78 RPM - Cantor Josef Rosenblatt - Hinini Heoni Mimaas (I Came Before Thee) / Yaale (Supplication) - Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Cantor Josef Rosenblatt
Label:	Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	V-59018
Date:	2 Sep 1938
Format:	12"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Cantor Josef Rosenblatt	Hinini Heoni Mimaas (I Came Before Thee)		Rate
B	Cantor Josef Rosenblatt And His Son Henry	Yaale (Supplication)		Rate

Notes

International Series

Both recorded Camden, NJ, February 3, 1927.
(DAHR)
Issued as part of the Victor album set Golden Voices Of Israel (S-100)
First issued c. 1927 on Victrola 9108, reissued in 1947 on RCA Victor 38-1005.

Images

Number: 1704904

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: xiphophilos
Description: Victor V-59018 A side label (1941-1943 repress) [orig. uploaded by worldstamps]

Number: 1704687

Uploaded By: Worldstamps
Description: Victor V-59018 B side label (1941-1943 repress)

Number: 1704686

HIDDEN
Uploaded By: Worldstamps
Description: Victor V-59018 A side label (1940s repress)

Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 13th Jul 2021		Conclusion: I've corrected the release date to Sep 2, 1938 as suggested by DAHR. Although the most popular V-38000 Race Series and V-40000 Hillbilly Series were phased out by the end of 1930, several Ethnic "V-" series were apparently lasting much longer, including the Jewish series (V-59000: at least until 1939, V-9000: up to June 1942). Notes have been amended accordingly.



fixbutte 12th Jul 2021		Both sides were actually first released on Victor (or Victrola) 9108 (12-in. double-faced Red Seal), see DAHR and https://rsa.fau.edu/album/1188 (with A-side label). As that one was presumably released in 1927 or 1928, this one here may have been issued first with the Golden Voices Of Israel album in September 1938, as suggested before. See also there with the RCA Victor 38-1005 reissue and the note: "Coupling first released as Victor Red Seal 9108 circa 1927. This reissue label was in production from January 1946 to 1947. Furthermore, the 38- international series was not introduced until circa 1947." It also confirms that dubs of both sides were created on 2 August 1938 (i.e. just before the Golden Voices Of Israel album was issued).



fixbutte 12th Jul 2021		As already commented on the label images, they belong to a 1940s repress, so the V-59018 cat# was still used then. In addition, the later 38-1005 cat# still appears after the RCA Victor label change, see https://rsa.fau.edu/album/477, so it was probably only introduced in the context of Victor's new numbering system of 1942. Thus I cannot rule out that this record was first issued in 1938. Still it is very unlikely considering the recording date.



fixbutte 12th Jul 2021		Corrected this record from 1927 to 1929, as proposed before. I did not correct it to Sep 2, 1938 as suggested by DAHR that has this date for the neighboring Victor V-59017 and V-59020. Apparently these three records, together with Victor V-59015, V-59016 and V-59019, were all issued in the album set Golden Voices Of Israel (Victor S-100) in 1938, but with altered numbers for the six records (38-1002 to 38-1007, see there).



fixbutte 10th Jul 2021		Like all Victor records with a "V-" cat# this one was not issued before 1929 (and not later than 1930).



Worldstamps 13th Jul 2018		Added images, You Tube to follow.