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Discography
Essential Classics, Vol. 333: Al Bowlly2024
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Honeymoon Lane2012
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Heart and Soul2010
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The Al Bowlly Story2003
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By the Fireside2003
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Can’t We Meet Again2003
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Happy and Contented2003
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Say, Don't You Remember...?2002
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Midnight, the Stars and You2002
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Try a Little Tenderness2002
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You Ought to See Sally on Sunday2002
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Midnight the Stars and You, in London 1930-342001
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Goodnight Sweetheart1998
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The Dance Band Years1997
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The Very Thought of You1996
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Goodnight Sweetheart: 20 Nostalgic Classics1996
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Love is the Sweetest Thing1994
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Love Is The Sweetest Thing1993
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The Very Thought of You1993
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Al Bowlly With Ray Noble 1931 to 19341987
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The 1930's, Volume One1982
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The HMV Sessions 1930-19341982
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The Ambassador Of Song1966
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Ray Noble & Al Bowlly (Rathbone)
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The Very Thought of You
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Gallery
Groups
- Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncops Orchestracurrent
- Fred Elizalde's Savoy Hotel Bandcurrent
- Geraldo and His Orchestracurrent
- Jimmy Lequime's Grand Hotel Orchestracurrent
- Lew Stone & His Bandcurrent
- Ray Noble and His New Mayfair Dance Orchestracurrent
- Roy Fox & His Bandcurrent
- Al Bowlly & His Crooner’s Choireponymous, original
- Al Bowlly & His Orchestraeponymous, original
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Al Bowily, Al Bowley, Albert Alex Bowlly, Albert Allick Bowlly, All Bowlly
Albert Allick Bowlly was a British vocalist, crooner, and dance band guitarist who was Britain's most popular singer for most of the 1930s. He recorded upwards of 1,000 songs that were listened to by millions in Britain and other English speaking countries, seeing further success in the United States.
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