78 RPM - Larry Adler - Star Dust / That Old Black Magic - Decca - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Larry Adler
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	A-486
Date:	Oct 1946
Format:	Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$20
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PRICE GUIDE

$20

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Larry Adler	Star Dust	Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish	Rate
B	Larry Adler	That Old Black Magic	Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer	Rate
C	Larry Adler	St. Louis Blues	W. C. Handy	Rate
D	Larry Adler	Blues In The Night (My Mama Done Tol' Me)	Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer	Rate
E	Larry Adler	Clair De Lune	Claude Debussy, Arr. Larry Adler	Rate
F	Larry Adler	Hora Staccato	Dinicu, Heifetz	Rate
G	Larry Adler	Begine The Beguine	Cole Porter	Rate
H	Larry Adler	Hand To Mouth Boogie	Larry Adler, David Le Winter	Rate

Notes

Four record album comprising discs 23319,
23524,
23467 and
23674

Sides A, B, C, D. G, and H: With John KIrby And His Orchestra.
Sides E, F: With Georgie Stoll And His Orchestra.
Side E: Featured in MGM picture "Music For Millions".
Side G: Featured in Warner Bros. picture 'Night And Day".

Images

Number: 1393823 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: coveboy Description: front	Number: 1393824 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: A Side	Number: 1393825 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: B Side	Number: 1393826 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: C Side
Number: 1393828 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: D Side	Number: 1393830 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: E Side	Number: 1393832 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: F Side	Number: 1393833 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: G Side
Number: 1393834 Uploaded By: coveboy Description: H Side

Comments and Reviews


slholzer 22nd Jul 2017		At least two of these discs also exist with a non-album label variant (23319, 23524). I would guess that they all do, but I can't say that as fact. At least two different album-label variants also exist. I think I am on firmer ground in guessing that if any one of these discs exist in that version, then they all do. At the moment, the main, possibly only difference in the two versions is the font used to print the large side number. The illustrated version is like Times New Roman with serifs at every corner. The other version is a simpler, less serifed font, with a more flowing line to the numbers. i have also known Decca album-labels to be printed with the side Number in a smaller font to match the part that says "8 sides". I haven't see an example of that for this album yet, but it may also be out there.