Lally

48 records in the collection· mostly on Decca, Durium, Mayfair

Records by Lally

Lally

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A Decca F-series disc credited only to 'Lally', with no surviving title information.AI summary

Decca F2648
Lally
1. AA Cocktail in the Wonder Bar
2. B2 sides
Lally performing 'A Cocktail in the Wonder Bar' on Decca F2129, from the 1930s dance era.AI summary

Decca F2129 Dance
Lally
1. AAin't cha comin' out tonight
2. BBig Ben's saying goodnight
Credited to Lally on Mayf, a small British label, this record couples two novelty or comic songs from the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary

Mayfair 2215 Comic
Lally
1. AAround the Coast with Lawrence Wright
2. B2 sides
Lally with Around the Coast with Lawrence Wright, a medley in two sides, on Decca F2335.AI summary

Decca F2335 Dance
Lally
1. ABuilding a Home for you
2. BI'm happy when I'm hiking
Lally, recorded on Decca F2342 in the early 1930s, performed 'Building a Home for you' and 'I'm happy when I'm hiking,' popular ballads. Lally was a minor British vocalist.AI summary

Decca F2342 Voice
Lally
1. ABy the Sycamore Tree
2. BAn Ev'ning in Caroline
A singer credited to 'Lally' on Dur, an unidentified British label.AI summary

Durium 10 Voice
Lally
1. ABye bye Blues
2. BSwinging in a Hammock
Dance numbers recorded by Lally for Decca (catalogue F1966), a major British label active throughout the 1930s and beyond.AI summary

Decca F1966 Dance
Lally
1. AGoognight little Girl
2. BI lost my Heart in Heidelberg
Credited to Lally on Dur, a small British label of uncertain status, performing 'Goodnight little Girl' and 'I lost my Heart in Heidelberg'.AI summary

Durium 15 Dance
Lally
1. AGot a Date with an Angel
2. BSing a little Jingle
Lally performs 'Got a Date with an Angel' and 'Sing a little Jingle' on Decca F2612, dating from the mid-1930s popular-song era.AI summary

Decca F2612 Voice
Lally
1. AGot a Date with an Angel
2. BSing a little Jingle
Decca F2612 Dance
Lally
1. AGreat Day
2. BWithout a Song
Lally on Decca F1899 with 'Great Day' and 'Without a Song', sentimental vocal ballads from the early-to-mid 1930s. Lally is not a standard recording artist.AI summary

Decca F1899 Voice
Lally
1. AHello Mike
2. BConsiderin
Lally, a performer or comedian, recorded these two comic or novelty songs for Decca in the mid-1930s, likely a minor British music-hall act.AI summary

Decca F3187 Comic
Lally
1. AHilltop Heaven
2. BYou
Lally performing 'Hilltop Heaven' and 'You' on Decca F2853.AI summary

Decca F2853 Voice
Lally
1. AHollywood Revue selection
2. B(2 sides)
Lally with a Hollywood Revue selection in two sides on Decca F1582.AI summary

Decca F1582 Dance
Lally
1. AI still get Thrill thinking of you
2. BWhen it's Springtime in the Rockies
Lally's Decca recording of popular ballads from the 1930s.AI summary

Decca F1999 Voice
Lally
1. AKing of Jazz selection
2. BIt happened in Monterey
Decca F1895 Dance
Lally
1. AKing's Navee
2. B(+Penrose)Mausie
Lally recorded 'King's Navee' and 'Mausie' for Decca, catalogue F2595, likely a comic or novelty side from the late 1930s.AI summary

Decca F2595 Comic
Lally
1. ALaughing at the Rain
2. BI'm happy when I'm hiking
Lally with Laughing at the Rain and I'm Happy When I'm Hiking on Filmophone 215.AI summary

Filmophone 215 Dance
Lally
1. ALooking on the bright Side
2. BThis is my love song
Lally performing 'Looking on the bright Side' and 'This is my love song' on Mayf label catalogue 2203. Neither artist nor label is established.AI summary

Mayfair 2203 Voice
Lally
1. ALucky me
2. BHappy Days are here again
Lally on Decca F1643, 'Lucky Me' and 'Happy Days Are Here Again'; a vocal side from the mid-1930s Decca catalogue.AI summary

Decca F1643 Voice
Lally
1. AMausie
2. BPardon Madame
Lally, a performer on Mayflower (Mayf), a small British label, in two novelty pieces: "Mausie" and "Pardon Madame", from the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary

Mayfair 2035 Voice
Lally
1. AMy Brother makes the Noises for the Talkies
2. BSteamboat Bill
Lally performs comic novelty songs 'My Brother makes the Noises for the Talkies' and 'Steamboat Bill' on Decca F2401, a British pressing from the early 1930s.AI summary

Decca F2401 Comic
Lally
1. AMy Heart is where the Mohawk flows tonight
2. BLights of Paris
Lally recorded sentimental vocal titles 'My Heart is where the Mohawk flows tonight' and 'Lights of Paris' for Decca.AI summary

Decca F2488 Voice
Lally
1. ANever swat a Fly
2. BSing something simple
Lally performing 'Never swat a Fly' and 'Sing something simple' for Decca in the early 1930s.AI summary

Decca F2178 Voice
Lally
1. ANursery Fuseliers
2. BCupid'a Army
Lally recorded 'Nursery Fusileers' and 'Cupid's Army' for Decca F2427. The titles and artist suggest novelty or children's material from the 1930s–40s.AI summary

