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Michael Sagar
Великобритания
Добавлен 21 апр 2017
Видео
Nevertheless/Who’s sorry now sung by (1) Fred Astaire and Red Shelton (2) Gloria DeHaven
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78 rpm record
Put that in writing/We’ve the moon and sixpence sung by Polly Walker and Clifford Mollison
Просмотров 554 часа назад
78 rpm record
Somewhere along the way/walking my baby back home sung by Nat “king” Cole
Просмотров 5121 час назад
78 rpm record
It can’t be wrong/I can read between the lines sung by Billy Exkstine
Просмотров 1921 час назад
78rpm record
What’s behind that strange door/Cold cold shower sung by Frankie Vaughan
Просмотров 1821 час назад
76rpm record
How do you speak to an angel/My arms, my heart, my love sung by Eddie Fisher
Просмотров 2814 дней назад
78 rpm record
I wish I knew the name/Sierra madre by Ray Noble and his Orchestra with Buddy Clark
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78 rpm record
She was only seventeen/The gay vagabond sung by Micheal Holliday
Просмотров 2621 день назад
78 rpm record
Hernandoes hideaway/Blue again sung by Alma Cogan
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Hernandoes hideaway/Blue again sung by Alma Cogan
No one can change destiny/Hold my hand sung by Ronnie Harris
Просмотров 3028 дней назад
No one can change destiny/Hold my hand sung by Ronnie Harris
Sweethearts of yesterday compilation by BBC dance band
Просмотров 16428 дней назад
Sweethearts of yesterday compilation by BBC dance band
Take my heart/I never cared sung by Al Martino
Просмотров 59Месяц назад
Take my heart/I never cared sung by Al Martino
I just found about love/My dream Sonata sung by Nat “King” Cole
Просмотров 67Месяц назад
I just found about love/My dream Sonata sung by Nat “King” Cole
You always hurt the one you love/Till then sung by The Mills Brothers
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You always hurt the one you love/Till then sung by The Mills Brothers
Try a little tenderness/How lucky you are sung by Terner Layton
Просмотров 67Месяц назад
Try a little tenderness/How lucky you are sung by Terner Layton
This is romance/And so goodbye played by Ray Noble and his orchestra
Просмотров 52Месяц назад
This is romance/And so goodbye played by Ray Noble and his orchestra
I’m in love with you/I almost lost my mind sung by Pat Boone
Просмотров 95Месяц назад
I’m in love with you/I almost lost my mind sung by Pat Boone
Whispering pines of Nevada sung by Barrington Hooper Take your figure out of you mouth Flo Oldham
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Whispering pines of Nevada sung by Barrington Hooper Take your figure out of you mouth Flo Oldham
Thank you
Is this with Whiteman? Beautiful vocal.
very cool
Recorded 5 July 1932.
Recorded 4 May 1931/19 August 1931. Released in the UK in 1936.
Released in the UK in December 1951.
The A side sounds so beautiful
Good sound! Nice record
Nice one, tnx 😊
Released in the UK in August 1952.
Released in the UK in April 1957.
Released in the UK in November 1953.
Recorded 21 March 1912.
.................so maybe the band did play this on the "Titanic".
@@oldelephantstew On balance, I’m inclined to think not. The song was first heard in the UK when it featured in a revue called “Everybody’s Doing It”, which opened at the Empire Theatre on 14 February 1912. The first recordings of it were made the following month but may have only just been issued (or not) by the time the Titanic set sail, meaning that the song would not yet have seeped into the general public’s consciousness, in those pre-radio days. It was certainly not on the White Star Line’s ships orchestras’ repertoire list, though another of Irving Berlin’s numbers, “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” was, and there are survivor’s accounts of that being played on the fateful night.
He sounds a lot like Bing Crosby.
Released in the UK in June 1956.
Released in the UK in July 1954.
niceeee
This is a great one!
Released in the UK in May 1949.
I love this song so much especially when you played in the Mae West movie
Released in the UK in October 1954.
Recorded 3rd January 1933.
Released in the UK in July 1946.
Released in the UK in October 1956.
Released in the UK in August 1952.
Released in the UK in July 1947.
Dearest michael and friend... do you guys also have ...old kentucky home??? 😊😮
At the age of five I was playing these gems on my uncles radiogram. Happy memories for me.
Sounds like Al Bowlly! What a great combination they were!
Released in the UK in November 1954.
Released in the UK in January 1952.
It sounds like the original could be a nice recording.... unfortunately we can't really hear it the way it was meant to be heard this way .... this is an electrical recording from 1931.... that acoustic pre World War I phonograph was hopelessly outdated in 1931...
Released in the UK in August 1956.
Recorded 28th May 1930.
Recorded 29th June/4th July 1927.
sweeeeeeeeet!!!!!!
Recorded circa December 1932.
I so loved this recording by Gracie Fields. I am 79 and thanks to my beloved mother who instilled the love of music in me. I find the old recordings relating to the 2nd WW very moving. How amazing to have vintage music as your passion
Wow, you really get a deep, clean sound!
Tony Brent does an amazing job on Cindy oh Cindy. We hear the Eddie fisher version so many times which is also good but I like this version as well
Released in the UK in May 1955.
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What a nice record, thank you :-)
Released in the UK in June 1957.
Released in the UK in May 1958.
Who is the baritone first I thought it would have been Clara Butt as well 😅
Thank you for sharing your collection.
Man that sounds great to be not electronically amplified. They should have stuck w that design
Released in the UK in March 1958.
感じの良いお部屋で懐しい曲を聴く、素敵ですね。偶然とは言え素晴らしい一時を分けて下さりありがとう💗
It is a nice experience to be in a comfortable room.