78 RPM - The Two Mister F's - These Will Be The Good Old Days / Lonesome So Lonesome - Mercury - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	The Two Mister F's
Label:	Mercury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	5684
Date:	Jun 1951
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Two Mister F's	These Will Be The Good Old Days	Steele Fulton	Rate
B	The Two Mister F's	Lonesome So Lonesome	Steele Fulton	Rate

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Break-In Master 10th May 2021		Thanks, Bob!! Yep, that what my copy looks like!! Sorry I couldn't have posted these but, my life has been in utter turmoil the past six years!!! Courtesy of my greedy ex-sisters!!



Bob1951 19th Apr 2019		Here You go Xiphophilos. Promo label images added. (Only 3 and 1/2 years later.)



Break-In Master 28th Dec 2015		I'll see what I can do. On one side of the label, there's a reverse image imprint of a promo from another record. I can see the record number, which is WAY different from the one on this record, and the oval Mercury insignia that says it's a promo. Your link is the first time I ever heard the actual record, but the song sounds very familiar!! The lead voice does, too, and, the harmonic voice sounds a bit like Bing Crosby! I would venture to guess that one of the F's is named, Fulton.



xiphophilos ● 26th Dec 2015		You must have a promo with only the minimum of information. The regular black label issue offers more info (see on ebay). I've added the full titles of both songs and the composer names. Hope you can upload a scan of your labels soon so we can document this promo. B Side (on Canadian Mercury):



Break-In Master 26th Dec 2015		This is a mystery record. The labels are completely white with VERY limited information (everything you see in the description above, except that it also says, "Vocals By", before the artist name.) Each side has master/matrix numbers machine-stamped into the record and they are 4170 and 4171 and each has a hand-written "N" after them. From what I understand, you're supposed to guess who The Two Mister F's really are by listening to the record.

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