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Here are several based on some searching on the web: HQCD 13. Hawaiian Memories, Rare Transcription Discs, 1936-1947 HQCD 17. Xavier Cugat with Jose Luis Monero, 1946-1948 HQCD 22. Puerto Rico 1929-1947 HQCD 24. Cuarteto Machin, Vol. 1, 1931-32 (also seen as 1930-1932) HQCD 44. Enric Madriguera, 1920-1941 HQCD 49. Pedro Flores, 1938-1942 HQCD 74. Cuarteto Marcano, 1939-1945 HQCD 89. Great Bands of Tango's Golden Age, 1936-1940 HQCD 97. Rafael Munoz, Volume 1, 1938-1943 HQCD 99. Buenos Aires To Paris, Argentine tango Performers in France, 1924-1938 HQCD 136. Rafael Munoz, Volume 4 HQCD 157. The Rhythm of Juan D'Arienzo I think that's all you were missing except for HQCD 175. Can't find that so far.

It sure sounds like something Roland Hanna would have written. He certainly played it a lot.

Happy Birthday Jeff. Long time, no hear!

In the NY Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/20/books/nick-tosches-dies.html?action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage&section=Obituaries

Here's a link to the November 10, 1945 issue. https://mirror.thelifeofkenneth.com/sites/www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Billboard/40s/1945/BB-1945-11-10.pdf It includes the ad mentioned above (on page 25) and also lists the forthcoming Co-Ed 210 release on page 79 under "ADVANCE RECORD RELEASES."

There's an earlier reference in an advertisement in Billboard from November 10, 1945. I tried to paste the image, but it didn't come through. The ad says: Coming Soon Another Hit: "GONDOLIER," Coupled With "IF I COULD CALL YOU MINE," with the mellow voice of SGT. PROF. BUDDY WINLEY, with Percy France and Jerry Smith Orchestra.

Excellent album. I keep hoping that IPO has more Roland Hanna material to release.

Not prime. 187 = 11 x 17

An often overlooked master. RIP.

Wow! I remember reading this as a kid! As I recall, he had walked every time up but one (when he got the hit).