21,668 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Frankie Carle and his orchestra on Columbia, an American dance band of the 1940s–1950s. Carle led a polished and commercially successful orchestra but is less collected today than swing-era contemporaries.AI summary
Columbia 36764 Dance
Frankie Howerd, one of Britain's most distinctive comedy performers, on Columbia DB2694: 'English As She Is Spoken' and 'I'm the Man Who's Deputising for the Bull'. Howerd's characteristic rapid-fire, anatomically obsessed patter made him a major recording and radio star from the 1940s onwards.AI summary
Columbia DB2694 Comic
Frankie Howerd was a British comedian and entertainer famous for his camp, rambling comedy monologues and his catchphrase "ooh, no, missus!"; this Columbia pressing pairs two of his comedy recordings from the early 1950s.AI summary
Columbia DB2694 Comic
Frankie Howerd, the comedian, with I'm Nobody's Baby and Three Little Fishes on Harmony 1001.AI summary
Harmony 1001 Personalities (Prs)
Frankie Howerd and Margaret Rutherford with All's Going Well and Nymphs and Shepherds on Philips PB214.AI summary
Philips PB214 Personalities (Prs)
Frankie Laine with Moonlight Gambler and Only If We Love on Philips PB638.AI summary
Philips PB638 Voice
Frankie Laine with Champion the Wonder Horse and Ticky Tick on Philips PB607.AI summary
Philips PB607 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 Bring Your Smile Along and If Spring Never Comes on Philips PB510.AI summary
Philips PB510 Voice
Frankie Laine with Moby Dick and A Capital Ship on Philips PB587.AI summary
Philips 587PB Voice
Frankie Laine with Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and The Thief on Philips PB709.AI summary
Philips PB709 Voice
Frankie Laine with You Know How It Is and The 3:10 to Yuma on Philips PB727.AI summary
Philips PB727 Voice
Frankie Laine's ballad hit 'Jezebel' coupled with 'Rose Rose I Love You' on Columbia DB 2876, a UK pressing from the early 1950s. Laine was one of the most successful American pop vocalists of the postwar era.AI summary
Columbia DB2876 Voice
Frankie Laine, the American ballad vocalist, recorded these two sides for Columbia in the early 1950s. Laine was a major commercial artist of the period, and this pressing represents his work during his peak popularity in Britain.AI summary
Columbia DB2907 Voice
Frankie Laine on Columbia DB3017, performing 'One for My Baby' and 'She Reminds Me of You'. Laine was an American pop and jazz-inflected singer, hugely popular from the late 1940s onward.AI summary
Columbia DB3017 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
Oriole CB1176
Frankie Laine with Where the Winds Blow and I Let Her Go on Philips PB167.AI summary
Philips PB167 Voice
Frankie Laine with Sittin' in the Sun and Hey Joe on Philips PB172.AI summary
Philips PB172 Voice
Frankie Laine with Blowing Wild and Te Amo on Philips PB207.AI summary
Philips PB207 Voice
Frankie Laine with A Hundred Years from Today and After You've Gone on Philips PB270.AI summary
Philips PB270 Voice
Frankie Laine with There Must Be a Reason and Someday on Philips PB306.AI summary
Philips PB306 Voice
Frankie Laine with Your Heart, My Heart and Rain, Rain, Rain on Philips PB311.AI summary
Philips PB311 Voice
Frankie Laine with The Lord Don't Treat Me That Way and My Friend on Philips PB316.AI summary
Philips PB316 Voice
Philips PB404 Personalities (Prs)
Frankie Laine with I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby and Keepin' Out of Mischief Now on Philips PB453.AI summary
Philips PB453 Voice
Frankie Laine with The Tarrier Song and Strange Lady in Town on Philips PB478.AI summary
Philips PB478 Voice
Frankie Laine with Hummingbird and My Little One on Philips PB498.AI summary
Philips PB498 Voice
Frankie Laine with Hell Hath No Fury and I Heard the Angels Singing on Philips PB585.AI summary
Philips PB585 Voice
Frankie Laine with There's Not a Moment to Spare and Love Is a Golden Ring on Philips PB676.AI summary
Philips PB676 Voice
Columbia DB3113 Voice
Frankie Laine and Jimmy Boyd, two American popular singers, duetted on these two songs for Columbia in the early 1950s.AI summary
Columbia 39945 Voice
Frankie Lymon, the teenage lead singer of the Teenagers, on Roulette 4026 with So Goes My Love and My Girl.AI summary
Roulette 4026 Rock
Frankie Lymon with It's Christmas Once Again and Little Girl on Roulette 4035.AI summary
Roulette 4035 Rock
Frankie Lymon, the teenage lead singer of the Teenagers, with Portable on My Shoulder and Mama Don't Allow It on Roulette 701.AI summary
Roulette 701 Rock
Frankie Lymon, the teenaged lead of Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, recorded 'Goody Goody' and 'Creation of Love' for Columbia, likely in the mid-1950s during the group's peak years.AI summary
Columbia DO3898 Rock
Frankie Marvin, the steel guitarist and singer long associated with Gene Autry, sings 'Travelin' Blues' and 'T.B. Blues' on Varsity, a cheap American label.AI summary
Varsity 5032 Country
Frankie Masters, an American bandleader, on OK Records, a US label with occasional British distribution.AI summary
Okeh 6256 Dance
Frankie Trumbauer, the influential saxophonist and bandleader, on Parlophone R1013. Trumbauer led some of the most important jazz-and-hot-dance recordings of the late 1920s and was a major figure in jazz history; his Parlophone issues are relatively uncommon in the UK.AI summary
Parlophone R1013 Jazz
Frankie Trumbauer, the American jazz saxophonist and bandleader, on Parlophone R3349. 'Riverboat Shuffle' and 'Ostrich Walk' are important hot-jazz numbers from the 1920s, part of the classic jazz repertoire.AI summary
Parlophone R3349 Jazz
Parlophone R795
Frankie Vaughan with My Boy Flat Top and Stealin' on Philips PB544.AI summary
Philips PB544 Voice
Frankie Vaughan with Man on Fire and Wanderin' Eyes on Philips PB729.AI summary
Philips PB729 Voice
Frankie Vaughan with Rock-a-Chicka and Kisses Sweeter Than Wine on Philips PB775.AI summary
Philips PB775 Voice
Frankie Vaughan was a British popular singer and entertainer of the 1950s, known for his smoothly-sung dance numbers and stage appeal; this His Master's Voice record of 'From the Vine Came the Grape' and 'She Took' is from his commercial recording period.AI summary
His Master's Voice B10655 Voice