78 RPM - "Tennessee" Ernie Ford - Give Me Your Word / River Of No Return - Capitol - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	"Tennessee" Ernie Ford
Label:	Capitol
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CL.14005 / CL. 14005
Date:	Sep 1954
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	62 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	$13
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PRICE GUIDE

$13

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	"Tennessee" Ernie Ford	Give Me Your Word	Wyle, Taylor	7.0 Rate
B	"Tennessee" Ernie Ford	River Of No Return	Newman, Darby	5.5 Rate

Notes

Side A - With Orchestra conducted by Billy May.
Side B - With Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Billy May.

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Comments and Reviews


Redpunk 21st Sep 2024		Added R/T side A label scan, side B is a N label identical to image no. 1309692.



tomaszposzwinski 7th Dec 2023



MrPasta SUBS 11th Dec 2021



MrPasta SUBS 11th Dec 2021



soultwinz SUBS 20th Feb 2019		According to the book first hits, this is down as a July 1954 release...which tbh is probably more accurate than sept..as the gold plum capitol issues had phased out come sept 54 to be replaced by the silver text copies



mister_tmg 22nd Sep 2017		It was quite a slow burn, taking about four months to reach the top of the charts from original release.



Redpunk 13th Apr 2017		Added B side with & from "Francis Day & Hunter" one line down.



bigyella 13th Feb 2017		Massive breakthrough hit for Ford, this record spent seven straight weeks at #1 in March and April 1955.



Jock_Girl 2nd Jan 2015		The Official Tennessee Ernie Ford web site, inthe Singles section -- entry number 48 show a US release date of 31 May 1954, so there is a 'blip' in catalog numbers around this and Catfish Boogie (as well as Dean Martin's That's More on CL. 14008) Over in the 45s here it says October 1954 with chart action in January 1955 for the UK release



fixbutte 2nd Jan 2015		Which means: Both sides recorded Apr 22, 1954, first released in the USA on Capitol 2810 late in May 1954 or early in June 1954 (BB June 5, 1954, p. 31). Thus release date corrected from Dec 1953 to the year of 1954. Someone who knows more may add the accurate month and day.



Jock_Girl 1st Jan 2015		The 1953 date for this is highly suspect because according to here PragueFrank And Billboard These tracks weren't recorded until spring of 1954 -- with the film in which he sang them also coming out at that time



soultwinz SUBS 1st Jan 2015		Not sure where the Cat No fits in on this one as CL 14005 stems way back to Dec 1953... that being the case this would exist on the black and gold capitol...must admit i have never seen one of those copies



camshaft 2nd Jul 2013		I have the EMI version, same cat no. with various diff fonts. Scanned in.



Alan Warby 1st Jul 2013		Reached Number 1 in the NME charts, 21 Jan 1955.



prettyblueeyes SUBS 28th May 2013		Sheet music added.