Herbert Cave

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Herbert Cave is a tenor of whom little is known. As well as recording for Edison Bell, he made a few recordings for the Gramophone company in 1916-7 and two unsuccessful tests in 1929.
Sarjeant – Watchman, what of the Night? Benedict – The Moon hath raised her Lamp Herbert Cave, tenor Ivor Foster, baritone Orchestra	Winner 3341 Matrices 6331, 6332 Recorded c. October 1919

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