78 RPM - The Lyrian Singers - We'll Keep A Welcome / There's A Light Burning Brightly For Me - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	The Lyrian Singers
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B.9833
Date:	Nov 1949
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Lyrian Singers	We'll Keep A Welcome	Joshua, Harper, Mai Jones	Rate
B	The Lyrian Singers	There's A Light Burning Brightly For Me	Gene Arnold	Rate

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A&B The Lyrian Singers of the B.B.C. feature "Welsh Rarebit"
Conductor Idloes Owen.
With Organ and Harp (narration by Tom Jones on side A).

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MrPasta SUBS 18th Mar 2023		To solve a 9 year old mystery, I think I can confirm that this isn't "the" Tom Jones narrating



MrPasta SUBS 18th Mar 2023



Redpunk SUBS ● 28th Jan 2016		Added A side label with changed music publisher.



TheJudge 12th Mar 2014		Nice try, Jock_Girl! [For the record (as 'twere): "I mi, mae'n annhebygol iawn mai Tom Jones yw hwn oherwydd ar adeg ei ryddhau y buasai'n 9 mlwydd oed. Hefyd, Thomas John Woodward yw ei enw go iawn, nid Tom Jones"].



Jock_Girl 12th Mar 2014		To me is is highly unlikely that this is 'the' Tom Jones because at the time of release he would have been 9 years old. Also, his real name is Thomas John Woodward, not Tom Jones. ----------- I mi yn annhebygol iawn bod hyn yn Tom Jones oherwydd ar yr adeg rhyddhau y byddai wedi bod yn 9 mlwydd oed. Hefyd, mae ei enw go iawn yn Thomas John Woodward, nid Tom Jones.



gregs45s SUBS 12th Mar 2014		I realise that,and i was suprised also,but the Wiki link is for yer'man,please have a look.



TheJudge 12th Mar 2014		Not entirely convinced, I must admit. For one thing, do you have any idea how many people called 'Tom Jones' there would have been in Wales at that time?



gregs45s SUBS 12th Mar 2014		This may be worth further investigation,if you check out the Wikipedia link to Idloes Owen and then onto Tom Jones,it definitely states that "The" Tom Jones was narrator.The date of this particular record is hard to pin down(anybody know?),it could be 1948 or 1949,according to various searches,in which case Tom would have been 8 or 9,but bear in mind this is narration and not singing,therefore could it not be possible that this was his first apperance on vinyl? PS I have no way of listening to the record,nor can i find a recording on You Tube,and as such,i don't know to what extent the narration takes on. PPS Bear with me ,i could be barking up the wrong tree (or just barking:)



gregs45s SUBS 11th Mar 2014		Well i typed in The Lyrian Singers and followed the link to Tom Jones on Wikipedia,and it seems to tie in,mind you,it could be wrong:)



TheJudge 11th Mar 2014		Hardly likely to be "The" Tom Jones. He didn't start recording until long after 78s stopped being issued in the UK. And the BBC programme Welsh Rarebit ended in about 1951.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Mar 2014		Matrix A (image 28936) = OEA 14185-1 and 1 and G. Matrix B (image 28937) = OEA 14186-1 and 1 and G.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Mar 2014		The Welsh classic,narration by "The" Tom Jones.Was this his first appearance on vinyl?

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