Arthur Calkin with Harry Roy
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Harry Roy and his Band (1934)
Left to right: Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye (pianists), Harry Roy, Maurice Sterndale (violin),
Arthur Calkin (bass), Bill Currie (vocalist), Joe Arbiter (saxophone), Joe Daniels (drums),
Tom Venn (guitar), Nat Temple (saxophone), Jack Collins (trombone), Harry Goss (saxophone),
Bert Wilton (trumpet), Tommy Porter (trumpet) |
Note that there is a selection of more Harry Roy Pictures if you click Right Here)
Arthur joined Harry Roy and his New Lyricals at the Bat Club in April 1931.
His scrapbook has very many pictures and cuttings from this era, too many to show all of them here.
Plus there were some we particularly wanted to present, but the scrapbook is too delicate so,
we have selected a chosen few to hopefully give a good feel of Arthur with Harry Roy
which will be interspersed amongst Harry Roy's recording career as detailed below.
(Note: A brief biography of Harry Roy appears at the bottom of the page)
The first cutting we have of Arthur with Harry Roy features an advert in an unnamed publication for a half hour radio
programme, 9:45 to 10:15 p.m. Judging by the comment, the band have only recently been noticed :
Harry Roy and his RKOlians
from the London Pavilion
in
HALF-AN-HOUR'S SYNCOPATION
This band which includes Harry Roy's Lyricals fron the Bat Club,
is appearing in 'Non-Stop' Variety at the London Pavilion.
It is one of the newest dance bands in London
- certainly one of the most popular -
and is best known for its 'hot syncopation.'
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Arthur played with Harry Roy for about 7 to 8 years, from 1931 to 1938.
What follows are all the known recordings that feature Arthur Calkin with Harry Roy as quoted from Rust & Forbes - British Dance Bands on Record 1911 - 1945.
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Most of these sessions resulted in records being produced as can be seen by the catalogue numbers. Songs with the same catalogue numbers appear on the same issue (A and B sides), the matrix number then defines the sides of the pressings. You will also see some matrix numbers assigned for pressing but rejected from the final release with another number replacing it.
I should also say that just because Rust and Forbes says the personnel listed below played on each recording, it is not necessarily the case.
The personnel shown in Rust & Forbes are mainly based on who usually played in the band at that time, whereas there are bound to be occasions where a musician couldn't attend for one reason or another, and a substitute would have been called in. The list below is a very good guide, but should not be taken as gospel.
For instance, Arthur left us records he mentioned he played on but R&F does not include him in it's band list. There are a couple that don't make sense as the recording dates quoted in Rust and Forbes don't fall in line with my Grandfather's own scrapbook which shows certain dates he joined bands. It is clear that there are discrepancies. But, we are sure back at that time he did help out with other bands and filled in on occasions when personnel weren't available. Indeed, my father also confirms as such. He definitely made un-credited appearances and missed out on some Harry Roy sessions, so we can never be sure who actually played on every recording.
In another good example, Syd Roy (Harry's brother) made a number of recordings with his "RKOlians" for Woolworth's sixpenny Eclipse label. Correspondent, and expert on the subject, Mike Thomas, mentioned to me that he thought that after the first few sessions it is pretty obvious when listening to the records, that the band is actually Harry Roy's. After all, Syd was Harry's manager and gave up actually leading a band in the early 1930s. This means there is quite likely another raft of records which Arthur seems to have played on ......
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625 recordings are listed below.
305 original Parlophone record releases, with many tracks appearing on other issues at the time.
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HARRY ROY AND HIS NEW LYRICALS
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano), Tommy Venn (banjo/acoustic guitar), Arthur Calkin (string bass), Bill Currie (drums/vocals)
April 1931 - from the Bat Club, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| E-4041-1 |
I've Got It, But It Don't do Me No Good |
Parlophone |
R-945 |
| E-4043-1 |
Without Love |
Ariel |
AR 4729 |
Note: Matrix E-4042 has not been traced.
