78 RPM - Bing Crosby - Some Of These Days / Let's Spend An Evening At Home - Vocalion - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Bing Crosby
Label:	Vocalion
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	2869
Date:	1938
Format:	10"
Genre:	Pop, Vocal
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Bing Crosby	Some Of These Days	Brooks	Rate
B	Bing Crosby	Let's Spend An Evening At Home	Freed, Barris	Rate

Notes

"Some Of These Days" (C 8641) from Brunswick 6351 (b-side) ca. 1932
"Let's Spend An Evening At Home" (LA 90) from Brunswick 6724 (b-side) ca. 1933

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Number: 2008366

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Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 19th May 2024		Actually these two sides were originally issued on Brunswick but reissued on Melotone 13130 already in 1934. I guess these later Vocalion reissues of ARC budget label recordings all happened in 1938, like we suggest all OKeh reissues of previous Vocalion numbers happened in 1940. As this is in line with the Vocalion label design here, I have added 1938 as release year.



han enderman 19th May 2024		Voc 2869 - Maybe a monthly catalog supplement gives an indication. Did they reuse from 3500 on backwards, or from 3000 forwards? Or upwards from 3000 with country & blues only, and backwards for some general popular reissues (like Bing, Busse & McCoy)?



xiphophilos 19th May 2024		This Vocalion label design was used from mid-1938 to 1940. Question is when this reissue was first released. In 1939? There is an earlier Vocalion with the same catalog number 2869 (Al Kavelin And His Orchestra, "Dancing With My Shadow b/w The Church Bells Told"). That's the one that was released in February 1935.



han enderman 18th May 2024		Voc 2869 #2 - release date is wrong.