78 RPM - Noel Coward - Mad Dogs And Englishmen / Let's Say Goodbye - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Noel Coward
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B 4269
Date:	Oct 1932
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	28 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$57
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PRICE GUIDE

$57

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Noel Coward	Mad Dogs And Englishmen	Noel Coward	9.5 Rate
B	Noel Coward	Let's Say Goodbye	Noel Coward	Rate

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With Orchestra.

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Comments and Reviews


pandah 18th Oct 2022		My copy, which is the same as Redpunk's older scans, has a large label for the A side and a smaller label for the B side.



Redpunk 15th May 2021		Added later label scans.



Whyperion SUBS 8th Jun 2019		The final school I attended as a pupil had a headmaster - and I learnt more of his background from comments of old boys on friendsreunited and in an anniversary publication which part explained his (possibly exagerated) eccentrities, something I only appreciated in hind-sight. If not quite a confirmed batchelor, he had a seeming aversion to the female gender in some ways, yet worked well with all teachers in the school productions that I thought were normal for all schools of that age group, with evening cabaret reviews and mini-dramas performed termly in which the boys (and sometimes borrowed girls (but not when I was there) from one or two nearby other institutions) participated along with selected interested staff members. Normally 'walking' does not quite explain it, down the centre of the aisle in twice weekly school assembly, sometimes atopped with mortar board, chalk billowing from a seemingly permanently semi-attached gown moving in take-off mode. Addresses to the assembly oft undertaken leaning half over the lecturn, arm of spectacles part being chewed and a masterful delivery in part Will Hay (but with intelligence) and part Noel Coward. In the reviews his party piece was "Mad Dogs" and complemented his mastery of history as a whole, and appreciation of an era 20 years prior and worlds away from the punk reality of popular culture of the time.



KeithS SUBS 6th Jun 2019		From Warner Classics Page ''HMV documents reveal that Noel first went into one of their studios in August 1925 to record songs from On With The Dance including “Poor Little Rich Girl”. These were however rejected with a note indicating “voice too weak”, and it wasn’t until April 1928 that he returned to record “A Room With A View” at the start of an HMV contract which would continue uninterrupted even by war until June 1952. At that point, as 78s began to be replaced by LPs, he started to make recordings with other labels in Britain and the USA — where he was now at the start of a flourishing post-war cabaret and concert career — of which there are several “in performance”..



Whyperion SUBS 6th Jun 2019		The USA label says recorded in europe, so one of the deals that went back accross the atlantic. NC moved to New York for a while later I think.



MrPasta SUBS 4th Mar 2018



mikey405 14th May 2014		Another side B label variation added.



lorangrecords SUBS 11th Apr 2013		Added year of rel. from an Eddie Shaw discography.



Graham7 2nd Mar 2013		Label variation added. B.4269. This was one of my favourites when I first started playing records when I was little. Pretty sure this is the same version (US Victor label)

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