78 RPM - Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends - Please Don't Stay Away So Long / Million Dollar Boogie - V's Specialty - Belgium

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends
Label:	V's Specialty
Country:	Belgium
Catalogue:	SP 104
Date:	Dec 1951
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends	Please Don't Stay Away So Long	C. Howard	Rate
B	Camille Howard	Million Dollar Boogie	C. Howard	Rate

Notes

B-Side adds "Playing the Piano With Rhythm Accompaniment".

Images

Number: 420651

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Edited By: KeithS
Description: A Side

Number: 420652

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Description: B Side

Comments and Reviews


MichaelPf 20th Sep 2019		What I understood from serious collectors is that these releases were a result form a deal between Specialty Records and the Belgium Ronnex Records. Ronnex also did release in the fifties some 45's by Little Richard and Jack Hammer. Ronnex 1142x45 , Ronnex R1270



henry29 21st Feb 2013		Have you looked at these on the Specialty Records site? The date given for this one is 1951. http://www.globaldogproductions.info/s/specialty.html Might help a bit. Try this one to: http://78rpmrecord.com/ And maybe this: http://www.radionostalgia.nl/



LouisSidney 21st Feb 2013		I'd like to know the answer about decent info on continental 78s... Compare the Specialty record with the way that one is printed. Really close. And I've been unable to put a date on it.



walter 21st Feb 2013		Asked for a correction on the Mercury and Specialty discs. Any idea where I can reach for decent info on continental 78's? Thanks!



LouisSidney 21st Feb 2013		Walter, I think this one is from Belgium, like the Mercury (sorry I couldn't answer you for that one, for technical reasons). Mercury was released in France by Barclay (Compagnie Phonographique Française) and they had a Belgian outlet, obviously. That's the first time I've seen that grey label. As for Specialty, I've never seen a French one. Your Decca blue label could be Belgian, too :o)

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Linked Releases

USA - Specialty - 1951