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[David Lennick]

I think that rivalry was manufactured..Vallee recorded Osborne's "Beside an 
Open Fireplace".

I like Osborne's "The Man Who Comes Around". And he speaks the verse.

dl

Taylor Bowie wrote:
> Osborne started to lower his voice around the same time as did Vallee.  His 
> vocal on the ARC "A Needle in a Haystack" from '34 is a very pleasant sort 
> of high baritone effort.
> 
> Some of the earlier Osborne vocals are pretty bad,  esp. on slower 
> tunes...same with Rudy's.
> 
> Taylor
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>> Will Osbourne should be included in the pop vocal list.
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>> His dependably great vocals were a constant source of irritation to Rudy 
>> Valle, as their voices were amazingly alike.
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>> On a Columbia D Osbourne even aped Valle's "Heigh Ho Everybody Heigh Ho" 
>> routine.
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