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#	Title	Principal Artiste	Composers	Lyricist / Date written	Place	Date recorded	Matrix	Label&cat.no.	Additional Information
1	Soho Blues	Lequime's Grand Hotel Orchestra (Calcutta)	Chris A.Webb	w/m `26	Calcutta	c.April 1926	8-10545 BL-1049	HMV P-7094, HMV	Jimmy Lequime (trumpet), Nick Ampier (trombone), Pete Harmon (soprano/alto sax/ VOCALS). Claude "Sax" MacGuire (clarinet, soprano/alto sax), Joe Speelman (ten. sax), Vic Halek (ten. sax, violin). Monia Litter (piano, arranger), Al Bowlly (banjo, NO VACAL). Bill Houghton (percussion). Calcutta, c. April 1926
2	House Where The Shutters Are Green	Lequime's Grand Hotel Orchestra (Calcutta)	Chris A.Webb	w/m `26	Calcutta	c.April 1926	8-10546 BL-1050	HMV P-7094	AB (banjo) VOCAL by Pete Harmon. c. April 1926
3	Blue Skies	AB acc. by own uke., Edgar Adeler (pno.)	Irving Berlin	w/m `26	Berlin	August 18, 1927	M-19372	Hom 4-2386	AB - Hawaiian g; Edgar Adeler - p.
4	Say, Mister! (Have You Met Rosie's Sister)	AB acc. by own uke., Edgar Adeler (pno.)	Charlie Harrison / Fred Rose	w/m `26	Berlin	August 18, 1927	M-19373	Hom 4-2386	AB - u; Edgar Adeler - p. The record label shows "Say, Mister! (Have You Meet Rosies Sister)".
5	Ain't She Sweet?	Fred Bird, Salon Symphonic Jazz Band	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `27	Berlin	September 12, 1927	M-19381-1-2	Hom (Czech) 4-2389 Hom (German) 4-2389	Take 1 issued in Germany.[MH: There is also a Czech pressing of Ain¹t She Sweet, Homochord 4-2389, which uses matrix M19381-1. Al gets label credit on this one "Fred Bird The Salon Symphonie Jazzband with song A. Bowlly"]
6	In A Little Spanish Town	Fred Bird, Salon Symphonic Jazz Band	Mable Wayne	Sam Lewis /Joe Young `26	Berlin	September 12, 1927	M-19382	Hom 4-2389
7	All Day Long	AB acc. by own ukulele, Edgar Adeler (pno.)	SamueL Richard Gaines	D.Stevens `27	Berlin	September 22, 1927	M-19413-1	Hom 4-2414	the record label shows "Al Day Long". C. September, 1927
8	I'm Looking For A Bluebird, (To Chase The Blues Away)	AB acc. by own ukulele, Edgar Adeler (pno.)	Fred Rich	Blanche Merrill `1921	Berlin	September 22, 1927	M-19414-1	Hom 4-2414
9	Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan)	AB acc. by own tenor banjo, Edgar Adeler (pno.)	Peter DeRos /Harry Richman	Jo Trent `26	Berlin	September 22, 1927	M-19436-1	Hom 4-2411
10	A Dream Of You	AB acc. by own tenor banjo, Edgar Adeler (pno.)	Baron Hate/ Edgar Adeler	w/m `1924	Berlin	September 22, 1927	M-19437-1	Hom 4-2411
11	I'm Alone In Athlone	Fred Bird (AB?)	Fred Rich	Blanche Merrill `1921	Berlin	September 23, 1927	M-19444	Hom 4-2418	Acc. by own gtr.-I, bjo.-2, Fred Bird [MH:&another](vln.), Edgar Adeler (pno.), [MH:&unkown (chimes)]
12	Because I Love You	Fred Bird	Irving Berlin`26	w/m	Berlin	September 23, 1927	M-19445	Hom 4-2418	AB - g; Fred Bird - Violin; Edgar Adeler - p.
13	Sunny Disposish	George Carhart's New Yorkers Jazz Orchestra	Philip Charig	Ira Gershwin `26	Berlin	September 28, 1927	M-19451	Hom 4-2420	George Carhart, bj, g, dir: Evelyn Bazell, t / Eddie Norman, tb / Danny Polo, cl, as / Andy Foster, ts / Jack O'Brien, p / Dave Tough, d / Al Bowlly, v. Berlin,
14	Song Of The Wanderer	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Neil Moret (aka:Chas.Daniels	w/m `26	Berlin	Various dates for these sessions. c. May 1927, c. July 1927 (Brian Rust who later said the date was wrong). Most likely: c. September-October 1927	592bd; B-41819R&B-41819 M both sound the same	DG 21034, Pol 21034	Arthur Briggs (trumpet, leader); Heinz Müller or Jean Naudin (trombone); Mario Scanavino and or Rene Dumont (tenor and alto sax); Charlie Vidal or Georges Jacquemont (clarinet, alto sax); Gide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen or Harold M.Kirchstein (banjo); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Eugene Obendorfer (drums); Possibly Danny Polo (clarinet); Al Bowlly (ukulele or muted tenor banjo, vocals). It is probably Al Bowlly who plays a brief fourteen-bar ukulele or muted tenor banjo solo on Song of the wanderer while Engelen plays rhythm banjo throughout.
15	Muddy Water	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Peter DeRos /Harry Richman	Jo Trent `26	Berlin	c September-October 1927	593bd; B-41821	DG 21035, Pol 21035	As above. No vocals, instrumental. Al may well play banjo/guitar
16	Hallelujah	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Vincent Youmans	Leo Robin /Cliff Grey 1927	Berlin	c September-October 1927	599bd; B-41820&B-41820M both sound the same	DG 21034 Pol 21034 Pol W-103	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax); Charlie Vidal (alto sax); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); unknown (rhumba gourds). Instrumental. Al may well play banjo/guitar. (Australian pressings often are named Syncopators instead of Syncop's)
17	Miss Annabelle Lee	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Sid Clare/Lew Pollack and Harry Richman	w/m `27	Berlin	c September-October 1927	600bd; B-41823	DG 21036, Pol 21036	AB may well play banjo/guitar
18	Memphis	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Joe Tarto	w/m `26/27	Berlin	c September-October 1927	601bd; B-41824	DG 21036 Pol 21036	Unconfirmed. Al may well play banjo/guitar
19	Rio Rita	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Harry Tierney	Joe McCarthy `27	Berlin	c September-October 1927	602bd; B-41825 602bd;B-1825M	DG 21037, Pol 21037	Unconfirmed. Al may well play banjo/guitar
20	I'm Looking For A Girl Named Mary	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Sam H.Stept	w/m `26	Berlin	c September-October 1927	603bd; B-41822	DG 21035, Pol 21035	Unconfirmed. Al may well play banjo/guitar
21	Cheritza	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Louis Breau	Tom Ford / Irving Bibo `26	Berlin	c September-October 1927	604bd; B-41826604bd; B-41826M	DG 21037, Pol 21037	Unconfirmed. Al may well play banjo/guitar No vocal on either
22	Ain't She Sweet?	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	648bd; B-41855	Pol + DG 21095	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet); Egide van Gils (piano, glockenspiel); Mike Engelen (banjo, guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums). instrumental, AB possibly on banjo
23	Do The Black Bottom With Me	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Geo W.Meyer	`27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	649bd; B-41857	Polydor + DG 21096	instrumental, AB possibly on banjo
24	Ain't She Sweet?	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	681bd; B-41887	DG 21124, Pol 21124	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax, violin); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet-2); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (banjo, guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal).
25	Do The Black Bottom With Me	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Geo W.Meyer	`27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	682bd; B-41883	DG 21122, Pol 21122	Bowlly vocal
26	Souvenirs	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Horatio Nicholls (aka:Lawrence. Wright)	Edgar Leslie `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	684bd; B-41884	DG 21122, Pol 21122, Pol W-104 Polydor 10076 (Japan)?	Bowlly vocal
27	Since I Found You	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Sidney Clare / Harry Woods	w/m `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	691bd; B-41889	DG 21125, Pol 21125	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (banjo, guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal).
28	Who-Oo? You-Oo, That's Who!	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	693bd; B-41895	DG 21128, Pol 21128	Bowlly Vocal
29	Rosy Cheeks	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Harry Squires	Richard A. Whiting / Seymour Simons	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	694bd; B-41893	DG 21127, Pol 21127	Bowlly Vocal
30	Roses For Remembrance	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Gus Kahn / Loyal Curtis	w/m `26	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	695bd; B-41896	DG 21128, Pol 21128	Bowlly Vocal
31	Why Don't You	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	(Raymond Klages / Lange)	w/m `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	700bd	DG 21123, Pol 21123, Polydor 41885	AB possibly on banjo. In a listing by Horst P. J. Bergmeier and Rainer E. Lotz, it mentions Bowlly vocal. No vocal heard on this version, so perhaps another take may have Bowlly vocal
32	I'm Coming, Virginia	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Donald Heywood	Will Marion Cook `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	701bd; B-41890	DG 21125, Pol 21125	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal).
33	It All Depends On You	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Ray Henderson / Lew Brown	B.G.DeSylva `25	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	702bd; B-41888	DG 21124, Pol 21124	As above
34	Me And My Shadow	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Al Jolson / Dave Dryer	Billy Rose `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	718bd B41899 A	DG 21130, Pol 21130	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor sax, violin); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal).
35	Are You Happy?	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `1927	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	719bd B41990	DG 21130, Pol 21130	As above
36	My Regular Girl	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Harry Warren	Bud Green `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	721bd or 722bd	DG 21132, Pol 21132	As above
37	Maybe I Will	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Harold Orlob	Irv.Caesar/Desmond Carter `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	722bd or 721bd	DG 21132 Pol 21132	As Above
38	I'm Walking On Air	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Dan Dougherty	Wm Tracey `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	723bd	DG 21131, Pol 21131	As above
39	Sometimes I'm Happy	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Vincent Youmans`1923/25/27	Leo Robin /Cliff Grey/Irv Caesar	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	734bd	DG 21127, Pol 21127, Pol W-103 oz	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax, violin); Charlie Vidal (alto sax); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums, glockenspiel); Al Bowlly (vocal)
40	Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `27	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	735bd	DG 21135, Pol 21135, Pol W-102 oz	As Above
41	Sweet Marie	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Rose	Franke	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	736bd	DG 21134, Pol 21134	As Above
42	Take Your Finger Out Of Your Mouth	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Duke Yellman(label: Duke Johmann)	Joe Schuster `26	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	740bd	DG 21134, Pol 21134 Polydor 21095 OZ	Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Heinz Müller (trombone); Mario Scanavino (tenor and alto sax, violin); Charlie Vidal (alto sax, clarinet); Egide van Gils (piano); Mike Engelen (guitar); Hans Holdt (tuba); Chappy Orlay (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal)
43	Little White House, The (there is a little white house)	Arthur Brigg's Savoy Syncop's Orchestra	Eddie Dowling / James F.Hanley	w/m `26	Berlin	c. September-October 1927	742bd	DG 21135, Pol 21135, Pol W-104	As above
44	When You Played The Organ And I Sang `The Rosary'	AB acc. by own steel gtr., Heinz Lewy (pno.)	Edgar Leslie / Jos.Gilbert	w/m `27	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19566	Hom 4-2459	Acc. by own steel gtr, with Heinz Lewy (pno.)
45	Rosy Cheeks	AB acc. by own gtr., Heinz Lewy (pno.)	Harry Squires	Richard A. Whiting / Seymour Simons	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19567	Hom 4-2460	Acc. by own guitar, with Heinz Lewy (pno.)
46	Positively-Absolutely	AB acc. by Heinz Lewy (pno.)	Sam Coslow /Jean Herbert	w/m `27	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19568	Hom 4-2461
47	Dear Little Gadabout	AB acc. by own uke., Heinz Lewy (pno.)	Phil Cook / Teddy Brown	w/m `27 ?	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19569	Hom 4-2459
48	My Regular Girl	AB acc. by own gtr., Heinz Lewy (pno.)	Harry Warren	Bud Green `27	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19570	Hom 4-2461	AB - tenor g; Heinz Lewy - p; label shows "My Regual Gal".
49	Ev'ry Little Thing I Do	AB acc. by Heinz Lewy (pno.)	N.P.Hackforth	w/m `27	Berlin	November 18, 1927	M-19571	Hom 4-2460
50	Dawn Of Tomorrow	Rene Dumont Jazz Band	Jeanne Gravelle / Joe Green	w/m `27	Berlin	c.December1927	1222bd	DG 21365, Pol 21365
51	While The Others Are Dancing	Rene Dumont Jazz Band	Sammy Fain / Roy Heindorf	Francis Wheeler)Irv Kahal c.`28	Berlin	c.December 1927	1223bd	DG 21365, Pol 21365
52	Rio Rita	Fred Bird, Salon Symphonic Jazz Band	Harry Tierney	Jos McCarthy `27	Berlin	c. December1927	M-19748-1	Hom 4-2496
53	Souvenirs	Fred Bird, Salon Symphonic Jazz Band	Horatio Nicholls (aka:Law.Wright	Edgar Leslie `27	Berlin	c. December1927	M-19749	Hom 4-2496
54	I Love No-One But You	John Abriani's Six	(O.P.Milde?) Phil/ Spitalny	w/m `27	Berlin	January 17, 1928	M-19826	Hom 4-2514	With JOHN ABRIANI'S SIX OR JOHN ABRIANI AND HIS ORCHESTRA (On M-19833). Unidentified personnel, possibly including: John(Giovanni) Abriani (bandleader, saxophonist, and violinist); Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Ferri Juza (trombone); ?(reeds); Helmuth Wernicke (piano); Felice Abriani (banjo); Fred Brownwood (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal).. From Stephanie Hotel Baden Baden.?.
55	My Blue Heaven	John Abriani's Six	Walter Donaldson	George Whiting	Berlin	January 17, 1928	M-19827-1	Hom 4-2511, Hom 4-2611	As above
56	Just Once Again	John Abriani's Six	Walter Donaldson / Paul Ash	w/m `27	Berlin	January 17, 1928	M-19828	Hom 4-2512, Hom 4-2613	As above. Label says, Just One Again
57	A Shady Tree	John Abriani's Six	Walter Donaldson	w/m `27	Berlin	January 18, 1928	M-19829	Hom 4-2511, Hom 4-2613	As above
58	Are You Thinking Of Me Tonight?	John Abriani's Six	Benny Davis	Harry Akst / L.Wolfe Gilbert `27	Berlin	January 18, 1928	M-19830	Hom 4-2612	As above
59	My Regular Girl	John Abriani's Six	Harry Warren	Bud Green `27	Berlin	January 18, 1928	M-19831	Hom 4-2512, Hom 4-2611	As above. M-19831 has a spoken introduction by Al Bowlly - 'Hello everybody, Abriani speaking, we thank you for your kind attention.'
60	Say It With A Red, Red Rose	John Abriani's Six	Jesse Greer / Lee David	Billy Rose /Harry Tobias `27	Berlin	January 18, 1928	M-19835–2	Hom 4-2524 4–2612	As above
61	All I Want Is You	John Abriani's Six	Harry Akst / Benny Davis / Sidney Clare		Berlin	January 20, 1928	M-19840	Hom 4-2532	Unconfirmed.
