78 RPM - Carlos Molina's Tango Orchestra - Farolito De Mi Barrio (Lantern Of My Villa) / La Cumparsita (The Masquerade) - Brunswick - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Carlos Molina's Tango Orchestra
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	6091
Date:	1931
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Carlos Molina's Tango Orchestra	Farolito De Mi Barrio (Lantern Of My Villa)		10.0 Rate
B	Carlos Molina's Tango Orchestra	La Cumparsita (The Masquerade)	Rodriguez	10.0 Rate

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Tango

A side (mx. LA979, take A) recorded Los Angeles, CA, March 25, 1931.
B side (mx. LA980, take A) recorded Los Angeles, CA, March 6, 1931.

LA980 was recorded before LA979 because the matrix was originally a test take, LAT960 (T for test) that was so good that it was renumbered LA980 and released together with LA979.(DAHR)

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xiphophilos 11th Dec 2021		"as shown for 6067 or 6095 here" With the ∞ sign that you see in the top menu when you write or edit a comment, you can link the catalog numbers to where the labels are actually shown.



han enderman 11th Dec 2021		Br 6091 - The original label type was the same as shown for 6067 or 6095 here, both listing a patent and the latter with in large print a 2-line legend below the label name. The serifed label on discogs is a later variant, still retaining the 1st line in large print and adding the license note (instead of the Panatrope text). The sanserif label here is an even later variant, with the patent number in the rim legend at 7. The last issue I've seen with the large patent nr at 2 is 6763 by Trumbauer; 6764 etc has the new label type with the new bottom legend. Note that titles & credit at that time are serifed on both label types. The last label image with serifed font I've seen is 7335; 7334 (Kemp) & 7335 (Louis Prima) both exist with both fonts.



xiphophilos 10th Dec 2021		Apparently, this 1934 repress exists both with the titles in a non-serif font, as here, and in another version in which the titles are listed in a serif font. Clearly, this is another case of two different pressing plants, but I don't know which ones.