[78-L] earliest recording

[kil at roadrunner.com.invalid]

I believe this WAS Tobin's first recording with Goodman in April
1939.It is odd, though, that it was on Victor and was cut during the
Tilton era.It was omitted from Goodman's Chronological LP series that
covered all labels.Maybe it was an audition for Tobin, if they knew or
suspected Tilton was leaving.Someone here should remember.
Tobin made 11 more sides with Goodman in August and September
1939.Most of them were released on Columbia 78s.THERE'LL BE SOME
CHANGES MADE - Aug. 10, 1939RENDEZVOUS WITH LOVE -Aug. 10, 1939COMES
LOVE - Aug. 10, 1939BLUES - Aug. 11, 1939WHAT'S NEW - Aug. 16,
1939BLUE ORCHIDS - Aug. 16, 1939I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TIME IT WAS - Sep.
13, 1939SCATTERBRAIN - Sep. 13, 1939LOVE NEVER WENT TO COLLEGE - Sep.
13, 1939I'VE BEEN THERE BEFORE - Sep. 13, 1939ONE SWEET LETTER FROM
YOU - Sep. 13, 1939RayK---------------------------------------From:
"RODMANLEWIS" 

 This was Louise Tobin's first commercial recording:

 Louise Tobin
 [G3840-10] Benny Goodman
 Benny Goodman Quartet:
 Benny Goodman (cl) Lionel Hampton (vib) Jess Stacy (p) Buddy Schutz
(d)
 Louise Tobin (vcl)
 New York, April 6, 1939

 035709-1 (I've got an) Old-fashioned love (lt vcl) (unissued, master
 destroyed)

 Julian Vein

 On Sat, Jan 14, 2023 at 12:26 PM iñigo 
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