The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors
An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame)
1x 10" Vinyl
An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame)
The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors
Release Date
Jan 1924
Catalog #
14692
Tracks
2
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Notes
Original release with layout differences: "Played by the The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra" on A and "Fox Trot" and "Carson" on B both appear split up over two lines, unlike on An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame), which has higher stamper numbers. A — Fox Trot from "The Music Box Revue 1923" A side (matrix 12025) recorded in New York, NY, ca. September 1923. B side (matrix 11851) recorded in New York, NY, ca. September 1923.
Label
14692
Format
1x 10" Vinyl 78 RPM, 10 inch · Red
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Tracklist
A
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B
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame) by The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors?
- The writing on An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame) by The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors is credited to Irving Berlin and Roy B. Carson.
Questions about the companies and places
- Which record company is associated with the 1924 edition of An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame) by The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors, which lists United States as its release country or market?
- The record company associated with the 1924 edition of An Orange Grove In California / Somehow (I'm Always To Blame) by The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra / The Ambassadors, with United States listed as its release country or market, is The Aeolian Company.
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