Note: AR 4729 was credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA"
HARRY ROY AND HIS BAT CLUB BOYS
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano), Tommy Venn (banjo/acoustic guitar), Arthur Calkin (string bass), Bill Currie (drums/vocals)
August 1931 - from the Bat Club, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| 81 |
Lay In The Hay |
Oriole |
P-100 |
| 83 |
Tiger Rag |
| 87 |
Pussy ! |
Oriole |
P-104 |
| 89 |
If You Haven't Got Love |
HARRY ROY AND HIS R.K.OLIANS
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Tom Porter, Maurice Baldiserri (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone), Nat Temple, Sid Millward (clarinet/alto sax),
Harry Goss (clarinet/tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin), Ivor Moreton (piano), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Bill Herbert (banjo/acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals)
October 1931 - from the Leicester Square Theatre, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| N-232-1 |
You Can't Stop Me From Lovin' You |
Broadcast |
BCST 773 |
| N-233-2 |
Little Girl |
| N-234-1 |
Song Of Happiness |
Broadcast |
BCST 774 |
| N-235-2 |
The Queen Was In The Parlour |
November/December 1931 - from the Leicester Square Theatre, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| J-1-2 |
Oh ! What A Night |
Broadcast |
BCST 786 |
| J-2-1 |
The Longer That You Linger In Virginia |
| J-3-2 |
My Baby Said "Yes, Yes !" |
Broadcast |
BCST 787 |
| J-4-1 |
I Found A Million Dollar Baby |
December 1931 - from the Leicester Square Theatre, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| J-15-1-2 |
Today I Feel So Happy
(Intro. It's A Hard Life) |
Broadcast |
BCST 792 |
| J-16-1-2 |
The Penguin's Patrol |
| J-17-2 |
Guilty |
Broadcast |
BCST 793 |
| J-18-1 |
Nobody's Sweetheart |
January 1932 - from the Leicester Square Theatre, London.
(Jimmy Goss (clarinet/alto-sax) replaces Sid Millward)
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| J-61-2 |
Sunshine And Roses |
Broadcast |
BCST 814 |
| J-62-1 |
Consolation |
Broadcast |
BCST 809 |
| J-63-1 |
Oh ! Mo'nah |
| J-64-1-2 |
By The Fireside |
Broadcast |
BCST 814 |
HARRY ROY AND HIS BAT CLUB BOYS
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano), Tommy Venn (banjo/acoustic guitar), Arthur Calkin (string bass), Bill Currie (drums/vocals)
February 1932 - from the Bat Club, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| 195 |
Cheated |
Oriole |
P-105 |
| 199 |
Home |
Oriole |
P-106 |
| 202 |
You Rascal You (No. 2) |
| 204 |
Ooh ! That Kiss |
Oriole |
P-105 |
HARRY ROY AND HIS R.K.OLIANS
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Harry Owen, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone), Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute),
Hugh Tripp (clarinet/alto-sax), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (clarinet/saxes), Eddie Freeman (violin, acoustic guitar),
Maurice Sterndale, H. Gold (violin), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (banjo/acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals)
August 30th 1932
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4717-2 |
Ooh ! That Kiss |
Parlophone |
R-1298 (also on Ariel 4808) |
| WE-4718-1 |
The Scat Song |
Note: AR 4808 was credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
September 16th 1932
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4749-1 |
How's I Doin' ? |
Parlophone |
R-1312 |
| WE-4750-1 |
Crazy People
(Intro by Bill Currie pretending to be Harry Roy !) |
September 30th 1932 - Sid Millward (clarinet/alto-sax) replaces Tripp.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4770-1 |
Love Is The Sweetest Thing |
Parlophone |
R-1336 |
| WE-4771-1 |
So Ashamed |
Parlophone |
R-1373 |
| WE-4772-1 |
I Heard |
Parlophone |
R-1336 |
October 17th 1932
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4799-1 |
London Bridge Is Falling Down |
Parlophone |
R-1360 |
| WE-4800-2 |
Southern Serenade |
Parlophone |
R-1373 |
| WE-4801-1 |
It Pays To Advertise |
Parlophone |
R-1360 |
November 25th 1932
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4843-1 |
Somebody Stole My Gal |
Parlophone |
R-1376 |
| WE-4844-1 |
Here's Hoping |
December 19th 1932
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4871-1 |
I'll Follow You |
Parlophone |
R-1402 |
| WE-4872-1 |
Sing (It's Good For Ya) |
| WE-4873-1 |
I Don't Want To Go To Bed |
Parlophone |
R-1393 |
| WE-4874-1 |
Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep) |
January 18th 1933
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4908-1 |
Brighter Than The Sun "The Little Damozel" |
Parlophone |
R-1421 |
| WE-4909-1 |
What More Can I Ask ? "The Little Damozel" |
| WE-4910-1 |
Freddy The Freshman |
Parlophone |
R-1423 |
| WE-4911-1 |
Can't Do Without Love |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals), Binnie Barnes (vocals)
Arrangers: George Scott-Wood and Stan Bowsner.
