8 thoughts on “ Ten Cents A Dance - Elsie Carlisle - Radio Sweetheart No.1 (CD, Album) ”

1. Elsie was a versatile singer, whose repertoire embraced ballads, torch songs, and comedy numbers, but she also covered risqué songs, like "My Handy Man" and "My Man O' War". Which makes this probably the most comprehensive guide to all those facets of her art. NOTE: The title is Radio Sweetheart No. /5(2).

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Radio Sweetheart, Vol. 1 - Elsie Carlisle on AllMusic - Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Radio Sweetheart, Vol. 1 - Elsie Carlisle on AllMusic - Ten Cents a Dance. Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers. Elsie Carlisle. Amazon: 9.

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3. Dec 19,  · Elsie Carlisle -- “Public Sweetheart No. 1” () Martin Broones, who also wrote the tune for “I Can’t Get Over a Girl Like You (Loving a Boy Like Me)” (which Elsie sang in ), collaborated in with Graham John Colmer to produce a score for a musical comedy called “Seeing Stars,” which opened at the Gaiety Theatre in London.. With a run of performances, it could be.

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4. Jun 21,  · I’ve a CD (Radio Sweetheart No. 1; ASV CDAJA ) which has five songs on it which aren’t in your list. One of them is My Handy Man, which you have on YouTube, and its follow-up which you don’t seem to have. I’m wondering if this is supposed to be a complete listing of Elsie.

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5. Elsie Carlisle discography and songs: Music profile for Elsie Carlisle, born 28 January Genres: Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz. Albums include Pennies From Heaven, Body and Soul / My Man o' War, and Listen to the Banned: 20 Risqué Songs of the 20s & 30s.

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6. – Elsie Carlisle: Medley: B1.a – What Is This Thing Called Love: B1.b – My Heart Stood Still: B1.c – Just One More Chance: B2 – Elsie Carlisle: So Many Memories: B3 – Elsie Carlisle: You're An Education: B4 – Jack Harris & His Orchestra With Elsie Carlisle: Little Old Lady: B5 – Elsie Carlisle With Sam Browne: Gee, Oh Gosh: B6.

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7. Elsie Carlisle (28 January – 5 September ) was a popular English female singer both before and during the British dance band era of the s and s, showcased in her nickname of.

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8. Apr 14,  · The first, Edward S. Walker’s Elsie Carlisle – With a Different Style, was no doubt impressive when it was published in , but it has been in almost every respect superseded by Richard Johnson’s Elsie Carlisle: A Discography. Johnson includes extensive information (often based on archival research) about the identity of bands and.

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