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Arthur Tate, John McCormack, Studio Orchestra.

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. ASV, Living Era CDAJA 5114.

Written-By – Russell. A4. Written-By – Tate, Newton. A5. Then You'll Remember Me (From "The Bohemian Girl").

7 - AudioTrack 17. 8 - Don Giovanni, Akt II: "Il mio tesoro". I was wondering why there is not a John McCormack recording of "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" or if I missed it somewhere in the archive. I do have a copy of the RCA-Victor 78 of his 1916 recording of "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" with the 1912 recording of "Wearing of the Green" on the other side. If this somehow helps with completing the John McCormack collection I would be glad to help. He dipped into the replenished well of the old upright And pulled on its heartstrings The finest love song softly first and then Macushla Macushla your sweet voice is calling Calling me softly again and again. What a glorious voice.