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13th Jun 2024, 10:26 AM		#1 REPORT
	Mike Wilson1 Musicologist Member since Dec 2019 26 Points	Having now almost completed my task of compiling the recordings from 1940 - 1949 that were listed in the Missing Charts, I can turn my attention to the relatively small window of 1950 - 1952. Only a few have eluded my searches and once more I would ask the help of members to locate any of these.....On record/download or compilation....as long as I get the original recording.....Many thanks in anticipation..... 1. The Rose I Bring You – Lee Lawrence Decca F 9349 2. Mama Knows Best – Tanner Sisters HMV B 9873 3. Cry Of The Wild Goose – Stargazers Decca F 9406 4. If I Loved You – Alan Dean Decca F 9454 5. He’d Have To Get Out & Get Under – Harry Roy Decca F 9485 6. Comb & Paper Polka – Stargazers Decca F 9486 7. Love Like Ours – Reggie Goff Decca F 9493 8. Patricia – Lee Lawrence Decca F 9598 9. Sentimental Music – Eve Young London L 874 10. Saloon Bar Rag – Harry Roy Decca F 9610 11. So Long It’s Been Good To Know Yuh – Reggie Goff Decca F 9614 12. Two Loving Eyes – Reggie Goff Decca F 9614 13. Fly Away Peter, Fly Away Paul – Stargazers Decca F 9643 14. Bubble, Bubble, Bubble – Frank Cordell HMV B 10072 15. By The Kissing Rock – Donald Peers HMV B 10107 16. Forbidden Love – Lee Lawrence Decca F 9752 17. Blow Out The Candle – Rose Murphy HMV B 10129 18. White Wedding – Sam Browne HMV B 10130 19. Why Worry – Donald Peers HMV B 10192 20. There’s Always Room At Our House – Donald Peers HMV B 10211 21. Take My Heart – Jimmy Young Decca F 9972

13th Jun 2024, 10:43 AM		#2 REPORT
	carryonsidney a happy disposition is an omnious sign.... Member since Feb 2010 1698 Points Moderator	Discogs seems to have the Jimmy Young track as a b-side? see here I also updated the worldlinks for Jimmy Young to make it a bit quicker to flip through his stuff.

13th Jun 2024, 11:39 AM		#3 REPORT
	Mike Wilson1 Musicologist Member since Dec 2019 26 Points	I am often confused as to what the A or B side is......I usually look at the Matrix number but even then it is not always correct.....Promotional material seems to push "Take My Heart" as the play side but I aould always be wrong........ carryonsidney wrote: Discogs seems to have the Jimmy Young track as a b-side? see here I also updated the worldlinks for Jimmy Young to make it a bit quicker to flip through his stuff.

13th Jun 2024, 6:01 PM		#4 REPORT
	mister_tmg Also on 78rpm Member since Apr 2012 1117 Points	carryonsidney wrote: Discogs seems to have the Jimmy Young track as a b-side? see here I also updated the worldlinks for Jimmy Young to make it a bit quicker to flip through his stuff. That’s good, I wondered about some artists getting those links… Yes, as Mike says, it isn’t always clear what the A or B side is. One can make an assumption based on the lower matrix number. However, sometimes the second side was “pushed”. I think that was the case with this. Contemporary adverts will probably show the top side. Sometimes, the coupling was not of two consecutively numbered masters. I wonder why Decca stopped using A and B on their labels. It seems they used these designations from 1930 to around July 1950. On Philips, the records don’t have matrix numbers, but the Dutch catalogue numbers on the labels seem to end with 1 or 2. You could assume that 1 was the A-side, which would mean Your Cheatin’ Heart by Frankie Laine was the A-side and I Believe was the B-side. But the 78s don’t always follow this format.

4th Jul 2024, 6:57 PM		#5 REPORT
	danceband91 Member since Nov 2020 118 Points	A few of these have turned up among the latest batch of releases uploaded to the internet archive: 3. Cry Of The Wild Goose - The Stargazers https://archive.org/details/78_the-cry-of-the-wild-goose_the-stargazers-the-tito-burns-quintet-gilkyson_gbia3038971b 5. He'd Have To Get Under- Harry Roy https://archive.org/details/78_hed-have-to-get-under-get-out-and-get-under_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-johnny-gree_gbia3038951b 6. The Comb & Paper Polka - The Stargazers https://archive.org/details/78_the-comb-and-paper-polka_the-stargazers-carl-schmidt-and-his-bartenders-hollander-f_gbia3038950b

4th Jul 2024, 7:42 PM		#6 REPORT
	mister_tmg Also on 78rpm Member since Apr 2012 1117 Points	That’s great. Nice that they’re still uploading, including British 78s. Perhaps surprising none of Mike’s other wants were on the site.

16th Jul 2024, 2:33 PM		#7 REPORT
	Mike Wilson1 Musicologist Member since Dec 2019 26 Points	Thanks for the info.......That is now three less......I'm getting there !!!!! danceband91 wrote: A few of these have turned up among the latest batch of releases uploaded to the internet archive: 3. Cry Of The Wild Goose - The Stargazers https://archive.org/details/78_the-cry-of-the-wild-goose_the-stargazers-the-tito-burns-quintet-gilkyson_gbia3038971b 5. He'd Have To Get Under- Harry Roy https://archive.org/details/78_hed-have-to-get-under-get-out-and-get-under_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-johnny-gree_gbia3038951b 6. The Comb & Paper Polka - The Stargazers https://archive.org/details/78_the-comb-and-paper-polka_the-stargazers-carl-schmidt-and-his-bartenders-hollander-f_gbia3038950b

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