Fair And Warmer - Casani Club Orchestra w. Dawn Davis

I'm Crooning A Tune About June - Rhythm Maniacs (Arthur Lally w. Maurice Elwin)

Sunshine Susie Selection - Maurice Elwin w. Organist Alex Taylor

Nobody's Fault But Your Own - Arthur Rosebery and his Kit Cat Dance Band

I Liked His Little Black Moustache - Binnie Barnes

Oklahoma - Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra

Georgia On My Mind (HOT!) - Ray Starita and his Ambassadors

Leander - Jeffries' Empire Dance Band

One Little Word Led To Another - Carroll Gibbons & the Savoy Hotel Orpheans

British Dance Bands Of 1929

I'll String Along With You - Casani Club Orchestra (Charlie Kunz)

You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me - Alfredo and his Band

I Don't Care - Jack Hylton and his Orchestra

Jack Payne B.B.C. Dance Orchestra Recordings 1929

I'll Show You Off - Jack Jackson and his Orchestra

Lucky Day - Harry Bidgood & his Orchestra (as Carnival Dance Band)

I've Got No Sweetie At All - Al Tabor and his Band

Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby - Billy Cotton and his Band

Just Suppose - Percival Mackey & his Band (w. Dickie Dixon)

My Wife Is On A Diet - Maurice Elwin (as Charley Domino)

I Like Pie - I Like Cake - Geoffrey Goodhart and his Orchestra

Tell Me A Tale Of Old Virginia - Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra

Dinah - Al Bowlly w. Jock McDermott and his Band

A Place In Your Heart - Louis Freeman and his Playhouse Band

Ya Got Love - Al Bowlly w. Jack Leon and his Band

Lookie, Lookie, Lookie, Here Comes Cookie - Jay Wibur and his Band

Wherever You Are - Sydney Kyte and his Piccadilly Hotel Band (w. The Three Ginx)

I've Found The Right Girl - Larry Brennan & The Winter Gardens Dance Band w. Reginald Dixon

Why Shouldn't I? - Bertini and his Band

Steppin' Along - Herman Darewski & his Famous Melody Band

Baby - Will Hurst's Band (from The Palace, Blackpool)

British Dance Bands Of 1928

This Is No Dream -- Syd Lipton and his Grosvenor House Band

Say To Yourself I Will Be Happy - Nat Star and his Orchestra

Sunshine And Roses - Harry Roy and his R.K.Olians

Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight - Alfredo and his Band

Yankee Doodle Dandy - Burt Shepard (1906 Recording)

Stanley Boy - 1929 Campaign Song For Stanley Baldwin

Walkin' My Baby Back Home - Al Bowlly w. Jack Leon and his Band

And How? - Betty Bolton (Final recording)

What Do You Know About Love? - Al Bowlly w. Reginald Williams & his Futurists

What Good Am I Without You? - Betty Bolton

Drums In My Heart - Al Bowlly w. Arthur Lally & his Orchestra

I Like To Do Things For You - Betty Bolton

Roamin' Thru' The Roses - Al Bowlly w. Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra

It Must Be True - Betty Bolton

The "Free And Easy" - Al Bowlly + Les Allen w. Harry Hudson's Band (as The Blue Jays)

My Handy Man Ain't Handy No More - Betty Bolton

Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - Al Bowlly w. Sid Phillips & his Melodians

You Didn't Have To Tell Me - Betty Bolton (as Gracie Collins)

With The Help Of The Moon - The Waldorfians (Howard Godfrey)

Thats You, Baby - The Rhythm Maniacs

Dancing With Tears In My Eyes - Aldwych Players (Howard Godfrey w. Al Bowlly)

Rare Viel-O-Phone Record - Black Bottom (The New Dance) - Regent Dance Orch.

Stop Flirting - Meyer Davis' Le Paradis Band

Dreaming Of You - Vera Lynn

I Wonder What's Become Of Joe? - Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra

Valentine - Ronnie Munro and his Dance Orchestra

There's a Wah-Wah Gal In Agua Caliente - Johnny Johnson and his Port Lodge Orchestra

Live And Love To-Day - Jack Harris and his Orchestra