BRITISH DANCE BANDS of 1927
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2016
- BRITISH DANCE BANDS of 1927 -- A Half Dozen
ALFREDO’S BAND
My Cutey’s Due At Two To Two Today - v. Hal Swain
Recorded in January 1927
JACK PAYNE AND HIS HOTEL CECIL ORCHESTRA
Side By Side - v. Jack Payne
Recorded on Saturday 21st May 1927
GEOFFREY GELDER AND HIS KETTNER’S FIVE
The Little White House - v
Recorded on Thursday 9th June 1927
SAVOY ORPHEANS at the Savoy Hotel, London
Supplication
Recorded on Wednesday 15th June 1927
JACK HYLTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Here Am I, Broken Hearted - v. Jack Hylton, Hugo Rignold, Chappie D’Amato
Recorded on Friday 16th September 1927
NAT STAR AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
Dancing Tambourine
Recorded on Friday 18th November 1927
I would like to thank Terry Brown for supplying the photos of Nat Star and his Bands, and Mike Thomas for kindly permitting me to use the photos of Alfredo and his bands from his website:
www.mgthomas.co.uk/dancebands/
These recordings, originally made for the Edison Bell Winner, Regal, HMV and Homochord labels, are long out-of-copyright and remastered by this user from the original 78 rpm records. These are unique transfers and may not be copied or offered for sale without the permission of Peter Wallace. 
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Fabulous stuff.from Brandon,Manitoba,Canada.April 25,2024.
Super excellent
Great transcriptions and selection of lesser known recordings and songs. Thanks for posting!
Superb sound quality from 1927! Very good transcriptions.
You are wonderful! Thanks from a quiet guy in Oregon, USA! Mike Horvat
Marvellous, Peter!
I'm so happy to find your channel. Thank you so much for the music and the info to go with it.
What a wonderful video and music! Thank you very much!!
I never fail to be impressed by the dedication and diligence you show in the production of your videos. 1927 was a great year for popular music and it's good to hear one of the big hits. "Side by side" is a standard and it's lovely to hear Jack Payne's interpretation. I've many versions of "My cutey's due at two to two", yet I've never heard a better rendition, with such energy and good solo work. Your copy seems to be in somewhat better condition than mine.
Also thank you for your time in producing another fine video.
+jackpaynefan 1927 was a great year for songs, and all here, apart from the Savoy Orpheans contribution, were big hits of the day. One thing which has always struck me about Jack Payne's Hotel Cecil Orchestra recordings is the all-too-short playing time. "Side By Side" runs for only about 2 minutes 18 seconds.
Thank-you, Peter. This fine selection won you another subscriber.
Thank you!
A superb set. I particularly like the Alfredo, Payne and Star -- and the Hylton is spectacular.
Truly delightful
A lovely set, with a lot of songs that are new to me. I even liked the waltz - have I lost my mind?!
+Jonathan Holmes This is an exceptional waltz, composed by Frank Guarente, and beautifully played. It flows effortlessly.
Delightful
Extremely delightful
Thanks.
“Don’t think there ain’t no Santa Claus, I know darn well there is because, my Cutey’s due at two to two...”...they just don’t write ‘em like they used to...
Great banjo on the Gelder number
TRACK TIIMING:
00:07 [1] ALFREDO’S BAND - My Cutey’s Due At Two To Two Today - v. Hal Swain
03:04 [2] JACK PAYNE AND HIS HOTEL CECIL ORCHESTRA -- Side By Side - v. Jack Payne
05:29 [3] GEOFFREY GELDER AND HIS KETTNER’S FIVE -- The Little White House
08:25 [4] SAVOY ORPHEANS at the Savoy Hotel, London - Supplication
11:46 [5] JACK HYLTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA - Here Am I, Broken Hearted - v. Jack Hylton, Hugo Rignold, Chappie D’Amato
15:03 [6] NAT STAR AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA - Dancing Tambourine
yeees thank you for the First One i already love it, if i will ever do a video about 1920s london can i use it as a background music?
+caspar politman Yes, do feel free to use it as background music. Glad you like it!
Electric or acoustic recordings?
Who's the chap on the sheet music (Jack Hylton number)?
Apologies for very late reply...but it is Herman Darewski!
Ah! Thanks for identifying the mystery man - I'm very late in acknowledging your response!!
Super excellent