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GRACIE FIELDS - OUR GRACIE

ARTIST:
TITLE:
Our Gracie
LABEL:
World Record Club
CATNO:
TP 179
STYLE:
Easy Listening / Easy Listening /
FORMAT:
Vinyl record
DESCRIPTION:
333/299

PRICE:
£3.99
SLEEVE:
Near Mint (NM or M-)
MEDIA:
Near Mint (NM or M-)

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In My Little Bottom Drawer
1
In My Little Bottom Drawer
2
Go 'Way From My Window
2
Go 'Way From My Window
3
Song Of The Mountains
3
Song Of The Mountains
4
Sally
4
Sally
5
The House Is Haunted
5
The House Is Haunted
6
London Pride
6
London Pride
7
Woodpecker Song
7
Woodpecker Song
8
Nature Boy
8
Nature Boy
9
Ee By Gum
9
Ee By Gum
10
Perfect Day
10
Perfect Day
11
Ponzo
11
Ponzo
12
How Are Things In Glocca Morra?
12
How Are Things In Glocca Morra?
13
What's The Good Of A Birthday
13
What's The Good Of A Birthday

Last FM Information on Gracie Fields

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Dame Gracie Fields, DBE (January 9, 1898–September 27, 1979), born Grace Stansfield, was an English/Italian singer and comedienne who became one of the greatest stars of both cinema and music hall. Born over a fish and chip shop owned by her grandmother in Molesworth Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, she made her first stage appearance as a child in 1905. Her two sisters, Edith and Betty, and brother, Tommy, all went on to appear on stage, but Gracie was the most successful. Her professional debut in variety took place at the Rochdale Hippodrome theatre in 1910 and she soon gave up her job in the local cotton mill. She met comedian Archie Pitt and they began working together. Pitt would come to serve as her manager and the two married in 1923. Their first revue in 1915 was called Yes I think so and the two continued to tour Britain together until 1922 in the revue Mr Tower of London. Her most famous song, which became her theme, "Sally," was worked into the title of her first cinema film, Sally in Our Alley (1931), which was a major box office hit. She went on to make several films initially in Britain and later in the United States (for which she was paid a record fee of US$200,000 for four films), despite never performing without a live audience. Ironically, the final few lines of the song 'Sally' were written by her husband's mistress, and Gracie sang this song at nearly every performance she made from 1931 onwards. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.