(This text has been automatically translated by Google translate)
"A torch is now a song that encourages people die," said Jean-Louis Pisuisse. He was referring thereby to the repertoire of Willy Derby (1886-1944). The Hague singer recorded in the twenties and thirties success with translated tearjerkers as The Bastard Fiere Heart and Dream Land. Also Derby's brother (and rival) Lou Bandy was popular, though often sang humorous songs.
This site uses cookies. For more information, follow this link. Here you can read more about which cookies we place, and why and which possible '3rd-party' cookies can be added.
