78 RPM - Dinah Shore - Anniversary Song / Heartaches, Sadness And Tears - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Dinah Shore
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	37234
Date:	3 Feb 1947
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Dinah Shore	Anniversary Song	Jolson, Chaplin	8.0 Rate
B	Dinah Shore with Spade Cooley and his Orchestra	Heartaches, Sadness And Tears	Cooley, Evans	Rate

Notes

A side: Orchestra under the direction of Morris Stoloff. From "The Jolson Story", Based on the theme by Ivanovici
A: Recorded 13 Dec 1946, Hollywood, CA, mx: 2172-1
B: Recorded c. Apr 1946, Hollywood, CA, mx: HCO 1776-1

BB Feb 22, 1947, p. 20 (Honor Roll of Hits), p. 28 (Advance Record Releases)
BB #4 Pop - Anniversary Song

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mojofilter 21st Nov 2022



fixbutte 1st Oct 2015		In addition, this version of "Anniversary Song" is listed (among several other versions) on the Honor Roll of Hits in the same Billboard issue, based on the survey for the "Week Ending February 14", confirming that the record was already available then (it was not mentioned in the previous week though). As often noticed before, Billboard's Advance Record Releases were not always in advance.



xiphophilos 1st Oct 2015		Can regular mortals access these archives too? And if yes, how?



W.B.lbl 1st Oct 2015		Three words: Sony Music archives.



xiphophilos 30th Sep 2015		Just out of curiosity, how do we arrive at a release date of February 3, 1947, when the record is first listed among the Advance Record Releases of Febr. 22, and Billboard itself says that it'll usually take another two weeks before the records are actually on sale? I know you can't always trust the Billboard listings, but still wonder what the evidence for this earlier release date would be.



fixbutte 30th Sep 2015		Sides flipped. As often said on 45cat, matrix numbers in the USA generally don't say anything about the "plug" side, only about the recording sessions which were about eight months apart in this case, see adjusted notes. Whereas "Anniversary Song" was a newly recorded cover of the Al Jolson song featured in The Jolson Story (premiered on Oct 10, 1946 in the USA), "Heartaches, Sadness And Tears" was a remnant from an earlier session with Spade Cooley's orchestra. So we can presume that "Anniversary Song" (actually a waltz composed by Ion Ivanovici in 1880, "Waves of the Danube", with new lyrics), was also the intended hit.



W.B.lbl 29th Sep 2015		Despite the matrix number order, "Anniversary Song" would have been the hit.



BigBadBluesMan 4th Apr 2015



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Canada - Columbia - 1947