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Sandy Powell performing 'Sandy the Farmer' (both sides) on Rex 8810. Powell was one of Britain's most celebrated and prolific music-hall comedians of the 1920s–30s, famous for his character voices and rapid-fire comedic monologues.AI summary
Rex 8810 Music Hall
Sandy Powell was a celebrated British comedian known for character comedy and rapid patter, active from the 1920s through the 1950s. This Rex recording of a live road-show performance captures his comedy act.AI summary
Rex 8833 Music Hall
Sandy Powell, a British comedy actor and character singer, performing 'Sandy the Dirt Track Rider' in two parts on Imperial 2214.AI summary
Imperial 2214 Music Hall
Sandy Powell, a British comedian and actor, performing a monologue sketch for Imperial, a cheap British label of the early 1930s.AI summary
Imperial 2214 Comic
Sandy Powell, the British comedian and radio personality, recorded 'Sandy the Film Star' on Rex label 8041; Powell was famous for his rapid-fire gag technique and his catchphrase 'Can you hear me, Mother?'.AI summary
Rex 8041 Comic
Sandy Powell (1900-1982) was a Yorkshire comedian who became a radio and variety favourite; Sandy the Sailor is a two-part comic monologue on Unison 504.AI summary
Unison 504 Comic
Sandy Powell, a celebrated British comedian and music-hall entertainer, on Rex 9425 with 'Sandy, the all-in wrestler', a novelty number typical of Powell's stage work.AI summary
Rex 9425 Music Hall
Sandy Powell recorded "When Are They Going to Find Us Ow't to Do" and "When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley" for Broadcast catalogue 978. Powell was a renowned British comedian and music hall performer of the interwar and post-war era, famous for his catchphrases and pantomime work.AI summary
Broadcast 978 Comic
Sandy Powell was a celebrated British comedian and music-hall performer of the 1930s, best known for his catch-phrase 'Can you hear me, mother?'. This Broadcast recording represents his comedic work in the early sound era.AI summary
Broadcast 978 Music Hall