ARC

ADon't let it happen again
BSleepy Head

Label: Winner
Catalogue number: W139
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #19873

ARC (likely the American Record Company) is credited on this Winner disc, a cheap British label, of 'Don't Let It Happen Again' and 'Sleepy Head', with titles suggesting novelty or sentimental material.

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More by ARC 8 other records

ARC

AHappy go lucky you
BMasquerade

ARC recorded popular dance material for Mayf, an obscure British label. The catalogue number and format suggest early 1930s pressing.AI summary

Mayfair 2198 Dance

ARC

AHoneymoon Parade
BHikin' down the Highway

ARC performing 'Honeymoon Parade' and 'Hikin' Down the Highway' on Pan, a small British label.AI summary

Panachord 25070 Dance

ARC

AHummin to myself
BDownhearted

ARC (likely an abbreviation or pseudonym for a session band) recorded 'Hummin' to Myself' and 'Downhearted' for Decca F3082 in the mid-to-late 1930s.AI summary

Decca F3082 Dance

ARC

AI've got 5 Dollars
BWhen Yuba plays the rumba on the Tuba

ARC (likely a house band or pseudonym) performing 'I've Got Five Dollars' and 'When Yuba Plays the Rumba on the Tuba' on Decca F2999.AI summary

Decca F2999 Dance

ARC

ANight shall be filled with Music
BIf you were only mine

An orchestra credited to ARC recorded 'Night Shall Be Filled with Music' and 'If You Were Only Mine' for Decca F3083, a British pressing from the 1930s–1940s.AI summary

Decca F3083 Orchestra

ARC

APlease handle with Care
BClouds will soon roll by

Credited as ARC on Perfection (Perf), a small British label of the 1920s–30s; catalogue 15624 is a high number suggesting later Perfection production or reissue.AI summary

Perfect 15624 Voice

ARC

AStrangers
BVoice in the old Village Choir

ARC (likely a house ensemble or studio group on the budget label ARC) recorded 'Strangers' and 'Voice in the old Village Choir' for Decca, catalogue F3007; ARC credits typically masked studio musicians on lower-cost pressings.AI summary

Decca F3007 Voice

ARC

AYou're the Top
BI get a Kick out of you

ARC (likely a house band or orchestra) on 'You're the Top' and 'I Get a Kick Out of You', two Cole Porter standards from his 1934 musical 'Anything Goes', issued on Rex 8523. Rex was a budget British label; these are typical 1930s popular dance covers.AI summary

Rex 8523 Dance