Jack Jackson’s Band is still such a true pleasure to hear...one of my most favorite 1930s recordings is his version of “It Happened in the Moonlight”...pop music at its best...one of “those” you’ll find yourself humming and whistling after your first listening...talk about a great foxtrot-oh, my!
Bob, it's great to find you shining the spotlight on Jack's versatile band! As always, your choices present an accurate representation of this outfit's wide range. I have to put Gosh I Must Be Falling In Love, Dixie Lee and Most Of Ev'ry Day at the top of my list -- very snazzy arrangements. ... And like Henri, I first heard the cute Dixie Lee in Jimmie Noone's hot treatment.
Bob, I have been enjoyed this awesome Jack Jackson set all these days without time to write how wonderful it is, and realizing too, how difficult is to choose just one recording among the others. All are so beautiful in its own way, from the hottest “Dixie Lee” to the touching “Don’t You Cry When We Say Goodbye” . We have talked before how great was 1934 in music, and here we have one proof. Jackson is at his best!
Great to hear from you Han! I have a number of Jack's records and I like his lively performances. I bet he would have been a great show to see as he seems to have been quite a character.
Thank you for sharing this excellent selection of Jack Payne recordings. I think tracks 2 and 4 are my favourites, but It is difficult to be decisive on this occasion.
I am glad you enjoyed your fellow countryman, Jack Jackson. This is one of my top five favorite British bands of the 1930's. Hope all is well with you Walter!
.....herrlich....über 80 Jahre alte Lieder und immer noch super schön anzuhören..... Good morning, Bob ... I am drinking a cup of coffee and listening to this beautiful music. Have a nice day.... CW P.S.: Did my e-mail reach you?
00:07 [1] *Most of Ev'ry Day* . _Noël Coward (m & w)_ 03:01 [2] *Dixie Lee* . _Alex Hill (m & w)_ 05:42 [3] *Homeward* . _Tolchard Evans (m) & Stanley J. Damerell, Robert Hargreaves (w)_ 08:48 [4] *Gosh, I Must Be Falling in Love* . _Michael Carr (m) & Max and Harry Nesbitt (w)_ 11:38 [5] *I Travel Alone* . _Noël Coward (m & w)_ 14:42 [6] Don't You Cry When We Say Goodbye* . _Harry Woods (m & w)_ 17:38 [7] *Ache in My Heart* . _Lester Rome (m) & Bruce Siever (w)_ Jack Jackson - tp, voc, dir; Harry MacFarlane, Freddy Mann - tp; Tony Thorpe, Eric Tann - tb; E.O. Pogson - cl, as, fl; Stanley Andrews - as, vn; Chappie D'Amato - bs, g; Allen Warner - cl, ts, oboe, cello; Jack & Dave Fish - vn; Harry Rubens - p; Tiny Stock - b; Percy Hampton - dr; Alberta Hunter, Peggy Cochrane, Fred Latham - voc. [6] => www.imdb.com/title/tt0025724/reference [2] => Jimmie Noone (who introduced me to this very upbeat tune), the Casa Loma Orchestra, Valaida Snow, Sid Peltyn and His Orchestra (the first to wax it). And although _Dixie Lee_ was apparently *not* crooned into a microphone by Bing Crosby, he at least _married_ her.
A great way to kick off the New Year with this British compilation.
Glad you enjoyed it Larry!
heyaaah, Bob 🙋♀️
MOST OF EV'RY DAY
I listen to YOUR music 😘
Thank you BB
Jack Jackson’s Band is still such a true pleasure to hear...one of my most favorite 1930s recordings is his version of “It Happened in the Moonlight”...pop music at its best...one of “those” you’ll find yourself humming and whistling after your first listening...talk about a great foxtrot-oh, my!
I may have that selection Spencer. Thank you for watching the channel! 🙂
Wonderful set of tunes. My favourite is I travel alone. Though it was difficult to choose. Thank you for sharing 🌞❤️👍
Great selection Natalia, mine too!
