Al Bowlly

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Al Bowlly was a popular British-based jazz and dance band singer of the 1930s, known for his smooth crooning style and numerous hit recordings.

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instanceOf dance band singer
jazz singer
person
activePeriod 1920s
1930s
associatedAct Lew Stone NERFINISHED
Lew Stone and His Band NERFINISHED
Ray Noble NERFINISHED
Ray Noble and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
Roy Fox NERFINISHED
Roy Fox and His Band NERFINISHED
basedIn London NERFINISHED
birthName Albert Allick Bowlly NERFINISHED
burialPlace Hanwell Cemetery, London NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath bombing in the Blitz
citizenship United Kingdom
countryOfBirth Portuguese Mozambique NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1898-01-07
dateOfDeath 1941-04-17
dateOfMarriage 1934
era interwar period
genre dance band
jazz
popular music
heritage Greek
Lebanese
influenced later British popular singers
languageOfPerformance English
mannerOfDeath killed in World War II air raid
name Al Bowlly NERFINISHED
nationality British
notableFor numerous hit recordings in the 1930s
smooth crooning vocal style
notableWork Blue Moon NERFINISHED
Goodnight, Sweetheart NERFINISHED
Guilty
Love Is the Sweetest Thing NERFINISHED
Midnight, the Stars and You NERFINISHED
My Woman NERFINISHED
The Very Thought of You NERFINISHED
numberOfRecordings over 1000
occupation band singer
singer
placeOfBirth Lourenço Marques, Portuguese Mozambique NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath London, England
recordLabel Decca Records
HMV NERFINISHED
spouse Marjie Fairless NERFINISHED
vocalStyle crooning

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