February 1st 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4926-1 |
Love Tales |
Parlophone |
R-1434 |
| WE-4927-1 |
I Wish I Knew A Bigger Word Than Love |
Parlophone |
R-1433 |
| WE-4928-1 |
The Wise Old Owl Said Hoo ! |
Parlophone |
R-1434 |
| WE-4929-1 |
Wheezy Anna |
Parlophone |
R-1433 |
February 8th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4935-1 |
A Letter To My Mother |
Parlophone |
R-1445 |
| WE-4936-1 |
I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan |
Parlophone |
R-1446 |
| WE-4937-1 |
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime |
| WE-4938-1 |
Pretending You Care |
Parlophone |
R-1445 |
February 18th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4945-1 |
The World Is So Small |
Parlophone |
R-1458 |
| WE-4946-1 |
Becky, Play Your Violin |
Parlophone |
R-1457 |
| WE-4947-1 |
Sittin' In The Dark |
| WE-4948-1 |
Ma |
Parlophone |
R-1458 |
Below we have a very clear cutting from "Rhythm" of March 1933 with Arthur surprisingly un-jacketed in the centre.
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Harry Roy and his R.K.Olians (1933)
from the publication "Rhythm" dated March 1933. |
March 1st 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-4981-1 |
The Village Band
(Intro by Harry Roy in German) |
Parlophone |
R-1468 |
| WE-4982-2 |
Im Silly, I'm Daffy, S'No Use, I'm In Love |
| WE-4983-1 |
City, Pity Me |
Parlophone |
R-1472 |
March 14th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| WE-5023-1 |
The Girl In The Little Green Hat |
Parlophone |
R-1474 |
| WE-5024-1 |
There's Something About A Soldier |
Parlophone |
R-1473 |
| WE-5025-1 |
My Darling |
| WE-5026-1 |
Have You Ever Been Lonely ? |
Parlophone |
R-1472 |
| WE-5027-1 |
Won't You Stay To Tea ? |
Parlophone |
R-1474 |
April 5th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6018-1 |
Wah-De-Dah |
Parlophone |
R-1496, also on F-142 |
| CE-6019-1 |
Contented |
Parlophone |
R-1497 |
| CE-6020-1 |
Waiting For Tomorrow And You |
Parlophone |
R-1498 |
| CE-6021-1 |
That's My Home |
Parlophone |
R-1497 |
April 21st 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6034-2 |
I've Told Ev'ry Little Star |
Parlophone |
R-1507 |
| CE-6035-1 |
We Belong Together |
| CE-6036-1-2 |
Canadian Capers |
Parlophone |
R-1505, also on F-1919 |
| CE-6037-1 |
Tiger Rag
(Intro. Chinatown, My Chinatown) |
April 26th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6042-1 |
Something Came And Got Me In The Spring |
Parlophone |
R-1521 |
| CE-6043-1 |
I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues |
Parlophone |
R-1520 |
| CE-6044-1 |
You Are Too Beautiful |
| CE-6045-1 |
You've Got Me Crying Again |
Parlophone |
R-1521 |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals), Billy Milton (vocals)
May 24th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6073-1 |
Bugle Call Rag |
Parlophone |
R-1526, also on R-1734, F-1923, F-2364 |
| CE-6074-1 |
You Did Ev'rything For Me |
Parlophone |
R-1542 |
| CE-6075-1 |
Chewing Gum |
| CE-6076-1 |
Stormy Weather |
Parlophone |
R-1526, also on AR 4835 |
| CE-6077-1 |
No Thrill At All |
Parlophone |
R-1527 |
| CE-6078-1 |
A Photograph Of You |
Note: AR 4835 was credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
June 6th 1933 - From the Cafe Anglais, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6092-1-3 |
All Over Italy |
Parlophone |
R-1543 |
| CE-6093-1 |
Jog Along |
| CE-6094-1 |
Hurricane Harry |
Parlophone |
R-1553, also on F-1920 |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals), Billy Milton (vocals)
Esther Coleman (as Diana Clare) (vocals)
Arranged by Stan Bowsher and George Scott-Wood.
June 24th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6106-1 |
Somebody Stole My Gal |
Parlophone |
R-1553, also on F-1920 |
| CE-6107-1 |
Limehouse Blues/Chinatown |
Parlophone |
R-1554, also on R-1948, F-1927 |
| CE-6108-1 |
When It's Darkness On The Delta |
Dated about this time in our scrapbook there is a photo of the band appearing on the stage of The Astoria. It is undated.
It appears to be taken from one of the side boxes above the band, and is not re-printed here as none of the faces can be identified.
The next photo (also not shown here) is from Melody Maker dated June 1933 and appears to present the band appearing at the
Cafe Anglais, as right underneath it is a newspaper cutting describing Harry's band of cricketers :
Harry Roy's Rhythm Style Cricketers in Form
During the last week or so, Harry Roy's band from the Cafe Anglais has been busy with the production
of a totally new rhythm - the kind that is produced by the meeting of willow and leather.
Harry and his boys have formed a strong cricket eleven, which is playing as many as two or
three matches a week, and giving an excellent account of itself.
