More By Artist: Max Bygraves
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Max Bygraves
The Essential Max Bygraves [ Big Jo-Ke / 2 CD - released 18/Jan/2010 ] This Essential double album from English comedian, singer, actor and variety performer Max Bygraves features 30 tracks across 2 CDs. |
NOSTALGIA CLASSICS
Sparky's Magic Piano: Children's Radio Classics Charles Penrose, Max Bygraves, Frankie Laine, Patti Page, Burl Ives, Nina & Frederick, Bernard Cribbins, Danny Kaye & others [ ALTO Take:2 / CD - released 25/Nov/2013 ] "Kid's Radio was never like this again! 76 mins of one-off tales of joy and drama" |
THE LAUGHING POLICEMAN
The Laughing Policeman: 27 Children's Vintage Favourites Flanders & Swann, Frankie Howard, Michael Holiday, Max Bygraves, Henry Blair, Spike Jones, Anne Stephens, etc [ Regis Records / CD - released 2/Feb/2009 ] Original mono recordings from 1926-1950. The Sunday morning breakfast and the children's requests were a regular weekly event - not to be missed. Turn the wireless up to full volume and pop back in time for a nostalgia hour or so of memories. |
Max Bygraves
Sing-A-Long War Years Vol.1 [ Hallmark / CD - released 7/Apr/2003 ] The very first Sing-A-Long-A- Max album was recorded in 1972 after a suggestion from producer Cyril Stapleton and the collection of medleys, usually featuring well known standards being given an update has proved extremely popular over the years.. |
Max Bygraves
I Wanna Sing You My Hits [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Mar/2009 ] A comedian and singer, an actor, song writer, impersonator and story teller, the ever versatile Max Bygraves was a true 'Rags to Riches' success. Famous for his catchphrases some of which were turned into songs: "Big 'ead", "A Good Idea - Son"... |
Ted Heath and Max Bygraves
Hits of the Twenties / Hits of the Thirties (Recorded 1959/60) (2 original LPs on the one CD) [ Vocalion Decca Archives / CD - released 10/Apr/2004 ] The teaming of Max Bygraves with Ted Heath and his Music is not as unlikely as at first it may be seen. Both are among the best known and most respected artists in contemporary British show business, Max as a brilliant and imaginative solo... |
