BOB VINCENT (Deutschland)

Frage: hatte er auch auf Decca Veröffentlichungen? Die KPK-Briefmarke weist Decca aus,
nicht Telefunken... Oder ist dies die englische Decca?

Danke, Gerd!

Ich hatte schon spekuliert, dass es eventuell deutlich vorher mal
eine Decca-Schellack gegeben haben mag.

etwas aus dem Buch "1000 Nadelstiche" von Bernd Mathea

(die zweite Single hatte wohl nur ein FLC)

Hier beide Daten:
Julian Louis Posner wurde 1931 in London geboren.
Er ist am 27. September 2010 in Higham House,
87 Higham Road, Rushden, Northamptonshire,
verstorben. Er wurde auf dem jüdischen Friedhof
in Skillet Hill (Honey Lane), Waltham Abbey, Essex, England,
beigesetzt. Vater: Hyman Posner, Mutter: Zellia Posner,
geborene Gootnick.

„ Julian was a singer and performed in Europe and America using the stage name Bob Vincent - the man with a thousand voices. His act included singing impressions of artists such as Elvis Presley, Perry Como and Johnny Ray and these were often well received in the music press. He toured on a Bruce Forsyth Show in the late 50's and appeared in numerous cabaret nightspots of the era. He once appeared as a celebrity on an ITV (then known as ATV) programme called the Music Shop hosted by Teddy Johnson along with another singing act known as the Avon Sisters. His act found particular sucess in Germany and he had a hit over there with a song called Frankie, which he sung in German.“
(Text: Gary Nelson)

AK