Vinyl Album - Alma Cogan - I Love To Sing - His Master's Voice

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Alma Cogan
Title:	I Love To Sing
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CLP 1152 / CLP.1152
Date:	1958
Format:	LP
Genre:	Pop, Vocal
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Alma Cogan	I Love To Sing	Misraki, Carr, Connor	Rate
A2	Alma Cogan	Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries	Brown, Henderson	Rate
A3	Alma Cogan	They Can't Take That Away From Me	Gershwin, Gershwin	Rate
A4	Alma Cogan	Taking A Chance On Love	Latouche, Fetter, Duke	Rate
A5	Alma Cogan	Ain't We Got Fun	Whiting, Egan, Kahn	Rate
A6	Alma Cogan	You Do Something To Me	Cole Porter	Rate
B1	Alma Cogan	Today I Love Ev'rybody	Arlen, Fields	Rate
B2	Alma Cogan	Cheek To Cheek	I. Berlin	Rate
B3	Alma Cogan	If This Isn't Love	Lane, Harburg	Rate
B4	Alma Cogan	As Time Goes By	Hupfeld	Rate
B5	Alma Cogan	Comes Love	Brown, Tobias, Stept	Rate
B6	Alma Cogan	Blue Skies	I. Berlin	Rate

Notes

With Orchestra conducted by Frank Cordell.

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Comments and Reviews


YankeeDisc SUBS 4th Jun 2018		QUESTION: Did anyone else ever see Ms Alma Cogan live on a stage.........? I did, along with my family, around Christmas 1957, at The Empress Theatre, Brixton, south west London. It was a pantomime show, I was about nine, and at the interval, out Alma came, in an impossible frock (similar to the one on the LP front sleeve), and belted out "the railroad runs through the middle of the house", 45 single POP 261 and if I recall correctly she sang one other song. Pantomimes were sort of variety shows, aimed at children, so there would have been a "front of house band", to support her vocals, but I honestly cannot recall if she 'mimed' to a recording over the p.a. system or actually sang live...... Anyway, onto this album, the sleeve was printed and made by W R W, visible at bottom right of rear sleeve. W R W = Wood, Rozelaar and Wilkes, Chase House, North Acton Road, London NW10, and they also printed EP sleeves. The sleeve is as far as I can tell a one piece construction, folded at the spine, and with two "ears" top and bottom, folded from front of sleeve, and glued to rear of sleeve. Interesting to me are the two crescent shaped die-cuts on the ears, which I do not recall seeing before. Lastly, I assume that the front litho colour sleeve and the ears have been laminated.