Majestic Morton Downey ‎– Oh, But I Do / My O'Darlin', My O'Lovely, My O'Brien

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Morton Downey ‎– Oh, But I Do / My O'Darlin', My O'Lovely, My O'Brien

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Morton Downey ‎– Oh, But I Do / My O'Darlin', My O'Lovely, My O'Brien

Label: Majestic ‎– 1085

Format: Shellac, 10", 78 RPM 

Released: July 1946

Genre: Pop

Style: Vocal

A: Oh, But I Do

Composers Schwartz- Robin

(Jimmy Lyttell orchestra)

1946 Movie “The time, place and the girl”

B: My O'Darlin', My O'Lovely, My O'Brien

Composers Singer – Secon

(Jimmy Lyttell orchestra)

b. November 14, 1901, Wallingford, Connecticut (USA) 

d. October 25, 1985, Palm Beach, Florida (USA) 

Morton Downey was a singer popular in the United States, enjoying his greatest success in the 1930s and 1940s. He first recorded in 1923 for Edison Records under the pseudonym Morton James. He was voted America's "Radio Singer of the Year" in 1932. He was also a songwriter, joining ASCAP in 1949. Downey was nicknamed "The Irish Nightingale". 

Morton Downey was the father of the late right-wing television personality Sean Morton Downey Jr.