78 RPM - Eamonn Andrews - The Shifting Whispering Sands - Part 1 / The Shifting Whispering Sands - Part 2 - Parlophone - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Eamonn Andrews
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	R. 4106
Date:	Dec 1955
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	24 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Eamonn Andrews	The Shifting Whispering Sands - Part 1	Gilbert, Hadler	4.5 Rate
B	Eamonn Andrews	The Shifting Whispering Sands - Part 2	Gilbert, Hadler	4.5 Rate

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with Ron Goodwin and His Orchestra and Chorus

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Strawberry_Lynn 7th Jun 2021		@Zabadak: Just bought a broken copy of this for a few pennies as I wanted the red/beige Mercury sleeve it was sold in. I wasn't able to play it - since it was broken - but being aware that it was on Kenny Everett's "Worst Record" compilation - I thought I'd give Mr Andrew's the benefit of the doubt and have a listen for myself Mr Everett was right, though. This sucks to high-heaven and probably sold on the strength of Eamonn being a popular TV personality. He doesn't even sing on it, merely narrates, rather like Wink Martindale on 'Deck of Cards' I wanted to like it, but it wasn't to be Edit: I've just did a bit of investigating and I now know that this "song" was recorded by all & sundry, including Jim Reeves & Johnny Cash. It has a cowboy sound to it, and since cowboy shows were very popular in those days............



Russell van Hooff 4th Apr 2019		i didn't realise he 'sang' anything else .... it's kinda like looking for records of Rex Harrison :-)



bigyella 21st Feb 2017		This record was Andrews' only UK chart hit, spending three weeks in the top 20 and peaking at #18 in February 1956.



corringhamlad 21st Apr 2014		Produced by George Martin.



zabadak 10th Feb 2013		Also to be found on Kenny Everett's "Worst Record" compilation...



molemilton 10th Feb 2013		The Gramophone Popular Record Catalogue of April 1956 has this listed as being available only as a 78rpm issue.



burdockman 10th Feb 2013		Was this released as a 7" does anyone know ?

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