78 RPM - Percy Faith - The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart) / Swedish Rhapsody (Midsummer Vigil) - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Percy Faith
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	39944
Date:	9 Feb 1953
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	24 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Percy Faith	The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)	W. Engvick, G. Auric	Rate
B	Percy Faith	Swedish Rhapsody (Midsummer Vigil)	H. Alfvén, Adapted By P. Faith	Rate

Notes

Percy Faith And His Orchestra

A-side with vocal by Felicia Sanders; featured in the film "Moulin Rouge"

Also issued on 45 RPM as 4-39944

A mx: CO 48810; B mx: CO 48809.

Billboard, Feb. 21, 1953, page 40: Reviews of this Week's New Records

Billboard, Mar. 21, 1953, page 37: "Columbia Best Buys" ad (shows that "The Song From Moulin Rouge" is the featured A-side).

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Comments and Reviews


Job Lowe 18th Aug 2016		FWIW, the ad linked by xiphophilos shows Columbia 39938 with "Your Cheatin' Heart" as the B side. This ad also shows Columbia 39945 with "Tell Me A Story" as the B side. Those were the only two I checked, but the data here at 45worlds shows the opposite for both of those entries. On the 45, "Tell Me A Story" is shown as the A side at 45cat. But on the 45 for "Your Cheatin' Heart", it is shown on 45cat as the B side.



W.B.lbl 18th Aug 2016		In such cases, it was a situation where the B side was recorded just prior to the A side . . .



xiphophilos 14th Aug 2016		Usually that would be true, but in this case, it seems "The Song From Moulin Rouge" was the featured side from the start, see the link to an ad by Columbia that I just added to the Notes. In general, I have the impression, when you have a vocal on one side, an instrumental on the other, the vocal tends to be the featured side.



coveboy 13th Aug 2016		matrix numbers suggest that side a and side b should be flipped