Cameo 908 B William Robyn THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY

“There Are Two Sides to Every Story” is a sentimental 1926 popular song performed by tenor William Robyn. The number centers on the familiar idea that a romantic disagreement can look very different depending on who is telling the story. Robyn’s clear, expressive tenor and orchestral accompaniment give it the polished, gently dramatic style typical of Cameo’s popular vocal recordings of the period. The recording is identified as matrix 1862-B and was issued on Cameo 908, paired with Robyn’s “Just a Cottage Small (By a Waterfall),” matrix 1863-C. Release date: 1926, most likely spring 1926. An exact day of issue does not appear to be firmly documented in the readily available online discographical sources, so 1926 is the safest date to use for a catalog or YouTube description.