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78 Rpm Recordings 78 RPM RECORDINGS 216 Albums 10” Shellac: 196 12” Shellac: 12 10” Vinyl: 8 contact: [email protected] AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA My Prayer / South Of The Border DECCA 2732 (1939) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 My Prayer 02 South Of The Border ALBERT AMMONS AND HIS RHYTHM KINGS Twelfth Street Boogie / Kilroy Boogie MERCURY 8040 (1947) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Twelfth Street Boogie 02 Kilroy Boogie THE ANDREWS SISTERS Open Door - Open Arms / The Blossoms on the Bough DECCA 24822 (1949) 10 inch Shellac THE ANDREWS SISTERS; GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS ROYAL CANADIANS Winter Wonderland / Christmas Island DECCA 23722 (1946) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Winter Wonderland 02 Christmas Island THE ANDREWS SISTERS; VIC SCHOEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Rum And Coca-Cola / One Meat Ball DECCA 18636 (1945) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Rum And Coca-Cola 02 One Meat Ball ANDY RUSSELL Love of My Life / Blue Shadows on the Trail CAPITOL RECORDS 15063 (1948) 10 inch Shellac VERNON ARCHIBALD The Heart Bowed Down / In Happy Moments COLUMBIA A5240 (1910) 12 inch Shellac LOUIS ARMSTRONG; JIMMY DORSEY Dipper Mouth Blues / Save It Pretty Mama DECCA 25155 10 inch Shellac Jazz JOHNNY AUGUST; DANNY MARTELL; SHELLEY GREY Why Don't You Believe Me IRENE RECORDS I-541 10 inch Vinyl, 0 tracks JOHNNY AUGUST; DANNY MARTELL; SHELLEY GREY; JACK SCHAEFER Somewhere Along The Way IRENE RECORDS I-537 10 inch Vinyl, 0 tracks GENE AUSTIN Ramona / Girl Of My Dreams VICTOR 21334 (1928) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Ramona 02 Girl Of My Dreams LINDA BAPTISTA Madalena / Filosofia Barata RCA VICTOR 80-0713 10 inch Shellac Samba CHARLIE BARNET AND HIS ORCHESTRA Over The Rainbow / Pan Americana CAPITOL RECORDS 57-744 10 inch Shellac Instrumental DAN BELLOC SEXTET; JERI SHANNON; THE NIGHTWINDS Meet Mr. Callahan IRENE RECORDS I-536 10 inch Vinyl, 4 tracks 01 Meet Mr. Callahan 02 Jambalaya 03 You Belong To Me 04 I Went To Your Wedding THE BENSON ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO;; JOE RAYMOND AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Cat's Whiskers / Dirty Hands! Dirty Face! HIS MASTER'S VOICE B 1717 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks Orchestra 01 Think Of Me 02 Yes, We Have No Bananas LEONCE BERGERET Les Rossignols de Verdun / Coucou, Rossignol, Pinson-Fantasie GRAMAPHONE K 1758 (1914) 10 inch Shellac BERLINER SYMPHONIE-ORCHESTER Triumphmarsch aus de Oper Aida SCHALLPLATTEN-VOLKSVERBAND 39 10 inch Shellac ORCHESTRA EDUARDO BIANCO Bandoneon! ODEON A 165 751 10 inch Shellac BLACK-OUT Ai Cachaca / Papai Adao CONTINENTAL 16.328 10 inch Shellac Samba CONNIE BOSWELL Stormy Weather / Gee! But I Hate To Go Home Alone DECCA 4046 10 inch Shellac CONNIE BOSWELL Sweethearts Or Strangers / I'll Keep Loving You DECCA 3959 (1941) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Sweethearts Or Strangers 02 I'll Keep Loving You ELTON BRITT AND THE SKYTOPPERS Make Room In Your Heart For A Friend / Detour RCA VICTOR 20-1817 (1946) 10 inch Shellac RANDY BROOKS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Without You/ Strange Love DECCA 18874 (1945) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks (06:08) 01 Harlem Nocturne 03:18 02 Thunder Rock 02:50 LES BROWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Day By Day / Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief COLUMBIA 36945 (1946) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Day By Day 02 Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief