Vaughn De Leath – Ukulele Lady.

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Artist: Vaughn De Leath Title Of Album: Ukulele Lady Year Of Release: 2006 Label: Living Era Genre: Traditional Pop, Easy Listening, Retro Quality: FLAC (image+. Tracklist: 01. Ukelele Lady 02. All By Myself 03. I'm Just Wild About Harry 04. Banana Oil 05. Looking At World Thru Rose-Coloured Glasses 06. Blue Skies 07.

3. I'm Just Wild About Harry. 4. Banana Oil. 5. Looking At The World Thru' Rose Coloured Glasses. 7. The Whisper Song (When The Pussy Willow Whispers To The Catnip). 8. I'm In Love Again. 9. Are You Lonesome Tonight? 10. Sing Me A Baby Song. 11. Sometimes I'm Happy. 12. Together, We Two - Vaughn De Leath, Ed Smalle. 14. Mighty Lak A Rose. 15. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man. 16. Bluebird, Sing Me A Song. 18. I Can't Give You Anything But Love

Vaughn De Leath ( . 894- . 943) Known as "The First Lady of Radio" she was a star of 1920's radio and recording. She invented the "crooning" style of singing, and was a accomplished ukulele player. She made her last record in 1931 and stopped broadcasting soon after that. Ukulele Lady was published in 1925. 3 years ago. clownnookie. Here after watching a classic Letterman/Carson Stump-the-Band clip. 4 years ago. Henry Allen.

A Ukulele Lady B Banana Oil. Notes. Ukulele Lady, Banana Oil (Shellac, 10", 80 ). Label Category Country Year. Related Music albums to Ukulele Lady, Banana Oil by. Vaughn De Leath.

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Description: Vaughn De Leath (September 26, 1894 - May 28, 1943) was a female singer who gained popularity in the 1920s, earning the sobriquets "The Original Radio Girl" and "First Lady of Radio. Although popular in the 1920s, De Leath is little known today. she had considerable financial difficulties, complicated by a drinking problem which contributed to her early death. Her ashes were buried in her childhood home of Mount Pulaski, Illinois. Vaughn De Leath - Second Hand Rose (1921). Vaughn De Leath - Singing In The Bathtub 1929.

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