...his career, and worked in a number of ensembles. He co-founded [[Milestone Records]] in 1966 with [[Orrin Keepnews]]. ...adio-days |archive-date=2020-10-21 |access-date=September 23, 2020|website=Columbia College Today}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|title=Articles by Jamie Katz {{!}} Smi

* ''Dad's Army'', BBC Records, 1975. Radio series episodes ''[[Something Nasty in the Vault]]'' and ''[[S '''Dad's Army March / What Did You Do In The War?''', Columbia DB8766, 1971<br />

...ums during his career - ''This Is Reg Varney On The 88s at Abbey Road'' on Columbia in 1972; ''Reg's Party - Reg Varney Plays And Sings'' on EMI-One-Up label i [[Category:Columbia Records artists]]

...mances, and during the 1960s he earned a place in ''[[The Guinness Book of Records]]'' for the world's longest ever joke-telling session: 1,500 jokes in three ...uding his first single "Love Is Like a Violin" (1960), produced on [[Decca Records]] by [[Alex Wharton]], which charted at number 8 (UK). His version of [[Bil

She composed, wrote, and performed her own material for [[Columbia Records]], was the author of ''The Power of Being a Positive Stinker'' (1955) and t * ''Anna Russell Sings? Advice on Song Selection for Concert Singers'' 1953, Columbia Masterworks, ML4594

...ve over the closing credits. While presenting the show he broke nine world records himself, including ...a Rainy Day'' was recorded in 1966 for the [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia]] label and was reissued in the UK on CD by [[EMI]] Gold, re-titled ''Isn't

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...Guard: Obit" /> In 1958 Terry-Thomas released the first of two solo comedy records, ''Strictly T-T''; the same year he also appeared as [[Bertie Wooster]] in | [[London Records|London]] LL3292

...ucrative. She and Hulbert also recorded for [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia]] and [[HMV|HMV]], returning to the stage in the late 1930s. During the [[S ...de solo recordings, and Courtneidge recorded songs and sketches with other artists, including [[Leo Sheffield]],<ref>"Mrs. Bartholomew", HMV B4475</ref> and I

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...cated a modest budget and were allowed to use only available Rank contract artists. The film was the first of the [[Doctor (film series)|''Doctor'']] film ser ...Clause in Talent Agreements: A Historical, Legal, and Practical Guide."] ''Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts'', Vol. 29, 13 December 2005. Retrieved: 22 Septe

...mby found the imitation difficult and had to learn his father's songs from records, and the rest of his act and jokes from his mother.<ref name="Skinner docu" ...}} That changed in 1932, when Formby signed a three-year deal with [[Decca Records]]. One of the songs he recorded in July was "Chinese Laundry Blues", tellin

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...{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47687462|title=Awards to Artists|newspaper=[[The West Australian]]|location=Perth|date=3 December 1949 |acce ...elevision series that highlighted the work of a selection of his favourite artists, including [[Vincent van Gogh|van Gogh]], [[Edgar Degas|Degas]], [[Claude M

...he revels at Grafton's on a Sunday night," said Secombe years later.<ref>''Artists and Raspberries'', Pan; 1997. P72</ref> They took to calling themselves "Th ...or tuba or baritone saxophone. Milligan made much use of a rather surreal Columbia 78RPM sound effects disc, catalogue number YB20, which bears the innocuous

...tor gearbox]] [[Delage]], and a special-bodied [[Jowett Jupiter]]. He made records like Phoney Folklore that included the song of the Russian peasant "whose t ...rds-artefacts.blogspot.com/2010/02/rectorial-elections.html|work=Archives, Records and Artefacts at the University of Dundee|publisher=[[University of Dundee]

...ngland she made ''[[The Long Haul (1957 film)|The Long Haul]]'' (1957) for Columbia with Victor Mature, which started filming in February 1957.<ref>{{cite news ...ool room of her home, Orchard Manor.<ref name=DDTwilight/> Younger musical artists engaged her persona, brought about after the 1981 [[Adam and the Ants]] mus

In 1919, Chaplin co-founded distribution company [[United Artists]], which gave him complete control over his films. His first feature-length ...ed to register the birth: "It was easy enough, particularly for music hall artists, constantly moving (if they were lucky) from one town to another, to put of