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Teresa Brewer with an orchestra directed by Ray Bloch, records Gonna Get Along Without You Now, for Coral Records in the USA.

R'n'b group The Orioles record Shrimp Boats, Trust In Me, A Scandal, It's Over Because We're Through and It Ain't Gonna Be Like That, for Jubilee Records in New York City, USA.
Singer, pianist, songwriter and arranger Billy Love has a recording session for Chess Records at Sun Records Studio, 706 Union Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, USA.

Nature Boy Brown And His Blues Ramblers (with King Kolax on trumpet) record Strictly Gone, Walking Home, You Stayed Away Too Long and House Party Groove, for United/Pearl Records at Universal Recording, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Nat King Cole, with arranger/conductor Nelson Riddle, records Somewhere Along The Way, for Capitol Records in Los Angeles, California, USA. It will peak on the Billboard Magazine Best Seller chart in the USA on at No8.



Grandpa Jones records T.V. Blues, Stop That Ticklin' Me, Mountain Laurel and Retreat (Cries My Heart), at Brown Radio Productions, 240 1/2 4th Avenue North, Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Billy Walker records Anything Your Heart Desires, What Makes Me Love You (Like i Do)?, One Heart's Beatin', One Heart's Cheatin' and If I Should Live That Long, in Jim Beck Studio, 1101 Ross Avenue, Dallas, Texas, USA.


The musical revue New Faces Of 1952, is presented at The Royale Theatre, Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 365 performances. The revue is perhaps best remembered because it features Eartha Kitt making her Broadway debut with the spectacular song, Monotonous, based on real events in her life.



