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Artist: Dick Robertson Label:   Decca Country: USA Catalogue: 3707 Date: Apr 1941 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Dick Robertson	A Waltz Was Born In Vienna	Fredrick Loewe, Earle Crooker	9.0  Rate
B	Dick Robertson	It's A Sin To Tell A Lie	Bill Mayhew	9.0  Rate

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Dick Robertson and His Orchestra

Personnel A:
Andy McKinney (trumpet); Russ Jenner (trombone); Slats Long (clarinet); Herbie Haymer (tenor sax); Red Norvo (piano); Pete Peterson (bass); Maurice Purtill (drums); Dick Robertson (vocals).

Personnel B:
Bunny Berigan (trumpet); Al Philburn (trombone); Paul Ricci (clarinet, tenor sax); Frank Signorelli (piano); Dave Harboun (guitar); Pete Peterson (bass); Stan King (drums); Dick Robertson (vocals).

A mx: CH-61121 (label); 61121A (runout); recorded New York, NY, May 26, 1936.
B mx: CH-60902 (label); 60902A (runout); recorded New York, NY, May 16, 1936.

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xiphophilos 27th Sep 2019		This answers my question completely. Great collaboration!
fixbutte 27th Sep 2019		Here's something about Decca's purchase of the Champion trademark from the bankrupt Gennett label on June 28, 1935: Yonder Come the Blues: The Evolution of a Genre, page 308. There it is also mentioned that Decca started their second race series (after their own 7,000 series) late in 1935, the 50,000 Champion series. The popular 40,000 Champion series was not initiated before late 1935 either, with a lot of reissues of Gennett material, though. Both series (and an additional 45,000 country series) were discontinued shortly after May 1936 and most new recordings were reissued on the Decca label in the following years, like this one here.
Mike Gann 27th Sep 2019		That's what it means even though the Champion matrix numbers have an E prefix. The a-side was issued on Champion 40117 and the b-side was issued on Champion 40106.
KeithS SUBS 27th Sep 2019		Could be a Champion master?
Mike Gann 27th Sep 2019		The 60000 matrix numbers are New York recordings and the 90000 matrix numbers are Chicago recordings so I don't know what "CH" means either.
xiphophilos 27th Sep 2019		Added personnel and dates per M. Ruppli, The Decca Label, vol. 2, pages 271 and 282. What I don't understand is the meaning of the CH-prefix before the matrix numbers. A C-prefix usually means Chicago, and I would have thought CH- stands for the same recording place, but Ruppli says these are New York recordings. A side: mp3 B side: mp3

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