The team has found a demon bowler in the person of Harry himself, who has been going great guns,
taking some four or five wickets for only a score or so of runs on most occasions.
Arthur Calkin, the bass player of the band, is another very vigorous bowler.
The article goes on to describe one match in detail in which Felix Mendelsohnn gets hospitalised
after a cricket ball hit him on the head. At the end it lists the full team which includes a
Joe Calkin (?). There is also a picture of the team, but unfortunately not very clear.
I have some 16mm cine film from 1938 of Harry Roy at one of these cricket matches !
(unfortunately brief)
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June 28th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6118-1 |
Twelfth Street Rag |
Parlophone |
R-1568, also on R-1895, F-1926, F-2350 |
| CE-6119-1 |
I Raised My Hat |
July 14th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6140-1 |
Mood Indigo |
Parlophone |
R-1584 |
| CE-6141-1 |
I Cover The Waterfront |
Parlophone |
R-1576 |
| CE-6142-1 |
Isn't It Heavenly |
Parlophone |
R-1594 |
| CE-6143-1 |
There's A Cabin In The Pines |
Parlophone |
R-1594 (as above), also on AR 4846 |
| CE-6144-1 |
There's A New Day Comin' |
Parlophone |
R-1584 |
| CE-6145-1 |
Down In The Valley |
Parlophone |
R-1576, also on AR 4835 |
Note: Both AR's were credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
August 28th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6156-1 |
Lazybones |
Parlophone |
R-1611 |
| CE-6157-1 |
Happy As The Day Is Long |
Parlophone |
R-1612 |
| CE-6158-3 |
Learn To Croon |
Parlophone |
R-1611 |
| CE-6159-1 |
Sweetheart Darlin' |
Parlophone |
R-1603, also on AR 4846 |
| CE-6160-1 |
Ding Dong Ding |
Parlophone |
R-1603, also on AR 4847 |
| CE-6161-2 |
Sing Another Line |
Parlophone |
R-1612 |
| CE-6164-1 |
Night And Day |
Parlophone |
R-1646 |
| CE-6165-1-2 |
Don't Blame Me |
Rejected |
Note: Both AR's were credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
September 20th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6165-3 |
Don't Blame Me |
Parlophone |
R-1620 |
| CE-6187-1 |
I'll Take An Option On You |
Parlophone |
R-1635 |
| CE-6188-1 |
Morning, Noon And Night |
Parlophone |
R-1620 |
| CE-6189-1 |
A Hot Time In Town - Part 1
(Intro by Bill currie: Wabash Blues/Some Of These Days/Wang Wang Blues/Runnin' Wild/Somebody Stole My Gal) |
Parlophone |
R-1621 |
| CE-6190-1 |
A Hot Time In Town - Part 2
(Intro by Bill currie: St. Louis Blues/Beale Street Blues/After You've Gone/Barnyard Blues) |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals), Leslie Hutchinson (vocals)
Compered by Freddie Grise-Wood.
September 21st 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6191-3 |
Trouble In Paradise |
Parlophone |
R-1635 |
| CE-6192-1 |
Saying Goodbye To Love |
Parlophone |
R-1646 |
| CE-6195-1 |
Dinner At Eight |
Parlophone |
R-1636 |
| CE-6196-1 |
Snowball |
| CE-6197-1 |
Dusty Shoes |
Parlophone |
R-1647, also on F-250 |
| CE-6198-1 |
I Can't Give You Anything But Love
(Intro Freddie Grise-Wood: Bugle Call Rag)
9th March 1938 - Remixed without intro and issued on F-1177 |
Parlophone |
R-1658 |
| CE-6199-1 |
Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia |
October 26th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6234-1 |
Ah, But Is It Love ? |
Parlophone |
R-1659 |
| CE-6235-1 |
I've Gotta Get Up And Go To Work |
| CE-6238-1 |
Swingy Little Thingy |
Parlophone |
R-1672 |
| CE-6239-1 |
I Was In The Mood |
Parlophone |
R-1671 |
| CE-6240-1 |
The Last Round Up |
Parlophone |
R-1672 |
| CE-6241-1 |
He Was A Handsome Young Soldier |
Parlophone |
R-1671 |
Parlophone Advertisement
(from Rhythm Vol.VII No.75 - December 1933)
November 7th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6273-1 |
The Cage In The Window |
Parlophone |
R-1677 |
| CE-6274-1 |
Black Panther |
| CE-6275-1 |
Lily Of Laguna |
Parlophone |
R-1678 |
| CE-6276-1 |
Did My Heart Beat |
November 16th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6297-1 |
Louisiana Hayride |
Parlophone |
R-1690 |
| CE-6298-1 |
Without That Certain Thing |
| CE-6313-1 |
No Funny Business |
Parlophone |
R-1689 |
| CE-6314-1 |
Wheezy Anna's Wedding |
November 1933 - Recording NOT listed in Rust and Forbes, but clearly issued as can be seen in the press cutting above !
