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Revision as of 21:15, 19 September 2014
Author and source
| Description | English: Performer: Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra; Vocalists: Billy Usher (unknown birth/death) Title/Work: There's No You (1944) |
| Date | 19 June 2013(2013-06-19) |
| Source | PD:RAKO-SD25-00008 |
| Author | Carl Flisch |
Audio file information
| Image(s) | see below (if available)
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| Label | His Master's Voice (Gramophone Company) | ||||
| Cat. no. | BD 5909 | ||||
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| Matrix/StamperID | D5-VB-85 | ||||
| 1st release date | 1945 | ||||
| 1st recording date | 1944 | ||||
| Coupling date | unknown | ||||
| Cutout date | unknown | ||||
| Place of recording | New York City, New York (United States) | ||||
| Description | HMV BD 5909 | ||||
| Author(s)/Composer(s) | Hal Hopper (1912-1970) | ||||
| Lyricist(s) | Tom Adair (1913-1988) | ||||
| Music arranger(s) | none | ||||
| Conductor(s) | none | ||||
| Performer(s) | Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra; Vocalists: Billy Usher (unknown birth/death) | ||||
| Vocal range | unknown | ||||
| Title/Work | There's No You (1944) | ||||
| Content | - | ||||
| Genre(s) | Jazz | ||||
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| PD CH | 1 January 2059 | ||||
| PD EU | 1 January 2059 | ||||
| PD USA | 1 January 2059 | ||||
| PD INT | 1 January 2089 |
References
Licensing
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The right to use this work is restricted. The producers and related rights of this media file are expired but it is not in the public domain. This applies countries with a copyright term of 50 years after the first publishing date like Switzerland.
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