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Hi,
I have the following items up on eBay ending on 12/09/12. I would have included the links, but being a newbie on this board/forum I couldn't, so please search on eBay by these titles:
BING CROSBY w/JIMMIE GRIER SHADOWS OF LOVE & LOVELY LITTLE LADY 78 RPM ACETATE
BING CROSBY w/JIMMIE GRIER ORCH TEMPTATION & IN THE SHADOWS 10" 78 RPM ACETATE
BING & GARY CROSBY SAM'S SONG & PLAY A SIMPLE SONG 1950 TEST PRESSING 78 RPM
These are really RARE collectibles, please feel free to check them out.
Take care,
JIM
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songwritingguy wrote:
Hi,
BING CROSBY w/JIMMIE GRIER SHADOWS OF LOVE & LOVELY LITTLE LADY 78 RPM ACETATE
BING CROSBY w/JIMMIE GRIER ORCH TEMPTATION & IN THE SHADOWS 10" 78 RPM ACETATE
BING & GARY CROSBY SAM'S SONG & PLAY A SIMPLE SONG 1950 TEST PRESSING 78 RPM
These are really RARE collectibles, please feel free to check them out.
Take care,
JIM
I have added the links.
When there, click on the title next to the image to hear the audio track.
Anyone like to comment about these discs? (Additional information / background/ the recording and duplication process)?
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Interesting that the song is shown as "In The Shadows" but it is really "Shadow Waltz".
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I checked with John Newton and he said:
"My estimation is that this and the other one are merely later 1940's or later acetates of Bing's Brunswick recordings. ... This type of disc was not yet in use at the time that Bing might have sung these songs over the radio. ... I would guess that "In The Shadows" is probably "Shadow Waltz". Acetates of Bing's Brunswicks were at one time circulated amongst collectors because they couldn't find originals and acetates were cheaply produced. Even back in the 60's I remember older collectors giving me a few such acetates... well before many of the Brunswicks were re-issed on LPs, et cetera."