Tex Beneke With The Glenn Miller Orchestra - It Couldn't Be True! (Or Could It?) / One More Tomorrow (Shellac, 10", RP, Cam) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

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Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Generic

This item has been graded according to Goldmine Grading standards.

Notes:

Ca. late April 1946 repress on 1946-1947 RCA Victor ring label that credits first Tex Beneke, then The Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Two concentric circles broken away from small RCA circle = Camden pressing.

B) From The Warner Bros. picture "One More Tomorrow"

A side (mx. D6VB-1672, take 1) recorded New York, NY, February 21, 1946.
B side (mx. D6VB-1669, take 1) recorded New York, NY, February 21, 1946.

Originally released in March 1946.

Variety, May 1, 1946, page 50:
“An attempt is being made to gradually fade Glenn Miller's name from the orchestra now
circulating with Tex Beneke as its leader, and bring the latter's name to the fore. As a
start, the second set of RCA-Victor disks by the band, marketed last week, had different
label credits than the first two, put out a month or so ago. Initial pairing read, "Glenn
Miller Orchestra with Tex Beneke." Second pairing cited "Tex Beneke with Glenn Miller
Orchestra." Third release, it's hoped, will read, "Tex Beneke Orchestra," with no mention
of Miller."

A. It Couldn't Be True! (Or Could It?)
B. One More Tomorrow

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout ᴰ ⁴ 20-1835A 6S ²
Matrix / Runout ᴰ ⁴ 20-1835B 8S ³ ¹ ᴬ