62	Can't You Hear Me Say `I Love You'?	John Abriani's Six	Burton Brown / Chas Derickson	Frank Skinner `27	Berlin	January 20, 1928	M-19841	Hom 4-2532	As above
63	Side By Side	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Harry Woods	w/m `27	Berlin	c. May1928	552bh-iv	DG 21605, Pol 21605	Arthur Briggs or Wilbur Curtz (tp), Mike Polzer (tb)?, Billy Barton (cl,as), Billy Bartholomew (cl,as,ldr), 2 ? (ts,bar), Edgar Adeler (p)?, Mike Danzi (bj,g), ? (b), Charlie Hersdorf (d)?, Al Bowlly (v). Duet with possibly Billy Bartholomew or Heinz Wernicke. B50328
64	Sorry	Billy Bartholomew's Delphoans	Howard Quicksell	w/m `27	Berlin	c. May1928	634br-2	DG 21607, Pol 21607	As above
65	Hallelujah	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Vincent Youmans	Leo Robin /Cliff Grey 1927	Berlin	June/July 1928	333br-2	DG 21604, French Pol 21604
66	Under The Moon	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Evelyn Hiller /Ted Snyder/Frank Wheeler	w/m `27	Berlin	June/July 1928	334br-2	DG 21604, Pol 21604	AB&Billy Bartholomew
67	A Little Girl, A Little Boy, A Little Moon	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Robert King / Harry Warren	w/m `27 ?	Berlin	June/July 1928	336br-2	DG 21605, Pol 21605
68	C'est Vous	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Abner Greenberg / Abner Silver	Harry Richman `27	Berlin	June/July 1928	635br-2	DG 21596, Pol 21596
69	After My Laughter Came Tears	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians Jazzband	Roy Turk	C.Tobias / R.Turk `28	Berlin	June/July 1928	654br-2	DG 21599, Pol 21599
70	Changes	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians Jazzband	Walter Donaldson	w/m `27	Berlin	June/July 1928	655br-2	DG 21599, Pol 21599
71	Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi, The	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians Jazzband	Byron D. Stokes / F. Dudleigh Vernor	1914	Berlin	June/July 1928	697br-2	DG 21595, Pol 21595
72	I Wonder	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians Jazzband	Davis/ Silver/ Pinkard		Berlin	June/July 1928	698br-2	DG 21596, Pol 21596
73	Beloved	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians Jazzband	Gus Kahn / Joe Sanders	w/m `28	Berlin	June/July 1928	741br-2	Pol 21663 DG 21663,	Bowlly vocal on Beloved. Other side Rain, No vocal
74	When	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Razah / Suhaler / Johnson		Berlin	June/July 1928	742br-2	DG 21654, Pol 21654
75	Henry's Made A Lady Out Of Lizzie	Billy Bartholomew's Delphians	Walter O'Keefe	w/m `28	Berlin	c. May 1928		DG 21654, Pol 21654	Unconfirmed
76	Good News, Just Imagine	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Ray Henderson	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown `27	London	July 25, 1928	No Matrix #	Brunswick 189	Bowlly's first recording in London. Fred Elizalde And His Music. Rudolf Steiner Hall, London, c. July 25, 1928. Fred Elizalde (arranger, director); Chelsea Quealey, Norman Payne, Nobby Knight (trumpet); Bobby Davis (clarinet, soprano & alto sax); Harry Hayes (clarinet, alto sax); Rex Owen, Jack Miranda, George Smith (tenor sax); Adrian Rollini bass sax, goofus, hot fountain pen, vibraphone); George Hurley, Ben Frankel, Len Lees (violin); Jack Russin (piano); Len Fillis (banjo, guitar); Mario Lorenzi (harp); Tiny Stock (tuba, string bass); Ronnie Gubertini (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
77	Wherever You Are	Fred Elizalde & his Music	(Downling / Hanley)	w/m `28	London	July 25, 1928	No Matrix #	Brunswick 189	As above
78	After My Laughter Came Tears	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Roy Turk	C.Tobias / R.Turk `28	London	July 25, 1928	No Matrix #	Brunswick Rejected	As above
79	Sweet Ukulele Maid	Trix Sisters (Helen & Josephine)	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `28 ?	London	November 6, 1928	WA-8068-2	Col 5149	Acc. by Len Fillis (gtr.), Helen Trix (pno.) AB (uke.). No Bowlly vocal
80	Sometimes	Van Phillips ahb	Fred Elizalde / Seeley	w/m `28	London	November 12, 1928	A-8089-1	Col 5209	Van Phillips (clarinet, alto sax, director); 2t/tb/Joe Crossman (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); vn/p/bj-g/bb-sb/d/; Al Bowlly (vocals). November 12/13, 1928.
81	If I Had You	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Ted Shapiro /J.Campbell	Reg Connelly `28	London	November 21, 1928	BB-146-1	Brunswick 3948	London, c. November 21, 1928. Fred Elizalde (arranger, director); Chelsea Quealey, Norman Payne, Nobby Knight (trumpet); Bobby Davis (clarinet, soprano & alto sax); Harry Hayes (clarinet, alto sax); Rex Owen, Jack Miranda, George Smith (tenor sax); Adrian Rollini bass sax, goofus, hot fountain pen, vibraphone); George Hurley, Ben Frankel, Len Lees (violin); Jack Russin (piano); Len Fillis (banjo, guitar); Mario Lorenzi (harp); Tiny Stock (tuba, string bass); Ronnie Gubertini (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
82	Misery Farm	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Jay Wallis / Dunbar Carey	w/m `29	London	December 28, 1928	BB-170-3	Brunswick 206	As above
83	I'm Sorry, Sally	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Ted Fiorito	Gus Kahn `28	London	December 28, 1928	BB-171-1-3	Brunswick 206	Take 1 and 3. As above
84	Aloha Oe	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Queen Lydia Liliuokalani 1878	N.L.Sissle 1915	London	January 23, 1929	WA 8417-1	Regal G-9287 Australian Regal G-20484	pseudonym for guitarist Len Fillis. Len Fillis-Al Bowlly-g, Eric Siday?-vn
85	O Sole Mio	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players			London	January 23, 1929	WA 8418-1-2	Regal Unissued	As above
86	Sweet And Low	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players			London	January 23, 1929	WA 8419-1-2	Regal Unissued	As above
87	Kilima	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players			London	January 23, 1929	WA 8420-1	Regal G-9287 Australian Regal G-20484	pseudonym for guitarist Len Fillis. Len Fillis-Al Bowlly-g, Eric Siday?-vn
88	What A Wonderful Wedding That Will Be	Len Fillis's Entertainers	Sammy Fain	Irving Kahal & Francis Wheeler	London	February 15, 1929	WA-8279-4	Col 5328	Len Fillis-Al Bowlly-g, ?Van Phillips-cl, Arthur Lally-bar, Eric Siday-vn, Sid Bright-p, ?Rudy Starita-d, Harry Jacobson-vocal
89	When The Lilac Blooms Again	Percival Mackey & his Concert Orchestra	Franz Doelle /Fritz Rotter	w/m `28 &`29	London	c. April 1929	1782-1	Piccadilly 288, Curry 288	Percival Mackey (directing); Freddy Pitt, George Brown (trumpets); Ben Oakley (trombone); Bill Rogers, Harry Carter (clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax); ? 2+ Eric Siday violins); ? (piano); William Greaves (banjo); Tom Eggerdon (tuba, string bass); Dan Ingman (drums); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals).
90	Up In The Clouds	Percival Mackey & his Concert Orchestra	Harry Ruby	Bert Kalmar `27	London	c. April 1929	1783-1	Piccadilly Rejected	As above. Test pressing of Take 1 does exist
91	Up In The Clouds	Percival Mackey & his Concert Orchestra	Harry Ruby	Bert Kalmar `27	London	c. April 1929	1783 1-2	Piccadilly 264, Metropole 1141, Octacros 291, Curry 264	As abobe. Piccadilly 264 as The Ever-Bright Boys; 1784 Metropole rejected - Take 2 was issued
92	Singapore Sorrows	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Le Soir / Doll		London	April 12, 1929	E-2403-2	Parlophone R-1201	Fred Elizalde (arranger, director); Chelsea Quealey, Norman Payne, Nobby Knight (trumpet); Frank Coughlan (trombone); Bobby Davis (clarinet, soprano & alto sax); Max Farley (clarinet, alto sax, flute); Phil Cardew (clarinet, alto sax); Fud Livingston, Arthur Rollini, George Smith (tenor sax); George Hurley, Ben Frankel, Len Lees (violin); Billy Mason (piano); Jack Hull (banjo); Mario Lorenzi (harp); Tiny Stock (tuba, string bass); Ronnie Gubertini (drums); Al Bowlly (guitar). London, April 12 1929
93	Nobody's Sweetheart	Fred Elizalde & his Music	Kahn / Erman / Meyer / Schoebel		London	April 12, 1929	E-2404-1	Parlophone R-1201	Smaller group consisting of Fred Elizalde (arranger, director, piano); Chelsea Quealey (trumpet); Bobby Davis (clarinet, soprano & alto sax); Max Farley (clarinet, alto sax, flute); Fud Livingston, Arthur Rollini; Billy Mason (piano); Tiny Stock (tuba, string bass); Ronnie Gubertini (drums); Al Bowlly (guitar).
94	Aloha Land	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Herzer		London	May 15, 1929	WA-9018-3	Regal G-9361 Australian Regal G-20549	"Linn Milford" is Len Fillis, the South African-born guitarist and banjoist). No Vocals
95	Honeymoon Chimes	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Mary Earl / Lew Brown	w/m `22	London	May 15, 1929	WA-9019	Regal G-9362 Regal G-20550 OZ	"Linn Milford" is Len Fillis, Al Bowlly Vocals)
96	Kawaihau, Waltz	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Traditional Hawaiian Air		London	May 15, 1929	WA-9020	Regal G-9362	"Linn Milford" is Len Fillis, the South African-born guitarist and banjoist).
97	Hawaiian Hotel	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Nainas		London	May 15, 1929	WA-9021-1	Regal G-9361, Australian Regal G-20549	"Linn Milford" is Len Fillis, the South African-born guitarist and banjoist). No Vocals
98	Anita	Len Fillis (banjo, Hawaiian gtr.), Al Bowlly (gtr), Sid Bright (pno.)	Pollack / Clare	w/m `21	London	c. June 1929	WA-9103	Col 5698	No vocal
99	Kalua	Len Fillis (banjo, Hawaiian gtr.), Al Bowlly (gtr), Sid Bright (pno.)	? Jerome Kern	w/m `29	London	c. June 1929		Col Rejected
100	Playmates	Len Fillis (banjo, steel gtr.), AB (gtr), Sid Bright (pno.)	Jas.Dietrich /Larry Spier /Sam Coslow`28	w/m `1894 /1920/`25/`28/`40	London	c. June 1929		Col Rejected	Non vocal Test Pressing exists, AB present on guitar
101	Carolina Moon	Len Fillis Novelty Quartet	Davis / Burke		London	July 4, 1929	WA-9240	Col 5522	the Quartet is descrbed as Hawaiian Guitar, Tenor Guitar, Violin and Piano so suggested personnel is Fillis, Bowlly, unknown, Bright.
102	Tu Sais	George Metaxa	Serge Walters / Eddy.Ervande	Gartman w/m `28	London	September 16, 1929	Bb-17352-2	HMV B-3164	George Metaxa (Vocals), Sylvester Ahola (trumpet), AB (guitar) Not confirmed, but listed by Dick Hill in his Sylvester Ahola discography as possible. It is most probably Len Fillis on guitar and not an Al Bowlly item.
103	Pagan Love Song	George Metaxa	Nacio Herb Brown	Art Freed `29	London	September 16, 1929	Bb-17353-2	HMV B-3164	George Metaxa (Vocals), Sylvester Ahola (trumpet), AB (guitar) Not confirmed, but listed by Dick Hill in his Sylvester Ahola discography as possible. It is most probably Len Fillis on guitar and not an Al Bowlly item.
104	The Pagan Love Song	Honolulu Serenaders	Nacio Herb Brown	Art Freed `29	London	c. November 1929	1577-2	Dominion A-219	Duet with Les Allen. Len Fillis band
105	This Is Heaven	Honolulu Serenaders	Harry Akst	Jack Yellen `29	London	c. November 1929	1578-1	Dominion A-242	Duet with Les Allen. Len Fillis band
106	S'posin' I Should Fall In Love With You	Honolulu Serenaders	Paul Denniker	Andy Razaf `29	London	c. November 1929	1579-1	Dominion A-242, Diamond 104	Duet with Les Allen Diamond 104 is a Worldecho-type cardboard disc by The Beachcomers (sic). Len Fillis band
107	Lay My Head Beneath A Rose	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	G.Falkenstein	W.Madison `26	London	November 5, 1929	A-9714-1	Regal G-9442, Regal G-20654
108	Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Carmen Lombardo	Gus Kahn `28	London	November 5, 1929	A-9717-1	Regal G-9442, Regal G-20654
109	After The Sun Kissed The World Goodbye	Fred Elizalde's Rhythmicians, directed by Adrian Rollini	Austen Croom-Johnson	w/m `29	London	December 4, 1929	3262	Metropole 1241, Octacros 367	FRED ELIZALDE'S RHYTHMUSICIANS : Adrian Rollini (bass sax, director); Norman Payne, Nobby Knight (trumpet); Jack Collins (trombone); Max Farley, Bobby Davis (clarinet, alto sax); Arthur Rollini (tenor sax); Billy Mason (piano); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Ronnie Gubertini (drums).
110	If Anything Happened To You	Fred Elizalde's Rhythmicians, directed by Adrian Rollini	G.Stevens ?	w/m `29	London	December 4, 1929	3263	Metropole 1241, Octacros 367	As above
111	An Old Italian Love Song	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Ch.Harrison/W.Hirsch / Harry	Sosnik /E.C.Keithley (all) `29	London	January 24, 1930	A-9994-1	Regal MR-28
112	Love Made A Gypsy Out Of Me	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	A.F.Phillips/Harry De Costa/L.Zimmerman	w/m `29	London	January 24, 1930	A-9995-1,-2	Regal Rejected
113	Waiting At The End Of The Road	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Irving Berlin	w/m `29	London	January 24, 1930	A-9996-1,-2	Regal Rejected
114	In The Moonlight	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Jimmy McHugh	Mills. w/m `29	London	January 24, 1930	A-9997-1	Regal MR-28	Duet with Les Allen.
115	Rio Rita	Jay Wilbur ahb	Harry Tierney	Joe McCarthy `27	London	c.February, 1930	1634-2	Dominion A-246	This item is not certainly by AB; it has a vocal duet between Cavan O'Connor and another voice that sounds very much like AB's. No other titles from this session have so far been found
116	Silv'ry Moon	Honolulu Serenaders	Frank / Al Frazzini	w/m `29	London	c. March 1930	1717-1	Dominion C-319, Celebrity 4390	Celebrity 4390 as The Hawaiian Octet.Len Fillis
117	Happy Days Are Here Again	Brooklyn Broadcasters	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `29	London	c. March 1930	1718-2	Dominion C-303 Celebrity 4377	Len Fillis. Celebrity as California Revellers
118	Gypsy Dream Rose	Honolulu Serenaders	Myer Gusman	Jas.Kendis / Fr.Samuels `29	London	c. March 1930	1721-1	Dominion C-319, Celebrity 4390	Len Fillis. Celebrity 4390 as Hawaiian Octette
119	Silv'ry Moon	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	Al Frazzini	w/m `29	London	c. March 1930	S-759-1 L330	Sterno 406 Solex 6 8"	Solex as The Hawaiian Players
120	Land Of The Might-Have-Been	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	E.Adeler	w/m `30	London	c. March 1930	S-760 L331	Sterno 594 Solex 6 8"	Solex as The Hawaiian Players
121	Somehow	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	Alan B.Richardson-Hackforth on label	w/m `27	London	c. March 1930	S-761	Sterno 429
122	Lazy Lou'siana Moon	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	Walter Donaldson	w/m `30	London	c. March 1930	S-763-1	Sterno 406
123	Gypsy Dream Rose	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Myer Gusman	Jas.Kendis / Fr.Samuels `29	London	March 7, 1930	WAR-36-1	Regal Rejected
124	Silvery Moon	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Al Frazzini / deFrank / Shephard	w/m `29	London	March 7, 1930	WAR-37-1	Regal MR-79,	Len Fillis
125	Ou Kaapstad Is Mij Hemel-Land (Old Cape Town Is My Homeland)	AB acc. by Gideon Fagan (pno.)	Gideon Fagan	w/m `30	Hayes	June 10, 1930	Bb-19460-1-2	HMV Rejected	Sung in Afrikaans
126	Sy's In Die Pad (You're In The Way)	AB acc. by Gideon Fagan (pno.)	Gideon Fagan	w/m `30	Hayes	June 10, 1930	Bb-19461-3	HMV FJ-123	Sung in Afrikaans
127	Alleenig	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	?	w/m about 1746 Dutch S.Africa	Hayes	June 30, 1930	Bb-19493-1-2	HMV FJ-100	AB - g; Gideon Fagan - p; Sung in Afrikaans
128	Sy's Mij Klein Liefie (She's My Little Sweetheart)	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Gideon Fagan	w/m `30	Hayes	June 30, 1930	Bb-19494-1,-2,-3	HMV FJ-109	Sung in Afrikaans AB - g; Gideon Fagan - p; sung in Afrikaans.