Decca F2427 Instrumental
Lally
1. APantomime Favourites
2. B2 sides
Lally recorded 'Pantomime Favourites' on both sides for Decca F2052. Decca F-series pressings are standard commercial releases; the artist is not established.AI summary

Decca F2052 Orchestra
Lally
1. APantomime Favourites part 3
2. Bpart 4
Lally performing the third and fourth parts of 'Pantomime Favourites' on Decca, the major British label, catalogue F2073.AI summary

Decca F2073 Music Hall
Lally
1. AParkin' in the Moonlight
2. BJust a dancing Sweetheart
Credited to Lally on Decca, catalogue number F2510 places this in Decca's mid-period series of the 1930s. 'Parkin' in the Moonlight' and 'Just a dancing Sweetheart' are popular sentimental songs of the era, by an unidentified artist.AI summary

Decca F2510 Voice
Lally
1. AQueen was in the Parlour
2. BMy heart is where the Mohawk flows tonight
Lally performing two sentimental songs on Film, a small British label of the early 1930s.AI summary

Filmophone 301 Voice
Lally
1. ARound the Marble Arch
2. BIt's that little extra something
Lally performs 'Round the Marble Arch' and 'It's that little extra something' on the Dur label, catalogue 17.AI summary

Durium 17 Voice
Lally
1. ASailin' on the Robert E Lee
2. BDay by Day
Lally recorded 'Sailin' on the Robert E. Lee' and 'Day by Day' for Decca F2914. The first title is a famous American song; the artist Lally is not established.AI summary

Decca F2914 Voice
Lally
1. ASailin' on the Robert E Lee
2. BDay by Day
Decca F2914 Dance
Lally
1. ASay it with Songs
2. B2 sides
Lally performing 'Say it with Songs' on Decca F1572, a British pressing from the early 1930s. Decca was the major British label of the period.AI summary

Decca F1572 Voice
Lally
1. ASelection of Talkie Tunes
2. B2 sides
Lally performing a selection of talkie tunes for Decca (F1588), from the early sound era when film music selections were popular novelties.AI summary

Decca F1588 Dance
Lally
1. AShe didn't say yes
2. BGypsy Moon
Lally with She Didn't Say Yes and Gypsy Moon on Durium 16. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary

Durium 16 Dance
Lally
1. ASilver Hair & Heart of gold
2. BOi Song
Lally recorded 'Silver Hair & Heart of Gold' and 'Oi Song' on the Dur label, a small British budget marque of uncertain date.AI summary

Durium 29 Dance
Lally
1. ASitting on a Haystack
2. BTiddle-iddle-um-pum
Lally with Sitting on a Haystack and Tiddle-Iddle-Um-Pum on Decca F2057.AI summary

Decca F2057 Dance
Lally
1. ASpanish Moon
2. BParadise
Lally recorded for Dur, an obscure British label of uncertain origin and date. Without further identification, this remains unattributed.AI summary

Durium 22 Dance
Lally
1. ASunny Days
2. BPut your Worries through the Mangle
Lally performing 'Sunny Days' and 'Put your Worries through the Mangle' on Decca, catalogue F2111.AI summary

Decca F2111 Music Hall
Lally
1. ASunny Side Up selection
2. B2 sides
Credited to Lally on Decca. 'Sunny Side Up' was a major Rodgers and Hart musical of 1929. The Decca F1611 catalogue number places this in Decca's early British series of the early 1930s.AI summary

Decca F1611 Orchestra
Lally
1. ASunshine of Marseilles
2. BHush a bye Baby
Lally performing 'Sunshine of Marseilles' and 'Hush a bye Baby' on Decca F1697, a light dance-band side from the early 1930s.AI summary

Decca F1697 Dance
Lally
1. ATalkie Hit selection
2. B2 sides
Lally on Decca, performing a selection of film music from the early talkie era.AI summary

Decca F1547 Voice
Lally
1. ATiptoe through the Tulips
2. BIn a Kitchenette
Lally performing 'Tiptoe through the Tulips' and 'In a Kitchenette' on Decca F1623, a standard popular vocal from the early 1930s.AI summary

Decca F1623 Voice
Lally
1. AToasts
2. BKing's Navee
Credited to Lally on the Mayf label (Mayfair?), with 'Toasts' and 'King's Navee'.AI summary

Mayfair 2229 Music Hall
Lally
1. ATurning of the Tide
2. BTell me with a Love Song
Credited to Lally on Decca, this disc of 'Turning of the Tide' and 'Tell Me with a Love Song' is a light popular vocal from the early 1930s on a standard commercial pressing.AI summary

Decca F2937 Voice
Lally
1. AWhat's next - medley
2. Bditto
Lally on Decca 2634 with a 'What's Next' medley from the earlier Decca numerical series.AI summary

Decca 2634 Dance
Lally
1. AWherever you are
2. BMy Heart belongs to the Girl who belongs to someone else
Dance and popular songs by Lally for Decca (catalogue F1903), a major British label.AI summary

Decca F1903 Dance
Lally
1. AWhy be so unkind to me
2. BWe all wanna know why
Lally with Why Be So Unkind to Me and We All Wanna Know Why on Durium 30. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary

Durium 30 Dance