So many Memories
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Uploaded by JimmyC1983 on Aug 22, 2009
Two versions of the 1930s hit "So many memories", the first recorded in the 1930s by Leslie Hutchinson; the second recorded in the 1950s by Billy Reid and his Accordion Band. Placed together with photography from Britain from the 20s to the 40s.
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Leslie Hutchinson at the café Malmaison, London 1932.by jozefsterkens2857 views
I have to correct you Billy Reid and his Accordion band, vocal Dorothy Squires recorded this between 1936-38 not in the 50s as you state. This hutch version is a delight, thanks for sharing...
gf1001 3 months ago
Enjoyed the song. So many people have memories of those years during the war. I meet up with 2 evacuees regularly and tis tune reminds me of them. My father was an evacuee and so this track is sentimental...thanks
1912cunard 1 year ago