Spitalny

AMy Song
BYou call it madness

Label: Imperial
Catalogue number: 2637
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #20093

Spitalny recorded 'My Song' and 'You call it madness' for Imperial, catalogue 2637, a British or imported label of the 1930s–40s.

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Spitalny

AHour of Charm-1
BHour Charm -6

Phil Spitalny and his orchestra recorded two selections from 'Hour of Charm' for Pepsodent, a sponsored broadcast programme of the 1940s.AI summary

Pepsodent 2 Orchestra

Spitalny

AHour of Charm-2
BHour Charm -7

Spitalny was a bandleader known for novelty and light orchestral arrangements; 'Hour of Charm' was his signature theme and a popular radio series. The Pepsodent catalogue number suggests a promotional or radio-show recording, possibly from the 1930s–40s. This is a titled instrumental-dance novelty.AI summary

Pepsodent 2 Instrumental

Spitalny

AHour of Charm-3
BHour Charm -8

Spitalny (likely Paul Spitalny, the orchestra leader known for the 'Hour of Charm' programme) on Pepsodent 2. Pepsodent was a radio-sponsored label of the 1930s–1940s; these appear to be broadcast or promotional recordings.AI summary

Pepsodent 2 Orchestra

Spitalny

AHour of Charm-4
BHour Charm -9

Spitalny recorded 'Hour of Charm' sides (parts 4 and 9) for Pepsodent, a promotional label sponsored by the toothpaste brand; likely Phil Spitalny's orchestra, a popular ensemble of the 1930s–1940s.AI summary

Pepsodent 2 Orchestra

Spitalny

AHour of Charm-5
BHour Charm -10

Phil Spitalny's all-female orchestra, the Hour of Charm, recorded this transcribed broadcast programme for the Pepsodent radio show in the late 1930s-40s; this is a commercial test pressing or promotional issue rather than a regular retail 78.AI summary

Pepsodent 2 Orchestra

Spitalny

AMy silent Love/Hummin' to myself

Spitalny, a dance-orchestra leader, recorded 'My Silent Love'/'Hummin' to Myself' on Sefono-F label, catalogue 4-5. The Sefono imprint was a British or European label of modest circulation in the late 1920s–early 1930s.AI summary

Sefono F4-5 Dance

Spitalny

AOne I love just can't be bothered with me
B(Hilo-Hawaiian)Down the River of golden Dreams

Phil Spitalny and his orchestra recorded 'One I Love Just Can't be Bothered with Me' and 'Down the River of Golden Dreams' for His Master's Voice B5835 in the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary

His Master's Voice B5835 Dance

Spitalny

AWorried
B(Band)Jealous

Spitalny (likely Phil Spitalny and his ensemble) recorded 'Worried' and 'Jealous' on His Master's Voice B1891. Spitalny was known for his novelty harmonica and xylophone ensembles of the 1920s-30s.AI summary

His Master's Voice B1891 Instrumental