129	Sunshine	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Jerome Kern 1925	Otto Harbach /O.Hammerstein	Hayes	June 30, 1930	Bb-19495-1	HMV Rejected	AB - g; Gideon Fagan - p; test in English.
130	Every Little Kindness (Makes An Angel Smile)	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Lew Macaire	w/m `30	London	July 2, 1930	WAR-234-1	Regal MR-197, Regal G-20979	Duet with Les Allen.
131	My Angel Mother	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	H.Leon /D.Silver / M.Beresford	w/m `29	London	July 2, 1930	WAR-235-2	Regal MR-128, Regal G-20825	Duet with Les Allen.
132	Golden Gates Of Paradise, The	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	H.Verrill	w/m `31	London	July 2, 1930	WAR-236-2	Regal MR-128, Regal G-20825	Duet with Les Allen.
133	The Hymns My Mother Used To Sing	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Singers	Frank Langford /Frank Gee-Fort	w/m 1911	London	July 2, 1930	WAR-237-1	Regal MR-197, Regal G-20979
134	Sunshine	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Jerome Kern 1925	Otto Harbach /O.Hammerstein	Hayes	July 14, 1930	Bb-19495-2	HMV FJ-133
135	Banditlied (The Prisoner's Song)	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Guy Massey	w/m 1924	Hayes	July 14, 1930	Bb-19552-2	HMV FJ-133	Sung in Afrikaans
136	Die Lensam Weg (The Lonesome Road)	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Nat Shilkret	Gene Austin `28	Hayes	July 14, 1930	Bb-19553-1	HMV FJ-97	Sung in Afrikaans
137	Kleine Maat (Little Pal)	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Ray Henderson (right comp ?	A.Jolson/ De Sylva /L.Brown`28	Hayes	July 14, 1930	Bb-19554-1	HMV FJ-97	Sung in Afrikaans
138	Ou Kaapstad Is Mij Hemel-Land	Al Bowlly acc. by small orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Gideon Fagan	wm c.1929	Hayes	July 14, 1930	Bb19555-2	HMV FJ-100	Sung in Afrikaans. Al Bowlly acc. Own guitar, Albert Diggenhof-p.
139	Allah's Holiday	Night Club Kings	Rudolf Friml	Otto Harbach 1916	Hayes	July 17, 1930	Bb-19913-1-2-3	HMV rejected	A Ray Noble's house recording combination. Ray Noble (director, celeste and arranger); Norman Payne (trumpet); Jock Fleming (trumbone); Harry Hines (clarinet, alto-sax); Laurie Payne (baratone sax); Spike Hughes (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Three takes were recorded on July 17th with Al Bowlly on vocal, all rejected. Jack Plant replaces Bowlly on October 3rd and the 4th take was issued on HMV B-5913
140	Whispering	Night Club Kings	John Schonberger `20	M.S./R.Coburn /V.Rose	Hayes	July 17, 1930	Bb-19914-1-2-3	HMV rejected	A Ray Noble's house recording combination. As above
141	Give Me Back My Heart	Night Club Kings	? Ivor Novello	w/m `29	Hayes	July 17, 1930	Bb-19915-1-2	HMV rejected	A Ray Noble's house recording combination
142	On The Sunny Side Of The Street	Aldwych Players	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `30	London	August 2, 1930	945-1-2	Victory 253	Howard Godfrey (dir. Probably); Harry Thompson (trumpet, trombone); Eddie Schultz (trumpet); Bob Kane, Alex Mitchell (trombones); Harry Carter (clarinet, soprano sax, alto sax, violin); Charles Smith (tenor sax); Bill Taylor (clarinet, baritone sax); Sid Rubens (violin); Alex Blackford or Eddie Grasse (piano); unknown (banjo); Jimmy Clark (tuba, string bass); Harry Francis (drums); Al Bowlly, Hubert Wallace (vocals). London, August 2, 1930. Another source say directed by Jay Wilbur.
143	Sweepin' The Clouds Away	Aldwych Players	Sam Coslow	w/m `30	London	August 2, 1930	946-1	Victory 254	As above
144	Song Of The Dawn	Aldwych Players	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `30	London	August 2, 1930	948-2	Victory 252	As above with chorus by Hubert Wallace.
145	Dancing With Tears In My Eyes	Aldwych Players	Joe Burke	Al Dubin `30	London	August 2, 1930	949-1-2	Victory 255	As above, No chorus. Both takes issued.
146	A Bench In The Park	Harry Hudson's Melody Men	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `30	London	c. September 1930	12964-1-2	EBW 5160	Harry Hudson (director); Max Goldberg, Murray Dempsey (trumpets); Ben Oakley (trombone); Sid Phillips (clarinet, alto & baritone sax, arrangements); Ken Warner (soprano & alto sax); George Melachrino (clarinet, tenor-sax); Annunzio Mantovani and/or others (violins); Jean Pâques (piano); Bill Herbert (banjo); Bill Busby (tuba); Sam Webber (drums); Al Bowlly, Les Allen (vocals). Duet with Les Allen; both takes believed issued under the same catalogue number.
147	Happy Feet	Harry Hudson's Melody Men	Milton Ager	Jack Yellen `30	London	c. September 1930	12965-1	EBW 5160	Duet with Les Allen. As above
148	Blue Is The Night	Paramount Rhythm Boys	Fred Fisher	w/m `30	London	c. September 1930	12966-1-2	EBW 5161	Duet with Les Allen; both takes issued. Harry Hudson as above
149	Cheer Up And Smile	Paramount Rhythm Boys	Con Conrad	Jack Meskill `30	London	c. September 1930	12967-1-2	EBW 5161	Duet with Les Allen; both takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Harry Hudson as above.
150	Falling In Love Again	Al Vocale & his Crooners	Fred Hollander	Sammy Lerner	London	c. September 1930	89867-2	EBR 1389	This, according to Edgar Jackson, in The Gramophone magazine November 1930, is a pseudonym for Len Fillis. Mr Jackson quotes the full personnel of the group, including Al Bowlly and Les Allen as the vocalists. Len Fillis (guitar), Arthur Young (p), Ted Edbrook (vlolin).
151	Say A Little Prayer For Me	Al Vocale & his Crooners	Horatio Nicholls	Jos.Geo.Gilbert `30	London	c. September 1930	89868-2	EBR 1416	Duet with Les Allen. As above
152	One Night Alone With You	Al Vocale & his Crooners	Andrew Jeffrey / Jon Greenhalgh	w/m `30	London	c. September 1930	89869-2	EBR 1389	Duet with Les Allen. As above
153	Aloha Oe	Hawaiian Quartet	Queen Lydia Lilokalani 1878	N.L.Sissle 1915	London	September 9, 1930	MB-1798-1,-2	Dec Rejected
154	Goodbye To All That	Hawaiian Quartet	Harry S.Pepper	w/m `30	London	September 9, 1930	MB-1799-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Duet with Les Allen
155	Rose Dreams	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	A.J.Stasny	J.R.Shannon 1918	London	September 19, 1930	WAR-325-2	Regal MR-216, Regal G-20931	Duet with Les Allen
156	Blue Pacific Moonlight	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Jack Payne	Wallace Herbert `30	London	September 19, 1930	WAR-326-2	Regal MR-187	Duet with Les Allen.
157	Here In My Heart	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `30	London	September 19, 1930	WAR-327-2	Regal MR-187	Duet with Les Allen.
158	That Little Lock Of Hair	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Verrill		London	September 19, 1930	WAR-328-2	Regal MR-216, Regal G-20931	Duet with Les Allen
159	There's A Stranger In Heaven Tonight	Hawaiian Quartet	V.Colville		London	September 24, 1930	GB-1916-2	Dec F-1991	Duet with Les Allen.
160	Aloha Oe	Hawaiian Quartet	Queen Lydia Lilokalani 1878 (Traditional)	N.L.Sissle 1915	London	September 24, 1930	GB-1918-2	Dec F-2066	lenFillis(g) Duet with Les Allen
161	Goodbye To All That	Honolulu Quartet	Harry S.Pepper	w/m `30	London	September 24, 1930	GB-1919-1	Dec F-1958	Duet with Les Allen. Len Fillis group
162	The Golden Gates Of Paradise	Hawaiian Quartet	H.Verrill	w/m `31	London	September 24, 1930	GB-1921-2	Dec F-1991
163	Voetslaan Op Oom Jacob Se Leer (Climbing Up The Golden Stairs)	AL Bowlly	?	w/m	Hayes	October 10, 1930	Bb-20441-2	HMV FJ-103	Acc. by own gtr., unknown harmonica, concertina and violin.
164	Sal Die Engele Hul Harpe Speel Vir Mij?(Will The Angels Play Their Harps For Me?)	AB acc. by own gtr., unknown harmonica, concertina and violin	Monte Wilhite	Walter Hirsch `28	Hayes	October 10, 1930	Bb-20442-1-2?	HMV FJ-103	AB - g; unknown harmonica, concertina and violin; sung in Afrikaans.
165	Daar Is Geen Ron In Die Hemel( There's no room in heaven)	AB acc. by own gtr., unknown harmonica, concertina and violin	??		Hayes	October 10, 1930	Bb-20443-2	HMV FJ-120	Sung in Afrikaans
166	Die Ou Lelie Vallei(The Old Lily Valley)	AB acc. by own gtr., unknown harmonica, concertina and violin	??	??	Hayes	October 10, 1930	Bb-20444-2	HMV FJ-120	Sung in Afrikaans
167	Minnaarslaan (Sweetheart Lane)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)		??	London	October 13, 1930	GB-2049-1,-2,-3	Dec Rejected	AB - g; probably Claude Ivy - p; sung in Taal dialect.
168	In Die Droomvallei (In The Valley Of Dreams)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	J.Mackey /E.Dawson /D.Inez	w/m `30	London	October 13, 1930	GB-2050-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr. and probably Claude Ivy (pno.)Sung in Taal dialect
169	Hoe Gaan Dit (How Do You Do?)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	??		London	October 13, 1930	GB-2051-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr. and probably Claude Ivy (pno.)Sung in Taal dialect
170	By Die Vaal Rivier (By The Vaal River)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	A.F. vd Merwe	w/m `30	London	October 13, 1930	GB-2052-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr. and probably Claude Ivy (pno.)Sung in Taal dialect
171	Great Day	Alfredo And His Band	Vincent Youmans	Edw.Eliscu / Billy Rose `29	London	October 17, 1930	13073-2	EBW 5187	According to” British Dance Bands on Record 1911 to 1945 by Rust and Forbes”. These sessions were recorded in November, 1930 and the personnel were: Alfredo and his Band: Alfred Gill (violin / director); Alfie Noakes (trumpet); Richard MacDonald (trombone); Claude Cavalotti (alto sax); Les Allen (tenor sax / vocals); Frank Walsh (piano); Cyril Gaida (banjo / guitar); Ken Garrison (bass tuba); Charles E. Harris (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Duet with Les Allen)
172	Without A Song	Alfredo And His Band	Vincent Youmans	Edw.Eliscu / Billy Rose `29	London	October 17, 1930	13074-2	EBW 5187	Duet with Les Allen. As above.
173	Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight	Alfredo And His Band	Al Sherman / Al Lewis	w/m `30 for From "The Big Pond"	London	October 17, 1930	13075-2	EBW 5188	Duet with Les Allen. As above.
174	You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me	Alfredo And His Band	Sam Fain/Pierre NormanConnor	Irv Kahal `30	London	October 17, 1930	13076-2	EBW 5188	Duet with Les Allen. As above.
175	Sleepy Head	Al Vocale and his Crooners	N.P.Hackforth		London	c. Mid October 1930	13084 1-2	EBW 5189	Bowlly heard in chorus (Takes 1 and 2)
176	That's My Song Of Love	Al Vocale and his Crooners	L.Fillis / V.Colville		London	c. Mid October 1930	13085-2	EBW 5189	Duet with Les Allen
177	Waiting For That Thing Called Happiness	Al Vocale&his Crooners	W.L.Mayhew	w/m `30	London	c. Mid October 1930	89919-1	EBR 1416	Duet with Les Allen
178	Adeline	Jay Wilbur ahb	J.Gilbert / H.Nicholls	w/m `31 + others `27	London	October 21, 1930	5516-2-3	Imperial 2355	JAY WILBUR AND HIS BAND: Jay Wilbur (director); Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Ted Heath or Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne, Jimmy Gordon (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); George Melachrino (clarinet, alto sax); George Clarkson (clarinet, tenor sax); Norman Cole (violin); Billy Thorburn or Pat Dodd (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Harry Evans (tuba, string bass); Jack Kosky (drums); Les Allen, Al Bowlly, Jack Plant (vocals). London, C. October 21, 1930. Date not confirmed; one source says October 28 but matrix numbers put it before October 22. Two takes exist.
179	Sy Was Arm Maar Sy Was Eirlik (She Was Poor But She Was Honest)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	Eddie Winston	w/m `30	London	October 30, 1930	FGB-2156-1,-2,-3	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr., probably Claude Ivy (pno.) and unknown concertina and harmonica.Sung in Afrikaans
180	Awend (Evening)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	? A.F.vd Merwe	w/m `30	London	October 30, 1930	FGB-2157-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr., probably Claude Ivy (pno.) and unknown concertina and harmonica.Sung in Afrikaans
181	Woorhuis (Homestead)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	?		London	October 30, 1930	FGB-2158-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr., probably Claude Ivy (pno.) and unknown concertina and harmonica.
182	Ek Dink Altyd Aan Jou (I'm Forever Thinking Of You)	AB (as Jannie Viljoen)	??	??	London	October 30, 1930	FGB-2159-1,-2	Dec Rejected	Acc. by own gtr., probably Claude Ivy (pno.) and unknown concertina and harmonica.
183	Waiting for this thing called happiness	Phantom Players	W.L.Mayhew	w/m `30	London	November 3, 1930	GB-2175-2	Dec F-2078	THE PHANTOM PLAYERS: A Len Fillis Band. Len Fillis (guitar, steel (Hawaiian) guitar, director; ? (trumpet); ? (2 clarinets); ? (2 violins); Al Bowlly (guitar); ? (string bass). Chelsea, London, November 3, 1930
184	Dancing with the devil	Phantom Players	Haines / Ralston		London	November 3, 1930	GB-2176-2	Dec F-2078	THE PHANTOM PLAYERS: A Len Fillis Band. Len Fillis (guitar, steel (Hawaiian) guitar, director; ? (trumpet); ? (2 clarinets); ? (2 violins); Al Bowlly (guitar); ? (string bass); Ella Logan (vocals). Chelsea, London, November 3, 1930.
185	Lonely Little Vagabond	Phantom Players	A.Croom-Johnson / Len Fillis	w/m `31	London	November 3, 1930	GB-2177-2	Dec F-2144	THE PHANTOM PLAYERS: A Len Fillis Band. Len Fillis (guitar, steel (Hawaiian) guitar, director; ? (trumpet); ? (2 clarinets); ? (2 violins); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocal); ? (string bass). Chelsea, London, November 3, 1930.
186	She's My Secret Passion	Phantom Players	Art Young	Val Valentine `30	London	November 3, 1930	GB-2178-1	Dec F-2144	As above
187	That's My Song Of Love	Earl Melville & his Hawaiians	L.Fillis / V.Colville		London	November 5, 1930	3961-2	Piccadilly 673	Another Len Fillis band. Al Bowlly & probably Les Allen
188	That Little Lock Of Hair (My Mother Gave To Me)	Earl Melville & his Hawaiians	H.Verrill		London	November 5, 1930	3962-	Piccadilly 673	Another Len Fillis band. Al Bowlly & probably Les Allen
189	She's My Secret Passion	Earl Melville & his Hawaiians	Art Young	Val Valentine `30	London	November 5, 1930	3963-	Piccadilly 649	Another Len Fillis band. On label as "He's My Secret Passion"
190	Lonely Little Vagabond	Earl Melville & his Hawaiians	A.Croom-Johnson / Len Fillis/ P.Seeley	w/m `31	London	November 5, 1930	3964-2	Piccadilly 649	Another Len Fillis band.
191	There's A Stranger In Heaven Tonight	Earl Melville & his Hawaiians	V.Colville		London	November 5, 1930	3965-	Piccadilly 685	Another Len Fillis band.
