95 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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London L.877
Al Morgan with Jealous Heart and Turnabout Is Fair Play on London L500.AI summary
London L500 Voice
Ambrose and his band with Pony Express and Stage Coach on London 174.AI summary
London 174 Dance
London 158
Bill Haley's 'Rock the Joint', first recorded in 1952 and one of the earliest records in the rock'n'roll style, issued in Britain on London in 1957 with 'Yes Indeed'.AI summary
London HLF8371 Rock
Bill Haley on 'Farewell so long goodbye' and 'I'll be true', from the obscure label LonL 522. This is an early and unverified Haley recording, possibly from the pre-'Rock Around the Clock' era (before 1954). LonL is not a known major UK label.AI summary
London L522 Rock
Bill Haley and His Comets' 'Rock the Joint' is an early rock and roll recording from before his breakthrough, issued here on the UK London label.AI summary
London HLF8371 Rock
Bill Haley's 'Rock the Joint', first recorded in 1952 and one of the earliest records in the rock'n'roll style, issued in Britain on London in 1957 with 'Yes Indeed'.AI summary
London HLF8371 Rock
Bill Haley recording 'Ten Little Indians' and 'Rocking Chair on the Moon' for London HLF8194. This is an early Haley recording before his major commercial success.AI summary
London HLF8194 Rock
Bill Snyder with I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me and Bewitched on London HL8040.AI summary
London HL8040 Instrumental
Bill Snyder with Drifting Sands and Bewitched on London L868.AI summary
London L868 Instrumental
London HL-U-8465
Billy Ward and the Dominoes with Stardust and Lucinda on London HLU8465.AI summary
London HLU8465 Rock
Charlie Gracie with Wandering Eyes and I Love You So Much It Hurts on London HLU8467.AI summary
London HLU8467 Rock
London 8467 Rock
Charlie Spivak orchestra on London (L513) with 'Baby won't you please come home' and 'Don't cry Joe'; Spivak was an American bandleader and violinist of the 1940s–1950s.AI summary
London L513 Dance
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 Chordettes with I Don't Know and Love Is a Two Way Street on London 8654.AI summary
London 8654 Rock
The Chordettes with Our Melody and Eddie My Love on London HL1076.AI summary
London HL1076 Rock
The Chordettes with Lonely Lips and Hummingbird on London L523.AI summary
London L523 Rock
The Chordettes with Just Between You and Me and Soft Sands on London L652.AI summary
London L652 Rock
The Chordettes with Born to Be with You and Love Never Changes on London 8302.AI summary
London 8302 Rock
The Chordettes with Eddie My Love and Our Melody on London 8264.AI summary
London 8264 Rock
The Chordettes with Eddie My Love and Our Melody on London 8264.AI summary
London 8264 Rock
The Chordettes with Lollipop and Baby, Come-a-Back-a on London HLD8584.AI summary
London HLD8584 Rock
Dave Barry and Sarah Berner with Out of This World with Flying Saucers in two parts on London HL-U8324, a 1950s novelty record on London American.AI summary
London HL-U8324 Comic
David Seville with Armen's Theme and Carousel in Rome on London HLU8359.AI summary
London HLU8359 Rock
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
Del Shannon's 'Jody' backed with 'Fugitiva' on London Records 343176 — an unusual coupling not associated with Shannon's main UK hits catalogue on London. Shannon, the Michigan singer-songwriter behind 'Runaway', had a strong UK following in the early 1960s; this catalogue number suggests a later or less prominent release.AI summary
London 343176 Rock
Del Wood, the Nashville ragtime pianist, with Rainbow and Ragtime Melody on London L1141.AI summary
London L1141 Ragtime
The Everly Brothers with Maybe Tomorrow and Wake Up Little Susie on London 8498.AI summary
London 8498 Rock
The Everly Brothers with Maybe Tomorrow and Wake Up Little Susie on London 8498.AI summary
London 8498 Rock
The Everly Brothers with All I Have to Do Is Dream and Claudette on London HLA8618.AI summary
London HLA8618 Rock
Fats Domino with Blue Monday-era rhythm and blues: Bo Weevil and Don't Blame It on Me on London 8256.AI summary
London 8256 Rock
Fats Domino with I'm in Love Again and My Blue Heaven on London 8280.AI summary
London 8280 Rock
Gale Storm with Why Do Fools Fall in Love and I Walk Alone on London HL-D8286.AI summary
London HL-D8286 Rock
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
The Hilltoppers with Marianne and You're Wasting Your Time on London 8381.AI summary
London 8381 Rock
The Hilltoppers with The Kentuckian Song and I Must Be Dreaming on London 8168.AI summary
London 8168 Rock
Humphrey Lyttelton, the trumpeter who led Britain's leading traditional jazz band, with 'Vox Humana Blues' and 'Elizabeth' in the LJ series.AI summary
London 5 Jazz
Humphrey Lyttelton's group recording 'Melancholy Blues' and 'Thin Red Line' for London 1LJ. Lyttelton is a pioneering British revivalist of New Orleans jazz.AI summary
London 1LJ Jazz
Humphrey Lyttelton was a central figure in the British trad-jazz revival, and this disc on the early London jazz series dates from his formative postwar period.AI summary
London LJ5 Jazz
Humphrey Lyttelton, the trumpeter who led Britain's leading traditional jazz band, with 'Cake Walkin' Babies' and 'If You See Me Comin'' in the LJ series.AI summary
London LJ2 Jazz
Jerry Keller with Here Comes the Summer and Time Has a Way on London HLR8890.AI summary
London HLR8890 Rock
Jim Lowe with I Feel the Beat and By You, By You, By You on London HLD8368.AI summary
London HLD8368 Rock
London 1153 Jazz