78 RPM - Cincinnati Tabernacle Chorus - Hallelujah What A Savior / Sail On - Rainbow [Religious] - USA

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Artist:	Cincinnati Tabernacle Chorus
Label:	Rainbow [Religious]
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1013
Date:	1921
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Cincinnati Tabernacle Chorus	Hallelujah What A Savior		Rate
B	Cincinnati Tabernacle Chorus	Sail On		Rate

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Description: Rainbow 1013 B

Number: 2665832

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Description: Rainbow Records Advert - Nov 1921

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Description: The Missionary - November 1921 Issue

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slholzer 2nd Jul 2021		There were at least four versions of Rainbow 1013. The first, which apparently was shunted aside by the more impressive Cincinnati Chorus, was by the Winona Lake Chorus.It featured Awakening Chorus and Hallelujah What A Savior. I've not seen a copy of this one. Based on the illustrated ad, it must have been cut out very early. The other three appeared on one or another variant of the "mottled cloud background" label. The illustrated version is the most colorful, having a pronounced area of violet at the bottom, surmounted by brighter than usual blue sky and distinctly non-cumulus white clouds. This version is also notable for the complete omission of composer credits, the total lack of exclamation points in the titles on both sides, and the chnage in artistcredit from Cincinnati Chorus to Cincinnati Tabernacle Chorus. Another version is probably on the same background, but either it started very much less vibrantly colored or the exemplar has badly faded over time. This version has the title of Hallalujah What A Savior in a single line and an exclamation point after Hallelujah. Composers P.P. Bliss for Hallelujah What A Savior and Chas. H. Gabriel for Sail On are appropriately credited. The artist is shown as Cincinnati Chorus. The third version has no pretense toward a violet area, the entire background being dull blue tending toward grey sky mixed with dirty white cloud. There is an exclamation point after Hallelujah and at the end of both titles. Composer credits are present, but the mention of 2000 Voices is omitted. The title of Hallelujah What A Savior is allotted two lines on this one. Unlike the other two, there is no price printed on this label. Again, the artist credit is just Cincinnati Chorus. At a guess, the Winona Lake Chorus version of 1013 was probably on the "sun-shafted clouds background" label and it probably debuted at a price of $1.00. By the time it had been supplanted by the Cincinnati Chorus versions, the price had dropped to 85 cents, per the two priced labels and the illustrated ad from November, 1921. This has the look of one of the more popular early Rainbow issues, so it may well be extant in more versions than the four I've detailed. Later versions may or may not bear a 75 cent price.



historyofcountrymusic 8th Jun 2021		Release date prior to November 1921 based on listing in "The Missionary" periodical from November 1921. Advertisement images added.

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