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Tag Archives: 1930s
Flanigan And Allen – 1937
Two 1937 recordings by the British comedy duo Flanigan And Allen of songs they performed as members of the Crazy Gang comedy troupe in London Palladium productions of O-Kay For Sound, which was also made into a film, and London Rhapsody. Continue reading
Phil Spitalny’s Music – 1931
A cardboard Hit of the Week disc featuring a well-known Depression-era “cheer up” song. Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, Eton Boys, Hit of the Week, Paul Small, Phil Spitalny
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Dol Dauber’s Dance Orchestra/Austin Egen – 1930
Background information about the recordings can be found below the audio selections. “You Have Become So Terribly Blonde Lately” Dol Dauber’s Dance Orchestra; Austin Egen, vocal (HMV B-5905 mx BW 3107) … Continue reading