78 RPM - Eddie Calvert - The Pansy (Mandy) / Never Say Goodbye - Columbia - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Eddie Calvert
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	DB.3956
Date:	Jun 1957
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	24 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Eddie Calvert	The Pansy (Mandy)	Rendine	Rate
B	Eddie Calvert	Never Say Goodbye	Norman, Gilbert	Rate

Notes

The Man With The Golden Trumpet

Matrix : A = CA 23945-1 and GR
Matrix : B = CA 23944-1 and GR

Both sides: With Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra and Chorus.

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MrPasta SUBS 30th Sep 2023



MrPasta SUBS 30th Sep 2023



Humboles 29th Aug 2019		Takes me back to the 1950s. I'm in RAF Nicosia as a kid and my mother is wearing a polka dot A-line dress, with permed hair, pearl earrings and necklace, and white-rimmed sunglasses to match her handbag The composers' names were aliases of Eddie Calvert and Norrie Paramor, apparently. I can still see this spinning round and round on the light green 'Elac Star' record player. At the time, the title "The Pansy" would have been very pejorative... no wonder they changed it.



KeithS SUBS ● 16th Feb 2018		Messy songwriter history according to ASCAP Originally written by Furio Rendine as "La Pensee." Then copyrighted with extra songwriter Egidio Pisano as "La Pansé." Then copyrighted with a third songwriter John M. Elliott as "The Pansy." Didn't find any mention of "Mandy."



zabadak 16th Feb 2018		Nice - I suppose it's important to know which came first as that would affect the title... :read:



pandah 19th May 2017		Scan added of one of its several Side A title variations which are also present on the 45rpm versions.



Redpunk SUBS 18th May 2014		Added label scan with changed spelling of track title.



Alan Warby 12th Jul 2013		Reached Number 9 in the NME charts, 7 Feb 1958.



gregs45s SUBS 15th Jun 2013		Thanks Jock Girl.



Jock_Girl 14th Jun 2013		Actually -- if you rely on Paul Pelletier's research and like issues on 45, it would be 1957



gregs45s SUBS 14th Jun 2013		Unsure whether 1958 or 1959?