78 RPM - Georges Guetary And Lizbeth Webb - This Is My Lovely Day / I Was Never Kissed Before - Columbia - UK - D.B. 2302

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Artist:	Georges Guetary And Lizbeth Webb
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	D.B. 2302
Date:	Jun 1947
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	29 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Georges Guetary And Lizbeth Webb	This Is My Lovely Day	A. P. Herbert, Vivian Ellis	10.0 Rate
B	Georges Guetary And Lizbeth Webb	I Was Never Kissed Before	A. P. Herbert, Vivian Ellis	7.0 Rate

Notes

From the C. B. Cochran show "Bless The Bride" - with orchestra conducted by Michael Collins

Images

Number: 420253 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Graham7 Description: A side label	Number: 420254 Uploaded By: Graham7 Description: B side label	Number: 872177 Uploaded By: Redpunk Description: Side A Silver Variant	Number: 872178 Uploaded By: Redpunk Description: Side B Silver Variant
Number: 1447879 Uploaded By: doormanperdomo Description: Side A variant	Number: 1447880 Uploaded By: doormanperdomo Description: Side B variant

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 15th Jun 2017		A side:



xiphophilos 15th Jun 2017		B side:



sixtiesmusicfanatic 14th May 2017		Review I am not really a fan of stage musicals or this type of music generally. "This Is My Lovely Day," however, the duet between Georges Guetary and Lizbeth Webb from the stage musical "Bless The Bride," is one of my favourite songs. "Bless The Bride" opened at the Adelphi Theatre in London's West End in 1947, and "This Is My Lovely Day" quickly became one of the most requested items on BBC radio. Its popularity was further enhanced by its association later in 1947 with the wedding of the then Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten. "This Is My Lovely Day" is a beautiful song with a wonderful melody, enhanced by the superb performances of the two vocalists - truly mesmerizing. I am less keen on the flip side. It is tuneful, but the vocal delivery sounds affected and old-fashioned, and I could have done without the "spoken dialogue" mid-way through the song. 28 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



Redpunk 29th Oct 2015		Added Silver label scans.

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See Also

Rawicz And Landauer - "Merrie England" - Four Dances (1) Hornpipe / "Merrie England" - Four Dances (2) Minuet - Columbia - UK - D.B. 2305 (1947)

Georges Guétary - La Belle Marguerite / Table For Two - Columbia - UK - D.B. 2301 (1947)

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