Although listed as by HARRY ROY'S TIGER-RAGAMUFFINS, Moreton & Kaye certainly did record piano duets, and this recording could just be one of those ...
although, if all three were just piano duets, how comes R1771 IS listed in R&F as by the five-piece band.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| Unknown |
St. Louis Blues/Some Of These Days |
Parlophone |
R-1701 |
| Unknown |
Dinah/After You've Gone/Nobody's Sweetheart |
November 28th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6304-1 |
Beale Street Bill And Bowery Lil |
Parlophone |
R-1727 |
| CE-6305-1 |
Eadie Was A Lady |
Parlophone |
R-1709 |
| CE-6306-1 |
La-Di-Da-Di-Da |
| CE-6307-1 |
My Hat's On The Side Of My Head |
Parlophone |
R-1710 |
| CE-6308-1 |
Louisiana Lullaby |
December 12th 1933 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6327-1 |
By A Waterfall |
Parlophone |
R-1725 |
| CE-6328-1 |
You're My Past, Present And Future |
Parlophone |
R-1726 |
| CE-6329-1 |
Shanghai Lil |
Parlophone |
R-1725 |
| CE-6330-1 |
Doin' The Uptown Lowdown |
Parlophone |
R-1726 |
| CE-6331-1 |
Close Your Eyes |
Parlophone |
R-1727 |
| CE-6331-2 |
Close Your Eyes |
Ariel |
AR 4856 |
Note: AR 4856 was credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
January 4th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6338-1 |
I Stole Back The Gal (Who Was Stolen From Me) |
Parlophone |
R-1733 |
| CE-6339-1 |
La-La-La-La (The Modern Singing Lesson) |
Parlophone |
R-1732 |
| CE-6340-1 |
Doggone, I've Done It |
Parlophone |
R-1733 |
| CE-6341-1 |
Who Walks In When I Walk Out |
Parlophone |
R-1732 |
Ivor Moreton and his haymaker.
(from Rhythm - March 1936)
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin/vocals),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals)
January 15th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6342-1 |
Nobody's Sweetheart |
Parlophone |
R-1734, also on F-1923 |
| CE-6343-1 |
Did You Ever See A Dream Walking ? |
Parlophone |
R-1731, also on AR 4856 |
| CE-6344-1 |
On A Steamer Coming Over |
| CE-6354-1 |
The Buggy Song |
Parlophone |
R-1745 |
| CE-6355-2 |
It's Only A Paper Moon |
Parlophone |
R-1746 |
| CE-6356-1 |
How |
| CE-6357-1 |
Everything I Have Is Yours |
Parlophone |
R-1745 |
Note: AR 4856 was credited as being by "ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA".
February 5th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6373-1 |
We Like A Gay Song |
Parlophone |
R-1761 |
| CE-6374-1 |
Dixie Lee |
| CE-6375-1 |
My Last Year's Gal |
Parlophone |
R-1762, also on F-1177 |
| CE-6376-1 |
Bom-Di-Bom |
| CE-6379-1 |
Farewell Blues/You Rascal You/Muddy Waters
(Intro by Harry Roy AND Arthur Calkin) |
Parlophone |
R-1771 |
| CE-6380-1 |
Shine/My Sweetie Went Away/Sweet Jennie Lee |
Note: Parlophone R-1771 is credited to and is the first appearance of HARRY ROY AND HIS TIGER RAGAMUFFINS.
(Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano),
Arthur Calkin (string bass) and Joe Daniels (drums))
February 15th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6383-1 |
Over On The Sunny Side |
Parlophone |
R-1769 |
| CE-6384-1 |
Golden Gate Kate |
| CE-6385-1 |
Ol' Pappy |
Parlophone |
R-1770 |
| CE-6386-1 |
Oh Mother, Mother (Please Speak To Willie) |
March 4th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6402-1 |
In Town Tonight (Knightsbridge) |
Parlophone |
R-1783 |
| CE-6403-1 |
Lucy's Lips |
Parlophone |
R-1784 |
| CE-6404-1 |
The Villain Of The Piece |
| CE-6405-1 |
What's Good for The Goose (Is Good For The Gander) |
Parlophone |
R-1783 |
The full band appeared at the Holborn Empire on 12th March 1934 (it's written on a cutting in our scrapbook).
March 18th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6416-1 |
Build A Little Home |
Parlophone |
R-1795 |
| CE-6417-1 |
Keep Young And Beautiful |
| CE-6418-1 |
Alexander's Ragtime Band |
Parlophone |
R-1796, also on F-142 |
| CE-6419-1 |
Better Think Twice |
March 1934 - Recording NOT listed in Rust and Forbes, but clearly issued as R1797
And certainly released April 13th 1934 ... priced 2 shillings and sixpence !
