General Chat

. Laughing Policeman........ Use d to play this on a Wind up Gramaphone.......... Junexx

Underneath the Arches We'll Gather Lilacs in the spring again Wish me luch as you wave me goodbye Greensleeves Beryl x

Pennies from Heaven

Yes I think so but don't know which one. My mum and dad loved Richard Tauber and was always playing his records. I am sitting here trying to think of some of his songs. Beryl.

Just remembered some of my mums Mario Lanza favourites Be my love Because your mine The Lovliest night of the year Santa Lucia They didn't believe me. Still can't think of any Richard Tauber though. Beryl x

Beryl Flannigan and Allan did one of them wear a fur coat ? June x

Beryl Mario Lanza was my late Dads fave he had a beautiful Voice. Saw the Film Student Prince Years ago.. June xx

I Belong to Glasgow - Will Fyffe (??) Deep Harmony - C.W.S. Manchester Band

For Beryl and June. Richard Tauber recorded the following We'll gather lilacs. One alone. The English rose. Lover come back to me. One day when we were young. Long ago (and far away). Can I forget you. Pedro the fisherman. I knew that you must care. At the Balalaika. Do these bring back memories. Jeff xx

Hi Awdrey yes Tommy Steele do you remember the Film Tommy the Toreador? he sang little White Bull.. June x

Hiyah Jeff nice to see you yes lots of memories Thank you.. June xx

catch a falling star an put in your pocket

I have lots of old 78s dating back to the thirties, there's lots of different types of lovely music. Jeff xx

Jeff my Granparents had a wind up Gramaphone and we had Daisy Laughing Policeman. Where the Blackeyed Susans Grow. lots and Lots Happy times June xx

Thank you for that Jeff ...lot's of happy memories there. Beryl x

Little White Bull, by Tommy Steele, was released as a 45 and a 78 I had an old wind up record player as a child so my Dad managed to get me it on a 78, that and a Cliff record. I still have them One of my late Dad's favourites was the late Diana Coupland singing A Guy is a Guy Dee xx

Hi again Dee didn,t tommy Steele start out at some coffee bar i think he used to sing .. I got a Handful of Songs to sing You.... June x

Hi June Yes he started out in a coffe shop. He was in a skiffle group with Lionel Bart at one time. His 'only' No 1 was Singing the Blues in 1956 and Handful of Songs was released in 1957 Do you remember him doing Nairobi? :-))

Jeff yes thats a blast from the past he was on the Radio we had a Ferguson Radio.. June xx

Oooh It's gotta be Glenn Miller................................................ Little Brown jug, Pennsylvania 6 5000, I love that 40's stuff.