78 RPM - Freddie Slack - Here You Are / Cow-Cow Boogie - Capitol - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Freddie Slack
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	102
Date:	29 Jun 1942
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	25 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Freddie Slack	Here You Are	Robin, Rainger	8.0 Rate
B	Freddie Slack	Cow-Cow Boogie	Raye, DePaul	8.0 Rate

Notes

Freddie Slack and his Orchestra
"Here You Are" vocal by David Street
"Cow-Cow Boogie" vocal by Ella Mae Morse

A mx: 14-A; B mx: 16-A;
Both recorded Los Angeles, CA, May 21, 1942.

June 29 release: Billboard Jul 4, 1942, page 86: "Modern Distribs Capitol Records."

Images

Number: 819899

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Uploaded By: LaurenceD SUBS
Description: Capitol 102 A Side Label (1942-1944)

Number: 819900

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Description: Capitol 102 B Side Label (1942-1944)

Number: 819901

Uploaded By: LaurenceD SUBS
Description: Capitol 102 A Side Label (repress 1945-1948)

Number: 819902

Uploaded By: LaurenceD SUBS
Description: Capitol 102 B Side Label (repress 1945-1948)

Comments and Reviews


Dale45 SUBS 18th Feb 2024		A-side video. Nod to BigBadBluesMan.



W.B.lbl 12th Feb 2020		According to a late 1942 Billboard article about the shellac shortage brought about by the war, the pressing plants that handled Capitol at the outset were Clark Phonograph Record Co. of Newark, NJ; Scranton Record Co., Scranton, PA (which Capitol would later acquire and own through 1973); and Allied Record Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles, CA (corporate predecessor to Allied Record Co. which would press LP and 45 product for Capitol after 1986). Based on the label fonts, pressing rings or deep grooves, Allied would have pressed {Images #819899 & 819900}, and Scranton {Images #819901 & 819902}. Clark pressings would have had a smaller pressing ring closer to the spindle hole as well as the larger deep groove.



RecordDragon 24th Jan 2018		This video depicts "Cow Cow Boogie" on Capitol 1561 and gives Ella Mae Morse top billing credit.



W.B.lbl 6th Oct 2015		It did, however, appear in a Walter Lantz "Cartune" - and Universal distributed Lantz' product.



paneity 6th Oct 2015		Produced by Johnny Mercer - Cow-Cow Boogie was written for the Abbott & Costello film Ride 'Em Cowboy, but was cut from the film.



W.B.lbl 15th Aug 2015		And yet, despite the designation of {Images #819899 & 819900}, "Cow-Cow Boogie" became the big hit - the first for the then-new Capitol label.



BigBadBluesMan 10th Mar 2015



BigBadBluesMan 10th Mar 2015