Music Hall Electric Recordings Volume 2 Start Price GBP 11.50 Current Price GBP 11.50 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, August 28, 2008 End Time Thursday, September 04, 2008 Location Lowestoft See more about 'Music Hall Electric Recordings Volume 2' Description CD: ELECTRIC MUSIC HALL 2 Price: £11.50(Includes UK postage and packing)CLASSIC BRITISH MUSIC HALL ELECTRICALLY RECORDED (= GOOD SOUND)Edwardian stars recorded 1926 to 1952"...just damned good stuff from start to finish, in magnificient sound. Another must..."Review from MUSIC HALL MAGAZINE October 2003Includes material previously unissued in audio format (sound tracks of Gus Elen, Ella Shields, Sam Mayo, Harry Lauder, Charles Coborn and Tom Costello) along with scarcer electrical recorded material from The Two Bobs, Ernest Hastings, Fred Bluett and others. A very distinctive issue! NB: The Gus Elen's are NOT the usual Decca/Sterno electrics but seldom heard soundtracks. Highlights (amongst many!) include Marie Kendall only commercial (at least accessible) recordings, and the AUSTRALIAN Fred Bluett (said to be worth the price of admission alone!), Sam Mayo but NOT Will Evans (for this writer a total mystery, at least honesty!). "Interesting" presentation (a rather ill-advised mustard yellow coloured back panel!), but with nice photographs inside and out CONTENTS:1. GUS ELEN: ‘Arf A Pint Of Ale (Tempest) Pathe (Soundtrack) 1042.14 recorded late 19312. GUS ELEN: Postman’s Holiday (Nice Quiet Day) (Baynes/Bateman/Scott) Pathe 1058.05 late 1931/19323. GUS ELEN: It’s A Great Big Shame (Bateman/Le Brunn) Pathe 1046.15 late 1931/324. ERNEST HASTINGS: Lovely Music (Reekie/Hastings) Columbia 5721 (A9154) June 12 19295. ERNEST HASTINGS: Perverted Placards (Bateman/Hastings) Columbia 5721 (A9178) June 18 19296. SAM MAYO: She Cat (Mayo[?]) / Poundnote (Mayo) Pathe 1040.05 19317. SAM MAYO: I’ve Only Come Down For The Day (Leo) Pathe 1598.20 19318. ELLA SHIELDS: Adeline (?) Pathe 1022.10 late 19309. FRED BLUETT: Henry’s Made A Lady Out Of Lizzie (O’Keefe) Parlophone A2441 (A254)10. FRED BLUETT: All For The Ladies, All For The Girls (Weston/Lee) A2441 (A255-1)11 MARIE KENDALL: Memories (Parts 1 & 2) Decca F-5169 (TB-1222-2 & TB 1223-2) April 30 193412. THE TWO BOBS: Barnacle Bill The Sailor (Robison) Piccadilly 371 (XX-3055) 1929/3013. THE TWO BOBS: Good’a Banana (Two Bobs) Piccadilly 371 (2-XX-3056) 1929/3014. GEORGE ROBEY: Quite Alright [sic] (Sheriff/Pether) Columbia 4460 (A5572) 192615 CHARLES COBORN: He’s All Right When You Know Him (Coborn) Pathe 1226.23 late 193616. TOM COSTELLO: At Trinity Church I Met My Doom (Gilbert) Pathe 1096.12 early 193417. GERTIE GITANA: Nellie Dean (Armstrong) Edison Bell Radio 1576 (90278-2H) 193118. HARRY LAUDER: There’s A Wee Hoose (Trad./Lauder) US Soundtrack c.193219. WILL EVANS: All About Archibald (Evans) Piccadilly 437 (XX-3152) 193020 G.H.ELLIOTT/DOROTHY SQUIRES: The Old Soft Shoe (Jordan/Bass) Col.DB 3046 (CA-22091-2A) Feb.29 195221 G.H.ELLIOTT: My Southern Maid (Barrett/Darewski) Columbia DB 2919 (CA-21823-2) Feb.4 195222. ELLA SHIELDS: Nellie Grey (Cobb/Lutzen) Broadcast 472 (Z-1199) Autumn 1929***PAYPAL WELCOME FOR UK AND OVERSEAS ORDERS (NO EXTRA CHARGE)OVERSEAS ORDERS WELCOME (CAN BE IN EAST COAST USA or AUSTRALIA IN THREE DAYS IF WE ARE LUCKY!) Place a Bid!