[78-L] Original 78 rpm info? TOMMY DORSEY: DEDICATED TO YOU (RCA/Camden) 1964 Vinyl LP

[Robert M. Bratcher Jr.]

Thanks, what you gave me was plenty. These might be fairly common 78's meaning not that hard to find by Ebay or other means. I've just had the fake stereo Camden LP for a lot of years after finding it used in a resale shop so I might as well go dig up the original 78's from it. Have done the same thing with other 78 rpm era LP compilation sets where I'd track down the original 78's of songs I like on the LP. Nothing wrong with that!! 
 
Out of 10 songs on this LP there's really 6 I'd like to find on 78. The other 4 would be nice to have too but I'll try to find these first 6 before I look for the other 4 which are of less importance.
 
Just spotted these two on Ebay. For the rest I'll have to do a want it now as they don't turn up in a search this morning. I'll get them before long.....
 
Snootie Little Cutie
Will You Still Be Mine (seems to be a Connie Haines B side...)
 
Not there in a search.
 
Who Can I Turn To (either Connie Haines or Helen Forest. I'm not sure)
Sweet Sue Just You (Pied Pipers with unknown male lead)
Just As Though You Were Here (Frank Sinatra with the Pied Pipers)
Dedicated To You (sounds like Pied Pipers without Frank but he might be on it anyway & I didn't notice)
 
 
 


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>From: J. E. Knox <rojoknox at metroeast.org>
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>Subject: Re: [78-L] Original 78 rpm info? TOMMY DORSEY: DEDICATED TO YOU (RCA/Camden) 1964 Vinyl LP
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>Greetings from FixitLand!
>
>Robert M. Bratcher Jr. wrote:
>
>> Can anyone help me with these? What is the original RCA record  
>> number? Is each title an A or B side? Have the LP & am looking for  
>> the 78's as issued during the 30's.....
>>
>>     * Snooty Little Cutie (vocals : Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines and  
>> The Pied Pipers)
>>     * Who Can I Turn To
>>     * I'd Know You Anywhere (vocals : Frank Sinatra)
>>     * Tin Roof Blues
>>     * Will You Still Be Mine
>>
>>
>>     * Sweet Sue Just You
>>     * Just As Though You Were Here (vocals : Frank Sinatra and The  
>> Pied Pipers)
>>     * Stardust On The Moon
>>     * Dedicated To You
>>     * Do You Know Why (vocals : Frank Sinatra)
>
>Most of these were issued in the 1940s...
>
>"Snootie Little Cutie" [sic, per label] Victor 27876-A (ssued circa  
>May 1942)
>"Who Can I Turn To" Victor 27701-B (issued late 1941)
>"I'd Know You Anywhere" Victor 26770-A (issued circa November 1940)
>"Tin Roof Blues" Victor 26105-B (issued early 1939)
>"Will You Still Be Mine?" Victor 27421-A (issued circa April 1941)
>"Sweet Sue--Just You" Victor 26105-A (issued early 1939)
>"Just As Though You Were Here" Victor 27903-A (issued circa July 1942)
>"Stardust On The Moon" Victor 25630-B (issued circa October 1937)
>"Dedicated To You" Victor 25516-A (issued circa February 1937)
>"Do You Know Why?" Victor 26798-A (issued circa November-December 1940)
>
>Let me know if you need recording dates.
>
>Take care,
>
>
>Joe
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