Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra
Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You
1x 10" Vinyl
Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You
Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra
Release Date
Mar 1930
Catalog #
22278
Tracks
2
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Notes
Side A: From Pathé picture, "The Grand Parade" Side B: From First National picture, "Paris" Side A (mx. BVE-57430, take 1) recorded Chicago, IL, November 18, 1929. Side B (mx. BVE-57500, take 2) recorded Chicago, IL, November 30, 1929.
Label
Format
1x 10" Vinyl 78 RPM, 10 inch
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Tracklist
A
--:----:--Moanin' For You = Gimiendo Por Ti
expand_more- Vocals
B
--:----:--Somebody Might Like You = Muy Parecida A Ti
expand_more- Vocals
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra?
- The writing on Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra is credited to Dan Dougherty, Edmund Goulding, Alfred Bryan, and Eddie Ward.
- Who performed vocals on Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra?
- Vocals on Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra were performed by Joe Sanders and Ernie Birchill.
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- Which record company is associated with the 1930 edition of Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra, which lists United States as its release country or market?
- The record company associated with the 1930 edition of Moanin' For You / Somebody Might Like You by Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Wayne King And His Orchestra, with United States listed as its release country or market, is Victor Talking Machine Co..
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Credits
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