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Dick Powell

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Real name
Richard Ewing Powell
Born
November 14, 1904
Died
January 2, 1963
Country
United States
Comments
Singer, actor, producer, director and studio honcho
Family
June Allyson Spouse (1945-1963)
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Releases

Singles

Title Performer Release date Label
By a Waterfall Dick Powell 1933 Brunswick
Have You Got Any Castles, Baby? Dick Powell with Orchestra under the direction of Lou Forbes 1937 Decca
He's My Uncle Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra November 1940 Decca
I Know Now Dick Powell with Orchestra under the direction of Lou Forbes July 1937 Decca
I'm Sittin' High on a Hill Top Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra December 1935 Decca
Is She My Girl-Friend? Dick Powell January 26, 1928 Vocalion [US]
I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home Dick Powell with The Sleepy Hollow Quartet and Eddie Dunstedter at the Organ March 1941 Decca
Life's Railway to Heaven Dick Powell with The Sleepy Hollow Quartet and Eddie Dunstedter at the Organ June 1941 Decca
Lullaby of Broadway Dick Powell with Jimmie Grier and His Orchestra 1935 Brunswick
Lullaby of Broadway – Young and Healthy Winifred Shaw – Dick Powell July 9, 1976 United Artists Records
Lulu's Back in Town Dick Powell - Orchestra under direction of Victor Arden 1935 Brunswick
On, Wisconsin! Dick Powell and The Foursome with Orchestra directed by Harry Sosnik September 1938 Decca
Over There Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Harry Sosnik March 1942 Decca
Ride Tenderfoot Ride Dick Powell with Harry Sosnik and His Orchestra 1938 Decca
Shadow Waltz Dick Powell 1933 Broadcast Super Twelve
Thanks a Million Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra December 1935 Decca
The Gold Diggers' Song (We're in the Money) Dick Powell 1933 Perfect [US1]
(They Would Wind Him Up) And He Would Whistle Dick Powell assisted by The Foursome August 1939 Decca
This Year's Kisses Dick Powell 1937 Decca
Tumbledown Ranch in Arizona Dick Powell assisted by The Foursome with Victor Young and His Orchestra October 1940 Decca
Was It a Dream? Dick Powell August 1928 Vocalion [US]
With Plenty of Money and You (Oh! Baby What I Couldn't Do) Dick Powell 1936 Decca
You're Laughing at Me Dick Powell 1937 Decca
You've Got Something There Dick Powell with Orchestra under the direction of Lou Forbes 1937 Decca

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