78 RPM - Mae West - Come Up 'N See Me Sometime / Frankie And Johnny - Mezzotone - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Mae West
Label:	Mezzotone
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	100
Date:
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$36
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$36

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Mae West	Come Up 'N See Me Sometime	Lewis Alter, Arthur Swanstrong	Rate
B	Mae West	Frankie And Johnny		Rate

Notes

Part of a three record album No 11

Side A: Orchestra - Josef Chernivasky
Side B: Orchestra - Lenny Marvin.
Black label with silver print.

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Comments and Reviews


Mike Gann 3rd Mar 2020		Here's the image of the album http://www.valueyourmusic.com/items/252342486759-mezzotone-11-mae-west-mae-west-songs-rare-set-of-3-discs-1940-s-78-rpm-ee



KeithS SUBS 2nd Mar 2020		Mezzotone released a three record album of Mae West songs in 1947 acccording to Popsike Also available as a 10" LP I've even found a later US 45 on this label of another Mae West tune "The guy That takes his time/Put it off until tomorrow"



xiphophilos 2nd Mar 2020		Since there is a 100-B label, do we know that 100-A and 101-A were ever combined on the same record?



KeithS SUBS 29th Feb 2020		OK ..but where does this fit into the great scheme of things??



whitewhale1965 6th Apr 2016		Both tracks are included on the 1987 Rosetta Records release "Sixteen Sultry Songs". It credits Lenny Marvin Orchestra accompaniment on both and dates them circa 1935. Also, composer credit on the a-side as: Alter-Swanstrom; b-side title as "That's All Brother". Shows how historic details can be blurred or forgotten.



slholzer 8th Feb 2016		This looks to be the same two tracks that are the A sides of MezzoTone 100 and MezzoTone 101. Same songs, same accompanying orchs. I don't know how reliable that is as an information source, but they say the tracks were recorded in 1949 and released on MezzoTone in 1950.



xiphophilos 18th May 2015		Copy of the label image: http://collectorsfrenzy.com/gallery/200864690087.jpg. A Side on youtube:

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