Vogue Picture Record 1946-47 78rpm R-713-32 P36 Big Band Swing Art Mooney
  $   32

 


$ 32 Sold For
Nov 4, 2012 Sold Date
Oct 28, 2012 Start Date
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Vogue - The Picture Record. 78rpm. A Tom Saffady Product, SAV-WAY Industries, Detroit 13. Undated, releases were between 1946-47. Big Band Swing. Art Mooney and His Orchestra.

I've Been Working On The Railroad. R-713-32 - P36. Un-accredited vocals, on the good side of swing in my opinion.

I Don't Know Why (I Just Do). R-732-13 - P40. Vocal by the Moon Chasers. Big band romance isn't my thing, but it seemed pretty good for that type of song.

It's a little beat up and it has the usual pops and hiss, but no skips.

Thanks for your consideration!

 

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On Oct-29-12 at 08:29:19 PDT, seller added the following information:

New Information: when I posted this, I missed some louder pops. On the side with “I don't know why I just do” once you get well into the song, there is an audible series of pops (no skips) from what appears to be a removed label. Cleaning helped. While I played the whole record, I have to admit I tend to tune out during mushy songs.




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