Irv Carroll and his Orchestra

There is a shocking lack of information online about Irv Carroll and his humorous songs.

One of the few mentions was from the 3/14/1942 issue of The Billboard that stated that he just released his first single (Let’s All Snore) on his new Bluebird contract.

These two songs are from Bluebird 78rpm record #B-11346. My favorite is There Ain’t Any Chorus.

There Ain’t Any Chorus

The Bartender Song

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Filed under: 78 rpm, Audio, Funny, mp3, Old Stuff, Record by Brian Bennett on July 20th, 2011 at 6:00am

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4 Responses to “Irv Carroll and his Orchestra”

  1. Heidi Bennett, on July 20th, 2011 at 10:43am Said:

    fun stuff!

  2. joan Morgan, on May 12th, 2012 at 12:17pm Said:

    I remember the 78 my parents had with the song “Let’s All Snore” (yes. a few years ago, I am 82).
    We used to crank up the phonograph and play it over and over. I found it mentioned but can’t find any place to actually hear it. Is there such a place?

    Thanks for any reply one way or another.

  3. Brian Bennett, on May 12th, 2012 at 12:40pm Said:

    Hi Joan,

    Unfortunately I don’t have any more Irv Carrol in my collection, and I have also looked around the internet for any more audio files by Irv, but to no avail.

    If I ever get my hands on any more of his 78′s I’ll be posting them.

  4. joan Morgan, on May 12th, 2012 at 1:58pm Said:

    Thanks so much for getting back to me.
    I wish now (I know – if wishes were horses – bla bla) but I do wish I still had those 78′s.
    I really do appreciate your quick response.

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