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3rd Jul 2023, 9:42 PM
	Warduk Member since Jun 2023 3 Points	41. Thea Philips, Francesco Vada. Broadcast Twelve. 5001-A. Miserere. 5001-B Barcarolle. 42. Salon Orchestra. HMV. 4-960. La Paloma. 4-947. Serenade. B 2033. 43. Ebi Stignani, Tancredi Pasero. Columbia. B1363. La Gioconda. Pt 1. B1364. La Gioconda Pt 2. D1654. 44. Sidney Torch. Etc. Parlophone. CE 12325. La Golondrina. CE 12322. Sabre Dance. R.3140. 45. Arthur Meale. HMV. 9728. Marche Militaire. 9732. Andantino. B 2353. 46. Francesco Varda. Broadcast Twelve. 5002-A. On with the Motley. 5002-B La Donna E Mobile. 47. The Mills Brothers. Brunswick. 03598B I wish. 03598A. Put Another Chair at the Table. 48. Ron Goodwin etc. Parlophone. CE 15074. On the Waterfront. CE 15075. Midnight Blue. R.3923. 49. Harry Roy and his band. Decca. DR.14486. Election Rag. DR.14487. Piccadilly Rag. F.9348. 50. The Choir of the Temple Church, London. HMV. 2-4800. and 2-4001. I Know That My Redeemer Liveth. B2656. 51. Metropolitan symphony orchestra. Broadcast Twelve. 5004-A. Lilac Time. 5004-B ditto. 52. Edelweiss Yodlers. Columbia. Z 65. S’Malche (milking) Yodel. Z 68. Saanen (Skimming) Yodel. 5643 53. Edmundo Ros. Etc. Decca. DR.13991 A. The Wedding Samba. DR.13992. B. The Bullfrog. F9200 54. Orchestra Mascotte, with Edith Lorand. Parlophone. 34705. Traumideale. 34706. Les Fleurs. R212 The next four records were all found together in an envelope with no covers, so have been rubbing against each other. 55. Ray Martin etc. Columbia. CA22259. The Marching Strings. CA22236. The Waltzing Cat. DB3141. 56. Ethel Smith etc. Brunswick. 03571-A. Tico-Tico. 03571-B. Lero Lero, Bem Te Vi Atrevido. 57. Bob Manning. Capitol. Cap.20240. You Made Me Love You. Cap.20185. Venus di Milo. CL14065. This record has a chip on one edge, but should be playable. 58. Frank Chacksfield etc. Decca. DR.17847. Waltzing Bugle Boy. DR.17848. Ebb Tide. F10122 This record has large piece broken off the edge, but may be playable on the majority of the recording. 59. Harry Lauder. Zonophone. X-42904. I’ve loved her ever since she was a baby. One sided record. Possibly the oldest record in this collection, circa 1909. On close examination there is possibly a split in the record, but this is very fine and does not extend to the edge. 60. Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, Sir Dan Godfrey conductor. Regal. A8234. Praeludium. A8231. Valse Triste. G9266. 61. Albert Sammons, William Murdoch. Columbia. A6746. Sonatina in D major. Pt 3. A6747. Ditto Pt 4. 4795. 62. Albert Sammons, William Murdoch. Columbia. A6748. Sonitina in D Major Pt 5. A6749. Ditto. Pt 6. 4796 63. Albert Sammons, William Murdoch. Columbia. A6744. Sonatina in D major. Pt 1. A6745. Ditto Pt 2. 4794. 64. Frank Westfield’s Orchestra. Parlophone. 1560. Londonderry Air. 1666. Serenade.. E6068. 65. Keith Falkner. HMV. 7-2358. Shepherd, See Thy Horses Foaming Mane. 7-2440. Had a Horse. B3105. 66. Nat Shilkret etc. HMV. 9-935. Sleepy Valley. Gus Arnheim etc. 9-811. There is a Happy Land. B5670 67. Cunard Dance Band. Piccadilly. 3444. I’m a Dreamer, aren’t we all. 3391. My Sweeter than Sweet. No. 493. This record has a chunk out of one edge but may be playable across most of the record. 68. Regimental band of the Grenadier Guards. Columbia. A7016. Nell Gwyn Dances No 1. A7017 Nell Gwyn Dances No. 2. 4971. 69. Gracie Fields. Rex. 8921 A. Serenade in the night. 8921 B. In a little Lancashire Town.