78 RPM - Doris Day With Harry James - The Very Thought Of You / Limehouse Blues - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Doris Day With Harry James
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	38729
Date:	13 Mar 1950
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Doris Day With Harry James	The Very Thought Of You	Noble	Rate
B	Harry James	Limehouse Blues	Furber, Braham	Rate

Notes

A. side - Doris Day With Harry James And His Orch.
B. side - Harry James And His Rhythm Section

Originally issued as part of Album Set C-198 (which also consisted of 38727, 37828 and 37830) on 13 Mar 1950.

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fixbutte 7th Apr 2020		fredhoyt, as we already have the artist "Doris Day With Harry James" (I hadn't checked that before), I have moved this record to that artist to make things a bit more consistent (artist "Doris Day And Harry James" removed as redundant for the moment). Considering the prominent credit for Harry James, I flinch from making the A-side a Doris Day solo artist side though.



fredhoyt 5th Apr 2020		fixbutte, I just wish the mods were consistent with Artist's listings.. there is one other Doris Day record from the "Man With A Horn" album listed on 78cat -- that one credits Doris Day With Harry James. The other two Doris Day (+?) records have yet to be added, so no credit given yet. It would seem to me that to be consistent Doris Day would be listed as the Artist, and "with Harry James and his Orchestra" in the notes, or. as 45cat has them listed -- Doris Day With Harry James And His Orchestra (on all four sides). fixbutte, thanks for the consistency -- when I get to the other two records in the set I will add them as Doris Day And Harry James (against my will) LOL



fixbutte 5th Apr 2020		fredhoyt, looking at the A side record label, it does not state Doris Day but DORIS DAY with HARRY JAMES and his ORCHESTRA. As we never list "and his Orchestra" in the artist credits here, Doris Day And Harry James is an appropriate way to describe what we find on the label, especially considering that the record comes from an album set titled Young Man With A Horn and credited to Doris Day And Harry James, see there.



fredhoyt 4th Apr 2020		Mike Gann, OK.. I only added the record label scans. The "Artist" (according to the scans I added) should be Doris Day NOT Doris Day And Harry James -- this is unless the original poster (Groovy) has knowledge of a label that states Doris Day And Harry James are the Artist(s) of the "A" Track. Does that make sense?



Mike Gann 4th Apr 2020		Fred, if you look at the instructions when you upload a record it says not to include "And His Orchestra" and to reserve that for the record notes.



fredhoyt 4th Apr 2020		Added record label scans -- they show the Artist of the "A" Track as Doris Day With Harry James and his Orchestra NOT Doris Day And Harry James. Original poster (Groovy) has this information in the "Notes" section...



BigBadBluesMan 14th Apr 2015



BigBadBluesMan 14th Apr 2015