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Purple feathers

Title
Purple feathers / Brunak [Frank Bruno and Tony Janak]. Someday sweetheart / [J. and B.] Spikes. Stolen peanuts / Hucko.
Publication
[New York] : Vdisc, [1944, 1947].

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Additional Authors
  • Norvo, Red
  • Hucko, Peanuts
  • Janak, Tony
  • Spikes, B. F. (Benjamin F.), 1888-1982
  • Palmier, Remo
  • Sachs, Aaron
  • Negri, Danny
  • Lombardi, Clyde
  • Dell, Eddie
  • Lesberg, Jack
  • Stein, Lou
  • Bruno, Frank (Musician).
  • Spikes, John C., 1882-1955.
  • Hucko, Peanuts
  • Red Norvo Quintet, performer
  • V-Disc Men (Musical group : Peanuts Hucko), performer
Description
1 audio disc : analog, mono, 78 rpm; 12 in.
Alternative Title
  • Someday sweetheart.
  • Stolen peanuts.
Subject
Note
  • Title from disc label.
  • Vdisc: 792 (Army Release UU) ; matrix nos.: JB 313, JB 480 (on label) ; JBB-313-D6-TC-6634-1, JB-480-D7-TC-7580-1A (on run-out).
  • Duration: [4:37] (side A) ; [5:31] (side B)
  • The first work was incorrectly labeled as Red Norvo and his Overseas Group [actual group was Red Norvo Quintet: Red Norvo, vibraphone ; Remo Palmieri, guitar ; Aaron Sachs, clarinet ; Danny Negri, piano ; Clyde Lombardi, double bass ; Eddie Dell, drums]--Sears.
  • 3rd work: "Title was 'stolen from a Benny Goodman title on records', according to the V-disc file notes"--Sears.
Indexed In (note)
  • Sears, Richard S. V-discs: a history and discography
Call Number
*LR 11927
OCLC
857444088
Title
Purple feathers / Brunak [Frank Bruno and Tony Janak]. Someday sweetheart / [J. and B.] Spikes. Stolen peanuts / Hucko.
Publisher
[New York] : Vdisc, [1944, 1947].
Playing Time
000437 000249 000242
Type of Content
performed music
Type of Medium
audio
Type of Carrier
audio disc
Performer
Red Norvo and his Overseas Group (Johnny Blowers, drums ; Flip Phillips, tenor [saxophone] ; Dick Taylor, trombone ; Clyde Lombardi, [double] bass ; Ralph Burns, piano ; Aaron Sacks, alto [saxophone] and clarinet ; Dale Pierce, trumpet) (1st work). Peanuts Hucko, clarinet and his V-disc Men (2nd-3rd works) [2nd work only: Jack Lesberg, [double] bass. 2nd-3rd works: Lou Stein, piano].
Event
V-disc recording sessions RCA Victor studios, New York, N. Y. 17 May 1944 (1st work) early April 1947 (2nd-3rd works).
Indexed In:
Sears, Richard S. V-discs: a history and discography, pp. 702-703 (1st work) ; p. 452 (2nd-3rd works).
Local Note
Disc needs cleaning--CMR.
Added Author
Norvo, Red, conductor.
Hucko, Peanuts, conductor.
Janak, Tony, joint composer.
Spikes, B. F. (Benjamin F.), 1888-1982, joint composer.
Norvo, Red, performer.
Palmier, Remo, performer.
Sachs, Aaron, performer.
Negri, Danny, performer.
Lombardi, Clyde, performer.
Dell, Eddie, performer.
Hucko, Peanuts, performer.
Lesberg, Jack, performer.
Stein, Lou, performer.
Container of (work): Bruno, Frank (Musician). Purple feathers.
Container of (work): Spikes, John C., 1882-1955. Someday sweetheart.
Container of (work): Hucko, Peanuts. Stolen peanuts.
Red Norvo Quintet, performer.
V-Disc Men (Musical group : Peanuts Hucko), performer.
Added Title
Someday sweetheart.
Stolen peanuts.
Publisher No.
792 Vdisc
Army Release UU Vdisc
JB 313 Vdisc
JB 480 Vdisc
JBB-313-D6-TC-6634-1 Vdisc
JB-480-D7-TC-7580-1A Vdisc
Research Call Number
*LR 11927
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