78 RPM - Glenn Miller - In The Mood / I Want To Be Happy - Bluebird - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Glenn Miller
Label:	Bluebird
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	B-10416
Date:	15 Sep 1939
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	16 Own, 4 Want
Price Guide:	$67
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PRICE GUIDE

$67

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Glenn Miller	In The Mood	Joe Garland	9.0 Rate
B	Glenn Miller	I Want To Be Happy	Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans	8.0 Rate

Notes

Glenn Miller and His Orchestra

A side (mx. BS-038170-1) recorded New York, NY, August 1, 1939.
B side (mx. BS-038174-1) recorded New York, NY, August 1, 1939.
(DAHR)

1941-1943 Indianapolis repress (dark-blue label):
A Side Runout: 1R B 10416A 2B3U 52 (1R = dub of take 1)
B Side Runout: B-10416B 4D7A2 4I

Images

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 25th Jan 2020		Yes, that's right, GimmeVinyl. I've now added the pressing plant to the images. Camden pressing: two concentric circles broken away from small RCA circle.



GimmeVinyl 25th Jan 2020		So.. Bob's late '43 to spring '45 repress is a Camden pressing?



xiphophilos 5th Mar 2018		I've now added labels representing the original release.



xiphophilos 28th Oct 2017		Your labels, Bob, images {1440175} and {1440176} date to between fall 1943 and spring 1945, according to M. W. Sherman, Collector's Guide to Victor Records, p. 160.



Bob1951 31st Aug 2017		Label variant images added.



W.B.lbl ● 31st Jan 2016		P.S. Here is an example of what the label of a post-1943 Bluebird pressing would have looked like.



W.B.lbl ● 31st Jan 2016		All images shown here are of copies pressed between 1941 (when Patent 1637544 disappeared from the rim print, thus explaining the gap in said text) and 1943 (when the corporate credit was changed from RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. to RCA Victor Division Of Radio Corporation Of America); all original pressings would have included 1635744 amongst the patents. Also, all copies represented here at this time - {Images #443433 & 443434} and {Images #961608 & 961609} - had a 2.75" pressing ring indent, and the center label size was 2.9375" diameter. (And the breaks in the dual concentric rings in the label design are exactly identical.) By 1946-47, not only would "In The Mood" have already been reissued on RCA Victor (which changed its name from just plain ol' Victor in Jan-Feb 1946) as 20-1753, but there would have been the deep-groove of ~2.71875" inner diameter and ~2.8125" outer diameter, and (beginning around 1947) 3" diameter labels.



BigBadBluesMan 21st Feb 2015



BigBadBluesMan 21st Feb 2015



Twitster 3rd Nov 2014		More fascinating material on "In The Mood" can be found here There is also an essay provided by Cary O'Dell on the back story of the title here