AL BOWLLY KEN SNAKEHIPS JOHNSON It Was a Lover & His Lass HMV BD5592 78 VG+
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AL BOWLLY with KEN "SNAKEHIPS" JOHNSON & His West Indian Orch.
+ The Henderson Twins
HMV B.D.5592
It Was A Lover & His Lass / Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind - Fox-trots
78rpm shellac record
Ken “Snakehips” Johnson was Britain’s most successful black bandleader. Johnson’s band had a long term engagement at London’s Cafe de Paris nightclub where it was performing on March 8, 1941 when two bombs came into the building through a ventilation shaft and exploded in front of the band killing Johnson and dozens of others.
A little over a month later on April 17, 1941 vocalist Al Bowlly was killed when a parachute mine exploded outside of his apartment.
In VG+ Condition
It will be very carefully wrapped. I will combine postage if you buy additional records.
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