Evangeline (1929)

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Singers: Harold "Scrappy" Lambert

Part 1929 of Harold "Scrappy" Lambert — Other Recordings, 177 episodes

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1928 Ramona (1928)

1928 Ready For The River (1928)

1928 Revenge (1928)

1928 Woman Disputed (1928)

1928 Carolina Moon (1928)

1928 Happy In The Rain (1928)

1928 How About Me (1928)

1928 Ill Always Take Care Of You (1928)

1928 It Was All Too Good To Be True (1928)

1928 Jeannine (1928)

1928 Little Mother (1928)

1928 My Sue (1928)

1928 Together (1928)

1928 Blue Shadows (1928)

1928 Coquette (1928)

1928 Dixie Dawn (1928)

1928 IJust Roll Along (1928)

1928 Happy In The Rain (1928)

1928 So Tired (1928)

1928 Swanee Sue (1928)

1928 Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi (1928)

1928 Jeannnine, I Dream Of Lilac Time (1928)

1928 The Yale Blues (1928)

1928 Forever (1928)

1928 Get Out And Get Under The Moon (1928)

1928 If You Loved Mary (As I Loved Mary) (1928)

1928 Then Came The Dawn (1928)

1928 There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder (1928)

1928 Some Day In June (1928)

1928 Puttin On The Dog (1928)

1928 Thats Just My Way Of Forgetting You (1928)

1928 Thats My Mammy (1928)

1928 If You Don't Love Me (1928)

1928 Beggars Of Life (1928)

1928 Grieving (1928)

1929 Ev'ry Day Away From You (1929)

1929 Like A Breath Of Springtime (1929)

1929 Like ABreath Of Springtime (1929)

1929 Sunshine (1929)

1929 Sweetheart, We Need Eachother (1929)

1929 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll (1929)

1929 You're Always In My Arms (1929)

1929 Carolina Moon (1929)

1929 Cherry Blossom Love Nest (1929)

1929 For My Gal And Me (1929)

1929 Happy In The Rain (1929)

1929 IFound The Girl Of My Dreams (1929)

1929 If IHad ATalking Picture Of You (1929)

1929 My Song Of The Nile (1929)

1929 Weary River (1929)

1929 Theres Something About The Name Of Mary (1929)

1929 Worryin (1929)

1929 Your Photograph Is All IHave (1929)

1929 Adorable You (1929)

1929 I'll Always Be Mother's Boy (1929)

1929 If I Had A Talking Picture (1929)

1929 If I Had A Talking Picture Of You (1929)

1929 Lady Luck (1929)

1929 My Angeline (1929)

1929 When My Dreams Come True (1929)

1929 When Summer Is Gone (1929)

1929 Who's Making You Forget Me (1929)

1929 Carolina Moon (1929)

1929 Dream Train (1929)

1929 For My Gal And Me (1929)

1929 It Don't Mean A Thing Without You (1929)

1929 You're All The World To Me (1929)

1929 You're the Kind Of A Girl I Can't Forget (1929)

1929 Im Kissing The Ground You Walk On (1929)

1929 Broadway Melody (1929)

1929 Evangeline (1929)

1929 Love Me (1929)

1929 Mother's Boy (1929)

1929 My Kinda Love (One Way To Paradise) (1929)

1929 Pagan Love Song (1929)

1929 St. Louis Blues (1929)

1929 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll (1929)

1929 To Be Forgotten (1929)

1929 When The Real Thing Comes Your Way (1929)

1929 Because ILove But You (1929)

1929 Dream Mother (1929)

1929 Dream Train (1929)

1929 Everything Is Just The Same (1929)

1929 If IHad ATalking Picture Of You (1929)

1929 Love In My Heart (1929)

1929 Miss You (1929)

1929 Shimmering Moon (1929)

1929 Waiting At The End Of The Road (1929)

1929 Youre The Kind Of AGirl ICant Forget (1929)

1929 Evangeline (1929)

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A dance-band side sung by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert, one of the most recorded American vocalists of the late 1920s. He worked as a freelance singer rather than a star, turning up on sessions for whichever orchestra had booked the studio that day — Sam Lanin, Ben Bernie, Nat Shilkret, Fred Rich and dozens more — and often under a pseudonym, because the same performance was frequently issued on several budget labels under different names. That is why a collection of his work is also a cross-section of the whole New York session scene of the period. "Evangeline", recorded 1929. On copyright: United States sound recordings published from 1923 to 1946 enter the public domain a hundred years after publication, so a side from 1929 reaches it in 2029.

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