78 RPM - Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra - The Peanut Vendor / True And Sincere Love - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	G.V.1
Date:	1930
Format:	Export Issue
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra	The Peanut Vendor	Simon	Rate
B	Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra	True And Sincere Love	Grenet	Rate

Notes

10".

A: Vocal refrain by Antonio Machin.
B: Vocal refrain by Antonio Machin and Daniel Sanchez.

Personnel:
Remberto Lara (trumpet on A); Daniel Sánchez (guitar, maracas, vocals on B).

A side nr.: 40-2549; B side nr.: 40-2550.
Recorded by the American RCA Victor Company.

A side (mx. BVE-62152-3) recorded New York, NY, May 13, 1930.
B side (mx. BVE-62328-1) recorded New York, NY, July 2, 1930.
(DAHR)

Original release: Victor 22483 (on which the B side is titled "True Love)".

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Comments and Reviews


scrough 30th Sep 2019		We can't think of this series as exclusively destined for Africa. By 1951 the GV series was an 'International' series (see the 1951-2 UK Trade Catalogue image here). GV1 was still in the catalogue at this date. However the earliest release date given in the listing is GV 152 for Sept 1948, which is marked for deletion on 31 Jan 1952.



jago125 30th Sep 2019		Re. KeithS' query: Maybe the NCB stamp box wasn't present on the earliest English stamping of GV1. We only have my 1950's re-press to look at now. Please take a look at G.V.19 on this site and you'll see an early pressing (without NCB) and a re-press on which the NCB appeared.



KeithS SUBS 🍰 29th Sep 2019		If this is correct and these GV series were meant for the African continent..why are there NCB markings on the label ?



jago125 29th Sep 2019		The original American release of this English Export issue is on the site under catalogue no. 22483. 'N' in the shellac indicates pressed in 1953? Making it a re-press.