78 RPM - Harry James - Harry James, His Trumpet and his famous Orchestra - Philharmonic

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Harry James
Label:	Philharmonic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ALBUM 17 / 7387-5 / FR-69 / FR-70 / FR-71 / FR-72
Date:	1942
Format:	Album
Title:	Harry James, His Trumpet and his famous Orchestra
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Harry James	Alice Blue Gown	McCarthy, Tierney	Rate
B	Harry James	Exactly Like You	McHugh, Fields	Rate
C	Harry James	The Sheik Of Araby	Snyder, Wheeler, Smith	Rate
D	Harry James	It's The Last Time I'll Fall In Love	Stept, Tobias	Rate
E	Harry James	Hodge Podge	Mooney	Rate
F	Harry James	Four Or Five Times		Rate
G	Harry James	The Carnival Of Venice		Rate
H	Harry James	Flight Of The Bumble Bee		Rate

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Harry James and his Orchestra

Four 10" 78-rpm record album Philharmonic 17 (or 7387-5) "Firestone Presents Music by the Masters: Harry James, His Trumpet and his famous Orchestra", consisting of Philharmonic FR-69; FR-70, FR-71, and FR-72.
The number 7387-5 appears on the top of the spine, the number 17 at the foot of the Airchief logo at the bottom of the spine.
The (first?) variant of these records bears the label name Philharmonic with Air Chief in script letters below.

A ("Alice Blue Gown") mx: 1362; recorded New York, NY, c. February 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8201; reissued on Elite 5045 (Oct. 1942).
B ("Exactly Like You") mx: 1891; recorded New York, NY, c. July 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8411; reissued on Elite 5036 (Aug. 1942).
C ("The Sheik of Araby") mx: 1560; recorded New York, NY, c. April 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8270; reissued on Elite 5036 (Aug. 1942).
D ("It's The Last Time I'll Fall In Love") mx: 1805; recorded New York, NY, c. June 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8349; reissued on Elite 5027 (Jun. 1942).
E ("Hodge Podge") mx: 1437; recorded New York, NY, c. March 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8231; reissued on Elite 5028 (Jun. 1942).
F ("Four Or Five Times") mx: 1646; recorded New York, NY, c. May 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8298; reissued on Elite 5028 (Jun. 1942).
G ("The Carnival Of Venice") mx: 1440; recorded New York, NY, c. March 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8231; reissued on Elite 5031 (Jul. 1942).
H ("Flight Of The Bumble Bee") mx: 1643; recorded New York, NY, c. May 1940 - originally issued on Varsity 8298; reissued on Elite 5031 (Jul. 1942).

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xiphophilos 23rd Jun 2018		Oberstein milked his recordings of the early Harry James Orchestra for all it was worth, that's for sure. I've entered all the 1942 Elite reissues in the Notes above. In1942, Harry James' outfit was at the peak of its popularity, so Oberstein dug out his older recordings and reissued them in varying combinations.



KeithS SUBS 23rd Jun 2018		Eli Oberstein again??? Its not easy to keep up with Eli These tracks also appeared on his Elite labels but in 1942 he signed a deal with Firestone to sell discs in their outlets.



Bob1951 23rd Jun 2018		A side B side C side D side E side F side G side H side