Barry O'Dowd With Jack Little And Bruce Clarke's Orchestra - The Story Of Mr. Showbusiness - A Tribute To Al Jolson mp3

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Credits

• Artwork [Art And Etching] – Gordon Wall, Helen Powell
• Design [Cover] – M.H.
• Directed By [Musical Direction] – King Crawford
• Engineer [Sound And Sounds] – Marcus Herman
• Narrator – Jack Little
• Orchestra – Bruce Clarke's Orchestra
• Orchestrated By – Bruce Clarke , Larry Kean
• Photography – Bob March
• Research – J. E. McDonald
• Sleeve Notes – R.K.C.
• Vocals – Barry O'Dowd

Notes

Recorded in Melbourne 1956.
7 Months in Production
Although this has catalog number PP 001, this was actually the second Planet Records LP released, the first being The Massed Bands Of The Australian Regular Army Under The Baton Of Major R.A. Newman - The Olympic Massed Bands (catalog number PP 002)

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