Ted Cowan

AThe Policeman
BOh oh it's a terrible Tale

Label: Popular
Catalogue number: 423
Genre: Comic
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #5288

Ted Cowan performing comedy novelty songs on Pop 423, a marginal British label of the interwar years.

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Ted Cowan

AListen to me and I'll Prove I'm Right
BHa ha ha He he he!

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Ted Cowan

AOh it's a terrible Tale
BMy Mother said

Ted Cowan recorded 'Oh it's a terrible Tale' and 'My Mother said' for Imperial, probably in the early 1930s. Imperial was a small British label.AI summary

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Ted Cowan

AOh Oh It's a Terrible Tale
BThe Policeman

Ted Cowan on Gramophone (GramE label), an early British marque. The artist and titles are insufficient to identify this record further.AI summary

GramE 52 Music Hall