78 RPM - Jim Dale - Be My Girl / You Shouldn't Do That - Parlophone - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Jim Dale
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	R. 4343
Date:	Sep 1957
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	44 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$13
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PRICE GUIDE

$13

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Jim Dale	Be My Girl	Singer	7.3 Rate
B	Jim Dale	You Shouldn't Do That	Hill, Stevenson	3.0 Rate

Notes

With Instrumental Accompaniment directed by Ron Goodwin.

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camshaft SUBS 23rd Jul 2024		He also did the compere spot on Sunday Night At The Palladium in the 70's ! Spotted this record at a charity shop (22/7/2024) on the window and paid £2 for it. It played pretty good after cleaning the dustiness of it. Originally had this record handed down back in the 60's with another Parlophone record by Charlie Gracie playing Fabulous, a pity that was not on the window!



MrPasta SUBS 21st Oct 2023



MrPasta SUBS 21st Oct 2023



dunk78 12th May 2023



Gilberts004 SUBS 11th Sep 2020		alternate labels with CE number on same line as 78 Mod edit..also music publisher in small text



Redpunk SUBS 19th May 2020		Added clean label scans with a nod to TheJudge.



KeithS SUBS ● 17th Dec 2016		A comment from Jim from his site A few years ago I walked into an old junk shop and found my first big hit song "Be My Girl" in a collection of ancient 78rpm pop records. Me: "Wow, look at this, how much is it?" Owner: "Four pence, same as all the others" (which is about ten cents in America) Me: "Four pence? For a hit record by Jim Dale?" Owner : "Who?" Me: "Jim Dale, it's a collectors item this is. You can't sell it for four pence. It's worth a good four Pounds of anybody's money." Owner: "OK, four Pounds then." Me: "That's more like it." (Handing him four crisp one pound notes in exchange for a moth eaten old record). Motto: "Never be sold cheap."



Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		He was in Carry On Jack(also titled Carry On Venus) alongside Bernard Cribbins and Juliet Mills, and there was also an appearance by Australian Ed Devereaux.



Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		I think he was in carry on Jack that was on television last week



Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		Well I am AMAZED! I have a number of his appearances in the Carry-On series, who could forget his role as Marshall P. Nutt(love that name, play on a brand of peanuts) in "Carry On Cowboy", and now to learn he wrote "Georgie Girl" for The Seekers... mind-blowing revelation!



Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		I forgot about that



bispham2 3rd Oct 2015		@Neil Forbes - Yes it is the same Jim Dale as the actor. He also was a successful songwriter. The Seekers' "Georgy Girl" was written by him.



Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		Yes Neil it's the same jim dale



Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		@RC, Did he? I'm trying to work out if it's the same Jim Dale who made his debut in the Carry-On movies, playing an expectant father in "Carry On Cabbie".



Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		Ahh that jim dale who went on to do kiddie records



Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		I think this might be the missing Jim Dale record I was looking for. If this is the same Jim Dale, he went on to do several of the Carry-On movies after his singing career folded.



lorangrecords SUBS 5th Nov 2013



Alan Warby 2nd Jul 2013		Reached Number 2 in the NME charts, 11 Oct 1957.

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New Zealand - Parlophone - 1958