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Artist: Vernon Dalhart And Carson J. Robison Label:   Columbia Country: USA Catalogue: 847-D Date: Feb 1927 Format: 10" Genre: Country, Vocal Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search on eBay This is an affiliate link for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Vernon Dalhart And Carson J. Robison	Just A Melody	Robison	Rate
B	Vernon Dalhart And Carson J. Robison	When You're Far Away	Robison	Rate

Notes

A side (mx. 142310, take 2 or 3) recorded New York, NY, June 17, 1926.
B side (mx. 142311, take 2 or 3) recorded New York, NY, June 17, 1926.
(DAHR)

Listed in The Talking Machine World, February 15, 1927, page 141: Advance Record Bulletins for March, 1917 (actually released in late February 1927).

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Number: 2159177  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Ron Reagan1 Edited By: KeithS Description: Side A

Number: 2159178  Uploaded By: Ron Reagan1 Edited By: KeithS Description: Side B

Comments and Reviews

xiphophilos 25th Feb 2020		Whoever enters the so-called "publication data" for 78 rpms on archive.org is, as a rule, not very critical. They often get their dates from http://www.78discography.com/, as in this case, without realizing that that database only offers recording dates, not "publication dates". Or they get dates from discogs, which can be a really mixed bag, or from here, which is frequently the most reliable source because many informed users are vetting these dates. Nevertheless, even here you'll run into unsourced or simply erroneous dates, not least because you aren't the first user who has entered recording dates as release dates, and we don't always catch this right away. Your most reliable, but far from complete source for the release dates at least of U.S. American releases is the Database of American Historical Recordings. It's not complete, though, and when their dates are based on the listings in The Talking Machine World, they are usually a month later than the actual release date. When TMW, for instance, lists a record under "Advance Record Bulletins for January 1920", you can assume that the record appeared in late December 1919, which is when contemporary newspapers advertise these records as "For Sale Now".
fixbutte 24th Feb 2020		Entered date (17 Jun 1926) is the recording date, see also Country Music Records: A Discography, 1921-1942 by Tony Russell and Bob Pinson, page 258. What we want here as the "Date" is the release date though, and that was like Mike Gann says: as the record was announced in The Talking Machine World's Advance Record Bulletins for March 1927, it was released in late February 1927.
Ron Reagan1 23rd Feb 2020
Ron Reagan1 23rd Feb 2020		Thanks, Mike. I went with the date listed on archive.org.
Ron Reagan1 23rd Feb 2020
Mike Gann 23rd Feb 2020		Catalog number is 847-D The release date is here. https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Talking-Machine/20s/Talking-Machine-1927-02.pdf

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