Say It With Songs - Rhythm Maniacs (1929)

The Rhythm Maniacs were the house band in the early days of Decca Records, and used many musicians drawn from Ambrose's orchestra. Their records contain many good jazz touches, even in relatively mainstream material like in this medley containing Little Pal / Used to you / Why can't you / I'm in the seventh heaven.

Arthur Lally, cl, as, bar, dir; Sylvester Ahola, Dennis Ratcliffe, t; Ted Heath, tb; Danny Polo, cl, as; Johnny Helfer or Joe Crossman, cl, ts; Claude Ivy, p; Joe Brannelly, bj; Tiny Stock, bb; Max Bacon, d, vib; Maurice Elwin, v. Recorded in Chelsea, 25 Oct 1929.

Transferred by Julian Dyer from an original 78 in my collection.

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