[78-L] Happy Valentines day--or not!!

[Royal Pemberton]

Their hit was the flip of 'Ban'--'My happiness'.

On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 11:28 PM, Jim Whipkey <suuford at msn.com> wrote:

>
>
>  > > --------------
>  > > "Smoke Gets In Your Lungs"
>  > > "My Love Tirade"
>  > > "Did You Ever See A Dream Squawking?"
>  > > "Do Fence Me In"
>  > > "Give My Regards To Broads' Way"
>  > >
>  > And as well add (and this is a REAL song...even if all too
> accurate.../!):
>  >
>  > "Too Old To Cut the Mustard Anymore"
>  >
>  And when I saw this,  knew I  had  seen my copy of Cut the mustard
>  earlier today, but  it decided to disappear, believe  IIRC,  was recorded
> by Gisele McKenzie and Helen O'Connell.   and  in what is probably a sloppy
> seque,  What I did find  instead of the Mustard anymore song was  TWO copies
> of  "They All Recorded to Beat the Ban" On Damon label, by Jon and Sondra
> Steele.  It would be my best guess this was  issued  in the late 40s  with
> the ban on  new songs or whatever it was, I was a mere child, but  my
> lingering memory of those days was  a disclaimer  on the radio every time
> they played a song  which ended with   mention of  the musicians union and
>  ended  by saying James C. Petrillo.
>   Jim Whipkey
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