Golden Voice of RUSS COLUMBO Memorial Album Victor Set P-95 Call me Darling
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A series of great Jazz and Dance Records from early Ragtime to Swing and Bebop on 78 rpm Victrola Records
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Russ Columbo - next to Bing Crosby - was the greatest male singing star of the 1930s. The bizarre circumstances sourrounding his death have given rise to the conspiracy theory - still to this day - that this was Crosby's plot to get rid of a rival.
Russ Columbo
Both Bing Crosby and Russ Columbo worked in the Gus Arnheim Orch., - Bing was a vocalist, - Russ was a violinist. Also in 1928, Russ made his movie debut with the Arnheim orchestra. He recorded his own records starting in 1931. He cut his last record on August 31, 1934, just two days before his tragic, accidental death.
Russ' singing voice was quite unique and he became the darling of the ladies. His fame might well have surpassed Bing Crosby's had he lived. He is remembered today only for his crooning, not for his fiddle Here in a great Victor Album P-95 in memory of the great singer Russ Columbo – Russ ColumboSongs Made Famous By The Golden Voice Of Russ Columbo
Label: Victor – P 95
A1 Call Me Darling (Call Me Sweetheart, Call Me Dear)
A2 Save The Last Dance For Me
B1 Sweet And Lovely
B2 Prisoner Of Love
C1 Paradise
C2 Goodnight Sweetheart
D1 Auf Wiedersehn My Dear
D2 Where The Blue Of The Night (Meets The Gold Of The Day)
Complete Set VICTOR P-95 Orig Issue circle label Victor 4x10" 78 rpm Record with ORIG Album
Condition: EXCELLENT close to PRISTINE light scuffs, plays E+ EXCEPTIONALLY QUIET, album great, binding and sleeves sound, light rubbing at corners, light foxing on back
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