Lonnie Donegan

Platten in meinem Angebot

Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour / Aunt Rhody (The Old Grey Goose)

Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour / Whoa Buck

Hit Parade (EP)

I Wanna Go Home (Sloope John B.) / Rock Island Line

Kings of Skiffle (DLP)

Lonnie Donegan Showcase

Lorelei / In All My Wildest Dreams

Losing By A Hair / Trumpet Sound

Mama Dont Allow

Sing Hallelujah

The Comancheros / Ramblin Round

A Golden Age of Donegan

A Golden Age of Donegan Vol. 2

Country Style mit Lonnie Donegan, Miki & Griff, The Countrymen

Golden Hour Of Golden Hits

Golden Hour Of Golden Hits Vol. 2

Jubilee Concert, Featuring Chris Barber, Ken Colyer, Monty Sunshine, Pat Halcox, Ron Bowden, Jim Bray, mBill Colyer and the Lonnie Donegan Skiffle Gro

Kings of Skiffle (DLP)

Lonnie (25 cm)

Lonnie Donegan

Lonnie Donegan Showcase

Lonnie Donegan Showcase (10")

Lonnie Rides Again

Mama Dont Allow

Motive: Lonnie Donegan Meets Leinemann

Oldies But Goldies (6.25040)

Puttin´ On The Style (Neuaufnahmen 1978)

Rare and Unissued Gems

Sing Hallelujah

Skiffle Folk Music

Thank Your Lucky Stars

The King Of Skiffle (DLP)

Discographie:

Singles
Rock Island Line/ John Henry (1955)
Diggin' My Potatoes/ Bury My Body (1956)
On A Christmas Day/ Take My Hand Precious Lord (1956)
Lonnie Donegan Showcase (December 1956)
Jack O'Diamonds/ Ham 'N' Eggs (1957)
Lonnie (November 1957)
The Grand Coolie Dam/ Nobody Loves Like An Irishman (1958)
Midnight Special/ When The Sun Goes Down (1958)
Sally Don't You Grieve/ Betty Betty Betty (1958)
Lonesome Traveller/ Times Are Getting Hard Boys (1958)
Lonnie's Skiffle Pt.1/ Pt.2 (1958)
Tom Dooley/ Rock O' My Soul (1958)
Tops with Lonnie (September 1958)
Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour/ Aunt Rhody (1959)
Fort Worth Jail/ Whoa Buck (1959)
Battle Of New Orleans/ Darling Corey (1959)
Sal's Got A Sugar Lip/ Chesapeake Bay (1959)
San Miguel/ Talking Guitar Blues (1959)
Lonnie Rides Again (May 1959)
My Old Man's A Dustman/ The Golden Vanity (1960)
I Wanna Go Home (Wreck Of the John B.)/ Jimmy Brown The Newsboy (1960)
Lorelei/ In All My Wildest Dreams (1960)
Lively/ Black Cat (Cross My Path Today) (1960)
Virgin Mary/ Beyond The Sunset (1960)
(Bury Me) Beneath The Willow/ Leave My Woman Alone (1961)
Have A Drink On Me/ Seven Daffodils (1961)
Michael Row the Boat/ Lumbered (1961)
The Comancheros/ Ramblin' Round (1961)
More! Tops with Lonnie (April 1961)
The Party's Over/ Over the Rainbow (1962)
I'll Never Fall In Love Again/ Keep On The Sunny Side (1962)
Pick A Bale Of Cotton/ Steal Away (1962)
The Market Song/ Tit-Bits (1962)
Sing Hallelujah (December 1962)
Losing My Hair/ Trumpet Sounds (1963)
It Was A Very Good Year/ Rise Up (1963)
Lemon Tree/ I've Gotta Girl So Far (1963)
500 Miles Away From Home/ This Train (1963)
Beans In My Ears/ It's A Long Road To Travel (1964)
Fisherman's Luck/ There's A Big Wheel (1964)
Get Out Of My Life/ Won't You Tell Me (1965)
Louisiana Man/ Bound For Zion (1965)
The Lonnie Donegan Folk Album (August 1965)
World Cup Willie/ Where In This World Are We Going (1966)
I Wanna Go Home/ Black Cat (Cross My Path Today) (1966)
Aunt Maggie's Remedy/ (Ah) My Sweet Marie (1967)
Toys/ Relax Your Mind (1968)
My Lovely Juanita/ Who Knows Where The Time Goes (1969)
Lonniepops--Lonnie Donegan Today (1970)
Lonnie Donegan Meets Leinemann (1974)
Country Roads (1976)
Puttin' On The Style (February 1978)
Sundown (May 1979)
Muleskinner Blues (January 1999)
The song Lost John was used to open the John Peel tribute album
Albums von Rate Your Music
1954 New Orleans Joys 1956 Lonnie Donegan Showcase 1968 Lonnie Donegan Showcase [Marble Arch]
1957 Lonnie
1958 Lonnie's Skiffle Party
1958 Tops With Lonnie 1959 Lonnie Rides Again 1960 Skiffle Folk Music
1961 More! Tops with Lonnie
1962 Sing Hallelujah
1965 The Lonnie Donegan Folk Album
1970 Lonnie Pops: Lonnie Donegan Today
1974 Lonnie Donegan Meets Leinemann
1976 Country Roads
1978 Puttin' On The Style
1979 Sundown
1981 Jubilee Concert
1999 Muleskinner Blues

ARTIST GALLERY OHNE FOTOS !

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