78 RPM - Petula Clark - House In The Sky / Put Your Shoes On, Lucy - Columbia - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Petula Clark
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	D.B.2538
Date:	Jun 1949
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Petula Clark	House In The Sky	Hart, Fishman	Rate
B	Petula Clark	Put Your Shoes On, Lucy	Hank Fort	Rate

Notes

With Orchestra Conducted By Joe Henderson

Matrix A = CA 21085-1 and 1 and G
Matrix B = CA 21086-1A and 1 and G
A = From the film "The Huggets Abroad"

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Number: 433225

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Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS
Description: A side

Number: 433226

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Description: B side

Number: 1788578

Uploaded By: mikerhyl SUBS
Description: June 1949 Columbia ad fir record shops

Number: 1788580

Uploaded By: mikerhyl SUBS
Description: Petula’s first commercial release

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mikerhyl SUBS 9th Apr 2019		It will be 70 years in June 2019 !



mister_tmg 12th Sep 2014		It's sixty-five years this year since Our Pet's first record was issued... go girl!



zabadak ● 23rd Nov 2013		Zab, def Blue, def Black or def Dont Think? Yes, no, yes! ;-)



gregs45s SUBS 20th Nov 2013		Thank you.



Jock_Girl 20th Nov 2013		I have adjusted it 1949 -- which is where it belongs numerically



gregs45s SUBS 20th Nov 2013		I can confirm that this is definitely black.The picture JockGirl has pointed out is, i would say a black label but tilted in such a way to reflect the light so it appears blue.I did enter 1949 when submitting this record but someone changed it to 1950 almost immediately.



Pridesale 20th Nov 2013		Zab, def Blue, def Black or def Dont Think? The only blue shellac UK Columbia's I have seen are early days 80 RPMs and other 12" discs plus the YX series. I'll admit the sleeve is blue , and its not a sleeve I have noted before in my collection.



zabadak ● 20th Nov 2013		Definitely!



Jock_Girl 20th Nov 2013		You don't think this is blue? http://www.petulaclark.net/discography/4955/shoeslucy.jpg



Pridesale 20th Nov 2013		so should release date be June 1949 , does not look a blue label to me, normal black.



Jock_Girl 20th Nov 2013		It would appear so. Her site lists it as June 1949, though .. and on a blue label http://www.petulaclark.net/discography/discog4955.html



gregs45s SUBS 19th Nov 2013		Am i right in saying that this was Pet's first single?



gregs45s SUBS 19th Nov 2013

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