LES BROWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA I Guess I'll Get The Papers / The Whole World Is Singing My Song COLUMBIA 37066 (1946) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 I Guess I'll Get The Papers (And Go Home) 02 The Whole World Is Singing My Song CLIFF BRUNER'S TEXAS WANDERERS It Makes No Difference Now / I Hate To Lose You DECCA 5604 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 It Makes No Difference Now 02 I Hate To Lose You EARL BURNETT AND HIS LOS ANGELES BILTMORE HOTEL ORCHESTRA You Were Meant For Me / Broadway Melody BRUNSWICK 4231 (1930) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 With You 02 Puttin' On The Ritz LOU BUSCH & HIS ORCHESTRA 11th Hour Melody / The Charming Mademoiselle From Paris, France CAPITOL RECORDS 3349 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks (05:03) 01 11th Hour Melody 02:49 02 The Charming Mademoiselle From Paris, 02:14 France FRANCISCO CANARO Quien Tuviera 18 Anos / ODEON A 279 707 10 inch Shellac Tango THE CAPITOL JAZZMEN Clambake In B-Flat / I'm Sorry I Made You Cry CAPITOL CRITERION 10009 (1943) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Clambake In B-Flat 02 I'm Sorry I Made You Cry FRANKIE CARLE At The Piano... COLUMBIA C-23 (1942) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Barcarolle 02 Prelude In C Sharp Minor FRANKIE CARLE At The Piano... COLUMBIA C-23 (1942) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Twelfth Street Rag 02 Sweet Lorraine FRANKIE CARLE Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends COLUMBIA C-97 10 inch Shellac, 8 tracks (22:19) Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends - Disc 1 (05:20) 01 Ida (Sweet As Apple Cider) 02:39 02 Liza 02:41 Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends - Disc 2 (05:35) 01 Charmaine 02:50 02 Diane 02:45 Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends - Disc 3 (05:33) 01 Margie 02:48 02 Rose Marie 02:45 Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends - Disc 4 (05:51) 01 Louise 02:29 02 Josephine 03:22 DANNY CASSELLA & HIS ORCHESTRA Heart of My Heart / April May COLLEGIATE J-2956 10 inch Shellac CARMEN CAVALLARO Body and Soul DECCA A-441 (1946) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Body And Soul 02 You're Mine, You! CARMEN CAVALLARO Intermezzo / Concerto DECCA 25272 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Intermezzo 02 Concerto CARMEN CAVALLARO AND HIS LATIN RHYTHMS Warsaw Concerto DECCA 18742 (1945) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Warsaw Concerto 02 A Love Like This THE PAGE CAVANAUGH TRIO The Three Bears RCA VICTOR 20-2085 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 The Three Bears 02 All Of Me CLEVELAND-ORPHEUS MALE CHROUS The Rosary / The Long Day Closes VICTOR 20328 (1926) 10 inch Shellac Chorus ROSEMARY CLOONEY; PERCY FAITH & HIS ORCHESTRA Be My Life's Companion / Why Don't You Love Me COLUMBIA 39631 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Be My Life's Companion 02 Why Don't You Love Me THE COLUMBIA LIGHT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA London Fantasia COLUMBIA DX 1204 12 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 London Fantasia - Part 1 02 London Fantasia - Part 2 COLUMBIA STELLAR QUARTETTE Way Down Yonder In The Cornfield/ S.R. Henry Barn Dance COLUMBIA A2427 (1917) 10 inch Shellac PERRY COMO Please Mr. Sun / Tulips And Heather RCA VICTOR 20-4453 (1952) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Please Mr. Sun 02 Tulips And Heather BING CROSBY I Didn't Slip, I Wasn't Pushed, I Fell DECCA 27018 (1950) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks (05:50) 01 I Didn't Slip, I Wasn't Pushed, I Fell 03:10 02 So Tall A Tree 