Modern Style Singing (Crooning) – Chapter Eleven – Al Bowlly (1934)


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  1. “Nothing is worse than a nasal intonation.” Ubiquitous amongst today’s pop singers. Al wouldn’t have been impressed! These exercises he gives are really good!

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Interwar London

Popular Culture in 1920s and 1930s Britain

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Vintage blogger. Al Bowlly admirer. 1930s enthusiast. Fiction writer and artist.

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