Viva-tonal phonograph - You Were Meant for Me - Pathe 36947
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Nice collection and phonograph you've got there!
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Harold 'Scrappy' Lambert.
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Not the Harold Lang of "Pal Joey" and "Kiss Me Kate," I take it. He would have been....what....about 9 years old when this recording was made? Perhaps there was another Harold Lang. I'm stumped. :)
MarieMarcel 2 years ago
i think the vocalist's name is possibly a pseudonym for someone else.
VTMCompany 2 years ago
Superb recording, but I do prefer the MGM label rendition that you posted recently. Rocky
EdisonSquirrel 2 years ago
yes, the Harmony-line recording by lanin of this tune is THE definitive rendition!
VTMCompany 2 years ago