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Medium | 78 rpm record (double sided, 10") | ||||||
Label | Decca Records | ||||||
Cat. no. | F 9008 | ||||||
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Matrix/StamperID | [[StamperID::DR 12773 / DR 12774 ]] | ||||||
1st release date | unknown The date "unknown" was not understood. |
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Place of recording | unknown | ||||||
1st recording date | unknown (DR 12773) / unknown (DR 12774) The date "unknown (DR 12773) / unknown (DR 12774)" was not understood. The date "unknown (DR 12773) / unknown (DR 12774)" was not understood. |
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Coupling date | unknown | ||||||
Cutout date | unknown The date "unknown" was not understood. |
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References | Carl Flisch collection | ||||||
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References
- ↑ Trove: So Tired (1943 song); Lyrics and music written by Russ Morgan (1904-1969) and Jack Stuart (?), Link to the record
- ↑ Wikipedia: Ballin' the Jack (1913 song); written by Jim Burris (?) (lyrics) and Chris Smith (1879-1949) (music), Link to the record
- ↑ Wikipedia: The Woody Woodpecker (1947 song); Lyrics and music written by George Tibbles (1913-1987) and Ramey Idriss (1911-1971), Link to the record
- ↑ Wikipedia: Rambling Rose (1948 song); written by Joe McCarthy, Jr. (1885-1943) (lyrics) and Joe Burke (1884-1950) (music), Link to the record
- ↑ Wikipedia: You Call Everybody Darling (1946 song); Lyrics and music written by Sam Martin (?), Ben Trace (1890-1976) and Clem Watts (pseudonym of Al Trace) (1900-1993), Link to the record
- ↑ Wikipedia: I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover (1927 song); written by Mort Dixon (1892-1956) (lyrics) and Harry M. Woods (1896-1970) (music), Link to the record