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78 RPM Record

Artist: Marlborough Orchestra Label:   The Grafton Country: UK Catalogue: 9247 Date: 1926 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Marlborough Orchestra	Black Bottom		Rate
B	Marlborough Orchestra	Sunny Swanee		Rate

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B: uncredited vocal by Jack Charman.

A side (mx. 106965) recorded New York, NY, June 1926 by Lou Gold & his Orchestra and originally released as Pathé Actuelle 36475.
B side (mx. 95116) recorded London, England, November 1926, by Victor Sterling and his Band and also released as Pathé Actuelle 11216.(source)

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j.monk 15th Sep 2022		Ha ! Excellent ! Thanks !
xiphophilos 14th Sep 2022		"Sunny Swanee" (mx. 95116) was recorded in November 1926 in London by Victor Sterling and his Band and also released as Pathé Actuelle 11216.(mgthomas) and (source 2).
j.monk 14th Sep 2022		"Black Bottom" is played by Lou Gold & his Orchestra, rec.06/1926 and originally released as Pathé 36475 and Perfect 14656. Can't track down this other side for now....
Bamboo 18th May 2020		Moderator: Should this label be amended to 'The Grafton' so it appears with the others ? {Mod Edit. Done}

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