192	Moonlight On The Colorado	Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band	Robt.King	Billy Moll `30	London	November 10, 1930	LO-797	Broadcast 2605, Broadcast 3018	Len Fillis (steel Hawaiian guitar, director); Nat Star (clarinet); Ted Edbrooke (violin); Sid Bright (piano); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Les Allen (vocals). London, November 10, 1930. Duet with Les Allen. Originally released on Broadcast Super Dance 2605 and then repressed after March 1931 when the new Broadcast 12 Super was introduced.
193	Cuban Love Song	Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band	?	?	London	November 10, 1930	LO-798	Broadcast 2605, Broadcast 3018	From 'Under the Palms'. As above
194	The Kiss Waltz	Waikiki Serenaders	Joe Burke	Al Dubin `30	London	November 10, 1930	Z-1748	Broadcast 643 Unison 643	As above. The same peronelle as Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band. Duet with Les Allen. Part of a special issue released on December 12, 1930.Broadcasts 643 and 644 are labelled THE WAIKIKI SERENADERS
195	With My Guitar And You	Waikiki Serenaders	Ted Snyder	Harris / Hayman w/m `30	London	November 10, 1930	Z-1749	Broadcast 643 Unison 643	As above
196	Bye, Bye, Blues	Waikiki Serenaders	B.Lown/C.Gray/D.Bennett/F.Hamm	w/m `30	London	November 10, 1930	Z-1750	Broadcast 644, Unison 644, French 2157	As above. Duet with Les Allen; third voice in background.
197	Old New England Moon	Waikiki Serenaders	Dave Vance / Geo P. Howard		London	November 10, 1930	Z-1751	Broadcast 644 Unison 644 French 2157	As above
198	Old Spanish Moon	Hawaiian Serenaders	Eddie Winston	w/m `31	London	November 13, 1930	1040-1	Victory 302	Len Fillis-stg dir. Nat Star-cl/Ted Edbrooke-vn/Sid Bright-p/Al Bowlly-g-v
199	Love Never Dies	Hawaiian Serenaders	Jimmy Kennedy / Eddie Winston	w/m c.1931	London	November 13, 1930	1041-2	Victory 297	As above
200	Why Did You Turn Me Down?	Hawaiian Serenaders	Haldor Lillenas	w/m `31	London	November 13, 1930	1042-1	Victory 300	As above
201	Lullaby Land	Hawaiian Serenaders	?		London	November 13, 1930	1043-1	NOT Victory 301 perhaps rejected	Victory 301 features Albert Whelan (1051) and Billy Hayman (1060). As above. Not found
202	Lovebirds Are Better Than Bluebirds	Hawaiian Serenaders	Jimmy Kennedy / E.Winston	w/m `31	London	November 13, 1930	1044-1	Victory 298	As above
203	Headin' for Hollywood	Hawaiian Serenaders	?	?	London	November 13, 1930	1054-1	Victory 303	As above
204	Sleepy Head	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	N.P.Hackforth	w/m `26	London	November 15, 1930	S-1154-1	Sterno 594	Duet with Les Allen.
205	With My Guitar And You	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	Ted Snyder	Harris / Heyman `30	London	November 15, 1930	S-1156-1	Sterno 604	Duet with Les Allen and another scatting.
206	Go Home And Tell Your Mother	Edgar Adeler's Hawaiian Players	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `29	London	November 15, 1930	S-1157-1	Sterno 604	Duet with Les Allen
207	What A Perfect Night For Love	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	C.Lenzen / Al Cameron /Bontsema		London	November 17, 1930	LO-0801-1	Broadcast 2599	MARIUS B. WINTER AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA: Marius B. Winter (director); Arthur Williams, +? (trumpet); ? (trombone); George Melachrino (clarinet, alto sax, viola); Hugh Tripp (alto sax, tenor sax); Edgar Bracewell (clarinet, tenor sax); Ted Edbrooke (violin, piano-accordion); Wally Wallond (piano); Jack Collins (banjo, guitar); Bob LaMonte or Dick Ball (tuba, string bass); Bill Airey-Smith (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, c. November 17, 1930.
208	Beware Of Love	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Wm. Kernell	w/m `30	London	November 17, 1930	LO-0802-2	Broadcast 2600	As above
209	I'm Telling The World She's Mine	NMDO	Peter Maurice	w/m `30	London	November 20, 1930	Bb-21005-2	HMV B-5940, Victor 24752	Victor as Ray Noble & His Orchestra. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and probably Norman Payne (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). The celeste may be played by Ray Noble. Small Queen’s Hall, London, November 20, 1930
210	How Could I Be Lonely?	NMDO	Peter Maurice	w/m `30	London	November 20, 1930	Bb-21006-1	HMV B-5940, Victor 24752	Victor as Ray Noble & His Orchestra. As above
211	She Walked Right Up And Took My Man Away	Ella Logan	L.Miles / B.Thompson / Spencer Williams `	w/m `23	London	November 24, 1930	GB-2321-2	Dec F-2560	AB - g; humming by AB.
212	Nigger Blues	AB acc. by own gtr	Le Roy "Lasses" White	w/m 1912	London	November 24, 1930	GB-2322-2	Dec F-2560	AB - g; with interjections from Ella Logan and a second male voice scatting.
213	Frankie And Johnny Blues	AB & Ella Logan	Traditional		London	November 24, 1930	GB-2323-1	Dec F-2206	AB - g.
214	By The Old Oak Tree	AB & Ella Logan	Percy Wenrich	w/m `30	London	November 24, 1930	GB-2324-2	Dec F-2206	AB - g; Claude Ivy - p.
215	What A Perfect Night For Love	The Blue Jays	Peter Bontsema	w/m `30	London	c. November 28 1930	13163-1	EBW 5202	Harry Hudson (director); Max Goldberg, Murray Dempsey (trumpets); Ben Oakley (trombone); Sid Phillips (clarinet, alto & baritone sax, arrangements); Ken Warner (soprano & alto sax); George Melachrino (clarinet, tenor-sax); Annunzio Mantovani and/or others (violins); Jean Pâques (piano); Bill Herbert (banjo); Bill Busby (tuba); Sam Webber (drums); Al Bowlly, Les Allen (vocals). Duet with Les Allen
216	The Free And Easy	The Blue Jays	Fred Ahlert	Roy Turk `30	London	c. November 28 1930	13164-2	EBW 5202	Duet with Les Allen. As above. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
217	My Cradle Is The Desert	Radio Melody Boys	Horatio Nicholls	W. May w/m `30	London	c. November 28 1930	13165-1	EBW 5203	Duet with Les Allen. As above. A Harry Hudson band
218	A Japanese Dream	Radio Melody Boys	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `29	London	c. November 28 1930	13166-1	EBW 5203	Duet with Les Allen. As above. A Harry Hudson band
219	Go Home And Tell Your Mother	Harry Hudson's Melody Men	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `29	London	c. December 3, 1930	89958-2	EBR 1436	Duet with Les Allen. As c. November 28 1930
220	Never Swat A Fly	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Ray Henderson	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown `30	London	c. December 3, 1930	LO-0820-1	Broadcast 2606	As November 17.
221	Sunny Days	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `30	London	c. December 5, 1930	LO-0821-2	Broadcast 2607	As above. AB & Marius B. Winter?. As above
222	Roamin' Thru' The Roses	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Peter DeRose	Chas.O'Flynn `30	London	c. December 5, 1930	LO-0822-2	Broadcast 2607	As above
223	There's A Stranger In Heaven Tonight	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	V.Colville	w/m	London	December 17, 1930	WAR-450-1	Regal MR-267, Regal G-20989	Duet with Les Allen.
224	Sleepy Head	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	N.P.Hackforth		London	December 17, 1930	WAR-451	Regal MR-337	Duet with Les Allen.
225	In An Old Churchyard	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Miss L.Brown	Jas.Greenhill 1876	London	December 17, 1930	WAR-452-2	Regal MR-337	Duet with Les Allen.
226	The Silver-Toned Chimes Of The Angelus	Linn Milford & his Hawaiian Players	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly/ Wallace	w/m `30	London	December 17, 1930	WAR-453-2	Regal MR-267, Regal G-20989	Duet with Les Allen.
227	That's What Loneliness Means To Me	Palm Beach Hawaiians	Johnson / Lisbona		London	December 18, 1930	GB-2415-2	Dec F-2246	Duet with Les Allen.
228	The Farmyard Symphony	Billy Hill & his Boys	Malvern / Hill	w/m `30	London	December 18, 1930	GB-2416-2	Dec F-2172	According to Rust: Billy Hill (director); Ted Edbrooke (violin); Unknown (piano), (banjo), (xylophone); probably by one man (piano-accordian), (comb), (jewsharp); Al Bowlly, Les Allen (vocals). Another source says possibly a Len Fillis session.
229	When Bill Malone Plays The Xylophone	Billy Hill & his Boys	? Malvern /Hill /Jones	w/m `30 ?	London	December 18, 1930	GB-2417-1,-2	Dec Rejected	As above. A test pressing of take 2 exists.
230	The Village Jazz Band	Billy Hill & his Boys	Malvern / Hill / Edbrooks	w/m `30	London	December 18, 1930	GB-2418-2	Dec F-2172	As above
231	My Sunshine Came On A Rainy Day	Radio Melody Boys	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `30	London	December 30, 1930	89986-1	EBR 1447	Duet with Les Allen. As c. November 28 1930 A Harry Hudson band
232	Underneath The Spanish Stars	Radio Melody Boys	Jack Payne / Irv.King	w/m `30	London	December 30, 1930	89987-1	EBR 1447	As above
233	A Little Love Song	The Blue Jays	Horatio Nicholls / Leo Cochran	w/m `30	London	December 30, 1930	89988-2	EBR 1448	Duet with Les Allen. As above. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
234	Okay, Baby	The Blue Jays	William Tracey / Maceo Pinkard	`30	London	December 30, 1930	89989-2	EBR 1448	Duet with Les Allen plus a third voice scatting. As above. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
235	Underneath The Spanish Stars	NMDO	Jack Payne / Irv.King	w/m `30	London	December 31, 1930	Bb-21107-1	HMV B-5955 French B-5955	Ray Noble directing Bill Shakespeare and Jack Jackson (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Caner (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Billy Reid (piano-accordian); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, December 31, 1930.
236	Sunny Days	NMDO	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `30	London	December 31, 1930	Bb-21108-2	HMV B-5956	With Jack Jackson and chorus. As above
237	Make Yourself A Happiness Pie	NMDO	Frank Perkins / Nelson	w/m `30	London	December 31, 1930	Bb-21109-2	HMV B-5957	As above
238	Learn To Croon	AB	Art Johnston	Sam Coslow `33	London	January 3, 1931	GA-6452-1-2-3-4-5-6	Dec K-718 (unissued)	"Al Bowlly Successes" medley; takes 3/4 and 5/6 were dubbed from 1/2 respectively; reverse side is "Elsie Carlisle Successes". Not found
239	Memories Of You	Roy Fox ahb	Eubie Blake	Andy Razaf `30	London	January 5, 1931	GB-2498-2	Dec F-2194	Roy Fox (directing, cornet); Max Goldberg, Arthur Niblo (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte (alto saxophones, clarinets); Buddy Featherstonhaugh (tenor sax, clarinet); Ben Frankel (violin); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arrangements); Spike Hughes (string bass); Doug Howson (drums), Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals). January 5, 1931. Label credit for vocal erroneously given to Kenneth Allen. Label credit for vocal erroneously given to Kenneth Allen.
240	You're Lucky To Me	Roy Fox ahb	Eubie Blake	Andy Razaf `30	London	January 5, 1931	GB-2499-1	Dec F-2194	As above. Label credit for vocal erroneously given to Kenneth Allen.
241	Thank Your Father	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Henderson `30	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown	London	January 5, 1931	GB-2500-2	Dec F-2312	As above. Arrangement by Samuel Crossman
242	Old-Fashioned Girl	The Blue Jays	Ray Henderson	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown	London	c. January 12, 1931	90012-2	EBR 1456	Another source says January 9th. Duet with Les Allen. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band. As c. November 28 1930
243	Never Swat A Fly	The Blue Jays	Ray Henderson	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown `30	London	c. January 13, 1931	90013-2	EBR 1456	As above. Duet with Les Allen plus a third voice scatting during the vocal reprise. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
244	Sweet Jennie Lee	Harry Hudson's Melody Men	Walter Donaldson	w/m `30	London	c. January 12, 1931	90014-2	EBR 1458	As above. Duet with Les Allen
245	You're Driving Me Crazy	Harry Hudson's Melody Men	Walter Donaldson	w//m `30	London	January 12, 1931	90015-2	EBR 1458	As above. Duet with Les Allen
246	There's Something About An Old-Fashioned Girl	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Ray Henderson `30	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown	London	January 13, 1931	LO-0848-2	Broadcast 3003	As November 17.
247	Okay, Baby	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	M.Pinkard / Wm.Tracey /	Archie Bleyer `30	London	January 13, 1931	LO-0849-2	Broadcast 3004	As above. Duet with Marius B. Winter. As above
248	A Little Love Song	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Horatio Nicholls / Cochran	w/m `30	London	January 13, 1931	LO-850	Broadcast 3004	As above
249	Can't We Be Friends?	Roy Fox ahb	Kay Swift	James Paul Warburg `29	London	January 16, 1931	GB-2519-3	Dec F-2220	Roy Fox (directing, cornet); Max Goldberg, Arthur Niblo (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte (alto saxophones, clarinets); Billy Amstell (tenor sax, clarinet); Ben Frankel (violin); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arrangements); Spike Hughes (string bass); Doug Howson (drums), Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals).
250	My Bluebird Was Caught In The Rain	Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band	Max Rich	H.Creamer `30	London	January 17, 1931	LO-845	Broadcast 3008	Len Fillis (steel Hawaiian guitar, director); Nat Star (clarinet); Ted Edbrooke (violin); Sid Bright (piano); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Les Allen (vocals). One source says 9 January for these sessions
251	Somewhere In Old Wyoming	Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band	Peter DeRose	C.Tobias / Archie Fletcher `30	London	January 17, 1931	LO-846	Broadcast 3008	Duet with Les Allen. As above
252	Oh Donna Clara	Waikiki Serenaders	J.Peterburski	Kennedy	London	January 17, 1931	Z-1831	Broadcast 673	Duet with Les Allen. As above, the same band as Ferrachini's Hawaiian Band
253	Nobody Cares If I'm Blue	Waikiki Serenaders	Harry Akst	G.Clarke `29	London	January 17, 1931	Z-1832	Broadcast 673	Duet with Les Allen. As above.
254	Somewhere In Old Wyoming	Palm Beach Hawaiians	Peter DeRose	Charlie Tobias	London	January 23, 1931	GB-2545-1	Dec F-2213	Duet with Les Allen (erroneous writing credits on label)
255	Oh! Donna Clara	Palm Beach Hawaiians	J.Peterburski	Kennedy / Beda `31	London	January 23, 1931	GB-2546-2	Dec F-2213	Duet with Les Allen
256	Hurt	Palm Beach Hawaiians	Harold Solomon	Al Piantadosi	London	January 23, 1931	GB-2548-1	Dec F-2317
257	Wedding Bells Are Ringing For Sally	Roy Fox ahb	Al Sherman (score `30)	Al Lewis	London	January 24, 1931	GB-2549-3 GB-2549-!D test exists	Dec F-2219	Roy Fox (directing, cornet); Lew Stone (celeste, arrangements); Jack Jackson, Arthur Niblo (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte (alto saxophones, clarinets); Billy Amstell (tenor sax, clarinet); Ben Frankel (violin); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arrangements); Madge Mullen (piano); Spike Hughes (string bass); Doug Howson (drums), Al Shaw (guitar) Al Bowlly (vocals). London, January 24, 1931
258	Missouri Waltz	Roy Fox ahb	J.V.Eppel 1912	Arr. Knight / Logan	London	January 24, 1931	GB-2550-2	Dec F-2233	As above
259	Lady, Play Your Mandolin	Roy Fox ahb	Oscar Levant	Irv.Caesar `30	London	January 24, 1931	GB-2551-3	Dec F-2220	As above
260	Hurt	Roy Fox ahb	Harold Solomon	Al Piantadosi	London	January 28, 1931	GB-2579-3	Dec F-2239	As above. (Another source has Tiny Winters on bass, Bill Harty on drums and Billy Reid on accordion.)
261	Writing A Letter To You	Roy Fox ahb	Art Young / Valentine	w/m `31	London	January 28, 1931	GB-2580-3	Dec F-2249	As above
262	A Peach Of A Pair	Roy Fox ahb	Rich Whiting	Geo.Marion `30	London	January 28, 1931	GB-2581-4	Dec F-2233	As above. No mention of a vocal refrain on the label.
