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What a honey this is! Never heard of Tom Barratt, but he and Bert(?) Thomas put in a really beguiling performance together, and the ensemble work is sparkling.

Wonderful original recording quality, allowed to shine here, rather than muddied with filters. Great to hear this rare record-and the band sounds so tight and slick.

A really pleasurable listen with an unusually innovative arrangement. The sax work both solo and in section is also exceptional. Different from the run of the mill, and all the better for it.

Vocal refrain first. Works very well with this great foxtrot tune.

I'm very confused. The Dominions issue with Len Fillis "Happy Days Are Here Again" was also released with Norman Sissel's version. And This worldecho issue used Len Fillis' version of S'posin' as well as Norman Sissel's under the same catalogue number!?

Yeah!

Tiny Winters on vocals, believe it or not, the vocalist is a male!

Very, very difficult to find - a nice up-beat treat from the Gibbons/Dyrenforth song team, with a lovely piano opening from Carroll, and some superb closing section work. First class!

Fabulous record, and the photographs are sublime!

"The Savoyard Aristocrat"

This is wonderful - I would love to attend such a concert - imagine what Mr. Fred Elizalde and Mr. Al Bowlly would feel knowing this number was still 'Jumping' almost one hundred years after they recorded it

Do you know if Al Bowlly ever recorded this song?

Happy little tune - I like that (especially when you consider in which times this was recorded)!

Very nice - still prefer Al Bowlly's more jazzy version - enjoyable just the same

Thank you for this great performance and the great music! Your countrymen always produce excellent musicians and jazz bands!

Wonderful! Many thanks for sharing!

Fabulous!

Brilliant with a stunning Lew Stone arrangement - Hylton at his very best.

Nice French pressing, I love this song!!

Lovely Noble/Bowlly arrangement! Rest In Peace, Al Bowlly 🕊

Where’s the rest of the band??

They are the ancestors of the 1920s revival movement in the early 1980s (Havelka, Bartos etc). When I was in Prague in the 1990s, I bought one of their CDs. Glorious!

Now people will assume it’s just AI

One of Coward's great classics - very well done with a lovely vocal from Ms Petrie.

This is the best thing I’ve heard

Great upload! Thanks from Hungary!

Two delightful compositions by Strachey - an enormous talent. Especially enjoyed the drama of the second dance piece.

Lovely.

Thanks, been waiting for this! Opening bars sound like holiday for strings

Unissued - may be very rare - perhaps the only recording of Anona singing this number - I can not understand why it remained unissued - but happily not lost - please keep an eye open for the lost recording of Stardust as sung by Al Bowlly

Pure genius.

Muy bonito el tema musical gatuno😅.Mi gato favorito de anime clásico 🐈‍⬛🐾😸😹😻❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🥰

One of my fave Sam Browne and Ambrose recordings. It's on a double LP I have. Love it!

Another great Nat Star tune!

I'm aware of Rudy Vallee's jazz tinged and pacey version of the number, but this is also rather enjoyable. Played in a somewhat Yale Blues rhythm, and although a bit dated in the arrangement, there's a really tasty trumpet playing behind the vocal and elsewhere, and splendid section work. Good fun.

1:40 Why does the bull seem to be missing one leg?

Great!!!!!❤

Fascinating to hear such an early, non-swingy version.

❤❤❤ My favourite song from the beloved #BratislavaHotSerenaders!

What a bonus, as I have only ever heard “Serenade” before. What a great talent he was.

…with MY microphone 😊😉

Lovely ❤

Not completely unknown, but until now unheard and never mentioned, although I included it in the discography I wrote for my Foresythe biography, published in 'The Discographer Magazine', some years ago - he recorded another of his celebrated compositions, 'Serenade for a Wealthy Widow', on two matrices, GB5846 -1-2 on the same day, which also went unissued. His talents are on full display on this side, which I'm grateful to you for publishing for the first time.

Thank you, Jonathan for coming to our performance and sharing your moving picture. I hope that we will meet again soon!

What a fabulous ensemble. They absolutely nail the violin / winds / brass colors, and play with such evident pleasure.

Very "democratic"...

I have this particular song stuck in my mind. I've grown to like Maurice Elwin.

Lord! It's IS almost identical to the Brunswick.. Fantastic.

Amazing tempo, with consistency and rhythmic volume, from days gone buy, but NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN… thank you for sharing

Wow 😮😮😮😍😍🥰😍