THE GREATEST VICTORY ALBUM Something I felt privileged to
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Something I felt privileged to be part of
many gems buried within these 12 tracks' (Neil Emery
Ridley was severely crushed and was no longer able to continue regular work so he turned to entertaining as a means of earning a living
in the North East
Melanie Hill
THE GREATEST VICTORY ALBUM Something I felt privileged toA double disc collection of 1940's artists including Vera Lynn, the Andrew Sisters, Glenn Miller, Harry Roy, the Ink Spots, Billy Cotton, Anne Shelton, George Formby, Tommy Handley and Arthur Askey. All tracks, including 'We'll Meet Again', 'Hang Out the Washing on the Seigfried Line', 'The Thingummy Bob', 'Whispering Grass', items from 'ITMA', 'Germany Calling', 'Music While You Work' and 'Break For Music' all digitally re mastered by BBC Radio's
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