Odeon-aa151828-xxbe7687

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Title/Work	Une promenade au Sénégal
Subtitle/Content	Shimmy of the Operetta "New York - Berlin"
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Genre(s)	Operettas, Shimmy
Language	fr
Performer(s)	Dajos Béla and his Dance Orchestra (Orchestra, - )
Label	Odeon Records
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Matrix/StamperID	XXBO 7687
Recording location	Carl Lindström AG, SO.33, Schlesische Straße 26, Berlin (German Reich)
1st recording date	1922
1st release date	1923
1st release location (origin)	DE
References	http://www.musiktiteldb.de/musiktitel/titel_Under_A_-UZ.html Une promenade au Sénégal-Shimmy V Béla, Dajos & His Salon Orchestra 1922 Odeon FN-AA 151828 Berlin 1922/23

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PD DE	1999
PD CH	1979
PD EU	1999
PD USA	1979
PD INT	1999