Search results — 78rpm record catalogue

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

8 records matching

Billy Whitlock
1. APrettiest Song of all
2. BSweet Chiming Bells
Billy Whitlock performing 'Prettiest Song of all' and 'Sweet Chiming Bells' on Bull Records catalogue 626. Bull was a British budget label of the 1920s–30s; Whitlock is not established in standard reference.AI summary

Bulldog 626 Voice
L Harvey
1. AAbsent
2. BRoses of Yesterday
L Harvey on Bull 663, an obscure small British label. No artist identification or dating available.AI summary

Bulldog 663 Voice
R Yorke
1. AShow me the Way to your Heart
2. BFor Killarney & you
R Yorke recorded 'Show me the Way to your Heart' and 'For Killarney & you' for Bull, catalogue 518. Bull is an unrecognised British label.AI summary

Bulldog 518 Voice
Stanley Kirkby
1. AWhen you're a long Way from Home
2. BA Broken Doll
Stanley Kirkby, the British baritone, with When You're a Long Way from Home and A Broken Doll on Bulldog 602.AI summary

Bulldog 602 Voice
Stanley Kirkby
1. ADinna forget
2. BBlue Eyes
Stanley Kirkby, the British baritone, with Dinna Forget and Blue Eyes on Bulldog 554.AI summary

Bulldog 554 Voice
Stanley Kirkby
1. AIn your dainty Dress of Dresden
2. BA little bit of Heaven
Stanley Kirkby, the British baritone, with In Your Dainty Dress of Dresden and A Little Bit of Heaven on Bulldog 504.AI summary

Bulldog 504 Voice
Stanley Kirkby
1. ASomebody knows & Somebody cares
2. BMy wild Irish Rose
Stanley Kirkby, a recording artist of the 1920s, recorded two vocal standards for the Bull label.AI summary

Bulldog 541 Voice
T Lovell
1. AWhere do Flies go
2. BCa-bages Ca-beans
'Where do Flies go' and 'Ca-bages Ca-beans' credited to T Lovell on Bull, catalogue 676.AI summary

Bulldog 676 Voice