78 RPM - Sons Of The Pioneers - Cool Water / Tumbling Tumbleweeds - Decca - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Sons Of The Pioneers
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	46027
Date:	Jan 1947
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$20
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PRICE GUIDE

$20

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Sons Of The Pioneers	Cool Water	Bob Nolan	Rate
B	Sons Of The Pioneers	Tumbling Tumbleweeds	Bob Nolan	Rate

Notes

A mx: 93632; recorded Chicago, IL, March 27, 1941. Same recording previously released on Decca 5939 A (1941).
B mx: 61972; recorded Dallas, TX, February 22, 1937. An earlier version was released on Decca 5047 A (1934).

Billboard, Dec. 21, 1946, page 90: Advance Record Releases.

Images

Number: 998879 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Tailspin Description: Decca 46027A label	Number: 998880 Uploaded By: Tailspin Description: Decca 46027B label	Number: 2718475 Uploaded By: Shabner SUBS Description: Decca 46027 A	Number: 2718476 Uploaded By: Shabner SUBS Description: Decca 46027 B
Number: 2718473 Uploaded By: Shabner SUBS Description: Decca 46027 A with Sleeve	Number: 2718474 Uploaded By: Shabner SUBS Description: Decca 46027 B with Sleeve

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 25th Jun 2018		The 1934 version of "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" that was released on Decca 5047 is available on the same Bob Nolan website to which you linked, George. Here's a direct link to the mp3: http://www.bobnolan-sop.net/Special%20Features/Song%20of%20the%20Month/Tumbling%20Tumbleweeds/Audio/1934%20De%205047.mp3



George Slv 25th Jun 2018		You're right RD. TT on this video is 1937. See Bob Nolan. Thanks for the link to the 1934. For a major hit it is hard to find. To me the 1937 rerecording does not sound as genuine, tho more polished. Where to get the 1934?



RecordDragon 24th Jun 2018		Both tracks reissued on a 45 RPM single B-side video below is labelled as the 1934 original recording but shows the B-side label image posted above (when played). Is it such recording? Is the video the correct version on this disc? This video sounds like an earlier recording.



xiphophilos 22nd Jun 2018		Decca abandoned marking its sides with A and B from August 1949 to mid‐October 1949. From October 1949 to ca. August 1952, the company used a star symbol next to the matrix number to indicate B sides. So the label pictures above represent a repress (cf. http://www.friktech.com/labels/DeccaLabelography.pdf).



slholzer 17th Mar 2016		This issue was released with labels that had no side designations, as illustrated, and with labels that had A and B designations. "Cool Water" was the A side. "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" was the B.