18 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
18 records matching
Al Morgan with Jealous Heart and Turnabout Is Fair Play on London L500.AI summary
London L500 Voice
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
The De Castro Sisters with Let Your Love Walk In and Boom Boom Boomerang on London 8137.AI summary
London 8137 Voice
The De Castro Sisters with Teach Me Tonight and It's Love on London 8104.AI summary
London 8104 Voice
Gogi Grant with The Wayward Wind and No More Than Forever on London HL-B.8282. The Wayward Wind was her 1956 hit.AI summary
London HL-B.8282 Voice
Gogi Grant with The Wayward Wind and No More Than Forever on London HL-B.8282. The Wayward Wind was her 1956 hit.AI summary
London HL-B.8282 Voice
Josh White, the American folk and blues singer and activist, on Lon, performing 'Lonesome Road' and 'He Never Said a Mumblin' Word', spirituals that were part of his repertoire.AI summary
London 1142 Voice
Josh White, the Black American folk-blues singer and guitarist, with Lonesome Road and He Never Said a Mumblin' Word on London 1142.AI summary
London 1142 Voice
Julie London, an American jazz and popular singer, recorded 'It had to be you' and 'Saddle the wind' for London Hl-U, a specialist label. This appears to be a US release, not a UK pressing.AI summary
London HLU8602 Voice
Lorry Raine with Love Me Tonight and What Would I Do on London HL8132.AI summary
London HL8132 Voice
Mel Tormé with The Lady Is a Tramp and Lulu's Back in Town on London HL-N.8305.AI summary
London HL-N.8305 Voice
Micki Marlo recorded two contemporary songs for the Lon label: '(+P Anka) What you've done to me' and 'That's right', circa 1950s.AI summary
London 8481 Voice
Nancy Lee with the Hilltopper quartet performing 'Honey darlin' and a yodel number, 'She taught me to yodel', on Lon 16028, a small British label.AI summary
London 16028 Voice
Norman Brooks on Lon 1202, performing 'You Shouldn't Have Kissed Me the First Time' and 'Somebody Wonderful'. Lon appears to be a very minor or unidentified British label.AI summary
London 1202 Voice
Suzy Solidor, the French chanteuse, sings Le Petit Rat and Escale on London RB-62011.AI summary
London RB-62011 Voice
Teresa Brewer with The Thing and I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest on London L873.AI summary
London L873 Voice
Teresa Brewer with The Thing and I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest on London L873.AI summary
London L873 Voice
Teresa Brewer with Grizzly Bear and Molasses on London L794.AI summary
London L794 Voice