78 RPM - The Dorsey Brothers - Dixie Dawn / I Must Have That Man - Odeon - Germany

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Artist:	The Dorsey Brothers
Label:	Odeon
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	A221.110
Date:	1928
Format:	Export Issue
Genre:	Jazz
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Dorsey Brothers	Dixie Dawn	Trent, De Rose	Rate
B	Ed Lang's Wonder Orchestra	I Must Have That Man	McHugh	Rate

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10-inch export issue

A side (Okeh mx. 400699, take C) recorded New York, NY, May 22, 1928.
B side (Okeh mx. 401194, take B) recorded New York, NY, October 4, 1928.
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xiphophilos 15th Sep 2024		Thank you, Han, for looking that up. I was not aware of these Odeon export series. They were then probably marketed all over continental Europe. In any case, I've added Export above.



han enderman 14th Sep 2024		Od A-221110 - Lange, Deutsche 78er Discography, 2e Auflage p.33, lists the A.221000 Serie as German export 1927-35, and lists this Odeon under its Venuti title, but not under Dorsey. Text is normally in English. Some are Made in England (by Parlophone). - French Odeons say Made in France or something like that at 6. Lange also lists the A-189000 Serie as German export, and says that several foreign A-series were pressed in Berlin, like the French A-160000 series between 1926-30. I think that the French royalty stamp on A-189267 indicates it was imported from Germany. Earlier printings in this A-189000 series have the Lindström "L" in a square on the labels. Lotz (Bilderlexikon) says that the export series have an A-prefix with 6-digit Cat.nrs.



xiphophilos 14th Sep 2024		Are you sure this is not French? Usually, French Odeon releases have an A prefix and 6 digits, and it's also typical for French records that they use a period to separate the thousands: A221.110. I haven't seen a German release with more than 5 digits. On Discogs there's another Odeon release that I suspect is French, submitted by "Monsieur_77" and with what I assume is a French royalty stamp saying "Publications Francis-Day": Odeon A 189267.



han enderman 6th Sep 2024		Od A-221110 - This is the German release of Parlophone R-280, which also has this Eddie Lang credit. Orig. issue of B is OK 41133, as by Joe Venuti And His New Yorkers. Rust wrongly lists the reverse of 41133 (Doin' Things) for A-221110 and omits this Odeon under Dixie Dawn (Dorsey Bros 22 May 1928, OK 41050).



Mike Gann 6th Sep 2024		I've moved it to Germany. Thank you.



Madshellacoctopus 6th Sep 2024		The A221000 series is from Germany.



Leedon 6th Sep 2024		Not sure of country of origin. Any help appreciated.

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