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5.0 out of 5 stars
LATE TWENTIES BRITISH DANCE BAND RECORDINGS,
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This review is from: Piccadilly Nights: British Dance 1920's (Audio CD)
1. That Girl over There - Alfredo
Harry Hudson's Melody Men 2. Swing on the Gait 3. It's a Million to One That You Are in Love 4. What'll You Do? Fred Spinelly 5. Make My Cot Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows Harry Hudson 6. How Long Has This Been Going On? 7. Miss Annabelle Lee 8. Lila - George Fisher & his Kit-Cat Band Billy Cotton's London Savannah Band 9. That's My Weakness Now 10. Sunny Skies 11. Matilda - Jack Harris Jay Whidden & his Carlton Hotel Band 12. Saskatchewan 13. Virginia (There's a Blue Ridge in My Heart) 14. 'S Wonderful - Billy Cotton 15. Crazy Rhythm - Original Havana Band Percival Mackey 16. I'm a One-Man Girl 17. Spread Out a Little Happiness 18. Out of the Dawn - Original Havana Band Billy Cotton 19. Ida! Sweet as Apple Cider 20. I Don't Know Why I Do It (But I Do) This compilation dates from 1991, and runs to twenty tracks. Track 4 (Make my Cot Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows) which features trumpeter Sylvester Ahola, is incorrectly credited to Harry Hudson's Melody Men, rather than Fred Spinelly's Lido Venice Club Band. The young Mantovani can be heard to advantage in "It's a Million to One You're in Love". Presentation is somewhat dated and twenty tracks is short measure by today's standards. Nevertheless, these are all excellent examples of up-tempo British dance band recordings, and I would not want to be without this CD. On balance, therefore, I think it merits the full five stars. |
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Piccadilly Nights: British Dance 1920's by Various Artists (Audio Cassette - 2000)
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