Boom radio uk Played this amazing!!

After feeling slighted by Stalin at the Yalta Conference, Churchill sang a few stances of this song. To break the tension, FDR told Stalin’s interpreter to say that Churchill’s singing was Britain’s secret weapon in the war.

I'm American and i love this song since i was 7!

May they REST IN ☮️ PEACE AMEN 🙏 🙏

I was 8 years old 💕👍😎

My grandparents gave me a Phil Harris LP in the '50s, but the lyrics on this song were a bit different. I recall a line ending with something like "Her feet were big and her hands were clammy, and that's what I like about the South."

Not only are these records entertaining, but several reflect social & political history. Talking antiques indeed. Have tried playing Pathes electrically using a ball stylus, but sometimes the pick up skates across the record. Fortunately, my Marathon gramophone is dual standard, so given the right stylus, plays them with no trouble.

Always loved this song beautiful

I heard Charlie Gracie in Coventry in 1957, great singer, I worked at the hotel where he and his father stayed during his stay in Coventry, and I was lucky to meet them both and Charlie gave me his autograph, his birthday was in may 1936 he was only 2 month older than I. Thank you charlie for many lovely songs. Inge (Denmark)

Oh this wasn't a smart choice to listen to right before going to sleep. Who can sleep after laughing this hard?

Problem with jolly german songs they sound like they are marching into poland.

Always loved you Bob. Your humor is timeless! God bless you.

Thank you Bob and Ginnie Newhart for all the laughs. And thanks for the ‘phone calls’!

My absolute favorite bit. I grew up listening to his comedy albums. His delivery was spot on. I borrowed his “You’re nervous? I’m nervous” when I worked as a hiring manager. It never failed to break the ice. RIP Bob. Thank you for sharing your humor with the masses - it’s made a huge difference in my life and I thank you. 🤣🙏🫶

RIP, Bob. 😢

I well remember singing this great song or just whistling it, in 1957 and for years onward.

This would have done much better than Angelina at the Eurovision.

I think you've just solved a mystery in a book I'm copy-editing currently. I've credited your channel in my note to the author. Huge thanks to you and everyone else for archiving priceless things like this.

Pretty good 😊

UK SINGLES CHART WEEK OF JULY 17, 1953 NEW NUMBER 12 PEAKED NUMBER 6 Seven Lonely Days - Gisele MacKenzie Capitol 78: CL 13920

This is the one I know by Russ Hamilton

A perfectly beautiful lullaby.

What a unique voice and talent.

My favourite thank you

Frank Sinatra said Matt had the best voice

Lovely song, but there isn't any audio in the right channel.

"I am a Japanese.Robert Kennedy has also passed away, as well as his friend Andy Williams. I have lived with Andy's songs for half a century, and thinking about the emotions he put into singing this song is incredibly sad. Just recently, there was another attempt on the life of an American politician. How long will America continue to experience assassinations of its politicians?"

I’ve just had to send this to my mum as my Grandma used to sing this when we were all little though as the years have gone on the only bit we could all remember was the chorus now even my daughter knows it!! Really brought back memories 😊

Fascinating historic record Al - what was the reason for the inside out pressing?

Not surprised this bombed - Dean had already done it..😊…and with the same backing singers..?

Brilliant transfer of this amazing Pathe. Never heard this one before. It is a brilliant one!

once again Al - thanks for the memories!

Ray and Al made for a great team. Kinda like Frank and Nelson (and Nat and Billy too) would later on.

I've loved his voice since I was a kid. 😊

Interesting story! There's definitely a similarity to the Dean Martin song.

My boy when he was very young stood on this 78 and it ended up in pieces.A Favourite of mine

It's a wonderful song 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 god bless Britain 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (and Ireland ) 🇮🇪

Beautiful

this was in the charts on saturday 28 june 1953

Remembering the great times had in the 50’s

RIP Peter. We miss his unique talent Yes should have a re make by Tom.Jones,love the off key piano as well.

My mother left me just before my first birthday, so my grandparents ended up raising me. I remember my grandfather playing this when I was very young. How I miss those days as a young boy.

I still get a kick out of this.

You can only be "original" once ...(Best Version)...

Peter O'Toole sang it riding on a camel in the Wadi Valley as Laurence of Arabia in 1917, in the great 1962 movie of the same title.

I remember watching/hearing this live on TV.

Lee Marvin sang part of the chorus to this song in the superb World War Two war film Hell In The Pacific..1968...he said it was one of his best films....he was also in the Marines during the war and served in the Pacific where he was wounded.....

Ladies and gentlemen i give to you the great matt monro.

I'm 67 ❤🎉😢😮

I wonder if you've misheard what Colborn says before _A Pair of Black Eyes_ ? I think he's actually saying: 'All right, buck up!'