78 RPM - Ray Miller - Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You / Rose Of Mandalay - Brunswick - USA

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Artist:	Ray Miller
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	4131
Date:	Jan 1929
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ray Miller	Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You	Shay, Gillespie, Frommel	10.0 Rate
B	Ray Miller	Rose Of Mandalay	Wilber, Koehler	6.0 Rate

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Ray Miller And His Orch.

A & B: Fox Trot With Vocal Chorus
A: Vocal chorus by Bob Nolan (ditto uncredited on B)

A: recorded Chicago, IL, December 31, 1928.
B: recorded Chicago, IL, November 17, 1928.
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Number: 1392969

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Description: Brunswick 4131 A side label (no patent text)

Number: 1392970

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Description: Brunswick 4131 B side label (no patent text)

Number: 1392967

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Description: Brunswick 4131 A side label (with patent text)

Number: 1392968

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Description: Brunswick 4131 B side label (with patent text)

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xiphophilos 21st Jul 2017		That's very interesting! Dick Teela is credited with the vocals on another recording of the same song, "Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You", recorded by Bill Hogan and his Pere Marquette Hotel Orchestra on January 24, 1929, issued on Vocalion 15765: The voices on this and the Ray Miller recording below seem different, don't they? Not surprisingly, Brian Rust later changed his original (1975) attribution of the vocal from Dick Teela (1975, p. 1254) back to Bob Nolan: Brian Rusts' "Jazz Records 1917-1934" (free personal use edition), p. 816, credits the vocal on "Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You" to Bob Nolan, as does his "Jazz and Ragtime Records" (2002), p. 1157.



slholzer 21st Jul 2017		Rust's American Dance Band Discography says the uncredited vocal on Side B is Bob Nolan. It also says that the vocal on Side A is by someone named Dick Teela. You will note that the label says otherwise, crediting that vocal also to Bob Nolan.



xiphophilos 7th Jul 2017		A side: The cornet solo is by Muggsy Spanier.



xiphophilos 7th Jul 2017		Uploaded two Brunswick label variants. I would guess the ones with the larger catalog number and without the small patent text (U.S. PAT. 1,637,544) under the Brunswick logo are slightly earlier, but I am not sure. There's a resource with lots of Brunswick label variants online, but the labels are not securely dated: http://78rpmrecord.com/labelview.cfm?firstLetter=B

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