263	Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea	Roy Fox(The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler	London	February 9, 1931	GB-2684-1	Dec F-2240	As above. With The Three Ginx. Ben Frankel arrangement.
264	The Peanut Vendor	Roy Fox ahb	Moises Simons	L.Rittenberg / L.W.Gilbert	London	February 9, 1931	GB-2685-2-3	Dec F-2239	As above. With The Three Ginx; take 3 exists as a test pressing.
265	Maybe It's Love	Roy Fox ahb	S.Mitchell / A.Gottler / G.Meyer	w/m `30	London	February 9, 1931	GB-2686-1	Dec F-2240	As above. AB with The Three Ginx.
266	Neath Hawaiian Skies	Palm Beach Hawaiians	Lowry	1922	London	February 9, 1931	GB-2690-1	Dec F-2255
267	Really Mine	Palm Beach Hawaiians	Peter Maurice	w/m `31	London	February 9, 1931	GB-2691-	Dec F-2246
268	Tap Your Feet	Radio Rhythm Boys	Jack Hylton	D.Fields / Jim McHugh	London	February 12, 1931	90060-1	EBR 1489	Another source places this at 18th February. As c. November 28 1930. A Harry Hudson Band. Duet with Les Allen; Jack Jackson also scats.?
269	Makin' Wicki-Wacki Down In Waikiki	Radio Rhythm Boys	Al Hoffman / Burton Lane	w/m `30	London	February 12, 1931	90061-2	EBR 1489	As above. Duet with Les Allen. A Harry Hudson band
270	Time On My Hands	NMDO	Vincent Youmans	H.Adamson / M.Gordon `30	London	February 19, 1931	OB-368-1	HMV B-5983,HMV EA-902 Victor 25016	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and Jack Jackson (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith (tenor saxophone); Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, February 19, 1931.
271	Makin' Wickey-Wackey Down In Waikiki	NMDO	Al Hoffman / Burton Lane	w/m `30	London	February 19, 1931	OB-369-3	HMV B-5989, HMV EA-902	With chorus. As above
272	Shout For Happiness	NMDO	Jack Hart	Ton Blight	London	February 19, 1931	OB-370-3	HMV B-5984 Victor 22905 Argentina French HMV B-5984	AB - s (to Max Goldberg); with chorus. As above
273	Goodnight, Sweetheart	NMDO	Ray Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	London	February 19, 1931	OB-371-2	HMV B-5984,HMV EA-908,Victor 25016, Victor 20-2950 CzechHMV-AM-3557 Victor 22905 Argentina HMV R-14624 French HMV B-5984	As above
274	I'm Glad I Waited	NMDO	V.Youmans	C.Grey / H.Adamson `30	London	February 19, 1931	OB-372-1	HMV B-5983 HMV AE-3666	As above
275	Really Mine	NMDO	Peter Maurice	w/m `31	London	February 19, 1931	OB-373-2	HMV B-5989, HMV EA-902	As above
276	You're Driving Me Crazy	Novelty Orchestra	Walter Donaldson	w/m `30	London	February 19, 1931	OB-375-1-2-4	HMV B-3775, Victor 22745 Zono E246 oz HMV K-6198	As above NMDO. Puzzle Record No. 1 - Part 2. Takes 1 & 2 Rejected. As above
277	You're The One I Care For	Roy Fox ahb	Bert Lown / C.Gre`y	Harry Link `30	London	February 26, 1931	GB-2700-1	Dec F-2256	As Feb 9
278	Overnight	Roy Fox ahb	Louis Alter / Charlotte Kent / Billy Rose / Connelly	w/m `30	London	February 26, 1931	GB-2701-2	Dec F-2256	As above
279	Shout! For Happiness	Roy Fox ahb	Jack Hart	Tom Blight	London	February 26, 1931	GB-2702-2	Dec F-2263	As above
280	Sweet Jennie Lee	Blue Jays	Walter Donaldson	w/m `30	London	March 3, 1931	13339-2	EBW 5242	As c. November 28 1930. Duet with Les Allen. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
281	Tid-dle-Id-dle-Um-Pum	Blue Jays	Peter Herz/ Ernest Wengraf / Karl M.May	w/m`29 (English lyrics by Frank Eyton)	London	March 3, 1931	13340-2	EBW 5242 M-1830	As above. Duet with Les Allen. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
282	When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver	Roy Fox (The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	Peter DeRose /Charles Tobias	A.Fletcher	London	March 5, 1931	GB-2715-3	Dec F-2263	Roy Fox (cornet, director); Jack Jackson, Arthur Niblo (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton (clarinet, tenor sax, bass sax); Bill Amstell (clarinet, tenor sax); Ben Frankel + two others (violin); Madge Mullen (piano); Lew Stone (celeste, arranger); Al Shaw (guitar); Bill Harty (drums, vibes); Al Bowlly (vocals/ guitar); The Three Ginx (vocals).
283	Bathing In The Sunshine	Roy Fox (The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	J.G.Gilbet / H.Nichols / Sid Phillips	w/m `31	London	March 5, 1931	GB-2716-2	Dec F-2250	As above
284	Reaching For The Moon	Roy Fox (The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	Irv.Berlin	w/m `30	London	March 5, 1931	GB-2717-3	Dec F-2279	As above
285	All Through The Night	Roy Fox (The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	Vallee / Yorke / Clark	1931	London	March 5, 1931	GB-2718-1	Dec F-2249	As above
286	I'll Be Good Because Of You	Novelty Orchestra	Ray Noble / Alan Murray	w/m `31	London	March 9, 1931	OB-145-1	HMV B-3825 Zonophone EE253 oz	Puzzle Record No. 2 - Part 1. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Hayes, Middlesex, March 9, 1931
287	Goodnight, Sweetheart	Novelty Orchestra	Ray Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	London	March 9, 1931	OB-146-1-2-4	HMV B-3825 Zonophone EE253 oz	Puzzle Record No. 2 - Part 2. Takes 1 & 2 HMV rejected. As above
288	Them There Eyes	Roy Fox ahb	M.Pinkard /W.Tracey/ D.Tauber		London	March 10, 1931	GB-2725-2	Dec F-2252	As March 5. Matrices GB-2725/6 have been listed elsewhere as having vocals by The Three Ginx
289	That Lindy Hop	Roy Fox ahb	Eubie Blake	w/m `30	London	March 10, 1931	GB-2726-2	Dec F-2250	As above. Matrices GB-2725/6 have been listed elsewhere as having vocals by The Three Ginx
290	Truly	Roy Fox ahb	Frank Magine	Walter Hirsch `30	London	March 10, 1931	GB-2727-3	Dec F-2292	As above. AB with chorus
291	Drink Brothers drink	Roy Fox ahb	Lindemann		London	March 13, 1931	GB-2730-1	Dec F-2252	As above + Jack Jackson included in vocal chorus
292	I'm Glad I Waited	Roy Fox ahb	V.Youmans	C.Grey / H.Adamson `30	London	March 13, 1931	GB-2731-1	Dec F-2291	As above.
293	Without A Song	New Mayfair Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	V.Youmans	B.Rose / E.Eliscu `29	London	March 24, 1931	OB-680-3	HMV B-3836	(Rages Of Radioland - Part 1. Tracks are: Great day / Same as we used to be do / Without a song / Sunny days). Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith (tenor saxophone); Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, March 24, 1931
294	Falling In Love Again	New Mayfair Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Fred Hollander	Sammy Lerner	London	March 24, 1931	OB-681-2	HMV B-3836	(Rages Of Radioland - Part 2. Tracks are : A song in my heart / Falling in love again / Over the garden wall / Roaming through the roses / There's a good time coming). As above
295	We Two	NMDO	J.Campbell /R.Connelly /J.Payne	w/m `31	London	March 24, 1931	OB-682-1	HMV B-5999, HMV EA-908	As above
296	Lady Of Spain	NMDO	Tolchard Evans	"Erell Reaves", a pseudonym of Stanley J. Damerell and Robert Hargreaves	London	March 24, 1931	OB-683-3	HMV B-5999,HMV EA-978, Victor 22774, Victor 24499 Elec EG-2398 Victor 20-3302	Victors as London Mayfair Orchestra; Victor 20-3302 has two voices added to AB's vocal to make a harmony trio. As above
297	One More Time	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Henderson	B.G.DeSylva / L.Brown	London	March 25, 1931	GB-2751-3	Dec F-2294	As March 5 ? Spike Hughes-string bass added; no violin.
298	Lady Of Spain	Roy Fox ahb	Tolchard Evans	"Erell Reaves", a pseudonym of Stanley J. Damerell and Robert Hargreaves	London	March 25, 1931	GB-2752-2	Dec F-2279	As above.
299	Time On My Hands	Roy Fox ahb	Vincent Youmans	H.Adamson / M.Gordon `30	London	March 25, 1931	GB-2753-1	Dec F-2291	As above.
300	Sunshine And Shadows	NMDO	Dave Stamper	w/m `31	London	March 26, 1931	OB-694-1-2	HMV B-6010, AM-3695 czech	Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, March 26, 1931
301	All Through The Night	Marius B. Winter & his Dance Orchestra	Vallee / Yorke / Clark	1931	London	March 27, 1931	LO-0880-2	Broadcast 3034	As November 17. Another sources say recording date is February 2, 1931.
302	Maybe It's Love	Radio Melody Boys	S.Mitchell / A.Gottler / G.Meyer	w/m `30	London	March 28, 1931	90079-2	EBR 1478	As c. November 28 1930. Duet with Les Allen. A Harry Hudson band
303	Beyond The Blue Horizon	Radio Melody Boys	Richard Whiting	Frank Harling / Leo Robin	London	March 28, 1931	90080-2	EBR 1478	As above. Duet with Les Allen Matrix 90080-2 contains singing by Les Allen with harmonised humming by AB. A Harry Hudson band
304	Alma Mia	Roy Fox (The Whispering Cornetist) ahb	Maria Grever	w/m `31	London	April 1, 1931	GB-2760-2	Dec F-2292	As March 5. Ben Frankel (violin, bass trumbone) + 2 more violinists. AB with The Three Ginx.
305	Koppa-Ka-Banna	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Carlton	w/m `31	London	April 1, 1931	GB-2761-2	Dec F-2315	As above. AB with The Three Ginx.
306	Betty Co-Ed	Roy Fox ahb	J.P.Fogarty / Rudy Vallee	s	London	April 15, 1931	GB-2773-2	Dec F-2312	As above. Bass trumbone omitted
307	You Didn't Have To Tell Me	Roy Fox ahb	Walter Donaldson	w/m	London	April 15, 1931	GB-2774-1-2-3	Dec F-2318	As above.
308	When It's Sunset On The Nile	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Ellison / Ted Renard	w/m `31	London	April 15, 1931	GB-2775-3	Dec F-2315	As above.
309	Would You Like To Take A Walk?	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Warren	Mort Dixon / Billy Rose `30	London	April 21, 1931	GB-2784-2	Dec F-2318	As above
310	Laughing At The Rain	Roy Fox ahb	J.G.Gilbert / N.Gay / S.Phillips	w/m `31	London	April 21, 1931	GB-2785-2	Dec F-2328	As above
311	Ya Got Love	Roy Fox ahb	AL Goodhart / AL Hoffman	Ed Nelson `31	London	April 21, 1931	GB-2786-3	Dec F-2329	As above
312	Bubbling Over With Love	Roy Fox ahb	Milton Ager	Benee Russell `31	London	April 21, 1931	GB-2787-2	Dec F-2328	As above
313	Why Couldn't You?	Percy Chandler ahb	Gwyther / Rex Henry	w/m `31	London	April 24, 1931	4309,1-2	Piccadilly 789	Percy Chandler (piano / director); Alan Ford -Doug Foss (clarinet, soprano & alto sax); Fred Everett (clarinet, soprano & tenor sax, violin); Bert Barnes (piano); Al Fenton (guitar); Sid Price (string bass, violin); Arthur Lilley (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, late April, 1932.
314	Tango Lady	Percy Chandler ahb	A.Croom Johnson	Peter Maurice w/m `31	London	April 24, 1931	4310,2	Piccadilly 764,Empire E-7, Mayfair G-2031, Octacros 608	Empire as Alberta Dance Band; Mayfair as Argentine Tango Orchestra. As above
315	Really Mine	Percy Chandler ahb	Peter Maurice	w/m `31	London	April 24, 1931	4311,1-2	Piccadilly 764 Octacros 608	Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. As above
316	That's Somerset	NMDO	Tolchard Evans	w/m `31	London	April 28, 1931	OB-799-3	HMV B-6011	Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); Eric Siday, Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, April 28, 1931
317	Fiesta	NMDO	Walter T.Samuels / Leonard Whitcup	w/m `31	London	April 28, 1931	OB-800-1-2	HMV B-6010, AM-3695 czech HMV AE-3666 HMV R-14620	As above
318	You're Twice As Nice As The Girl In My Dreams	NMDO	Pete Wendling / Tolchard Evans	w/m `31	London	April 28, 1931	OB-801-2	HMV B-6011, HMV EA-923	As above with piano duet by Ray Noble and Harry Johnson
319	Fiesta	Roy Fox ahb	Walter T.Samuels / Leonard Whitcup	w/m `31	London	May 5, 1931	GB-2805-1	Dec F-2341	As April 21
320	By My Side	Roy Fox ahb	C. Grey	Harry Link	London	May 5, 1931	GB-2806-3	Dec F-2341	As above
321	My Temptation	Roy Fox ahb	Henry Sullivan	Desmond Carter / Al Dubin `31	London	May 5, 1931	GB-2807-1	Dec F-2329	As above
322	Reaching For The Moon	Len Fillis & his Novelty Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `30	London	May 6, 1931	A-11565-1	Col DB-516	Song Hits-Part 1 (Bowlly-guitar)
323	Bubbling Over With Love	Len Fillis & his Novelty Orchestra	Milton Ager	B.Russell	London	May 6, 1931	A-11566-1	Col DB-549	Song Hits-Part 4
324	Lady Of Spain	Len Fillis & his Novelty Orchestra	T.Evans	H.Tellsley	London	May 6, 1931	A-11567-1	Col DB-549	Duet with Les Allen; Song Hits Part 3.
325	Hawaiian Stars Are Gleaming	Len Fillis & his Novelty Orchestra	Roxanne Hampton	w/m '25	London	May 6, 1931	A-11568-1	Col DB-516	"Song Hits" Part 2; duet with Les Allen.
326	On A Little Balcony In Spain	New Mayfair Orchestra	Ray Doll / Saul Klein / Jack Le Soir	w/m `30	London	May 29, 1931	OB-949-2	HMV B-3881	On With The Show-Part 1 ("Al Bowlly sings a chorus of On A Little Balcony in Spain"). Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and probably Jack Jackson (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, May 29, 1931
327	Lights Of Paris	NMDO	S.Damerell / Tolchard Evans / Hargraves	w/m	London	May 29, 1931	OB-950-2	HMV B-6023, Victor 24004	As above
328	June Time Is Love Time	NMDO	Al Sherman score `31		London	May 29, 1931	OB-951-3	HMV B-6023	As above
329	Pretty Kitty Kelly	New Mayfair Orchestra	Nat Johns	w/m`31	London	May 29, 1931	OB-952-1	HMV B-3881	On With The Show Part 2 (Al Bowlly sings a chorus of "Pretty Kitty Kelly"). As above
330	I'm So Used To You Now	Roy Fox ahb	Art Young	Val Valentine `31	London	June 1, 1931	GB-2852-3	Dec F-2352	ROY FOX AND HIS BAND at the Monseigneur Restaurant, London , June 1, 1931: Roy Fox (clarinet, director); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Billy Amstell, Mickey Amstell (clarinet, alto sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola, ocarina); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arranger); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Don Stuteley (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone).
331	I'm Gonna Get You	Roy Fox ahb	G.Arnheim / Ch.Tobias / J.LeMere	w/m	London	June 1, 1931	GB-2853-3	Dec F-2351	As above
332	It Must Be True	Roy Fox ahb	Gus Arnheim / Harris / Clifford	w/m `30	London	June 1, 1931	GB-2854-1	Dec F-2351	As above
333	Leave The Rest To Nature	Roy Fox ahb	Arthur Young / Val Valentine	w/m `31	London	June 1, 1931	GB-2855-2	Dec F-2352	As above. Memo from the Chenil Galleries studios: `Vocal Refrain by AL Bowlly - type to be as large as possible.
