9 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
9 records matching
Billy Daniels with Mom-e-lee and Smile on Mercury MB3142.AI summary
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Eddie Constantine, the American-born French singer and actor, with Ma petite folie and Lilette on Mercury 4183.AI summary
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Georgia Gibbs with If You Take My Heart Away and Seven Lonely Days on Mercury 70095.AI summary
Mercury 70095 Voice
Joyce Bradley recorded 'Why Don't You Write Me' and 'Love is a Many-Splendored Thing' (the 1950s pop standard) for MercHK, likely a Mercury subsidiary or regional label based in Hong Kong or Asia.AI summary
Mercury HK151 Voice
Kitty Kallen with Choo'n Gum and Juke Box Annie on Mercury 5417.AI summary
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Nick Noble with Please Don't Break My Heart and My Own True Love on Mercury 70496.AI summary
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Patti Page with One Sweet Letter and And So to Sleep Again on Mercury 5706.AI summary
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Patti Page with I Went to Your Wedding and You Belong to Me on Mercury J65.AI summary
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The Gaylords with Mecque and Little Shoemaker on Mercury 70403.AI summary
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