78 RPM - Freddie Mitchell - Easter Boogie / Idaho Boogie - Derby - USA - 733

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Artist:	Freddie Mitchell
Label:	Derby
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	733
Date:	Mar 1950
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Freddie Mitchell	Easter Boogie	Newton, Mitchell, Heller	Rate
B	Freddie Mitchell	Idaho Boogie	Jesse Stone	Rate

Notes

In April 1950 Best selling R&B list.
Freddie Mitchell And His Orchestra.

Images

Number: 1524403 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: KeithS SUBS Description: a side	Number: 1524404 Uploaded By: KeithS SUBS Description: b side	Number: 3479177 Uploaded By: han enderman Description: Derby 733 a #2 - composer changed	Number: 3479178 Uploaded By: han enderman Edited By: rhythmdog Description: Derby 733 a #3 (new title)
Number: 3513750 Uploaded By: rhythmdog Description: A Side later	Number: 3513751 Uploaded By: rhythmdog Description: B Side later

Comments and Reviews


han enderman 31st Jan 2024		Derby 733 - The tune is Irving Berlin's "Easter Parade", as can be heard on archive. On the original issue Mitchell a.o. (band members?) claimed "Easter Boogie" as their composition, but after Berlin threatened with legal action (as said on 'rateyourmusic'), the real composer appeared on the label of "Easter Boogie", and subsequently the song title was changed into its original form. So there are 3 versions of the beige/pink label. - In its only Billboard mention (8 Apr 1950, Best-Selling Retail Records), the tune title is "Easter Boogie", confirming that this is the original Derby title. And on the later black label pressing (the last beige label seen is 814), the corrected title and composer are shown. Note that Mitchell recorded more "Boogie" versions of existing tunes, like Derby 739 "Till Tom Boogie".



slholzer 30th Jan 2024		As a matter of clarification, the Easter Parade version does not exist only on black labels. It was also printed on beige labels, suggesting that error (If such it was) survived at least one event that offered an opportunity to fix it. What I would like to know is whether the alternate title was an erroneous labelling of the Easter Boogie track, or was in fact Irving Berlin's Easter Parade as the label indicates. Both titles showed the same matrix (D-7), although the authors were distinctly different. That is as far as I can carry the inquiry, since all I have are photos of both versions.



rhythmdog 6th Mar 2023		Also exists in a black design here which I had never seen before, and on which, as Apesville notes, the B side title is "Easter Parade". Both sides show writers on that version, also.



Apes Ville 7th May 2019		also issued with alt tile of Easter Parade

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See Also

Freddie Mitchell - Home Sweet Home / National Emblem March - Derby - USA - 750 (1951)

King Odom Four - I'm Glad I Made You Cry / Lover Come Back To Me - Derby - USA - 736 (1950)

James Quintet - Don't Worry / Let's Put Our Hearts On The Table - Derby - USA - 732 (1950)

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