Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra - I'll Never Smile Again / Marcheta Album

Tracklist

1	I'll Never Smile Again Vocals [Refrain] – Frank Sinatra, The Pied PipersWritten-By – Ruth Lowe
2	Marcheta Written-By – Victor L. Schertzinger

Credits

• Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Fred Stulce (tracks: A), Hymie Schertzer (tracks: A), Skeets Herfurt (tracks: B)
• Clarinet, Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Johnny Mince
• Double Bass [Uncredited] – Gene Traxler (tracks: B), Sid Weiss (tracks: A)
• Drums [Uncredited] – Buddy Rich (tracks: A), Dave Tough (tracks: B)
• Guitar [Uncredited] – Carmen Mastren (tracks: B), Clark Yocum (tracks: A)
• Piano [Uncredited] – Howard Smith (tracks: B), Joe Bushkin (tracks: A)
• Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Babe Russin (tracks: B), Deane Kincaide (tracks: B), Don Lodice (tracks: A), Paul Mason (tracks: A)
• Trombone [Uncredited] – Dave Jacobs (tracks: B), Elmer Smithers (tracks: B), George Arus (tracks: A), Les Jenkins (tracks: A), Lowell Martin (tracks: A), Ward Silloway (tracks: B)
• Trombone, Directed By – Tommy Dorsey
• Trumpet [Uncredited] – Andy Ferretti (tracks: B), Bunny Berigan (tracks: A), Leon Debrow (tracks: A), Pee Wee Erwin (tracks: B), Ray Linn (tracks: A), Yank Lawson (tracks: B)

Notes

Original first-issue pressing, with differences from this variant as follows:
- 1937-43 label design on both sides
- On rim print, all patent numbers (1625705, 1637544, RE-17588) mentioned, no blank spacing as on B side of other copy where 1637544 once was
Break in outer concentric circle in label design on lower right and left ends in relation to inner concentric circle

Both sides Fox Trot
A side Spanish subtitle "Jamás Reiré Oira Vez"

Side A recorded in New York City, NY May 23, 1940
Side B recorded in New York City, NY May 1, 1939

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A side deadwax - stamped): 4(at 9 o'clock) 26628A(at 6 o'clock)
• Matrix / Runout (B side deadwax - stamped): 1(at 9 o'clock) 26628B(at 6 o'clock)

Companies

• Record Company – RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Short intro

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