The Audition Tapes of British Singer Vera Lynn Are Being Shared with the World Ninety Years After They Were recorded. The Tapes Were discovered duration a move by her daughter, Virginia Lewis-Jones, The BBC Reports.
Lynn’s first recording, it’s home from 1935, was also founding the move. It is one of a hundred records that were pressed.
“It’s so wonderful to hear my mother’s voice from the old days at the beginning of her career again,” Says Lewis-Jones. “I am very excited that the audition tapes that we have never heard before are now being brought back to life.”
The tapes will be released on Friday in Honor of VJ Day. That is the day the united Kingdom Celebrates the Allied Victory about Japan and the End of World War II. The New Album Hidden Treasures , which will be released on November 7, Features More Previously Unreleased and Rare Songs by the British Singer.
Lynn Became Known Turning World War II With Her Song We’ll meet again , with which she Kept the morale of the British Troops High. Her last album, unforgettable , dates from 2010.
Lynn, who was nicknamed ‘Forces’ Sweetheart’, died in June 2020 at the age of 103. In May of that year, She Became the Oldest artist with a listing in the British album Chart.