Jack Hylton - You're my decline and fall

The first disc made by Hylton on his move to Decca.
Although Hylton has already changed his style from the band of the late 20s, now having many of the traits that were to continue - the violin counter-melodies and so on - the dead acoustic of Decca gave the band a very different feel to the HMV records that came before, and followed once he moved back to them four years later.
Details from Brian Rust: Jack Hylton-dir./ Philippe Brun - Jack Raine-t / Les
Carew-b /Paul Fenoulet-t-tb/ Johnny Raitz-cl- as-ts / Noel "Chappie" d'Amato-as-g /Abe Romaine-cl- as /Dave Shand-cl-as-bar /Billy Ternent-ts /Johnny Rosen - Cyril Hellier - Maurice Loban-vn/ Peter Yorke-p / Billy Munn-p/ Sonny Farrar- bj/ Clem Lawton-bb/Jim Merritt-sb /Melville Bishop-d /Harry Robbins-tymps- vib- x/ Pat O'Malley-v. London, November 2, 1931.

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Very nice - Pat O'Malley remains an underrated singer -