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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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Description: A Side Label

Number: 410679 
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Number: 416607 
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Comments and Reviews
 
tomaszposzwinski
2nd Mar 2024
 
 
 
Redpunk SUBS ●
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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Ireland - Decca - 1955


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