15 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
15 records matching
Billy Daniels was an American baritone singer who became famous in the late 1940s for his recording of 'That Old Black Magic'; these earlier Oriole sides — 'How Deep Is the Ocean' and 'Day in Day Out' — predate his fame.AI summary
Oriole 1136 Voice
Domenico Modugno with Nisciuno Po' Sape' and Volare on Oriole CB5000. Volare was the huge 1958 hit.AI summary
Oriole CB5000 Voice
Frankie Laine with Georgia on My Mind and You're Just the Kind on Oriole CB1052.AI summary
Oriole CB1052 Voice
Frankie Laine with You're Just the Kind and Georgia on My Mind on Oriole CB1052.AI summary
Oriole CB1052 Voice
Frankie Laine with Black and Blue and Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams on Oriole CB1116.AI summary
Oriole CB1116 Voice
Frankie Laine with Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and Thanks for Your Kisses on Oriole CB1119.AI summary
Oriole CB1119 Voice
Frankie Laine with Black Lace and The Cry of the Wild Goose on Oriole CB1121.AI summary
Oriole CB1121 Voice
Georgia Gibbs, the American popular singer and radio star, recorded these songs for Oriole, a British-pressed label. Gibbs was a significant recording and radio voice of the late 1940s and 1950s.AI summary
Oriole 1173 Voice
Georgia Gibbs recorded 'Seven lonely Days' and 'If you take my Heart away' for Oriole, catalogue 1173. Gibbs was an American pop vocalist active in the 1950s, known for cover versions of R&B hits.AI summary
Oriole 1173 Voice
Jo Stafford with And So to Sleep Again and One Sweet Letter on Oriole CB1061.AI summary
Oriole CB1061 Voice
Patti Page with Now That I'm in Love and Oo What You Do to Me on Oriole CB1190.AI summary
Oriole CB1190 Voice
Patti Page with You Belong to Me and I Went to Your Wedding on Oriole CB1129.AI summary
Oriole CB1129 Voice
Patti Page with Who's Gonna Shoe My Pretty Little Feet and Detour on Oriole CB1060.AI summary
Oriole CB1060 Voice
Peggy English on Oriole 2001 — 'High Up in the Hills' and 'How Long Must I Wait for You.' Catalogue number 2001 is extremely low for Oriole, suggesting this is among the very first pressings on the label. Oriole was a British budget label that later became significant in the early 1960s; its earliest pressings are uncommon.AI summary
Oriole 2001 Voice
Tony Fontane with The Love of a Gypsy and, by Frankie Laine, I'm Gonna Live 'Till I Die on Oriole CB1086.AI summary
Oriole CB1086 Voice