Nathan Glantz And His Orchestra
Marcheta / La Mome Tango
Tracklist
A
--:----:--Marcheta (A Love Song Of Old Mexico)
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B
--:----:--La Mome Tango
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Marcheta / La Mome Tango by Nathan Glantz And His Orchestra?
- The writing on Marcheta / La Mome Tango by Nathan Glantz And His Orchestra is credited to Victor Schertzinger and Emile Doloire.
Credits & Production
Credits
13 roles · 17 credits- Alto Saxophone Uncredited
- Leader
- Soprano Saxophone Uncredited
- Tenor Saxophone Uncredited
- Banjo Uncredited
- Drums Uncredited
- Xylophone Uncredited
- Piano Uncredited
- Trombone Uncredited
- Trumpet Uncredited
- Tuba Uncredited
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Available Releases
2 releasessearch
Marcheta / La Mome Tango
Starr Gennett
1923
Canada
1x 10" Vinyl·2 tracks
“Recorded at Gennett's New York recording studios located at the 11th East 37th Street on March 31 of 1923 & originally issued on Gennett 5117 & British Edison Bell Winner 3870 (as Pavilion Players). Side B also issued on Cardinal 565.”
Cat#: 9383
Marcheta / La Mome Tango
Gennett Records
1923
United States
1x 10" Vinyl·2 tracks
“"Fox Trot Tango" Recorded at Gennett's New York recording studios located at the 11th East 37th Street on March 31 of 1923 & also issued on Canadian Starr-Gennett 9383 & British Edison Bell Winner 3870 (as Pavilion Players) Side B also...”
Cat#: 5117