The golden age of British dance bands : those dance band years, 1936-1938.

Side one: Moon over Miami / Maurice Winnick and his Orchestra -- Woe is me / The Romany Band -- Oh! By jingo! Oh by gee! / The Krakajax -- A pretty girl is like a melody / Roy Fox and his Orchestra -- Free / Billy Cotton and his Band -- When my dreamboat comes home / Bram Martin and his Band -- West End blues / Bram Martin's Borderlines -- Boo-hoo / Nat Gonella and his Georgians --- Side two: Swing high, swing low / Bert Firman and his orchestra -- Never in a million years / Billy Bissett and his Orchestra -- Love is good for anything that ails you / Orlando and his Orchestra -- Swing session in Siberia / George Elrick and his Swing Music Makers -- Getting some fun out of life / Howard Jacobs and his Golden Tone Saxophone with his Orchestra for Dancing -- Chinese laundry blues / Syd Seymour and his Mad Hatters -- You started something / Billy Ternent's Rhythm -- She's the daughter of the old grey mare / Dan Donovan and his Music.

Compiled and produced from EMI Archives by Chris Ellis.