Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra – A Zoot Suit/What to Do 78rpm

Description: This 78rpm vinyl record features the Andrews Sisters and Vic Schoen and His Orchestra performing "A Zoot Suit" and "What to Do." The record was released in 1942 by Decca and is a first edition. The vinyl matrix number is DLA 2849 and it is made of shellac material. The record is in worn (W) condition but plays with no skipping and the inlay is fair (F). The genre of this record is pop and jazz, featuring compositions by Ray Gilbert, Sid Robin, and Bob O'Brien. The conductor of the orchestra is Vic Schoen and the performer is the Andrews Sisters. This record is a great addition to any collection and is a piece of music history from the 1940s. We can combine shipping on multiple purchases just give wulf a hoowwwller. Offers are considered. Follow wulf6221 to check for new listings. A hooowwwllll of a good deal.

Price: 3.99 USD

Location: New Castle, Pennsylvania

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Format: Record

Speed: 78 RPM

Artist: Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and His Orchestra

Record Label: Decca

Vinyl Matrix Number: DLA 2849

Inlay Condition: Fair (F)

Record Grading: Worn (W)

Release Year: 1942

Language: English

Style: Big Band & Swing, 40s pop

Record Size: 10"

Performer Orchestra: Vic Schoen and His Orchestra

Number of Audio Channels: Mono

Composer: Bob O'Brien, Ray Gilbert, Sid Robin

Release Title: A ZOOT SUIT (For My Sunday Gal)/WHAT TO DO

Color: Black

Material: Shellac

Catalog Number: 4182

Edition: First Edition

Type: Single

Era: 1940s

Instrument: Voice

Conductor: Vic Schoen

Genre: Jazz, Pop

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States