78 RPM - Les Brown - I Got The Sun In The Morning / It Couldn't Be True! (Or Could It ?) - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Les Brown
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	36977
Date:	6 May 1946
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Les Brown	I Got The Sun In The Morning	Irving Berlin	Rate
B	Les Brown	It Couldn't Be True! (Or Could It ?)	Dee, Lippman	Rate

Notes

A mx: CO 36021; recorded New York, NY, March 27, 1946.
B mx: CO 35878; recorded New York, NY, February 25, 1946.

Billboard May 25, 1946, p. 34: Reviews

Les Brown and his Orchestra.

Side A: From "Annie Get Your Gun", Vocal by Doris Day.
Side B: Vocal by Jack Haskell.

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Number: 578830

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Description: A side

Number: 578831

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Description: B side

Number: 1313571

Uploaded By: jscaptura
Description: B-side Label

Comments and Reviews


jscaptura 16th Apr 2017		Added clearer b-side label fmc.



mister_tmg 7th Jul 2016		It sounds pretty good. The Doris/Les Brown CD sets are out of print now, they ought to issue a new one and include this take. Of course they used alternate takes for Sinatra where the metal masters were damaged. I wonder if it could be on this ASV set? It's derived from 78rpm discs, I believe, so you'd think it would be the correct take. No audio samples online though. Sentimental Journey



mojofilter 7th Jul 2016		mister_tmg, you're welcome. That may have been my video of the record that you saw at YT, before they yanked my channel. I've only been able to find the other take on CD. My thought is that Sony can locate neither the metal parts for this record nor a copy of the disc in excellent condition, otherwise they would surely have issued it by now. So I restored my record for posterity.



xiphophilos 7th Jul 2016		B Side:



mister_tmg 6th Jul 2016		I remember a video of that record being on YouTube a few years ago. Then I couldn't find it, so wasn't sure I'd imagined this original take. Pity it wasn't on the Doris Day/Les Brown CD. I wonder if it ever has been on CD. Probably not. Interesting, thank you.



mojofilter 5th Jul 2016		The take from a Les Brown CD compilation in the YouTube video is not the same take as on the record. They diverge at 44 seconds in with the sax solo. Hear the original take here.



BigBadBluesMan 31st Mar 2015