78 RPM - Comedy Harmonists - Creole Love Call / Night And Day - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Comedy Harmonists
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B.8023
Date:	Nov 1933
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Comedy Harmonists	Creole Love Call	Ellington, Miley, Jackson	10.0 Rate
B	Comedy Harmonists	Night And Day	Cole Porter	10.0 Rate

Notes

B: (from) "Gay Divorce"

A ("Creole Love Call) composers: Duke Ellington, James “Bubber” Miley, Rudy Jackson.

A mx: OD 1712-2; B mx: OD 1713-1.
Recorded Berlin, September 15, 1933.

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Description: His Master's Voice B.8023 A side label

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Description: His Master's Voice B.8023 B side label

Number: 2301729

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Description: Side D

Number: 2301728

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Description: Side C

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 10th Oct 2015		This privately recorded film clip of the reconstituted group in exile from ca. 1938 ("Schlafe mein Prinzchen, schlaf ein" / "Creole Love Call") shows Harry Frommerman start the Creole Love Call routine - he was the original group's greatest vocal imitator and comic talent:



Juke Jules SUBS 28th Apr 2013		Lovely! 'Comedian' meant something slightly different at that time, implying lighthearted songs There are plenty of examples of this group if you follow the YT links, including this nice example of them performing in a 1936 film: I hope we'll see many more records by the Comedy Harmonists, Comedian Harmonists and Das Meistersextett in these pages



LaurenceD SUBS 28th Apr 2013		Count me in as a new convert! Thanks to all of you.



mickey rat 3rd Feb 2013		Amazing group. They fell apart in the end because three of the original members were Jewish, making it particularly difficult to perform and record in Nazi Germany. They did make a lot of wonderful records though.



Scratchy45 2nd Feb 2013		If you've never heard them before I'd strongly recommend a listen to this German vocal group with their own European take on close harmony vocals. I'm particularly smitten by their versions of instrumental numbers like side B here. Apologies if preaching to anyone already converted. the name may come in various versions, and there's a modern reincarnation performing nowadays. Side B Side A