Sorry for not posting in quite some time, I do intend to post more regularly from now however as I am slowly but surely going through and digitising my lps of this music.
Here's an album of songs by one of britain's most popular female vocalists in the early 30s, quite a lot of these tracks were recorded with the Ambrose orchestra.
Tracklist
A1
It's The Talk Of The Town
A2
One Little Kiss
A3
When A Woman Loves A Man
A4
Home James And Don't Spare The Horses
A5
Snowball
A6
The Porters Love Song
A7
I Cover The Waterfront
A8
I'm Gonna Wash My Hands Of You
A9
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
B1
Smoke Gets InYour Eyes
B2
A Place In Your Heart
B3
The Girl Next Door
B4
No! No! A Thousand Times No!
B5
The Clouds Will Soon Roll By
B6
You're My Everything
B7
No More Love
B8
There's No More You Can Say
B9
The Show Is Over
here's the link
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17525699/elsie%20carlisle%20-%20she%27s%20the%20talk%20of%20the%20town.rar
enjoy and let me know if there are any problems,
Rob
Here's an album of songs by one of britain's most popular female vocalists in the early 30s, quite a lot of these tracks were recorded with the Ambrose orchestra.
Tracklist
A1
It's The Talk Of The Town
A2
One Little Kiss
A3
When A Woman Loves A Man
A4
Home James And Don't Spare The Horses
A5
Snowball
A6
The Porters Love Song
A7
I Cover The Waterfront
A8
I'm Gonna Wash My Hands Of You
A9
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
B1
Smoke Gets InYour Eyes
B2
A Place In Your Heart
B3
The Girl Next Door
B4
No! No! A Thousand Times No!
B5
The Clouds Will Soon Roll By
B6
You're My Everything
B7
No More Love
B8
There's No More You Can Say
B9
The Show Is Over
here's the link
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17525699/elsie%20carlisle%20-%20she%27s%20the%20talk%20of%20the%20town.rar
enjoy and let me know if there are any problems,
Rob
Hi, I just wanted to write and say thanks for the introduction to Ms Carlisle. Being from Hillsborough, NC USA, I didn't know about her, although she does remind me of Annette Hanshaw in the sweet, simple delivery. You must know of archive.org and the vast trove of stuff there, including a great sample of Annette.
ReplyDeleteI found two nice "talkies/soundies" on British Pathe. Great to see Elsie in action, and the 1931 she's a little more unpolished, while '33 finds her more urbane and at ease, even up and down the staircase.
(click arrow of course)
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/elsie-carlisle/query/elsie+carlisle
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/radio-parade-reel-2
Billed as a rare video of Annette:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I12Wwc9qo4
A more natural and slick voice from Annette, but hey, both ladies are the cat's pajamas for me.
Thanks for all your music and time sharing it with folks like me who like history, musical and technological.