64 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Joseph McNally was an Irish singer active in the mid-20th century. This MGM recording of two Irish ballads is a modest vocal release from the early 1950s.AI summary
MGM 146 Voice
Judy Garland, the legendary MGM star, recorded these two song standards for her home label. 'Better Luck Next Time' is a lesser-known piece; '(It Only) Happens When I Dance With You', composed by Irving Berlin, is one of Astaire's best-known numbers, performed here by Garland.AI summary
MGM 174 Personalities (Prs)
Judy Garland performs 'Better Luck Next Time' and the Astaire standard 'It Only Happens When I Dance with You' on MGM, a Hollywood studio label. Garland was one of the most celebrated singers of the era.AI summary
MGM 174 Voice
MGM 174 Personalities (Prs)
Judy Garland performing 'Play That Barber Shop Chord' and 'I Don't Care' on MGM 243. Garland was one of Hollywood's greatest entertainers; this MGM Records release is from her recording career outside of her film work.AI summary
MGM 243 Personalities (Prs)
MGM 345 Personalities (Prs)
MGM 112
Lena Horne, the celebrated American jazz singer and actress, recorded 'The Lady is a Tramp' and 'Where or When' for MGM Records, likely from the 1950s.AI summary
MGM 164 Voice
Mickey Rooney, the American child and later adult film star, recorded 'Manhattan' and 'Thou Swell' (with June Allyson) for MGM, catalogue 199.AI summary
MGM 199 Personalities (Prs)
Sam 'The Man' Taylor, an American saxophonist and r&b session musician, recorded 'S'posin' and 'Tara's theme' for MGM in the early 1950s.AI summary
MGM 793 Jazz
Sam Taylor Cat Men recorded 'Please Be Kind' and 'This Can't Be Love' for MGM 775, a British MGM pressing.AI summary
MGM 775 Dance
MGM 10004
Tex Beneke was an American tenor saxophonist and vocalist who led a popular dance orchestra in the 1940s and 1950s; this MGM side captures the swing-era style that made him a ballroom favourite.AI summary
MGM 397 Dance
Tommy Mara singing 'Honey Bunch' and 'Pledging My Love' for MGM Records, catalogue 821; an unconfirmed artist on MGM's British 78rpm label.AI summary
MGM 821 Voice
Tony Mottola is untraced. This MGM pressing from the early 1950s carries two novelty or light orchestral titles; without more information on the artist, the record cannot be placed.AI summary
MGM 806
A record on MGM Records with unknown artist, performing 'Is It Any Wonder' and 'Almost Always'. Without artist identification, the recording cannot be placed.AI summary
MGM 642