Again, this could be just a piano duet (see cutting and my comments above in November 1933 section).
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| Unknown |
Kitten On The Keys/Russian Rag |
Parlophone |
R-1797 |
| Unknown |
Nola/Polly |
March 20th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6434-1 |
You Oughta be In Pictures |
Parlophone |
R-1811 |
| CE-6435-2 |
One Morning In May |
Parlophone |
R-1812 |
| CE-6436-1 |
Mama Don't Want No Peas An' Rice An' Coconut Oil |
| CE-6437-1 |
Now That We're Sweethearts Again (Tell Me What You Told Me) |
Parlophone |
R-1811 |
 |
| An ad from a London Palladium programme of April 1934 |
 |
Harry's entry in the London Palladium programme of April 1934
(Interestingly the act before them are called the Nit Wits !!) |
 |
An interesting ad if compared with the one above as this is the
first mention in the scrapbook of the Tiger-Ragamuffins.
Advertised as a separate entity if you compare catalogue numbers. |
April 15th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6448-1 |
Temperamental - Blues (sic) |
Parlophone |
R-1829 |
| CE-6449-1 |
Lonely Feet |
Parlophone |
R-1817 |
| CE-6450-1 |
I'm Somebody's Sweetheart Now |
Parlophone |
R-1829 |
| CE-6451-1 |
Emaline |
Parlophone |
R-1817 |
April 20th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6457-1 |
Carioca |
Parlophone |
R-1816 |
| CE-6458-1 |
Music Makes Me |
April 30th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6461-1 |
Goodnight, Lovely Little Lady |
Parlophone |
R-1830 |
| CE-6462-1 |
It's The Animal In Me |
May 17th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6481-1 |
Every Time I Look At You |
Parlophone |
R-1843 |
| CE-6482-1 |
Mr. Magician (Won't You Bring My Baby Back To Me ?) |
| CE-6483-1 |
Over Somebody Else's Shoulder (I Fell In Love With You) |
Parlophone |
R-1844 |
| CE-6484-1-2 |
The Show Is Over |
Next in our scrapbook there is an photo of "Harry Roy and his popular May Fair band" (not shown here). It is
from Radio Pictorial dated 18th May 1934 and although a very clear picture, it only includes the two pianists, Arthur,
the drummer and Harry himself (the personnel of The Tiger-Ragamuffins).
June 5th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6514-2 |
Memories Of You/Rain/Goodbye Blues |
Parlophone |
R-1859, also on F-1925 |
| CE-6515-2 |
It Don't Mean a Thing/Happy Feet/Everybody Love's My Baby/I Got Rhythm |
| CE-6516-1 |
Troublesome Trumpet |
Parlophone |
R-1857 |
| CE-6517-1 |
The Beat Of My Heart |
| CE-6518-1 |
Neighbours |
Parlophone |
R-1858 |
| CE-6519-1 |
Keep On Doin' What You're Doin' |
Note: Parlophone R-1859 (F-1925) is credited to HARRY ROY & HIS TIGER-RAGAMUFFINS.
(Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano),
Arthur Calkin (string bass) and Joe Daniels (drums))
June 18th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6532-1 |
My Dog Loves Your Dog |
Parlophone |
R-1865 |
| CE-6533-1 |
Nasty Man |
| CE-6534-1 |
Whan A Woman Loves A Man |
Parlophone |
R-1866 |
| CE-6535-1 |
Ridin' Around In The Rain |
| CE-6540-1 |
Ill Wind |
Parlophone |
R-1873 |
July 2nd 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6552-1 |
As Long As I Live |
Parlophone |
R-1873 |
| CE-6553-1 |
I Ain't Lazy (I'm Just Dreaming) |
Parlophone |
R-1874 |
| CE-6554-1 |
When You Climb Those Golden Stairs |
| CE-6561-1 |
Like Taking Candy From A Baby |
Parlophone |
R-1884 |
| CE-6562-1 |
What A Little Moonlight Can Do |
Parlophone |
R-1967 |
July 16th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6573-1 |
You May Not Be An Angel, But I'll String Along With You |
Parlophone |
R-1883 |
| CE-6574-1-2 |
Dreamy Serenade |
Parlophone |
R-1884 |
| CE-6575-1 |
Out For No Good |
Parlophone |
R-1883 |
| CE-6578-1 |
Why Must It Be Me ? |
Parlophone |
R-1897 |
July 24th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6586-2 |
The Roy Rag |
Parlophone |
R-1896, also on F-1926 |
| CE-6587-1 |
Something Different |
Parlophone |
R-1897 |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin/vocals),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals), Sam Browne (vocals)
September 10th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6600-1 |
Oh, Baby, Baby |
Parlophone |
R-1918 |
| CE-6601-1 |
I Wish I Were Twins |
Parlophone |
R-1908 |
| CE-6602-1 |
Jungle Fever |
| CE-6603-1 |
I'm Hummin', I'm Whistlin', I'm Singin' |
Parlophone |
R-1918 |
September 17th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6612-1 |
I Never Slept A Wink Last Night |
Parlophone |
R-1919, also on AR 4880 |
| CE-6613-1 |
Not For All The Rice In China |
Parlophone |
R-1920 |
| CE-6614-1 |
Heat Wave |
| CE-6615-1 |
Miss Otis Regrets (She Is Unable To Lunch Today) |
Parlophone |
R-1919 |
| CE-6618-3 |
Sweet Sue, Just You/Heebie Jeebies/I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight ? |
Parlophone |
R-1921 |
| CE-6619-3 |
Rockin' Chair/Georgia On My Mind/Lazy Day |
Note: Parlophone R-1921 is credited to HARRY ROY'S TIGER-RAGAMUFFINS.
(Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano),
Arthur Calkin (string bass) and Joe Daniels (drums))
October 4th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6645-1 |
Lost In A Fog |
Parlophone |
R-1938 |
| CE-6646-1 |
Three Little Fat Girls |
| CE-6647-1 |
Say It |
Parlophone |
R-1939 |
| CE-6648-1 |
Yes Sir, I Love Your Daughter |
October 15th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6660-1 |
Casa Loma Stomp |
Parlophone |
R-1948, also on F-1927 |
| CE-6661-1 |
P. S. I Love You |
Parlophone |
R-1949 |
| CE-6662-1 |
The Spring Don't Mean A Thing To Me |
| CE-6663-1 |
Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jibe |
Parlophone |
R-1967 |
October 31st 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6694-1 |
Who Made Little Boy Blue ? |
Parlophone |
R-1968, also on AR 4893 |
| CE-6695-2 |
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes |
Parlophone |
R-1969, also on AR 4889 |
| CE-6696-1 |
When A St.Louis Woman Comes Down To New Orleans |
| CE-6697-1 |
What Are You Going To Do ? |
Parlophone |
R-1968 |
| CE-6698-1 |
Fox Trot Medley - Part 1
(Intro. Jealous/Whispering/Poor Butterfly) |
Parlophone |
R-1970 |
| CE-6699-1 |
Fox Trot Medley - Part 2
(Intro. Margie/Avalon/How'm I Doin') |
| CE-6700-1 |
Waltz Medley - Part 1
(Intro. Love Will Find A Way/I'll See You Again/My Hero) |
Parlophone |
R-2009 |
| CE-6701-1 |
Waltz Trot Medley - Part 2
(Intro. Destiny/If You Were The Only Girl In The World/Alice Blue Gown) |
Note: Parlophone R-1970 and R-2009 were credited to HARRY ROY'S TIGER-RAGAMUFFINS.
(Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano),
Arthur Calkin (string bass) and Joe Daniels (drums))
November 13th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6716-1 |
Stay As Sweet As You Are |
Parlophone |
R-1980 |
| CE-6717-1 |
The Continental |
Parlophone |
R-1979, also on F-1929 |
| CE-6718-1 |
My Old Flame |
Parlophone |
R-1980 |
| CE-6719-1 |
When I Told The Village Belle |
Parlophone |
R-1981, also on AR 4889 |
| CE-6720-1 |
La Cucaracha |
Parlophone |
R-1979, also on F-1929, and on AR 4890 |
| CE-6721-1 |
If I Can't Have Anna In Cuba |
Parlophone |
R-1981 |
Note: All of the above Ariel issues credited to ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy with Ivor Moreton and Bill Currie
(from Rhythm Vol.VIII No.87 - December 1934)
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin/vocals),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals)
December 4th 1934 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6750-1 |
June In January |
Parlophone |
R-2011 |
| CE-6751-1 |
Love Is Just Around The Corner |
| CE-6752-1 |
(It Was) Sweet Of You |
Parlophone |
R-2012 |
| CE-6753-1 |
Rock And Roll |
| CE-6754-1 |
Sarawaki |
Parlophone |
R-2013 |
| CE-6755-1 |
No Words - Nor Anything |
Parlophone |
R-2014, also on F-538 |
| CE-6756-1 |
That's The Way I Like To Hear You Talk |
Parlophone |
R-2013 |
| CE-6757-1 |
What A Difference A Day Made |
Parlophone |
R-2014 |
 |
This record is
Personally signed by Harry Roy |
 |
Arthur Calkin, Harry Roy's bassist is an artist too.
