78 RPM - Frankie Laine - Hell Hath No Fury / I Heard The Angels Singing - Philips - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Frankie Laine
Label:	Philips
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	P.B.585
Date:	Apr 1956
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Frankie Laine	Hell Hath No Fury	Cahn, Brodsky	Rate
B	Frankie Laine And The Four Lads	I Heard The Angels Singing	McConlogue	Rate

Notes

Side A with Orchestra and Chorus conducted by George Stoll.
Reached number 28 in the NME charts, 4 May 1956

Images

Number: 1621993

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Leedon
Description: A Side Label.

Number: 1621995

Uploaded By: Leedon
Description: B Side Label.

Comments and Reviews


MrPasta SUBS 4th Sep 2024



MrPasta SUBS 4th Sep 2024



mister_tmg 3rd Jul 2023		Just one week on the NME chart, and the song didn't reach the sheet music charts, so perhaps its popularity was confined to the Frankie Laine version, aided by the film it came from?



mister_tmg 8th Apr 2020		I thought that the matrix numbers beginning AA on Philips 78s generally matched the B numbers above, and 1H/2H was a way to determine the A and B side. That isn’t the case here, as both sides are 2H, and the AA number for I Heard The Angels Singing isn’t in line with that for Hell Hath No Fury or the B number. I think the AA numbers on Philips 78s are the original Dutch catalogue numbers, since the company originated in the Netherlands. This sometimes matched the B numbers, but often didn’t. I suppose if it’s a 78 recorded by British Philips, 1H/2H would be the original coupling, so that’s a reliable way to tell the A and B side. Philips don’t seem to have used traditional matrix numbers though.



Leedon 2nd Apr 2018		Images Added.