Great Dance Bands Play Hits of the Thirties
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Various Artists incls Ambrose, Jack Hylton, Lew Stone, Savoy Hotel Orpheans, Brian Lawrance & Ronnie Munro
Great Dance Bands Play Hits of the Thirties
[ Past Perfect / CD ]
Release Date: Tuesday 26 August 2008
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This album features 26 re-mastered tracks from the likes of Ray Noble with Jack Hylton, Ambrose, Harry Roy, Henry Hall and many more musicians and bandleaders.
Essentially, the Golden Age of British Dance Bands was the pre-war years and this collection concentrates on the fabulous Thirties. It was a time when well-drilled, competitive and hard working bands had the pick of the wealth of great songs which were being produced, it seemed almost daily, in America and to a lesser extent in the UK.
This album features 26 re-mastered tracks from the likes of Ray Noble with Jack Hylton, Ambrose, Harry Roy, Henry Hall and many more musicians and bandleaders.
Tracks:
Sydney Kyte: This Is The Missus
Ray Noble: The Younger Generation
Jack Hylton: They All Fall In Love
Billy Cotton: Skirts
Debroy Somers Band: Look What Youve Done
The Blue Mountaineers: Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed
Ambrose: It's The Talk Of The Town
Lew Stone: The Bouncing Ball
Roy Fox: I've Got An Invitation To A Dance
Jack Payne: Mr & Mrs Is The Name
Casani Club Orchestra: Red Sails In The Sunset
Mario Harp Lorenzi: Everything Stops For Tea
Harry Roy: Eeny Meeny Miney Mo
Ambrose: Hors d'oeuvres
Mrs Jack Hylton & Her Band: Please Believe Me
Orlando & His Orchestra: Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You
Billy Merrin & His Commanders: On The Beach At Bali Bali
Jack Hylton: One, Two, Button Your Shoe
Henry Hall: Eccentric
Jay Wilbur: You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming
Savoy Hotel Orpheans: Love Walked In
Jack Harris: I Double Dare You
Sydney Lipton: Reckless Night On Board An Ocean Liner
Brian Lawrance: I Must See Annie Tonight
Geraldo: Two Sleepy People
Ronnie Munro: Sing A Song Of Sunbeams
