78 RPM - Charles Williams And His Concert Orchestra - The Dream Of Olwen / While I Live - Columbia - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Charles Williams And His Concert Orchestra
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	D.X. 1433
Date:	Jan 1948
Format:	12"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	17 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Charles Williams And His Concert Orchestra	The Dream Of Olwen	Charles Williams	Rate
B	Charles Williams And His Concert Orchestra	While I Live	Charles Williams	Rate

Notes

Composed and Conducted by Charles Williams
A: Solo Pianist: Arthur Dulay

A: From the Edward Dryhurst film "While I Live"
B: Incidental Music From The Edward Dryhurst Film

A side (mx. CAX 10010, take 2) recorded London, England, September 10, 1947.
B side (mx. CAX 10011, take 1) recorded London, England, September 10, 1947.

Listed as a January release in The Gramophone, January 1948 and reviewed on page 122 of the same issue.

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Number: 440445 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: nidostar Description: Columbia D.X. 1433 A side label	Number: 440446 Uploaded By: nidostar Description: Columbia D.X. 1433 B side label	Number: 444698 Uploaded By: Redpunk Description: Side A Variant	Number: 2099715 Uploaded By: Redpunk Description: Side A Variant
Number: 2099716 Uploaded By: Redpunk Description: Side B Variant

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 5th Jan 2022		@All Music Lust: CAX 10010-2, for example, means matrix CAX 10010, take 2. The "-2" part does not mean "side 2". "The Dream of Olwen" was the theme music of the movie "While I Live" and became, in fact, so popular that people started to refer to the film itself as "The Dream Of Olwen."



All Music Lust 5th Jan 2022



All Music Lust 5th Jan 2022



All Music Lust 5th Jan 2022		I believe "While I Live" is the A side and not the B!! On mine one I have a writing on the dead wax reading CAX 10011- 1 on the "While I Live" side and CAX 10010 - 2 so using logic and common sense I assumed "While I Live" is the A side. I do not know the songs so i might be wrong but if I am then the labelling is senseless.



Redpunk 18th Dec 2019		Added label scans with more text at base.



Juke Jules SUBS 6th May 2018		Charles Williams was born Isaac Cozerbreit. He became a composer and conductor in the British film industry The popular melody from the 1947 film While I Live In the film, this theme was "a tone poem composed by Olwen Trevelyan but uncompleted at the time of her tragic death". Miss Margaret Reubens has completed the score in time for the premier performance on the 25th anniversary of Olwen's death. Watch how the story unfolds at the house of Olwen's sister Julia: youtube



Redpunk 2nd Jun 2014		Added A side label scan with changed music publishers.