78 RPM - Joe Samuels - Tomorrow / You Gave Me Your Heart - Paramount - USA

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Artist:	Joe Samuels
Label:	Paramount
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	20166
Date:	1922
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Joe Samuels	Tomorrow	Roy Turk	Rate
B	Joe Samuels	You Gave Me Your Heart	Ted Snyder	Rate

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vocal by Arthur Hall

A mx: 1196; B mx: 1191.
Recorded September 1922.

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BigBadBluesMan 9th May 2020



Fokeman 22nd Jul 2019		If the record itself doesn't show the composer, we'd rather you didn't put the credit. It can go in notes if you know who wrote it but if it ain't on the label, it shouldn't go in the database field.



Mike Gann 14th Jun 2019		The catalog number for this record is 20166. [Indeed! 1196 was one of the matrix numbers. Now corrected. Mod.]



slholzer 23rd Mar 2016		Neither side of this disc has any composer credit on it. In a case such as this, if you venture to fill in the blank, it would be good form to add a comment or note indicating the source of your information. It is often not enough to run the title through the Internet and plug in a composer's name because you found a match for it there. There is nothing to prevent one songwriter from using the same title as another, Some simpler titles (for example "I Love You") have probably been used dozens, perhaps even hundreds of times. I have had to correct any number of composer attributions because they didn't match a copy of the disc when one finally became available. In a case such as this, true rigor would require that someone who is familiar with the tune suspected of being on the disc audit the disc to confirm that it actually is the tune on the disc. Anything else is an educated guess disguising itself as certainty. By the by, I would note that if side B is actually Ted Snyder's "You Gave Me Your Heart" (which it most likely is, but again, how do I know?), he had a co-composer on it by the name of Harry Smith.



Trainman 19th Mar 2016		Appears to have been recorded 1922, and to also have been released on the "Triangle" and "Regal" labels.

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