78 RPM - Ted Lewis Jazz Band - Wond'ring / You Can't Get Any Lovin' Where There Ain't Any Love - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Ted Lewis Jazz Band
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	A2857
Date:	Mar 1920
Format:	10"
Genre:	Jazz
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$26
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PRICE GUIDE

$26

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ted Lewis Jazz Band	Wond'ring	David	Rate
B	Louisiana Five	You Can't Get Any Lovin' Where There Ain't Any Love	Skidmore, Baxley	Rate

Notes

B: Incidental Chorus by Billy Murray. Intro Tip-Tip Tippy Canoe (Hanley)

A side (mx. 78623, take 2) recorded New York, NY, September 5, 1919.
A side (mx. 78623, take 8) recorded New York, NY, October 18, 1919.
B side (mx. 78774, take 1) recorded New York, NY, October 30, 1919.
B side (mx. 78774, take 2) recorded New York, NY, October 30, 1919.
(DAHR)

Label printing date codes: LX (= December 1919) / AW (= January 1920).

The Talking Machine World, March 15, 1920, page 239: Advance Record Bulletins for April, 1920: Mid-Month Records (i.e., released March 10, 1920)

Images

Number: 1784015

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: normanfeer
Description: Columbia A2857 A side label

Number: 1784016

Uploaded By: normanfeer
Description: Columbia A2857 B side label

Number: 2194540

Uploaded By: Mike Gann
Description: Columbia A2857 A-side label {"AW" printing code}

Number: 2194546

Uploaded By: Mike Gann
Description: Columbia A2857 B-side label {"AW" printing code, 131 1-AD-K)

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 17th Dec 2023		I have looked around a bit online but have not yet found a copy with mx. 78623, take 2 rather than 8 on the A side. I assume the DAHR editors must have seen one, though, or they'd have declared the status of that take 2 "unknown."



xiphophilos 17th Dec 2023		Ted Lewis Band, "Wond'ring" (take 8) Louisiana Five, "You Can't Get Lovin' Where There Ain't Any Love" (take 1) (vocals: Billy Murray):



xiphophilos 16th Dec 2023		Point taken. I've removed the note "used for represses." On Discogs, at least, there are the take combinations take 8 on A, take 2 on B with LX / AW date codes take 8 on A, take 1 on B with AW date code take 8 on A, take 2 on B with AW date code All of these have two-letter mother letters and high stamper numbers. Columbia must have printed a lot of copies of this record in advance of the official release. Maybe they had a pile of pre-orders.



cyeaman SUBS 16th Dec 2023		I have a copy of this record that uses mx: 78774 (take 1) on the B side. DAHR lists the status of this take as "unknown", but I can confirm that it was issued. I'm curious about the comment concerning mx. 78623 (take 8) being used for represses. A copy of this record with date code LX (= December 1919) is listed on Discogs with take 8 on the A side, so this version was also used on the earliest pressings I've seen. Also, are records with a date code AW really represses? They were produced months before the record was released, near the end of March 1920. LX and AW labels were printed on different dates, but does that prove the records they were affixed to were pressed on different dates?



Mike Gann 29th Mar 2020		Added a-side label image and with respect to normanfeer, a clearer b-side label image, both with "AW" printing code