Indian Love Call / I Love You Truly

Columbia

1949·United States

“Known as a "33⅓ 7-inch, LP" single. Artist name does not include "(The Blind Whistler)."”

Columbia

1944·United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" The songs are from the stage and screen, but the music is primarily whistling, with very light accompaniment on electric guitar and electronic keyboard. This label variant has 2 lines "for perfect tone"”

Columbia

1944·United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" Artist name includes "(The Blind Whistler)." Two lines of patent text below Columbia banner.”

Columbia

1944·United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" Artist name does not include "(The Blind Whistler)." Two lines of patent text below Columbia banner.”

Columbia

Sep 1941·United States

“Licensed by Mfr. under U.S. Pat. Nos. 1625705 and/or 1702564 (and other patents pending) only for non-commercial use on phonographs in homes. See detailed trade mark and patent notices on envelope. Made in U.S.A. For perfect tone use C...”

Columbia

May 30, 1941·United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" Label variant: unlike Indian Love Call / I Love You Truly and Indian Love Call / I Love You Truly, "For perfect tone..." does not appear at 9:00 Runouts are stamped Recorded 7 August 1940 Three lines ...”

Columbia

1941·United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" Label variant: "For perfect tone..." message at 9:00 is three lines instead of two. Recorded 7 August 1940 Three lines of patent information 1625705 and 1702564 patent numbers 1941-1946”

Columbia

United States

“Indian Love Call from "Rose Marie" Artist name includes "(The Blind Whistler)." Two lines of patent text below Columbia banner.”

Columbia

United States