78 RPM - Benny Goodman Sextet - Benny Goodman's Sextet - Columbia

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Benny Goodman Sextet
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	C-102 / 36720 / 36721 / 36722 / 36723
Date:	17 Jul 1944
Format:	Album
Title:	Benny Goodman's Sextet
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Benny Goodman Sextet	Rose Room (In Sunny Roseland)	Williams, Hickman	Rate
B	Benny Goodman And His Sextet	Air Mail Special	Benny Goodman	Rate
C	Benny Goodman Sextet	Flying Home	De Lange, Goodman, Hampton	Rate
D	Benny Goodman And His Sextet	I Found A New Baby	S. Williams, Palmer	Rate
E	Benny Goodman Sextet	Poor Butterfly	Golden, Hubbell	Rate
F	Benny Goodman Sextet	Grand Slam	Goodman	Rate
G	Benny Goodman Sextet	The Wang Wang Blues	Busse, Johnson, Mueller	Rate
H	Benny Goodman And His Sextet	As Long As I Live	Koehler, Arlen	Rate

Notes

Album set of four 10-inch 78 rpm records (cat# of individual records: 36720, 36721, 36722, 36723).

Album cover by Alex Steinweiss.

A side (mx. WCO 26133) recorded New York, NY, October 2, 1939. Originally released on Columbia 35254.
B side (mx. CO 29943) recorded New York, NY, March 13, 1941. Originally released on Columbia 36099 as "Good Enough To Keep."
C side (mx. WCO 26132) recorded New York, NY, October 2, 1939. Originally released on Columbia 35254.
D side (mx. CO 29514) recorded New York, NY, January 15, 1941. Originally released on Columbia 36039.
E side (mx. WCO 26744) recorded New York, NY, April 16, 1940. Originally released on Columbia 35466.
F side (mx. WCO 26719) recorded New York, NY, April 16, 1940. Originally released on Columbia 35482 as "Boy Meets Goy."
G side (mx. 32593) recorded New York, NY, March 10, 1942. Originally released on Columbia 36594.
H side (mx. CO 29029) recorded New York, NY, November 7, 1940. Originally released on Columbia 35901.

Billboard, June 17, 1944, p. 12 (Goodman Sextet Album Is Planned)
Billboard, June 24, 1944, p. 20 (Popular Record Releases - From June 15 thru June 22)
Billboard, July 22, 1944, p. 20 (Record Possibilities - "The Wang Wang Blues")

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xiphophilos 31st Dec 2022



sheepdip1234 SUBS 25th Jun 2021		Hi xiphophilos. Many thanks for the clarification. Greatly appreciated.



xiphophilos 25th Jun 2021		No, two writers were involved in creating "Poor Butterfly", Raymond Hubbell (music) and John L. Golden (lyrics): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poor_Butterfly



sheepdip1234 SUBS 25th Jun 2021		As there's no - between Golden and Hubell, I'm guessing that should be one name.



fixbutte 30th Aug 2015		All eight record labels added, apparently from an early pressing before the end of 1945, when Columbia reduced the text with the patent dates under the company name from three lines to two.



fixbutte 27th Aug 2015		The release day of "17 July 1944" for the album has been submitted by W.B.lbl whereas the Billboard magazine lists the album as released "from June 15 thru June 22" (see notes). We can assume though that the copy deadline of that Billboard issue was around June 15, so a possible delay could not be considered there. More probably they had forgotten what they had written in an article one week before, "a Benny Goodman Sextet album ... is to be released July 15". This article also confirms, "B. G. traveled to Columbia's plant in Bridgeport, Conn., to pick out the records he wanted in the album".



fixbutte 27th Aug 2015		According to the liner notes of the album, Benny Goodman personally considered these sides as his finest Columbia recordings. They were recorded between Oct 1939 and Mar 1942 by different combinations of musicians in the sextet, featuring guitarist Charlie Christian, pianists Count Basie and Fletcher Henderson, Lionel Hampton on vibraphone, Cootie Williams on trumpet, and others. Label scans of the records, partly already on the database as individual records, will follow.

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