78 RPM - Glenn Miller - Tuxedo Junction / Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Glenn Miller
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B.D.5595
Date:	Jun 1940
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	31 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	$28
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PRICE GUIDE

$28

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Glenn Miller	Tuxedo Junction	Johnson, Dash, Hawkins	10.0 Rate
B	Glenn Miller	Danny Boy (Londonderry Air)	Weatherly, Arr. MacGregor, Miller	Rate

Notes

And His Orchestra

A side (mx. OA.046786, take 2A) recorded New York, NY, February 5, 1940.
B side (mx. OA.046787, take 1) recorded New York, NY, February 5, 1940.

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Comments and Reviews


Redpunk SUBS 22nd Jan 2023		Added N label scan with Side A Music Publisher logos in changed order.



xiphophilos 15th Jan 2023		Moved ST scan up



Redpunk SUBS 15th Jan 2023		Added ST label scan.



Redpunk SUBS 25th Mar 2022		Sorry that 78 was a duplicate and is long gone but if it had a different code from what is already here I would have added it so it would have been TT.



xiphophilos 25th Mar 2022		Redpunk, could you please also upload the B side of image 2487294? Rearranged labels chronologically with the help of http://early78s.uk/hmv-record-labels-on-the-b-series-1912-1958/ and http://www.78rpm.net.nz/mechcopy/mech7.htm



Redpunk SUBS 16th Dec 2020		Added side A label with Music Publisher logs in changed order.



Problem Child 1st Nov 2017		Just to say, my copy of this, which is the same as soultwinz, has the 'TT' tax code (;- 13th April 1943), but there appears top be a 'D' (;-15th April 1942) above the first 'T' which has been crossed out with an 'X'. This also happens on my copy of 'American Patrol'. Can I presume, as the 'TT' tax code lasted until 10th April '46, that mine is an original 1943 - 46 copy going by the tax codes?



soultwinz SUBS 25th Dec 2014		Earlier label variation image added



soultwinz SUBS 13th Feb 2014		indeed...1947/8 pressing :)



lorangrecords SUBS 16th Oct 2013		This record cat# was first rel. in 1940. Looking behind the stamp, it looks like it would be sold all over Europe acc. to the right holders. White stamp with black print is the 1942 version. The 1948 version was mauve with white lettering. There seems to never have been a tax code with only the letter N. Apr 15th 1953 Purchase Tax NT white / red print (if stamp).



Jock_Girl 3rd Oct 2013		Added images (21384 and 21385) that are variations of the perimeter copyright notice and 'Made in England' in italics. These also have a DT tax stencil which I think makes them earlier than VinylSid's original images which look to have an N tax stencil. Not sure if my pressings are 1942 'DT' or 1948 'DT' though