(from "Rhythm", December 1934) |
January 2nd 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6772-2 |
Roy Medley - Part 1
(Intro. Bugle Call Rag/Twelfth Street Rag/Tiger Rag) |
Parlophone |
F-100 |
| CE-6773-1 |
Roy Medley - Part 2
(Intro. Somebody Stole My Gal/Nobody's Sweetheart/Chinatown My Chinatown |
January 4th 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6774-1 |
Silly Symphony Medley
(Intro. See The Funny Little Bunnies/The Penguin Is A Very Funny Creature/The World Owes me A Living/
You're Nothin' But A Nothin'/The Wise Little Hen) |
Parlophone |
F-101 (B-side is also on AR 4891) |
| CE-6775-1 |
Roll Along Covered Wagon |
| CE-6776-1 |
Valentina |
Parlophone |
F-102, also on AR 4890 |
| CE-6777-1 |
I'm On A See-Saw |
Parlophone |
F-103, also on AR 4891 |
| CE-6778-1 |
Temptation |
Parlophone |
F-102, also on F-2350 |
| CE-6779-1 |
London On A Rainy Night |
Parlophone |
F-103 |
Note: Parlophone F-2350 shows matrix no. CE-6778-2, but this just indicates an overdub ob CE-6778-1.
Some copies with a matrix of CE-6778-3 have been reported, the same applies.
January 10th 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6789-1 |
His Majesty The Baby |
Parlophone |
F-109, also on AR 4893 |
| CE-6790-1 |
My Kid's A Crooner |
| CE-6791-1 |
Greenland Medley - Part 1
(Intro. Auld Lang Syne/You Oughta Be In Pictures/Lay In The Hay/Stormy Weather/Shine) |
Parlophone |
F-109, also on AR 4893 |
| CE-6792-1 |
Greenland Medley - Part 2
(Intro. I'll follow My Secret Heart/Night And Day/All The Kings Horses/Goodnight Sweetheart/Auld Lang Syne) |
HARRY ROY'S TIGER-RAGAMUFFINS.
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano),
Arthur Calkin (string bass) and Joe Daniels (drums)
February 1st 1935 - recorded in London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6814-1 |
Waltz Medley, No. 4
(Intro. Roses Of Picardy/Dream Melody/In A Little Spanish Town) |
Parlophone |
F-147 |
| CE-6815-1 |
Waltz Medley, No. 3
(Intro. Just For A While/Wonderful One/Three O'Clock In The Morning) |
| CE-6816-1 |
Fox Trot Medley No. 3
(Intro. Birth Of The Blues/Chloe/Shine On Harvest Moon) |
Parlophone |
F-115 |
| CE-6817-1 |
Fox Trot Medley No. 4
(Intro. Waiting For The Robert E. Lee/I Want To Be Happy/I Ain't Got Nobody) |
HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Harry Roy (clarinet/alto-sax/vocals), Bert Wilton, Tommy Porter (trumpets), Jack Collins (trombone),
Nat Temple (clarinet/alto sax/flute), Joe Arbiter (alto-sax), Harry Goss (tenor-sax), Maurice Sterndale (violin/vocals),
Ivor Moreton (piano/vocals), Dave Kaye (2nd piano), Tommy Venn (acoustic guitar),
Arthur Calkin (string bass/sousaphone), Joe Daniels (drums), Bill Currie (timpani/vocals)
February 4th 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6821-1 |
Easter Parade |
Parlophone |
F-112 |
| CE-6822-1 |
You And The Night And The Music |
| CE-6823-1 |
She Fell For A Feller From Oopsala |
Parlophone |
F-113, also on AR 4895 |
| CE-6824-1 |
Dancing With My Shadow |
February 6th 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6825-1 |
A-Hunting We Will Go |
Parlophone |
F-114 |
| CE-6826-2 |
Home James, And Don't Spare The Horses |
Parlophone |
F-111 |
| CE-6827-1 |
No Moon, No Stars, Just You |
Parlophone |
F-124 |
| CE-6828-1 |
The Snake In The Grass |
Parlophone |
F-111 |
| CE-6845-1 |
Blue Moon |
Parlophone |
F-124 |
| CE-6846-1 |
Pop Goes Your Heart ! |
Parlophone |
F-114, also on AR 4895 |
February 18th 1935 - From the Mayfair Hotel, London.
| Matrix No. |
Track |
Record Label |
Catalogue Number |
| CE-6851-1 |
The Pig Got Up And Slowly Walked Away |
Parlophone |
F-125 (B-side is also on AR 4898) |
| CE-6852-1 |
The Dashing Marine |
| CE-6855-1 |
The Obj |