Bob, it's great to find you shining the spotlight on Jack's versatile band! As always, your choices present an accurate representation of this outfit's wide range. I have to put Gosh I Must Be Falling In Love, Dixie Lee and Most Of Ev'ry Day at the top of my list -- very snazzy arrangements. ... And like Henri, I first heard the cute Dixie Lee in Jimmie Noone's hot treatment.
JJ is one of my favorite British bands Elizabeth. Stay tuned for my great music from JJ. 🙂
Muy bonito trabajo gracias ..me encanta esta música.
Gracias Matilde por el cumplido. Me alegro de que haya disfrutado de esta selección y gracias por ver el canal.
Bob, I have been enjoyed this awesome Jack Jackson set all these days without time to write how wonderful it is, and realizing too, how difficult is to choose just one recording among the others. All are so beautiful in its own way, from the hottest “Dixie Lee” to the touching “Don’t You Cry When We Say Goodbye” . We have talked before how great was 1934 in music, and here we have one proof. Jackson is at his best!
As glad to hear you love the selections Alvaro. I know you are a big British dance band fan, so had a feeling you would like these.
Thanks Bob for this fine music, I am a great fan of Jack Jackson!!
Great to hear from you Han! I have a number of Jack's records and I like his lively performances. I bet he would have been a great show to see as he seems to have been quite a character.
@@KPAXMusicOfThess I am sure of that!
Thank you for sharing this excellent selection of Jack Payne recordings. I think tracks 2 and 4 are my favourites, but It is difficult to be decisive on this occasion.
I am glad you enjoyed your fellow countryman, Jack Jackson. This is one of my top five favorite British bands of the 1930's. Hope all is well with you Walter!
Lovely selection!
Glad you enjoyed it Robert. This is one of my top 5 favorite British bands of the 1930's.
.....herrlich....über 80 Jahre alte Lieder und immer noch super schön anzuhören.....
Good morning, Bob ...
I am drinking a cup of coffee and listening to this beautiful music.
Have a nice day....
CW
P.S.: Did my e-mail reach you?
Glad you liked the music CW! Yes, I did get your email and will respond soon, thank you. 🙃
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00:07 [1] *Most of Ev'ry Day*
. _Noël Coward (m & w)_
03:01 [2] *Dixie Lee*
. _Alex Hill (m & w)_
05:42 [3] *Homeward*
. _Tolchard Evans (m) & Stanley J. Damerell, Robert Hargreaves (w)_
08:48 [4] *Gosh, I Must Be Falling in Love*
. _Michael Carr (m) & Max and Harry Nesbitt (w)_
11:38 [5] *I Travel Alone*
. _Noël Coward (m & w)_
14:42 [6] Don't You Cry When We Say Goodbye*
. _Harry Woods (m & w)_
17:38 [7] *Ache in My Heart*
. _Lester Rome (m) & Bruce Siever (w)_
Jack Jackson - tp, voc, dir; Harry MacFarlane, Freddy Mann - tp; Tony Thorpe, Eric Tann - tb; E.O. Pogson - cl, as, fl; Stanley Andrews - as, vn; Chappie D'Amato - bs, g; Allen Warner - cl, ts, oboe, cello; Jack & Dave Fish - vn; Harry Rubens - p; Tiny Stock - b; Percy Hampton - dr; Alberta Hunter, Peggy Cochrane, Fred Latham - voc.
[6] => www.imdb.com/title/tt0025724/reference
[2] => Jimmie Noone (who introduced me to this very upbeat tune), the Casa Loma Orchestra, Valaida Snow, Sid Peltyn and His Orchestra (the first to wax it). And although _Dixie Lee_ was apparently *not* crooned into a microphone by Bing Crosby, he at least _married_ her.
Thank you Henri, I love all the detailed information you provide. I guess that is the professor in you.🙂
OH, THE MUSICA ES VERY SCHMOJE