Tony Brent

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Essential Classics, Vol. 1135: Tony Brent

Tony Brent

Albums

Essential Classics, Vol. 1135: Tony Brent

Tony Brent

Warm Nights and Soft Melodies by Tony Brent

Tony Brent

Three of a Kind: Matt Monro, Vic Damone, Tony Brent

Matt Monro, Vic Damone & Tony Brent

Two of a Kind: The Beverley Sisters & Tony Brent

The Beverley Sisters & Tony Brent

Got You on My Mind

Tony Brent

Off Stage - Swing and Sing with Tony Brent

Tony Brent

Wanted

Tony Brent

The Magic Of Tony Brent

Tony Brent

Tony Takes Five

Tony Brent

Golden Selection (Remastered)

Singles & EPs

Tony Brent and Eric Jupp & His Orchestra

Why Should I Be Lonely?

Tony Brent

Dark Moon

Tony Brent

Appearances

Way Back When Your Granny Was Young, Vol. 1 (Gone but not forgotten Hits from the 50's)

Various Artists

Way Back When Your Granny Was Young, Vol. 2 (Gone but not forgotten Hits from the 50's)

Various Artists

50s Memories

Various Artists

Great Voices of the 20th Century, Vol. 12

Various Artists

Take Me on a Sea Cruise (Forgotten Fifties)

Various Artists

Early Pop Crooners

Various Artists

100 Hits of the 50's, Vol. 4

Various Artists

Turn Back the Years 13 (Remastered 2023)

Various Artists

First British Hit Parade: The B Sides

Various Artists

Paris Love

Various Artists

Compilations

10 Hits of Tony Brent

Tony Brent

The Best Of Tony Brent

Tony Brent

King Of Crooners - Volume 2

Perry Como, Tony Bennett, Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, Michael Holiday, Tony Brent, Nat King Cole Trio, Chet Baker, Malcolm Vaughan, Gordon MacRae, Tommy Dorsey, Harry Belafonte, Frankie Vaughan

Fabulous 50s Baby Boomers Top Hits Vol 3

Jo Stafford, Nat King Cole, Frankie Laine, Frank Sinatra, Guy Mitchell, David Hughes, Georgia Gibbs, Norman Wisdom, Geraldo And His Concert Orchestra, Johnnie Ray, Lita Roza, The Four Lads, Tony Brent, Teresa Brewer

Biography

Tony Brent (26 August 1927 — 19 June 1993) was a British traditional pop music singer, most active in the 1950s. He scored seven Top 20 chart hits in the UK over an almost six-year period, starting in January 1953.