78 RPM - The Sally Martin Singers - Jesus I Love You / Get Away Jordan - Down Beat - USA

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Artist:	The Sally Martin Singers
Label:	Down Beat
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	401
Date:	Sep 1952
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Sally Martin Singers	Jesus I Love You		Rate
B	The Sally Martin Singers	Get Away Jordan		Rate

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Billboard review September 13 1952...Strange because Down Beat changed name to Swing Time in 1949

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rhythmdog ● 16th Sep 2023		At this site, there is a brief bio of the pioneering Bronze label, with a list of releases. Several Bronze releases were subsequently released on Down Beat, some with the same record number:: Bronze BR-102, as Down Beat 102 Bronze BR-103, as Down Beat 103 Bronze BR-126 (not yet confirmed to exist) as Down Beat 126 Bronze BR-124 has the same two sides as this Down Beat 401... Two things: 1) A cursory perusal of the Swing Time catalog finds no gospel records - other than one in 1954, two years after this one, although there are several (not just the Bronze reissues) on Down Beat. Maybe Lauderdale wanted to keep the borrowed gospel separate - and also to put it out on a label familiar to gospel fans. Plus, he could likely get away with infringing on the magazine, which likely wouldn't know anything about a gospel reissue. 2) There's this from a history of Martin & Morris publishing: Quote: In 1948 [Sallie] Martin moved to California and established an outpost to handle Martin and Morris business on the West Coast. So the original recording on Bronze likely dates from 1948 or later.



xiphophilos 19th Mar 2020		This record was reviewed in Billboard in September 1952 as a Down Beat issue even though label owner Jack Lauderdale had replaced this name in 1949 with Swing Beat when Down Beat magazine threatened to sue him for trademark violation. Later, he changed the label name to Swing, in 1950 to Swing Time. Did Lauderdale resolve the issue and decide to reuse the name again in 1952? Interestingly, this record was reviewed at the time not in only in Billboard, but also in Cash Box, October 4, 1952, page 20, together with Swing Time 306 and Swing Time 309! See also discussion at http://klickitat.78online.com/pipermail/78-l/Week-of-Mon-20130325/052955.html

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USA - Bronze - 1948