78 RPM - Großes Blas-Orchester S.A.-Chor: Sturm 33 (Hans Maikowski†) - Lisa, Lisa / Lore, Lore, schön sind die Mädchen von 17, 18 Jahr - Telefunken - Germany

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Großes Blas-Orchester S.A.-Chor: Sturm 33 (Hans Maikowski†)
Label:	Telefunken
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	A 1498
Date:	1933
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$173
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Großes Blas-Orchester S.A.-Chor: Sturm 33 (Hans Maikowski†)	Lisa, Lisa		Rate
B	Großes Blas-Orchester S.A.-Chor: Sturm 33 (Hans Maikowski†)	Lore, Lore, schön sind die Mädchen von 17, 18 Jahr		Rate

Notes

Dirigent: Carl Woitschach

A: mx 19386; recorded Berlin, October 26, 1933.
B: mx 19328, recorded Berlin, September 28, 1933.

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xiphophilos 2nd Oct 2021		The main label color of late war and post-ww2 Telefunken releases (Telefunken A 10817) is actually more like a grayish-white rather than gold.



fantasista 30th Sep 2021		Looking through the records that are on here, I can't make heads or tails of it. There are a couple of other gold-blue labels here, though both are E-prefixes (here and here). edit: and a post-WWII variation here



xiphophilos 29th Sep 2021		I've been trying to figure out why this Telefunken record exists in the standard blue-gold and in the rarer gold-blue label, but so far in vain. Both variants seem to be pre-WW2. I've seen other gold-blue and even gold-red labels, e.g., gold-blue Telefunken A 2186 Peter Kreuder, Amargura (image) gold-red Telefunken A 2369 Duke Ellington, Caravan (image) The record above also exists in a mid-war pressing on a white-blue label (image).



fantasista 28th Sep 2021		I see, thanks for the clarification.



xiphophilos 28th Sep 2021		When the matrix numbers are that far apart (19386 vs. 19328), you can usually assume that the much newer recording is the A side, whereas the older recording was added as a flip side.



fantasista 28th Sep 2021		Added alternate labels - but shouldn't the A and B sides be inverted here, based on the matrix numbers?



xiphophilos 19th Dec 2015		The B Side is more usually called "Des Försters Töchterlein" (The Forester's Little Daughter), credited to Friedrich Kücken (source).

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