[78-L] Al & Bob Harvey

[David Lennick]

Thanks! I had Good Luck on a single sided test pressing (from lyricist Ray 
Sonin) so didn't know the flip.

dl


On 8/31/2019 5:43 AM, johnhrogers at optusnet.com.au.invalid wrote:
> Good Luck (And the Same To You) and Somewhere In England were both on
> Decca F7289 estimated recording date November 1939.  You Never Miss
> The Old Faces was on Decca F7353 estimated recording date January
> 1940.
>
> flipside of F7353 was Sing Hullabaloo Belay.
>
> John Rogers
>
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> Subject:[78-L] Al & Bob Harvey
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>   Al and Bob Harvey were popular Canadian entertainers who spent most
> of the
>   1930s in England. I need label info and (if possible) dates for the
> following,
>   and the first two sides were actually as something like the Kentucky
>   Mountaineers (possibly on Regal). Final 3 sides are probably from
> 1939.
>
>   WE LIKE ELIZA (3:06)
>   WHOOPS! WE GO AGAIN (2:57)
>   GOOD LUCK (AND THE SAME TO YOU) (2:51)
>   SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND (3:01)
>   YOU NEVER MISS THE OLD FACES (3:08)
>
>   (X1799 is listed in Discogs for 'Good Luck' but that's an Australian
> number. I
>   need the English Decca number, F- something.)
>
>   Thanks!
>
>   dl
>
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