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Blackpool Hits of 1932. Phil Anderson & His Orchestra. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 367 seconds A well worn sixpenny 'Eclipse' label from summer 1932. The songs include; Sailin' on the Robert E. Lee Tell me with a Love Song Day by Day The Little Toy Soldier ( And His Little Rag Doll) With all my Love and Kisses The Turning of the Tide. This record was a very much appreciated gift for my '1932' channel. Related: 1932., 78rpm, band, british, dance

	Isn't It Romantic.Carroll Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 190 seconds The Theme song to Rodgers & Hart's 'Love Me Tonight'. It was recorded on November 10th 1932 and it is my first, long overdue, Gibbons upload!! Related: 1930s, dance, hotel, london, orchestra, savoy

	Dont Blame Me. Donald Peers. 1933. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 204 seconds Donald Peers recorded in 1933 (or is it 34?). A vocal version of this Thirties classic. The record is not of the best condition but enjoy anyway!. Related: 1930s, 78rpm., british, vocal

'World of Love' Jay Whidden & His New Midnight Follies Band. 1927. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 179 seconds "World of Love" Fox Trot. Jay Whidden & His New Midnight Follies Band. from the Hotel Metropole, London. Vocal refrain by Jay Whidden. Recorded London March 18th 1927. The distinctive style of Jay Whidden, one of my favourite 1920's bands. Related: 1927, 78rpm, columbia, hotel, jay, london, metropole, record, whidden

Christmas Evening Service Part Two. St. James's Church. London W1. c 1931. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 237 seconds Christmas Evening Service. Part Two. The Vicar, Choir and Congregation of St. James's Church, London W1. Recorded circa 1931/32. Full of atmosphere and wonderful sound reproduction on this HMV acoustic Gramophone with No.5 soundbox. I wonder who the Vicar was and does anyone have any information on the church ??. Related: 1932., 78rpm, christmas, church, imperial, part, record, service, two

The Duophone Un-Breakable Record.1926. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 222 seconds "Chinese Moon". Jack Payne & His Hotel Cecil Dance Band. November 1926. Not a good copy at all, but a lovely looking label all the same. I'm not sure what these records were made out of but it could be a hard rubberised material and cardboard?, whatever it is,it certainly has perished a great deal over the last 80 years and is far too fragile to play on my Gramophone and Radiogram. Related: 1926, band., breakable, cecil, dance, duophone, hotel, jack, paynes, record, un-

I Want to Be Bad. Ambrose & His Orchestra. 1929 Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 200 seconds Ambrose & His Orchestra at the Mayfair Hotel. The rather nice Purple DECCA label states that this is from 'Follow Through' by De Sylvia, Brown & Henderson. It was recorded at the Liverpool Victoria Hall, London on Wednesday, October 7th 1929. Vocal refrain by Lou Abelardo. Related: 1929., 78rpm, ambrose, band, british, dance, decca, great, his, orchestra, record

	When You And I WereSeventeen. Savoy Orpheans 1925. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 188 seconds The Savoy Orpheans, recorded on Tuesday, 22nd September 1925. A nice sentimental title, I always think. Related: 1925., 78rpm, british, dance, orchestra, orpheans., savoy

	Say a little Prayer for me. Jack Payne & BBC Dance Orch. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 177 seconds Jack Payne and His BBC Dance Orchestra with vocal by Jack Payne. This was recorded on September 9th 1930. Related: 78rpm, bbc, dance, orchestra

'Fairy On The Clock'. Harry Hudson's Melody Men. 1930. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 176 seconds "Fairy On The Clock" Harry Hudson's Melody Men. Vocal Refrain by John Thorne. Recorded London, c. January 2nd 1930. Great fun, with the mechanics and ticking and hooting of the clock. Far too tame and jolly for today's staid popular culture. The old Edison Bell Radio record is VERY worn and scratched but it makes a fairly acceptable upload i feel?. Related: 1930., 78rpm, bell, edison, harry, hudson, radio, record

I Told My Baby With The Ukulele. George Formby. 1932. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 196 seconds Accompanied by Jack Hylton & his Orchestra. Formby began recording for Decca in 1932, when he was consolidating his position as a top line Variety act. With such star accompaniment how could he fail to climb to the top of the bill?. This was recorded on October 13th 1932. Related: 1932, 78rpm., british, performer, variety

Troublesome Trumpet: Dinah: Let Him Live, Nat Gonella. Posted by: 85scampi Video duration: 197 seconds A Medley by Nat Gonella & His Georgians. This is 'Hot' and shows Gonellas' mastery of his art of Trumpet playing. On BBC 1 in 1989, Jimmy Perry's wonderful TV series 'Turns' which rescued clips of Bands and Artistes from oblivion showed a clip of Gonella playing 'Troublesome Trumpet' .I still have this clip, wonderful viewing too!. The film was from 1935 so possibly the record is too. Related: 78rpm, british, player, trumpet

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