Al Bowlly (1899-1941)
Last updated: 12.03.25
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DAHR: Al Bowlly | List of 128 historic recordings from 1928 to 1948. |
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Sweet Stranger (1937) | M. Ager | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-017462 |
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Big Chief De Sota (1936) | F. Arbelo | Sterling Bose Al Bowlly |
Victor: BS-101864 |
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Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (1935) | I. Berlin | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-92229 |
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Dinner For One Please, James (1935) | M. Carr | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-98066 |
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Yours Truly Is Truly Yours (1936) | J.F. Coots | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-99900 |
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I Can Dream, Can't I? (1937) | S. Fain | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-017457 |
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Sweet As a Song (1937) | M. Gordon | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-017460 |
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Home Town (1937) | J. Kennedy | Al Bowlly | Gramophone: 0EA5063 |
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Where the Lazy River Goes By (1936) | J.F. McHugh | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-02162 |
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With All My Heart (1935) | J.F. McHugh | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-98359 |
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Touch of Your Lips, The (1936) | R. Noble | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-99902 |
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Why Dream? (1935) | R. Rainger | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-92747 |
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Down by the River (1935) | R. Rodgers | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-87498 |
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Half Moon on the Hudson (1937) | H. Spina | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-017458 |
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Where Am I? Am I in Heaven? (1935) | H. Warren | Al Bowlly | Victor: BS-98065 |
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E. Burnett | My Melancholy Baby (3:08) | Al Bowlly |
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R. Noble | The Very Thought of You (1934) by Ray Noble (3:14) | Al Bowlly |
The peformer is featured on 18 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Sweet Stranger (1938) | Milton Ager | Jerry Livingston (co-author) Ned Wever (co-author) Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Big Chief De Sota (1936) | Fernando Arbelo | Sterling Bose (perf.) Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (1935) | Irving Berlin | Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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My Melancholy Baby (1911) | Ernie Burnett | George A. Norton (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Dinner For One Please, James (1935) | Michael Carr(w&m) | Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Yours Truly Is Truly Yours (1936) | J. Fred Coots | Ted Fio Rito (words) Benny Davis (words) Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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I Can Dream, Can't I? (1937) | Sammy Fain | Irving Kahal (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Lonely (1939) | Noel Gay(w&m) | Al Bowlly (perf.) | |
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Sweet As a Song (1937) | Mack Gordon(w&m) | Harry Revel (co-author)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Home Town (1937) | Jimmy Kennedy(w&m) | Michael Carr (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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⇑With All My Heart (1935) | James Francis McHugh | Gus Kahn (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Where the Lazy River Goes By (1936) | James Francis McHugh | Harold Adamson (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Very Thought of You (1934), The | Ray Noble(w&m) | Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Touch of Your Lips (1936), The | Ray Noble(w&m) | Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Why Dream? (1935) | Ralph Rainger | Richard A. Whiting (words) Leo Robin (words) Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Down by the River (1935) | Richard Rodgers | Lorenz Hart (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Half Moon on the Hudson (1938) | Harold Spina | Walter Bullock (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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Where Am I? Am I in Heaven? (1935) | Harry Warren | Al Dubin (words)
Al Bowlly (perf.) |
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