[78-L] Jane or Eileen?

[David Weiner]

The first Marilyn Fox LP came out in 1963 - the one with the yellow cover
and the 8x10 photo inside.

Dave W.

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Ver-r-r-ry interesting! And of course RCA had Marilyn so Decca couldn't use
her 
on "There's No Business like Show Business" (revenge for Merman and Call Me
Madam).

When was the Fox album (5000) originally issued?

dl

David Weiner wrote:
> Jane is on the original MGM album - when the Marilyn tracks were reissued
by
> 20th Fox & Movietone, they replaced Jane's vocals with Eileen Wilson -
> apparently MGM had Jane under a recording contract and wouldn't let her
> tracks be used - the old Decca ploy!
> 
> Dave W.
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of David Lennick
> Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2009 8:33 PM
> To: 78L
> Subject: [78-L] Jane or Eileen?
> 
> Did Jane Russell do her own singing in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" or was
she
> 
> dubbed by Eileen Wilson? Every issue I've ever seen of the GPB soundtrack,
> on 
> MGM, Stet and various other labels credits Jane, but the Movietone LP (The

> Unforgettable Marilyn Monroe) lists Eileen Wilson. MGM was usually
accurate
> in 
> listing soundtrack vocalists, and the MGM Books list Jane..or did 20th
> Century 
> Fox and later Movietone use different tracks?
> 
> dl
> 
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