334	My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes	The Waldorphians	Jack Golden / Ted Kohler	Eddie Pola `31	London	c. May or June 1931	4360,1-2	Piccadilly 780, Mayfair MI-2019, Simcha 10002	THE WALDORFIANS: The matrix numbers suggest Jack Leon and his orchestra or as mentioned by Brian Rust, possibly the same as The Aldwych Players from August 2, 1930. Howard Godfrey (dir. Probably); Harry Thompson (trumpet, trombone); Eddie Schultz (trumpet); Bob Kane, Alex Mitchell (trombones); Harry Carter (clarinet, soprano sax, alto sax, violin); Charles Smith (tenor sax); Bill Taylor (clarinet, baritone sax); Sid Rubens (violin); Alex Blackford or Eddie Grasse (piano); unknown (banjo); Jimmy Clark (tuba, string bass); Harry Francis (drums); Al Bowlly, Hubert Wallace (vocals). London May 1931. Mayfair as Fifth Avenue Dance Band; Simcha as Cosmopolitan Syncopators. Both takes exist
335	Miss Elizabeth Brown	The Waldorphians	Jos.Geo.Gilbert / Noel Gay	w/m `31	London	c. May or June 1931	4361,2	Piccadilly 780, Empire E-12, Mayfair MI-2019	Empire as Basil Winston And His Band; Mayfair As Fifth Avenue Dance Band. As above.
336	Lights Of Paris	Jack Leon ahb	Tolchard Evans / Reaves	w/m	London	c. June 1931	4362,1-2	Piccadilly 782, Octacros 614	Jack Leon directing
337	Bell-Bottom Trousers	Jack Leon ahb	Claude Hulbert / Paul England	w/m `31	London	c. June 1931	4363-2	Piccadilly 782, Simcha 10001, Octacros 614	As above. Simcha as Jerome Joy And His Band.
338	Ya Got Love	Jack Leon ahb	AL Goodhart / AL Hoffman	Ed Nelson `31	London	c. June 1931	4364-2	Piccadilly 783	As above
339	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	Jack Leon ahb	Roy Turk / Fred Ahlert / Harry Richman	w/m `30	London	c. June 1931	4365-1	Picadilly 783, Empire E-12, Simcha 10001	As above. Empire as Alberta Dance Band; two completely different takes (different tempos and arrangements) were issued. Simcha as Jerome Joy ahb
340	Thank You Most Sincerely	The Waldorphians	Eyton / Billy Mayerl	w/m `31	London	c. June 1931	4366-2	Piccadilly 781, Simcha 10002, Octacros 613 Melba 1048	Melba and or Simcha as Cosmopolitan Syncopators. Same band as "My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes".
341	Life Is Meant For Love	The Waldorphians	Eyton / Billy Mayerl	w/m `31	London	c. June 1931	4367-2	Piccadilly 781, Octacros 613
342	Time On My Hands	The Waldorphians	Vincent Youmans	H.Adamson / M.Gordon `30	London	c. June 1931	4368-2	Piccadilly 787, Empire E-9, Octacros 617, Mayfair G 2017	Empire as Basil Winston ahb, Mayfair as Percy Chandler ahb.
343	At Last I'm Happy	The Waldorfians	Cliff Friend / Con Conrad	Sid Clare `31	London	c. May 1931	4369-1-2	Empire E-8	As Basil Winston and his Band. ("Oh, at last I'm happy"). Take 1 is a test pressing (c. May 1931)
344	At Last I'm Happy	The Waldorfians	Cliff Friend / Con Conrad	Sid Clare `31	London	c. May 1931	4369-2	Empire E-8	As Basil Winston and his Band. ("At last I'm happy") (c. May 1931)
345	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	Blue Jays	Roy Turk / Fred Ahlert / Harry Richman	w/m `30	London	c. June 1931	90158-1	EBR 1507	Duet with possibly Harry Hudson. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
346	Let's Get Friendly	Radio Rhythm Boys	Dan Dougherty	Jack Yellen / Sid Silver `30	London	c. June 1931	90160-1	EBR 1508	With chorus. A Harry Hudson band
347	Time On My Hands	Deauville Dance Band	Vincent Youmans	H.Adamson / M.Gordon `30	London	c. June 1931	13553-2	EBW 5315	A Harry Hudson band
348	I'm Glad I Waited	Deauville Dance Band	V.Youmans	C.Grey / H.Adamson `30	London	c. June 1931	13554-2	EBW 5315	A Harry Hudson band
349	I'm So Used To You Now	AB acc. by Claude Ivy (pno.)	Art Young	Val Valentine`31	London	June 10, 1931	GB-2875-2	Dec F-2366
350	Leave The Rest To Nature	AB acc. by Claude Ivy (pno.)	Arthur Young / Val Valentine	w/m `31	London	June 10, 1931	GB-2876-1	Dec F-2366
351	Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	NMDO	Eugene West / James McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	June 11, 1931	OB-976-3	HMV B-6040 French B-6040	AB&The Three Ginx (Eric Handley, Ivor Robbins and Jack Joy). Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar/banjo); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, June 11, 1931.
352	Lazy Day	NMDO	Posford	w/m `31	London	June 11, 1931	OB-977-2	HMV B-6031	As above minus The Three Ginx
353	Lazy Day	Roy Fox ahb	Posford	w/m `31	London	June 16, 1931	GB-2906-1	Dec F-2396	As June 1
354	Poor Kid	Roy Fox ahb	L.Wolfe Gilbert / Jesse Greer	w/m `31	London	June 16, 1931	GB-2907-2	Dec F-2396	As above
355	By The River Sainte Marie	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Warren	Edgar Leslie `31	London	June 16, 1931	GB-2908-1,-2,-3	Dec Rejected Saville SVL 150 (LP) Take 3	As above
356	Leave The Rest To Nature	Jack Leon ahb	Arthur Young / Val Valentine	w/m `31	London	June 17, 1931	4372-2	Piccadilly 796	Jeck Leon directing.
357	I'm So Used To You Now	Jack Leon ahb	Valentine / Art Young		London	June 17, 1931	4373-	Piccadilly 796	As above
358	Goodnight, Sweetheart	Jack Leon ahb	Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	London	June 17, 1931	4374-2	Piccadilly 787, Octacros 617	As above.
359	I'd Rather Be A Beggar With You	NMDO	Oliver Perry /Irv.King	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly`31	London	June 22, 1931	OB-978-1-2-4	HMV B-6040, HMV EA-956 French B-6040	Takes 1&2 HMV rejected recorded on the 11th June. Take 4 issued. Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet); Harry Hines (clarinet); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, June 22, 1931
360	Shake And Let Us Be Friends	Jack Leon ahb	May / Cochran / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	June 24, 1931	4383-2	Piccadilly 802	Jack Leon directing
361	I'll Keep You In My Heart Always	Jack Leon ahb	Julio C.Sanders / Kennedy	C.Vedani `32	London	June 24, 1931	4384-2	Piccadilly 788	As above
362	Oh! Rosalita	Jack Leon ahb	Henrick. N. Ege / Beda / Juan Llossas	w/m `31	London	June 24, 1931	4385-2	Piccadilly 788	As above.
363	Bubbling Over With Love	Jack Leon ahb	Milton Ager	B.Russell	London	June 24, 1931	4386-2	Piccadilly 802	As above
364	I Offer You These Roses	Jack Leon ahb	Alexander Yrneh	Percy Edgar `31	London	June 24, 1931	4387-1	Piccadilly 799	As above
365	Goodnight, Sweetheart	New Mayfair Orchestra	Ray Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	London	June 26, 1931	OB-1243-3	HMV B-3907	Miracle Melodies -Part 1. Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar/banjo); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, June 26, 1931.
366	Reaching For The Moon	New Mayfair Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `30	London	June 26, 1931	OB-1245-1	HMV B-3910	Holiday Hits -Part 1. As above
367	River, Stay 'Way From My Door	New Mayfair Orchestra	Harry Woods	Mort Dixon `31	London	June 26, 1931	OB-1246-1 OB-1246-2	HMV B-3910	Holiday Hits -Part 2. Test take 2. As above
368	Mama Inez	Len Fillis and his Novelty Orchestra	Eliseo Grenet	E/w:L.Wolfe Gilbert `31	London	July 2, 1931	CA-11781-1	Col CB-324	Len Fillis (steel Hawaiian guitar, director); Ted Edbrooke (violin, piano-accordion); Sid Bright (piano); Al Bowlly (guitar); Rudy Starita (xylophone). No Vocals
369	Speak Easy	Len Fillis and his Novelty Orchestra	Lewis E.Gensler		London	July 2, 1931	CA-11782-1	Col CB-324	As above
370	African Lament	Len Fillis and his Novelty Orchestra	Lecuona		London	July 2, 1931	CA-11783-1	Col CB-335	As above
371	Lucerne	Len Fillis and his Novelty Orchestra	Nicholls		London	July 2, 1931	CA-11784-1	Col CB-335	As above
372	What A Fool I've Been	Maurice Winnick aho	Al Eldridge / Henri Gendron		London	July 10, 1931	CAR-740-1	Regal MR-374	MAURICE WINNICK AND HIS BAND from the Piccadilly Hotel, London: Maurice Winnick (violin, speech, director); Bert Wilton (trumpet); Billy Farrell (trumpet, piano-accordion); Jack Collins (trombone); Jim Easton, Alan Ford (clarinet, alto sax); Lionel Clapper (alto sax); Percy Winnick (clarinet, tenor sax, oboe, ocarina); Ben Frankel (violin); Ronnie Ogilvy (piano, arranger); Bill Herbert (banjo, guitar); George Gibbs (tuba, string bass); Bert Jackson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, July 10, 1931. Topical Tunes Medley - Part 1
373	Springtime Reminds Me Of You	Maurice Winnick aho	Walter Jurmann / Fritz Rotter	D. Carter w/m `30	London	July 10, 1931	CAR-741-1	Regal MR-375	As above.
374	The Waltz You Saved For Me	Maurice Winnick aho	Wayne King / Emil Flindt	Gus Kahn `30	London	July 10, 1931	CAR-742-1	Regal MR-375	As above
375	Pardon Me, Pretty Baby	Maurice Winnick aho	Vincent Rose	Ray Klages /Jack Meskill `31	London	July 10, 1931	CAR-743-1	Regal MR-374	As above. Topical Tunes Medley - Part 2
376	Coal Black Mammy	NMDO	Ivy St Helier	Laddie Cliff `21	London	July 14, 1931	OB-1284-2	HMV B-3944 Victor B-3944	Tunes Of Not-So-Long-Ago-1921. Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Jock Fleming (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar/banjo); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, July 14, 1931
377	Swanee	NMDO	Geo Gershwin	Irving Caesar 1919	London	July 14, 1931	OB-1284-2	HMV B-3944 Victor B-3944	Tunes Of Not-So-Long-Ago-1921. As above
378	My Sweetie Went Away	NMDO	Roy Turk / Lou Handman	w/m `23	London	July 14, 1931	OB-1285-2	HMV B-4012	Tunes Of Not-So-Long-Ago-1923. As above
379	Yes! We Have No Bananas	NMDO	Frank Silver / Irv.Cohn	w/m `22	London	July 14, 1931	OB-1285-2	HMV B-4012	Tunes Of Not-So-Long-Ago-1923. As above
380	When You Were The Blossom Of Buttercup Lane	Roy Fox ahb	Geo.Meyer	Al Dubin / Al Bryan `31	London	July 21, 1931	GB-3026-2	Dec F-2403	ROY FOX AND HIS BAND at the Monseigneur Restaurant, London , July 21, 1931: Roy Fox (cornet, director); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Billy Amstell, Mickey Amstell (clarinet, alto sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola, ocarina); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arranger); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Don Stuteley (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone); Ella Logan (vocals), Billy Reid (piano accordian).
381	Tie A Little String Around Your Finger	Roy Fox ahb	Seymour Simons	w/m `30	London	July 21, 1931	GB-3027-1-3	Dec F-2403	As above. Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
382	I Found You	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Noble / Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `31	London	July 21, 1931	GB-3028-2	Dec F-2404	As above.
383	Love For Sale	Roy Fox ahb	Cole Porter	w/m `31	London	July 21, 1931	GB-3029-1	Dec F-2404	As above. Although there is no vocal refrain as such on `Love For Sale', due to the ban on the lyrics, AB can be heard humming on this side.
384	Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	Roy Fox ahb	Eugene West / James McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	July 31, 1931	GB-3090 1-2-3	Dec F-2438	As above. Vocals by Al Bowlly, Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie. Take 3 was issued
385	Out Of Nowhere	Roy Fox ahb	John Green	Edw.Heyman `31	London	July 31, 1931	GB-3091-1	Dec F-2439	As above. Vocals by Bowlly.
386	While Hearts Are Singing	Roy Fox ahb	Oscar Straus	Clifford Grey `31	London	July 31, 1931	GB-3092-1	Dec F-2439	As above.
387	I'd Rather Be A Beggar With You	Roy Fox ahb	Oliver Perry /Irv.King	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly`31	London	July 31, 1931	GB-3093-1	Dec F-2438, Dec F-2609	As above.
388	Belle Of Barcelona	Radio Melody Boys	J.Campbell / Reg.Connelly/ J.Payne	w/m `31	London	c. 6 August 1931	90207-2	EBR 1535	A Harry Hudson band
389	I'm A Hundred Per Cent. In Love With You	Radio Melody Boys	I.King / O.Perry	w/m `31	London	c. 6 August 1931	90208-1	EBR 1535	A Harry Hudson band
390	Poor Kid	The Blue Jays	L.Wolfe Gilbert / Jesse Greer	w/m `31	London	c. 6 August 1931	90209-1	EBR 1541	The Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
391	Mama Inez	The Blue Jays	Eliseo Grenet	L.Wolfe Gilbert `31	London	c. 6 August 1931	90210-2	EBR 1541	The Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
392	Goodnight	Rolando & His Blue Salon Orchestra	H. Graham/ P Abraham	w/m `28	London	c. Late July 1931	13708-2	EBW 5361	Possible Harry Hudson Band. Possible August 12, 1931
393	Pagan Serenade	NMDO	Jack Payne / Jimmy Campbell / R.Connelly	w/m `31	London	August 14, 1931	OB-1314-1	HMV B-6055	Ray Noble (piano) directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet,, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophone); violins probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar/banjo); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Billy Reid (piano-accordian) and Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone). Small Queen’s Hall, London, August 14, 1931.
394	Belle Of Barcelona	NMDO	J.Campbell / Reg.Connelly / J.Payne	w/m `31	London	August 14, 1931	OB-1315-2	HMV B-6055, HMV EA-958	Al, as Spanish waiter, engages in patter with Ray Noble and another. As above
395	There's Something In Your Eyes	NMDO	Franz Grothe `31	C.Lombardo / Reg.Connelly	London	August 14, 1931	OB-1316-2	HMV B-6056, HMV EA-958	As above
396	Just A Dancing Sweetheart	NMDO	Peter De Rose	Charlie Tobias `31	London	August 14, 1931	OB-1317-2	HMV B-6056	Some copies are labelled `Only A Dancing Sweetheart'. As above
397	Tell Me, Are You From Georgia?	Roy Fox ahb	Jos.Geo.Gilbert / Noel Gay	w/m `31	London	August 18, 1931	GB-3134-1	Dec F-2451	As July 31. Duet with Nat Gonella (vocal, melophone)
398	You Are My Heart's Delight	Roy Fox ahb	Franz Lehar / L.Herzer	Harry Graham	London	August 18, 1931	GB-3135-1 GB-3135-2 (vinyl Test)	Dec F-2469 F45006 French?	As above with Bowlly Vocals
399	Cheri, C'est Vous	Roy Fox ahb	Jos.Geo.Gilbert / Noel Gay	w/m `31	London	August 18, 1931	GB-3137-1	Dec F-2451	As above.
400	When It's Sunset On The Nile	NMDO	Ray Ellison / Ted Renard	w/m `31	London	August 25, 1931	OB-1330-2	HMV B-6057, HMV EA-972	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophones); probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo and guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Small Queen’s Hall, London, August 25, 1931.
