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1929, Sweetheart We Need Each Other, Paul Specht Orch. 78RPM Fox Trot, Hi Def

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  • Paul Specht was actually born here in the Reading Area. The Specht house still stands right next to the cemetery where he's buried in Sinking Spring, PA.

  • @VTMCompany I noticed the same thing.

  • reminds me a lot of AFTER YOU'VE GONE...

  • Great! A real win!

  • In the 1929 movie the song is reprised by Dorothy Lee and Helen Kaiser whilst Wheeler and Woolsey perform their famous slapping scene. Great fun.

  • I really enjoyed this,since Paul Specht came from nearby Pottstown,Pa.

  • Parlophone /Odeon contracted w/Columbia for these US Pressings, they used Columbia's west coast pressing plant in Oakland, hence the lamenated pressings - beautiful "sensitonal" surface and western electric. recording. Columbias always had great recordings, tonal balance and surfaces, which gave them an excellent product to market, just poor segmented marketing.

  • Even the US Columbia issued Paul Spechts are scarce anyway on the West Coast, as he was a Chicago based band,

    so the Parlophone/Odeons are scarceer. Frank Guarante on Trumpet. (his soloat 2:30). When you see a band named "The Georgians" on Harmony, Velvetone, Diva or Clarion that is really Specht's band being led by Guarante, really worth picking up as they

    are hot. Yes I do have the Pollack on Victor of this, w/Jack Teagarden as the vocal.

  • Is that a statement or a wish? :D

    I've heard that the US-pressed Parlos and Odeons are so scarce because they were strictly for West Coast distribution (being pressed in Oakland, IIRC).

    ????? Any intel appreciated.

  • I have the Ben Pollack of this w/Goodman

    great record. Sorry for all the sloppy typops in my previous entry. Have a sticky keyboard.

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