02:40 BING CROSBY Riders In The Sky / Lullaby Land DECCA 24618 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Riders In The Sky 02 Lullaby Land BING CROSBY; THE JEFFRY ALEXANDER CHORUS; VICTOR YOUNG & HIS ORCHESTRA You're In Love With Someone DECCA 24709 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 You're In Love With Someone 02 Top O' The Morning BING CROSBY; XAVIER CUGAT AND HIS ORCHESTRA You Belong To My Heart DECCA 23413 (1945) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 You Belong To My Heart 02 Baia BOB CROSBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Oh! You Crazy Moon / Melancholy Mood DECCA 2652 10 inch Shellac XAVIER CUGAT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Rumbas RCA VICTOR P67 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Siboney - Rumba 02 Havana's Calling Me - Rumba XAVIER CUGAT AND HIS WALDORF- ASTORIA ORCHESTRA Conga With Cugat COLUMBIA C 74 (1941) 10 inch Shellac, 6 tracks Conga With Cugat - Disc 1 01 Farandole 02 Spring Song Conga With Cugat - Disc 2 01 Kee-Kee-Ree-Kee-Kee (Cock-A-Doodle-Doo) 02 I Love The Conga Conga With Cugat - Disc 3 01 Son Los Dandis 02 El Mondonguero EVELYN DALL My Wubba Dolly / Mr. Jones DECCA F.7410 10 inch Shellac VIC DAMONE Ivy / I Have But One Heart "O'marinariello" MERCURY 5053 (1947) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Ivy 02 I Have But One Heart "O'marinariello" DENNIS DAY Mister And Mississippi / A Trinket of Shiny Gold RCA VICTOR 20-4140 10 inch Shellac DORIS DAY; PERCY FAITH & HIS ORCHESTRA When I Fall In Love COLUMBIA 39786 (1952) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 When I Fall In Love 02 Take Me In Your Arms DE GROOT AND THE PICADILLY ORCHESTRA Kentucky Babe / Peggy O'Neill HIS MASTER'S VOICE B 1411 10 inch Shellac NOEL DE SELVA AND HIS PAN- AMERICAN ORCHESTRA Juarez / Guadalajara PAN-AMERICAN PAN 003 10 inch Shellac RONNIE DEAUVILLE; GAYLE LARSON; VIC LOREN Three Coins In The Fountain TOPS R237 10 inch Vinyl, 0 tracks CLAUDE DEBUSSY; JOSEPH SZIGETI; ANDOR FOLDES Sonata No. 3 For Violin And Piano COLUMBIA MX-242 12 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Sonata No. 3 For Violin And Piano 02 Clair De Lune GENE DERSIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; NICK POWER White Christmas / The Day After Forever DECCA 8000 10 inch Shellac LEE DIXON; JOAN ROBERTS Kansas City DECCA 23285 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Kansas City 02 Out Of My Dreams JIMMY DORSEY Manhattan Serenade / At The Cross-Roads (Malaguena) DECCA 18467 (1942) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Manhattan Serenade 02 At The Cross-Roads (Malaguena) JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA I Get Along Without You Very Well / It's Anybodys Moon DECCA 2322 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 I Get Along Without You Very Well 02 It's Anybodys Moon JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep / Ev'ry Night About This Time DECCA 18462 (1942) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep 02 Ev'ry Night About This Time JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA My Devotion / Sorghum Switch DECCA 18372 (1942) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 My Devotion 02 Sorghum Switch JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA When The Sun Comes Out / Yours DECCA 3657 (1941) 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 When The Sun Comes Out 02 Yours = Quiereme Mucho EDDY DUCHIN Eddy Duchin COLUMBIA C-32 10 inch Shellac, 2 tracks 01 Lover Come Back To Me 02 The Way You Look Tonight EDDY DUCHIN Nocturne In E Flat / Time On My Hands / April In Paris COLUMBIA 35703 10 inch Shellac,
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