401	Honeymoon Lane	NMDO	Jas.Hanley `31	Billy Moll / Eddie Dowling	London	August 25, 1931	OB-1331-2	HMV B-6058, HMV EA-972	As above
402	Blaze Away	NMDO	Holzmann		London	August 25, 1931	OB-1332-2	HMV B-6057, HMV EA-978	Vocal by John Turner, AB in chorus. As above
403	Hang Out The Stars In Indiana	NMDO	Harry Woods	Billy Moll `31	London	August 25, 1931	OB-1333-2	HMV B-6058, Victor 24357	Re-released in US with -Old spinning wheel. As above
404	Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	Sid Phillips & his Melodians	Eugene West / James McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	c. late August, early September, 1931	13772-1,-2	EBW 5358	SID PHILLIPS AND HIS MELODIANS: Sid Phillips (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax, director); Harry Phillips-?, Murray Dempsey (trumpets); Sid Kruger (trombone); Harry Smith (alto sax); Alf Newman (piano); Ralph Phillips (banjo, guitar); Mick Tisco (tuba, string bass); Joe Badis (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
405	Heartaches	Sid Phillips & his Melodian	Al Hoffman	John Klenner `31	London	c. late August, early September, 1931	13773-1	EBW 5358	As above with chorus by The Three Ginx.
406	Time Alone Will Tell	Sid Phillips & his Melodians	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	c. late August, early September, 1931	13774-1	EBW 5356	As above
407	Tell Me You Love Me	Sid Phillips & his Melodians	L. Cochran / Horatio Nicholls	w/m	London	c. late August, early September, 1931	13775-2	EBW 5356	As above
408	Were You Sincere?	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra	Vincent Rose	Jack Meskill	London	September 2, 1931	GB-3168-1	Dec F-2485	AB whistles.
409	I'd Rather Be A Beggar With You	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra	Oliver Perry /Irv.King	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly`31	London	September 2, 1931	GB-3169-2	Dec F-2485
410	You Can't Stop Me From Loving You	Roy Fox ahb	Aberta Nichols	Mann Holiner	London	September 3, 1931	GB-3170-2	Dec F-2487	Roy Fox (trumpet, director); Sid Buckman and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Ernest Ritte and Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax); Lew Stone (piano, celeste, arranger); Al Shaw or Bill Herbert (guitar); Don Stuteley (bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). September 3, 1931
411	What's keeping my Prince Charming	Roy Fox ahb	Aberta Nichols	Mann Holiner	London	September 3, 1931	GB-3171-2	Dec F-2487	As above. Al Bowlly (guitar), Ella Logan and Roy Fox (vocals)
412	Dance Hall Doll	Roy Fox ahb	Dan Dougherty	Jack Yellen w/m`31	London	September 3, 1931	GB-3172-1,-2	Dec F-2486	As above. With Ella Logan and Al bowlly vocals with chorus; both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
413	What Are You Thinking About, Baby?	Roy Fox ahb	G & S Nelson / Goodheart	w/m`31	London	September 3, 1931	GB-3173-2	Dec F-2486	As above with Bowlly vocals.
414	Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	Deauville Dance Band	Eugene West / James McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	c. September 1931	90225-1	EBR 1550	One source says c. September 1. A Harry Hudson Band.
415	Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams	Deauville Dance Band	Harry Barris	Ted Koehler /Billy Moll `31	London	c. September 1931	90226-1	EBR 1550	A Harry Hudson band
416	Honeymoon Lane	Radio Rhythm Boys	Jas.Hanley `31	Billy Moll / Eddie Dowling	London	c. September 1931	90227-2	EBR 1551	A Harry Hudson band
417	I Can't Do Without You	Radio Rhythm Boys	E. Leslie / R. Farrar	w/m `28	London	c. September 1931	90228-2	EBR 1551	AB with chorus. A Harry Hudson band
418	Time Alone Will Tell	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	September 18, 1931	GB-3277-1	Dec F-2513	As September 3.
419	When The Waltz Was Through	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Dorothy Booth	w/m `31	London	September 18, 1931	GB-3278-2	Dec F-2513	As above
420	Sing Another Chorus, Please	Roy Fox ahb	Bill Grantham / Earl Burtnett	w/m `31	London	September 18, 1931	GB-3279-1-2	Dec F-2514	As above. Al Bowlly with Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie in chorus; both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
421	Sweet And Lovely	Roy Fox ahb	Gus Arnheim / H.Tobias / J.Lemaire		London	September 18, 1931	GB-3280-1	Dec F-2514	As above
422	By The River Sainte Marie	Deauville Dance Band	Harry Warren	Edgar Leslie `31	London	c. Late September 1931	90237-1	EBR 1558	One source says c. September 13. A Harry Hudson band
423	I'm Thru' With Love	Deauville Dance Band	Matt Malneck / Jos.Livingston	Gus Kahn `31	London	c. Late September 1931	90238-1	EBR 1558	A Harry Hudson band
424	Hang Out The Stars In Indiana	The Blue Jays	Harry Woods	Billy Moll `31	London	c. Late September 1931	90239-2	EBR 1556	Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
425	Just One More Chance	The Blue Jays	Art Johnson	Sam Coslow `31	London	c. Late September 1931	90240-3	EBR 1556	With chorus. Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
426	Looking For You	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	October 2, 1931	GB-3349-2	Dec F-2574	As September 3.
427	Kiss Me "Goodnight"	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	October 2, 1931	GB-3350-1-2	Dec F-2581	As above. Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
428	Song Of Happiness	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	October 2, 1931	GB-3351-3	Dec F-2574	As above
429	Just One More Chance	Roy Fox ahb	Art Johnson	Sam Coslow `31	London	October 7, 1931	GB-3387-2-3	Dec F-2580	As above. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
430	Smile, Darn Ya, Smile	Roy Fox ahb	Max Rich / Jack O'Flynn	Jack Meskill / Chas.O'Flynn`31	London	October 7, 1931	GB-3388-2	Dec F-2580	As above
431	That's What I Like About You	Roy Fox ahb	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	October 7, 1931	GB-3389-2	Dec F-2581	As above
432	You Forgot Your Gloves	Roy Fox ahb	Ned Lehak (Lehac)/ Edward Eliscu	w/m `31	London	October 7, 1931	GB-3390-2	Dec F-2582	As above
433	Take It From Me (I'm Taking To You)	Roy Fox ahb	Thomas Waller	Stanley Adams `31	London	October 7, 1931	GB-3391-2	Dec F-2582	As above
434	Got A Date With An Angel	Rolando & His Blue Salon Orchestra	Jack Waller /Jos.Tunbridge	Grey/ Miller w/m `31	London	October 15, 1931	13864-2	Edison Bell Winner 5396	A Harry Hudson outfit
435	Mausie	Rolando & His Blue Salon Orchestra	H. Graham/ P Abraham		London	October 15, 1931	13865-2	Edison Bell Winner 5396	A Harry Hudson outfit
436	Yes, Yes (My Baby Said Yes)	Roy Fox ahb	Con Conrad / Cliff Friend	w/m `31	London	October 16, 1931	GB-3456-2	Dec F-2609/ other side Dec F-2438	As September 3. Two takes seem to have been issued.
437	You Call It Madness	Roy Fox ahb	Con Conrad	w/m `31	London	October 16, 1931	GB-3457-1,-2,-3	Dec Rejected	As above. Take 3 exists as a test record.
438	I Found A Million Dollar Baby (In A Five-And-Ten-Cent Store)	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Warren	Mort Dixon `31	London	October 16, 1931	GB-3458-1	Dec F-2610	As above
439	Look In The Looking Glass	Roy Fox ahb	Charles Rosoff	Edward Heyman `31	London	October 16, 1931	GB-2459-1	Dec F-2610	As above
440	La Cumparasita	Roy Fox ahb	Gerardo Matos Rodríguez	1916	London	October 17, 1931		Film Soundtrack	From “Chance Of A Night Time”. Probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox’s Band. London. Filming dates unknown. The motion picture "Chance of a Night Time" was reviewed by Picturegoer in it's October 17, 1931 issue. In the absence of actual known filming and release dates, I'm placing the songs from the soundtrack here.
441	Leave The Rest To Nature	Roy Fox ahb	Arthur Young / Val Valentine	w/m `31	London	October 17, 1931		Film Soundtrack	From “Chance Of A Night Time”. Probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox’s Band. 1931
442	Leave The Rest To Nature	AB with piano	Arthur Young / Val Valentine	w/m `31	London	October 17, 1931		Film Soundtrack	From "Chance Of A Night Time" (Fragment only) 1931
443	I'm So Used To You Now	Roy Fox ahb	Art Young	Val Valentine`31	London	October 17, 1931		Film Soundtrack	From “Chance Of A Night Time”. Probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox’s Band. 1931
444	There's A Time And Place For Everything	Savoy Hotel Orpheans	Fred E.Ahlert	Roy Turk `31	London	October 19, 1931	CA-12092-2	Col CB-376, Col DO- 618 Col DF-800	Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. Carrol Gibbons (piano) & Howard Jacobs (alto sax) directing Bill Shakespear & Billy Higgs (trumpets); Don Macaffer (trombone);Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto & baritone sax); George Smith (tenor sax); Hugo Rignold & Reg Leopold (violins); Harry Jacobson (2nd piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
445	There's A Time And Place For Everything	Savoy Hotel Orpheans	Fred E.Ahlert	Roy Turk `31	London	October 19, 1931	CA-12092-3-4	Col rejected	Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. As above
446	Sweet And Lovely	Savoy Hotel Orpheans	Gus Arnheim / Harry Tobias / J.LeMere		London	October 19, 1931	CA-12093-1	Rejected	World Records SM 634 (LP). Take 1 was originally rejected. Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. As above
447	Looking For You	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `31	London	c October, 1931.	4509-1	Piccadilly 849, Octacros 133	HOWARD GODFREY AND HIS WALDORFIANS: Howard Godfrey (dir. Probably); Harry Thompson (trumpet, trombone); Eddie Schultz (trumpet); Bob Kane, Alex Mitchell (trombones); Harry Carter (clarinet, soprano sax, alto sax, violin); Charles Smith (tenor sax); Bill Taylor (clarinet, baritone sax); Sid Rubens (violin); Alex Blackford or Eddie Grasse (piano); unknown (banjo); Jimmy Clark (tuba, string bass); Harry Francis (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, October, 1931. Test pressing also exists.
448	That's What I Like About You	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Walter Donaldson	w/m `31	London	c October, 1931.	4510-1	Piccadilly 849	As above
449	Got A Date With An Angel	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Jack Waller / Jos.Tunbridge	Grey / Miller w/m `31	London	c October, 1931.	4511-1-2	Piccadilly 855, Octacros 133 Mayfair G-2062	Mayfair as Percy Chandler and his Band; a further take was issued on Dec ACL 1204 (LP). And Memory Lane CD MLMCD008. As above
450	The Way With Every Sailor	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Werner Richard Heymann	w/m `31	London	c October, 1931.	4512-1	Piccadilly 856, Octacros 134	As above. Vinyl test exists
451	Who Do You Love?	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Jack Waller / Jos.Tunbridge	Grey / Miller w/m `31	London	c October, 1931.	4513-	Piccadilly 855, Octacros 134, Mayfair G-2062	Mayfair as Percy Chandler and his Band. As above. Vinyl test exists
452	Over The Blue	Howard Godfrey and his Waldorfians	Werner Richard Heymann	Campell / Connelly w/m 1931	London	c October, 1931.	4514-2	Piccadilly 856	As above
453	Sweet And Lovely	Savoy Hotel Orpheans	G.A./ H.Tobias /Jules LeMere	w/m `31	London	October 29, 1931	CA-12093-4	Col CB-376 Col DF-800	Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. As above
454	Who Am I?	Savoy Hotel Orpheans	Alfred Newman / Milna	Gordon Clifford `31	London	October 31, 1931	CA-12139	Col CB-377 Col DF-826	Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans As above
455	Linda	SHO	Jo Trent / Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias `31	London	October 31, 1931	CA-12140	Col CB-377	Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. As above
456	Down Sunnyside Lane	NMDO	J.Campbell / Reg.Connelly	w/m `31	London	October 31, 1931	OB-1777-2	HMV B-6091	Ray Noble directing Nat Gonella and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and Jock Fleming (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophones); probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo and guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). Ray Noble plays piano duets with Harry Jacobson. London, October 31, 1931.
457	This Is The Day Of Days	NMDO	Harry Woods	w/m `31	London	October 31, 1931	OB-1778-1-2	HMV B-6091	An unissued test pressing of OB-1778-2 exists. As above.
458	This Is The Missus	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Henderson	Lew Brown `31	London	November 5, 1931	GB-3538 1-3	Dec F-2682	Lew Stone assumes leadership in the absence of Roy Fox, due to illness: Sid Buckman and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Ernest Ritte and Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola); Lew Stone (piano, celeste); Al Shaw or Bill Herbert (guitar); Don Stuteley (bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). With chorus by Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie. Take 3 issued
459	Over The Blue	Roy Fox ahb	Werner Richard Heymann	w/m ? 1931	London	November 5, 1931	GB-3539-3	Dec F-2683	As above
460	Neath The Spell Of Monte Carlo	Roy Fox ahb	Werner Richard Heymann	w/m `31	London	November 5, 1931	GB-3540-2	Dec F-2683	As above. One verse sung in German.
461	Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries	Roy Fox ahb	Ray Henderson	Lew Brown `31	London	November 5, 1931	GB-3541-2	Dec F-2682	As above
462	Got A Date With An Angel	NMDO	Jack Waller /Jos.Tunbridge	Grey / Miller w/m `31	London	November 14, 1931	OB-2228-2	HMV B-6098, HMV EA-991, Victor 22953	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and Jock Fleming (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Harry Hines (clarinet and alto saxophone); George Smith and Bob Wise (tenor saxophones); probably Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo and guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal); Ray Noble (celeste). Small Queen’s Hall, London, November 14, 1931
463	Guilty	NMDO	Richard Whiting	Gus Kahn / Harry Akst `31	London	November 14, 1931	OB-2229-1,-2, -4	HMV B-6097 French K-6549	Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. Take 4 also exists As above
464	Twentieth Century Blues	New Mayfair Novelty Orchestra	Noel Coward	w/m `31	London	November 14, 1931	OB-2231-2	HMV B-4001,French HMV K-6979, Victor 24090, Electrola EG-2930	Max Goldberg (trumpet); Laurie Payne (clarinet and baritone saxophone); Ray Noble and Harry Jacobson (pianos); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Al Bowlly (vocal/guitar). Small Queen’s Hall, London, November 14, 1931.
465	Lies	Deauville Dance Band	Harry Barris	Geo.Springer / Skinner `31	London	c November, 1931.	90279-1	EBR 1584	One source says c. November 13. A Harry Hudson band
466	Rio De Janeiro	Deauville Dance Band	E.de Gredos	w/m `31 ?	London	c November, 1931.	90280-3	EBR 1584	A Harry Hudson band
467	Linda	Blue Jays	Jo Trent / Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias `31 ?	London	c November, 1931.	90281-2	EBR 1585	Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
468	Dear, When I Met You	Blue Jays	Albert Von Tilzer	A.Seymour Brown `31 ?	London	c November, 1931.	90282-2	EBR 1585	Blue Jays were a Harry Hudson band
469	I Can't Get Mississippi Off My Mind	Billy Cotton ahb	Harry Akst	Joe Young `31	London	December 1, 1931	CAR-896-1-2	Regal MR-463	Billy Cotton (dir); Arthur Williams-George Burgess (trumpets); Dave Burchett - Ellis Jackson (trombone); Jack Halsall-Mick Burberry (clarinet, alto sax); Jimmy Shankland - Cyril Grantham (clarinet, tenor sax); Phil Phillips (violin); Clem Bernard (piano); Les Casey (guitar); Lal Jackson banjo); Joe White (tuba, string bass); Arthur Baker (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). A test pressing of CAR-896-2 exists, also featuring AB. It is not known if this was used for issue.
470	Hold My Hand	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Maurice Elwin / Noel Gay `31	Harry Graham	London	December 1, 1931	OB-2031-1-2		Takes 1 & 2 Dec rejected
471	Yes, Yes (My Baby Said Yes)	Roy Fox ahb	Con Conrad / Cliff Friend	w/m `31	London	December 2, 1931	GB-3456-4	Dec F-2720	Roy Fox (Missing ill): Lew Stone (director, arranger, piano, celest, vocal); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax,-baritone sax, vocals); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola, ocarina); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Don Stuteley (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone, vocals). London, December 2, 1931.
