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Lovely presentation thanks

Thanks for posting this.

With the world in the shape it is today. I have decided to turn my back on the modern world. I only listen to music from the 1900’s to the 1940’s. Next is no mobile phone 📱 ect. Please more new posts.

Super excellent

how could a great band become so dam corny?????????

Ambrose was featured band on BBC, some periods daily early ebening show. Notice strings on most, and 'swing' style in late 20's and early 30's before swing became generalized.

Interesting & delightful

i would have loved to have seen these musicians live ,but alas i was born n 1954 and missed out on fabulous times it was all over by then thank goodness it was all captured on 78s

during the school summer holidays in the 1960s i used to sit in dads shed ,he had an old record player and boxes and boxes of 78s ,great music

Enjoying the swing music very much all the way in Canberra, Oz! ❤

Where did you find that image of Harry Hudson, and do you know of any featuring his band?

That's music.

Powerfully evocative of those days.

do you know where you got the magazine interview from at 1:13 ?

0:20 The "Free and Easy"

Not sure how you re-processed this music; but the sound quality is so great, it sounds brand new....

Very nice 'fidelity'....

Where did you find that image of Harry Hudson?

Lovely! How nice to hear these oldies back again.

Alan Dell was a true genius! Few mastering engineers can or could compare!

bruh

Now that’s a funny Christmas song.

Thank you for posting this. Jack Halsall was my Great Uncle.

Fabulous stuff.from Brandon,Manitoba,Canada.April 25,2024.

Delightful 9:54

Delightful 0:45

lovely

2and " un petit chemin " in franch ! Wonderfull song !❤❤

Nice big band arrangement. Very different from the other version by Milt Herth & his trio. Hopefully one day I’ll create a stride piano solo in this tune. Feels like I want to dance with this version, lovely tune

Lovely...just lovely...xx

Delightful

Fascinating history. Thanks so much for posting

Monday evening radio: Hubert Gregg, Alan Dell, Humphry Littleton. Like their rich characters have moved on, so such radio has disappeared.

The transition from somewhere at sea to music hath charms was clean

just delightful--those times here hard financially, but music and "fancy dress" was elegant! thanks so much for sharing.

I love this recording thing

I can't find a recording of "We're in the money" anywhere else but here.

Thanks for the upload. Jessie didn’t record Half and Half commercially, although she sang it in the film. There was also an accordion cover version in a medley.

Maybe one of the first electrical transcpitions.Machines were about half the size of a steamship trunk.

15:03 another great one

7:41 my fav song today tomorrow forevvvvvaaaaaaa

Very sweet. I knew the man that wrote a lot of her wartime songs.

What a life. RIP vera lynn.

Great soumds from a byegone ageage

HIS MUSIC IS WONDERFUL, THEY SHOULD MAKE A FANTASTIC FILM MUSICAL ABOUT HIS LIFE , IT WOULD BE SUPERRB .! 8:20

When you say it like that it makes it a lot harder to do so I used to have all these records the 78 in plain brown envelope and a crank up record player to play them on. My parents used to dance to this stuff and now I like them

This is just amazing! Harry Hudson was an excellent band leader, probably my favorite in Great Britain!

"My Sweet Virginia" with Al Bowlly is take C.

A great recording never heard it before thank you

This album os hot ! 😊