AL BOWLLY LEW STONE 78 EADIE WAS A LADY/ ANNIE DIOESN'T LIVE HERE DECCA F3825 E-
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Description
THE GREAT AL BOWLLY WITH LEW STONE AND HIS BAND AT THE CAFE ANGLAIS SINGING ON
EADIE WAS A LADY
b/w ANNIE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE
ON AN ORIGINAL UK DECCA 78
Mozambique-born singer and guitarist Al Bowlly (1899-1941) became Britain's supreme band vocalist - indeed his voice evokes, as no other, the very spirit of the 30s. He had a rich, smooth, dark voice, which he used with feeling and intelligence, matching the dark, handsomely masculine looks that so affected his female admirers.
RECORD DETAILS:
UK DECCA F 3825 10" 78 rpm SHELLAC
CONDITION - E/E- NICE COPY!
Lew Stone & His Band, with Joe Crossman / Al Bowlly vocals, recorded in London, December 1933
ANOTHER GREAT AL BOWLLY 78
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