78 RPM - The Johnny Otis Show - Ma (He's Makin' Eyes At Me) / Romance In The Dark - Capitol - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	The Johnny Otis Show
Label:	Capitol
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CL.14794
Date:	Oct 1957
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	51 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Notes

Both side with "Johnny Otis and his Orchestra with Marie Adams and the Three Tons Of Joy"

Images

Number: 411018 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: A Side Label	Number: 411019 Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: B Side Label	Number: 411020 Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: A Side Label	Number: 411021 Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: B Side Label
Number: 1510831 Uploaded By: Trester Description: Side 1 in company sleeve	Number: 1510832 Uploaded By: Trester Description: Side 2 in company sleeve

Comments and Reviews


tomaszposzwinski 17th Feb 2024



JimDandi2d 27th Jan 2018		Flip Side song "Romance in the Dark" is usually credited to Lil Green (no final 'e") alone. Does anyone have the 1958 Capitol album "The Johnny Otis Show" on which (near as I can tell) this song by this group first appeared? It is not in 45worlds yet.



Alan Warby 2nd Jul 2013		Reached Number 2 in the NME charts, 22 Nov 1957.



Juke Jules SUBS 23rd Dec 2012		Marie Adams' atmospheric performance of In The Dark was nevertheless a restrained version compared to Lil Green's original sensual vision of Romance In The Dark on B-8524



Juke Jules SUBS 11th Dec 2012		"Ma He’s Making Eyes at Me" was sung by Al Jolson in a 1920 Broadway show "The Midnight Rounders". The definitive lyrics may have been found on the original printed music sheet from 1921, but many recordings since then have seen departures from the original with everyone adding their own variations The earliest recorded version may have been by Eddie Cantor in 1921 (YT) while a piano roll recording (YT) (from the same year ?) has different lyrics, as does another early recording which I cannot date, titled simply "Ma", by Edward Fielding (YT) with the Fleming Novelty Orchestra on Royal 10101