Discover a classic piece of musical history with this vintage Fran Warren 78 RPM single from 1949. Released on the iconic RCA Victor label, this shellac record features the beloved vocalist Fran Warren, accompanied by the acclaimed Henri René and his Orchestra. This 10-inch, 78 RPM record is a testament to the golden age of American popular music, embodying the charm and elegance of mid-century vocal performances.

Side A presents the memorable tune "Joe," while Side B offers the enchanting "Why Is It?" Both tracks showcase Fran Warren's distinctive vocal style, making this a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of traditional pop, vocal jazz, and big band era recordings. The RCA Victor label, with its famous "His Master's Voice" logo, adds to its appeal, highlighting its authenticity and historical significance for collectors of vintage vinyl and shellac records. This rare pressing captures the essence of a bygone musical era, perfect for any discerning audiophile or vintage record collector.

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Grading is as Follows

Mint: No visable marks, unplayed condition
NM: May have a mark or 2 but super clean
VG++: May have light marks and scratches, nothing that catches, still smooth
VG+: A degree down, meaning more marks and more noise with play but still an enjoyable listen
VG: Heavy marking, nothing deep, no skips
G: Basically only used for 78's. Very Heavy marking, heavy noise, can still hear the song through the noise and plays with no skips. I consider this to be a filler record and will usually only list G records if they are harder to find.


All grading is subjective to a point but if for any reason you unsatisfied with a purchase we are more than happy to process a return and a full refund. We do not give partial refunds.