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Artist:David Whitfield
Label:  Decca
Country:UK
Catalogue:F.10515
Date:Jun 1955
Format:10"
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Community: 36 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
ADavid WhitfieldEv'rywhereEvans, KahnRate
BDavid WhitfieldMamaBixio, Parsons, TurnerRate


Notes

with The Roland Shaw Orchestra, Double A side

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Comments and Reviews
 
tomaszposzwinski🍰
2nd Mar 2024
 
 
 
Redpunk
25th Jan 2023
 Added R/T label scans.
 
 
KeithS SUBS
3rd Aug 2020
 Bunny Lewis remembers
I found a singer called David Whitfield and he was enormous, much bigger than Dickie Valentine. He was a dreadful fellow really. He’d been a merchant seaman and he was uncouth, to say the least. But he’d got this extraordinary voice; quite untrained, but it had the thrill of it, it had the kick and in a kind of rough looking way he was a good-looking fellow too.

My wife went down and she heard this fellow David Whitfield, who had done a Hughie Green thing (Opportunity Knocks?) but nothing had happened. Also there was a friend of ours, Harold Landau, a sort of an agent, more of a manager. He heard this fellow too. My wife came back and said ‘I think we should get this chap; you should get him for Decca and I should get him for agency.’
From an interview with David Hughes
 
 
MrPasta SUBS
3rd Aug 2020
 Ev'rywhere

 
 
mrrk50 ●
29th Apr 2019
 
 
 
bigyella
14th Feb 2017
 Huge hit record for Whitfield with both sides charting separately.
A-side, 'Ev'rywhere' spent 20 straight weeks in the top 20 from July-November 1955, peaking at #3 in September.
B-side, 'Mama', first charted at the end of May 1955 and eventually peaked at #12 in August 1955.
 
 
Alan Warby
1st Jul 2013
 Reached Number 12 in the NME charts, 8 Jul 1955.
 

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Linked Releases

Ireland - Decca - 1955


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