3 transcriptions BING CROSBY & DINAH SHORE Paul Whiteman 7/4/42 GERSWIN tribute

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RADIO TRANSCRIPTION  (glass based)
This was from Dinah Shore's personal collection.
I RECENTLY CAME ACROSS MORE THAN 50 OF DINAH SHORES PERSONAL TRANSCRIPTIONS.
THESE ARE MOSTLY OUT TAKES OF HER EARLY 1940'S RADIO SHOW PERFORMANCES. 
 
THIS IS PARTS (SIDES) 4&10, 5&11,  6&12  OF THE 7/4/42 GERSHWIN NBC RADIO TRIBUTE.

Side 4- Edward Arnold introduces the Kingsmen singing Mischa,Yasha,Tasha,Sascha, then Armold intros Harold Buddy Reed with Paul Whiteman and the orchestra playing Rhapsody in Blue which covers most of side 5 and 6.
On Sides 10, 11 &12  the choir sings (I dont know the song but they keep repeating)" How are you  this morning?" 
next BING CROSBY & DINAH SHORE sing "It Aint Necessarily So" then the choir sings "I cant sit down."
& DINAH sings SUMMERTIME."
EDWARD ARNOLD starts closing the show out.
BING CROSBY does a pitch for the 10% club in which people donated 10% of their income to war bonds.
PAUL WHITEMAN does his thank yous.
ED ARNOLD & BILL GOODWIN end the show,

CONDITION: VG to VG- not many surface marks, they look VG+ to VG++
there is tape helping to hold on all the labels.
ON side 4 there is a  FAULT LINE. So far it has no effect on the sound but there is tape put at the beginning of dead wax and the dead wax in the run off to help it from becoming an actual crack. Obviously it needs to be treated with extra care which is the reason I'm only shipping within the USA,via Priority & using heavy protection.

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NM   Near Mint. Record and cover appear virtually unmarked. Cover still in shrink.

VG++ A hair under near mint may have  only a couple of very insignificant surface only lines that should not affect sound. Cover out of shrink otherwise close to perfect.

VG+   A  cared for record. Some surface lines. No actual scratches. May still play perfectly or will have  very slight audible imperfections. Some normal cover wear.

VG  There will be visual imperfections and  some audible ones . May be a number of surface only lines or there might be a small scratch but not one that  repeats, Cover will be worn or have some kind of defect. In this condition flaws will be pictured or noted.

VG- Usually the lowest rating I will list an LP at. Same as VG but defects are more pronounced.  May have more than 1 scratch but still not one that repeats. This record will still be enjoyable but there will almost definitely be background sound. I have sold many rare 78s and older acetates at this grade and buyers have almost always been quite  pleased. , In this condition flaws will be pictured or noted.

G+: There may be skips or some other major defect or the background sound is so loud that listening might be a chore. Flaws will be stated, Covers will have major defects that need to be stated.

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