78 RPM - Dame Clara Butt - Abide With Me / God Shall Wipe Away All Tears - Columbia - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Dame Clara Butt
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	7302
Date:	Apr 1924
Format:	12"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Dame Clara Butt	Abide With Me	S. Liddle	Rate
B	Dame Clara Butt	God Shall Wipe Away All Tears	Sullivan	Rate

Notes

80 RPM.
Side A - Contralto with Orchestra (Key of C)
Side B - Contralto with organ and piano (Key of E)

Side B: From "The Light Of The World"

First Issue:
Mx:Abide - 75170-2 (recorded 31 Aug 1922);
God Shall - 6555-2 ( recorded c.1915)
released April 1924

Second Issue:
Mx:75170-4 (recorded 19 Mar 1924);
6555-2
released 19 May 1924

Third Issue:
Mx:75170-4;
6555-4 (recorded 3 June 1925)
released 30 June 1925

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Comments and Reviews


alan45 SUBS ● 17th Aug 2024		On my copy the matrix numbers on the label and runoff don't have a suffix. Just 75170 (Abide) and 6555 (God Shall)?



JLC135 12th Feb 2023		Darker label variant added.



scrough 27th May 2019		This record is a double sided coupling of two single sided records: 7101 (Abide ...) and 7104 (God ...). I've changed the release date, and added details of the three issues that were made of it.



Juke Jules SUBS 16th Jul 2016		She had previously recorded Abide With Me with brass band accompaniment on HMV 03179, and she later recorded it iwith piano accompaniment on Columbia 7101, and in 1930 on D.X. 729



Juke Jules SUBS 7th Aug 2013		No, Zab, but she was popularly known as 'the Big Bristol Lass'



zabadak 6th Aug 2013		Is her middle name "Bigg"?



lorangrecords SUBS 7th Jul 2013		I still think I'm gonna move it to the notes?



lorangrecords SUBS 7th Jul 2013		You learn every day. Thanks J_G.



Jock_Girl 6th Jul 2013		The Key E and Key C designation was to allow listeners to appropriately adjust the speed of their gramophones. It is an indication of the musical key of the performance .. as in 'in the key of C'



lorangrecords SUBS 5th Jul 2013		Aren't Key C. Resp. Key E. also composers?