Search results — 78rpm record catalogue

9 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s

9 records matching

Chordettes
1. ABorn to be with you
2. BLove never changes
The Chordettes, the American female vocal quartet best known for 'Mr. Sandman', with their 1956 hit 'Born to Be with You' on London, the label Decca used to issue American recordings in Britain. 78s from the later 1950s were pressed in falling numbers as the 45 took over.AI summary

London 8302 Voice
Chordettes
1. AI don't know
2. BLove is a two way street
The Chordettes with I Don't Know and Love Is a Two Way Street on London 8654.AI summary

London 8654 Rock
Chordettes
1. AOur melody
2. BEddie my love
The Chordettes with Our Melody and Eddie My Love on London HL1076.AI summary

London HL1076 Rock
Chordettes
1. ALonely lips
2. BHummingbird
The Chordettes with Lonely Lips and Hummingbird on London L523.AI summary

London L523 Rock
Chordettes
1. AJust between you and me
2. BSoft sands
The Chordettes with Just Between You and Me and Soft Sands on London L652.AI summary

London L652 Rock
Chordettes
1. ABorn to be with you
2. BLove never changes
The Chordettes with Born to Be with You and Love Never Changes on London 8302.AI summary

London 8302 Rock
Chordettes
1. AEddie my love
2. BOur melody
The Chordettes with Eddie My Love and Our Melody on London 8264.AI summary

London 8264 Rock
Chordettes
1. AEddie my love
2. BOur melody
The Chordettes with Eddie My Love and Our Melody on London 8264.AI summary

London 8264 Rock
Chordettes
1. ALollipop
2. BBaby, come-a-back-a
The Chordettes with Lollipop and Baby, Come-a-Back-a on London HLD8584.AI summary

London HLD8584 Rock