78 RPM - Paul Whiteman - A Tabloid Version Of As Thousands Cheer / A Tabloid Version Of "Let 'em Eat Cake" - RCA Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Paul Whiteman
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	39003
Date:	1933
Format:	Picture Disc
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$283
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PRICE GUIDE

$283

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Paul Whiteman	A Tabloid Version Of As Thousands Cheer	Irving Berlin	10.0 Rate
B	Paul Whiteman	A Tabloid Version Of "Let 'em Eat Cake"	George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin	10.0 Rate

Notes

12" picture disc
Recorded October 27, 1933

A Tabloid Version of As Thousands Cheer
- How's Chances - The Orchestra
- Supper Time - Ramona and Orchestra
- Easter Parade - Jack Fulton and Orchestra
- Not For All the Rice In China - Ramona and Orchestra

A Tabloid Version of "Let 'em Eat Cake"
- Mine - Bob Lawrence and Orchestra
- Let 'em Eat Cake - The Orchestra
- Union Square - Bob Lawrence and Orchestra
- On and On and On - Rhythm Boys with Orchestra
- Mine - Bob Lawrence and Ramona and Orchestra

"Ramona" is Ramona Davies, I believe.

Images

Number: 417782

THUMBNAIL
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Number: 417783

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Description: pic disc B side

Comments and Reviews


jakal68 ● 11th Jun 2022



LaurenceD SUBS ● 11th Dec 2021		Hi dewey70, it was recorded at Studio 2 in New York and plays at 78 rpm. It's the second picture disc release by Whiteman, the previous being Victor 39000 from 1932.



dewey70 24th Nov 2021		Is this a 78 or one of those Program Transcriptions?



Remember 14th May 2014		Extremely rare !!! Great job !



Tony P 30th Jan 2013		The other day I saw this Carmen Miranda picture disc in a charity shop. Went back later to get it but it was gone. http://www.78source.co.uk/carmen-miranda-rebola-a-bola-brunswick-picture-label-03272-78-rpm.html



zabadak 28th Jan 2013		Interesting! :-)



Scratchy45 27th Jan 2013		Look up "As Thousands Cheer" and you can't help but think that here it's a very deliberate nod to the newspaper connotations too - definitely present by this time.



KeithS SUBS 27th Jan 2013		a short form or version; condensation; synopsis; summary.



zabadak 27th Jan 2013		What did the word "tabloid" mean back then...?



mickey rat 27th Jan 2013		What a wonderful item. This is obviously a very early picture disc. The concept has been around for ever and despite the fascination with the likes of 1940s Vogue picture discs, earlier examples seem to be out there.