472	You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)	Roy Fox ahb	Russ Columbo / Con Conrad / Gladys DuBois / Paul Gregory	w/m `31	London	December 2, 1931	GB-3457-4-5	Dec F-2720	As above. Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
473	Nobody's Sweetheart	Roy Fox ahb	B.Meyers / E.Schoebel	Gus Kahn / E.Erdman `23	London	December 2, 1931	GB-3664-1	Dec F-2716, Australian M-1082	As above. Stan Bowsher (arranger)
474	Guilty	Roy Fox ahb	Richard Whiting	Gus Kahn / Harry Akst `31	London	December 2, 1931	GB-3665-1-2-3	Dec F-2716 Take 1; Australian M-1082 Take 2; Test Take 3	As above
475	Hold My Hand	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Maurice Elwin / Noel Gay `31	Harry Graham	London	December 4, 1931	OB-2031-4-5	HMV B-6112, Victor 24034, Electrola EG-2513 german	Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Jock Fleming (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); probably Harry Hines or possibly Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); two tenor saxophones (chosen from George Smith, Reg. Pink, Harry Caner and possibly Leon Goossens); three violins (chosen from Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, December 4, 1931. Note this was the first time Ray Noble's name appeared on the label.
476	Pied Piper Of Hamelin	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Noel Gay	Desmond Carter / Noel Gay `31	London	December 4, 1931	OB-2484-4	HMV B-6112, Victor 24034	As above
477	Eleven More Months And Ten More Days	Tuff Guys	Arthur Fields / Frederick Hall	w/m `31	London	December 8, 1931	90297-1	EBR 1586	Probably a Harry Hudson group with Harry also in chorus.
478	Foolish Facts	Tuff Guys	Frank Crumit / Frank O'Brien	Billy Curtis `31	London	December 8, 1931	90298-1	EBR 1586	Probably a Harry Hudson group with Harry also in chorus.
479	Eleven More Months And Ten More Days	AB and the Radio Rhythm Five	Art Fields / Fred Hall `31	w/m c/w	London	December 9, 1931	14044-2	EBW 5440	Probably the same group as the Tuff Guys
480	Foolish Facts	AB and the Radio Rhythm Five	Frank Crumit /Frank O'Brien	Billy Curtis `31	London	December 9, 1931	14045-2	EBW 5440	With chorus; probably the same group as the Tuff Guys.
481	I Was True	Ray Noble & his NMDO	J.R.Robinson / Kate Smith	w/m `31	London	December 19, 1931	OB-2518-3	HMV B-6118	AB with The Three Ginx. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); probably Harry Hines or possibly Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); two tenor saxophones (chosen from George Smith, Reg. Pink, Harry Caner and possibly Leon Goossens); One violin (chosen from Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, Hugo Rignold, Reg. Leopold and Nobby Clarke; Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, December 19, 1931.
482	One Little Quarrel	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Al Hoffman / Al Goodhart	Ed Nelson `31	London	December 19, 1931	OB-2519-2	HMV B-6118	AB with chorus. As above
483	The Longer That You Linger In Virginia	Roy Fox ahb	Walter Donaldson	Ballard MacDonald `31	London	December 30, 1931	GB-3761-1	Dec F-2760 M-1014 oz	Roy Fox (Missing ill): Lew Stone (director, arranger, piano, celest, vocal); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax,-baritone sax, vocals); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola, ocarina); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Don Stuteley (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone, vocals); Stan Bowsher (arranger). London, December 30, 1931
484	There's Something In Your Eyes	Roy Fox ahb	Franz Grothe `31	C.Lombardo / Reg.Connelly	London	December 30, 1931	GB-3762-1,-2	Dec Rejected	As above
485	Oh Mo'nah	Roy Fox ahb	Ted Weems / Country / Washburne	w/m 31	London	December 30, 1931	GB-3767-2	Dec F-2763,Dec M-1083 German Grammophon24504-B	As above. Vocal by Nat Gonella, chorus with AB
486	If I Didn't Have You	Roy Fox ahb	Milton Ager	E.Y.Harburg `31	London	December 30, 1931	GB-3768-1	Dec F-2763,Dec M-1083 German Grammophon24504-B	As above
487	Mona Lisa	Jock McDermott ahb	Harry Sullivan / Desmond Carter	w/m `32	London	January 5, 1932	14114-1	EBW 5458, Disclair K-1532	Jock McDermott -tb-dir. Sid Fearn & Frank Haviland -t. Pat Malone -tb-sb. Stan Osbourne -cl-as-pic. Jack Raine -cl-as-vn. George Glover -cl-ts. Tommy Nichols -p. Dick Sadler -g. Tom Eggerdon -db. Cecil Wicks -d-x-2nd p. Al Bowlly -v.
488	Hold My Hand	Jock McDermott ahb	Maurice Elwin / Noel Gay `31	Harry Graham	London	January 5, 1932	14115-1	EBW 5458 Disclair K-1531	As above
489	Whispering	Jock McDermott ahb	M. Schonberger	J. Schonberger	London	January 5, 1932	14116-2	EBW 5468 Disclair K-1531	As above
490	Dinah	Jock McDermott ahb	Harry Akst	Sam Lewis / Joe Young `25	London	January 5, 1932	14117-3	EBW 5468	As above
491	There's Something In Your Eyes	Roy Fox ahb	Franz Grothe `31	C.Lombardo / Reg.Connelly	London	January 7, 1932	.GB-3762-4	Dec F-2760	As December 30
492	Prisoner Of Love	Roy Fox ahb	Russ Columbo / Clarence Gaskill	Leo Robin `31	London	January 7, 1932	.GB-3781-1,-2	Dec rejected	As above
493	You Didn't Know The Music	Roy Fox ahb	Sam Coslow	w/m `31	London	January 7, 1932	.GB-3782-1-2	Dec rejected. Take 3 recorded on January 21	As above
494	You're The Kind Of A Baby For Me	SHO	Carroll Gibbons / Haslem	w/m `32	London	January 7, 1932	CA-12341-1-2-3	Col CB-403	Takes 1 & 2 rejected recorded on the 7th or 21st
495	Put Your Little Arms Around Me	Ray Noble & his NMDO	G.Arnheim /H.Tobia /Jules Lemare	w/m `31	London	January 8, 1932	OB-2102-3	HMV B-6131, HMV EA-1079 Electrola LB 6131 Electrola EG2526	LB 6131 Special Record is a German issue. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Eric Siday and probably Reg. Pursglove and Jean Pougnet (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, January 8, 1932.
496	Meet Me In The Cowshed	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Con Conrad / Jack Meskill	w/m `32	London	January 8, 1932	OB-2103-2	HMV B-6130	AB (dialogue with Leonard Henry). As above
497	By The Fireside	Ray Noble & his NMDO	R.Noble/J.Campbell/ R.Connelly		London	January 8, 1932	OB-2104-1	HMV B-6131,HMV EA-1077, Victor 25141 EG2526 HMV C 19	HMV C 19, a Record Sampler (March 1932), contains an excerpt. As above
498	Must It End Like This?	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Jimmy Messini / Eddie Keith	w/m `31	London	January 8, 1932	OB-2105-2	HMV B-6130	As above
499	A Faded Summer Love	AB acc. by pno	Phil Baxter	w/m `31	London	January 13, 1932	14126-1	EBW 5470	Probably Harry Hudson, piano.
500	You Didn't Know The Music	AB acc. by pno	Sam Coslow	w/m `31	London	January 13, 1932	14127-1	EBW 5470	Probably Harry Hudson on piano.
501	Actions Speak Louder Than Words	Masqueraders (Savoy Hotel Orpheans)	Rudy Vallee/R.Himber/B.Green	w/m `31	London	January 14, 1932	CA-12349-1	Col CB-409	(Savoy Hotel Orpheans): Carrol Gibbons (piano), Howard Jacobs (alto sax) directing Bill Shakespear, Billy Higgs (trumpets); Don Macaffer (trombone);Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto & baritone sax); George Smith (tenor sax); Hugo Rignold, Reg Leopold (violins); Harry Jacobson (2nd piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals).
502	One Little Quarrel	Masqueraders (Savoy Hotel Orpheans)	Al Hoffman / Al Goodhart	Ed Nelson `31	London	January 14, 1932	CA-12351-	Col CB-413	As above. Duet with Anona Winn
503	Prisoner Of Love	Roy Fox ahb	Russ Columbo / Clarence Gaskill	Leo Robin `31	London	January 21, 1932	GB-3781-4	Dec F-2775	As December 30.
504	You Didn't Know The Music	Roy Fox ahb	Sam Coslow	w/m `31	London	January 21, 1932	GB-3782-4	Dec F-2775	As above
505	To Be Worthy Of You	Roy Fox ahb	J.Fred Coots	Benny Davis w/m `31	London	January 21, 1932	GB-3854-2	Dec F-2793, Dec M-1018	As above
506	Jig Time	Roy Fox ahb	Ted Weems / Country / Washburne	w/m 31	London	January 21, 1932	GB-3855-1	Dec F-2793	As above. With chorus by Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie.
507	If Anything Happened To You	Rhythm Maniacs	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `32	Chelsea Town Hall. London	January 28, 1932	GB-3889-1-2	Dec F-3086, Dec M-1197	On this occasion, a pseudonym for Roy Fox ahb. The same band as above except Tiny Winters replaces Don Stuteley on string bass. Take 2 was released
508	In London On A Night Like This	Rhythm Maniacs	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `32	Chelsea Town Hall. London	January 28, 1932	GB-3890 1-2	Dec F-3086, Dec M-1197	As above with chorus. On this occasion, a pseudonym for Roy Fox ahb; AB erroneously given label credit as composer. Take 2 was released.
509	Falling In Love	New Cumberland Dance Orchestra	Fritz Rotter / Bob Handers	w/m `32	London	c. January 1932	F-1910 F-1911	Filmophone 378	Directed by Dave Frost; F1910 and F1911 are different takes which exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. (Filmophone didn’t ascribe take numbers to a master number, but used a new master number for each take). Dave Frost (piano, arranger, director); probably Max Goldberg, Arthur Niblo (trumpets); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Bobby Martin, Sid Kirchin (clarinet, alto-sax); Art Christmas (alto sax, bass sax); Tommy Atkins (tenor sax); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Don Stuteley (solid bass) Frank Morgan (drums).
510	You Call It Madness	New Cumberland Dance Orchestra	Con Conrad	w/m `31	London	c. January 1932	F-1912	Filmophone 379	Directed by Dave Frost. As above
511	I Idolize My Baby's Eyes	New Cumberland Dance Orchestra	M.K.Jerome	Joan Jasmyn `31	London	c. January 1932	F1915	Filmophone 378	Directed by Dave Frost. As above
512	Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries	New Cumberland Dance Orchestra	Ray Henderson	Lew Brown `31	London	c. January 1932	F1916	Filmophone 379	Directed by Dave Frost. As above
513	Adios	Roy Fox ahb	E.Madriguera / C.R.Del Campo	Ed Woods`31	London	February 4, 1932	GB-3922-3	Dec F-2805, Dec M-1017	Roy Fox (Missing ill): Lew Stone (director, arranger, piano, celeste); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone); Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax,-baritone sax, vocals); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola, ocarina); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone, vocals. London, January 28, 1932. Al Bowlly's vocal contrabution to this title consists of singing the word `Adios' five times. He plays guitar only on the other sides made at this session.
514	Georgia on my mind	Roy Fox ahb	Hoagy Carmichael	Stuart Gorrell	London	February 4, 1932	GB-3923-3	Dec F-2804, Dec M-1017	As above. Nat Gonella Vocal. Al Bowlly-guitar
515	You Rascal You	Roy Fox ahb	Sam Theard		London	February 4, 1932	GB-3924-2	Dec F-2805,	As above. Nat Gonella Vocal. Al Bowlly-guitar
516	Don't tell a soul	Roy Fox ahb	Harry S Pepper		London	February 4, 1932	GB-3925-3	Dec F-2804, Australian M-1018	As above, Joe Ferrie Vocal. Al Bowlly-guitar
517	Sweetheart In My Dreams Tonight	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Tolchard Evans	Erell Reaves`32	London	February 12, 1932	OB-2186-2	HMV B-6146, Victor 24173	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and another (trombones); Reg. Pink and Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Berly (tenor saxophones); Eric (violin); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, February 12, 1932.
518	It's Great To Be In Love	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Cliff Friend	w/m `31 Reg Connelly	London	February 12, 1932	OB-2187-2	HMV B-6147 , HMV EA-1097, Victor 25232,	As above
519	Blues In My Heart	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Irv.Mills /Benny K.Carter	w/m `31	London	February 12, 1932	OB-2188-1	Victor 25141, Victor 25232, Electrola EG-2684 Elec EG LB-6147 HMV B-6147	As above
520	Whistling Waltz	SHO	Tolchard Evans	Erell Reaves w/m `32	London	February 16, 1932	CA-12424-2	Col CB-425, Col DO-684oz Col DF-980	Carrol Gibbons (piano), Howard Jacobs (alto sax) directing Bill Shakespear, Billy Higgs (trumpets); Don Macaffer (trombone);Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto & baritone sax); George Smith (tenor sax); Hugo Rignold, Reg Leopold (violins); Harry Jacobson (2nd piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals, whistles)
521	Sweetheart, In My Dreams Tonight	SHO	Tolchard Evans	Erell Reaves`32	London	February 16, 1932	CA-12425-2	Col CB-425	As above
522	Save The Last Dance For Me	SHO	Frank Magine	Walter Hirsch w/m `31	London	February 16, 1932	CA-12426-2	Col CB-426, Col DO-684oz	As above
523	Granny's Photo Album	Masqueraders	Clive Greer	w/m `32	London	February 18, 1932	CA-12443-2	Col CB-434, Col DO-717	As above (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) with the Carlyle Cousins
524	Kiss By Kiss	Masqueraders	Vincent Rose	Jack Meskill / Ray Klages `31	London	February 18, 1932	CA-12444-2	Col CB-429	As above (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) with the Carlyle Cousins
525	The Night You Gave Me Back The Ring	Masqueraders	Lou Herscher	Gordon / Taub w/m `31	London	February 18, 1932	CA-12445-1	Col CB-429	As above. AB with the Carlyle Cousins
526	Only Me Knows Why	Masqueraders	Harold Walden	w/m `25	London	February 18, 1932	CA-12446-1	Col CB-428	As above. With chorus.
527	Concentratin' (On You)	Roy Fox ahb	Thomas`Fats' Waller	Andy Razaf `31	London	February 22, 1932	GB-4012-2	Dec F-2839	As February 4.
528	Minnie The Moocher	Roy Fox ahb	Cab Calloway / Irving Mills	Clarence Gaskill w/m `32	London	February 22, 1932	GB-4013-3	Dec F-2834 Dec M-1085	As above. Al Bowlly with Lew Stone and Bill Harty chorus
529	Kicking The Gong Around	Roy Fox ahb	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	February 22, 1932	GB-4014-2	Dec F-2834, Dec M-1085	As above. AB speaks the part of a Chinese. Nat Gonella -Vocals
530	There's A Ring Around The Moon	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Edw.G.Nelson	Sam Lewis / Al Goodhart `31	London	March 3, 1932	OB-3008-2	HMV B-6154, HMV EA-1102, Victor 24149, Electrola EG-2567	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and another (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Berly (tenor saxophones); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, March 3, 1932.
531	With Love In My Heart	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Sam Prager / Marty Quinto	John Klenner `31	London	March 3, 1932	OB-3009-2	HMV B-6157	As above
532	With Love In My Heart	Masqueraders	Sam Prager / Marty Quinto	John Klenner `31	London	March 5, 1932	CA-12505-1	Col CB-442, Col DO-718	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans). As February 18. Perhaps Paul Fenoulhet added on trumbone /arrangement
533	Take Away The Moon	Masqueraders	Art Stroud / Al Sirota	w/m `31	London	March 5, 1932	CA-12506-2	Col CB-435	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) As above.
534	We'll Be Together Again	Masqueraders	Horatio Nicholls	Jos G.Gilbert `32	London	March 5, 1932	CA-12507-1	Col CB-434, Col DO-717	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) As above.
535	Tell Tales	Masqueraders	Chas.O'Flynn / B.Robinson	L.Vardi `32	London	March 5, 1932	CA-12508-2	Col CB-435, Col DO-741	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) As above.
536	It Happened In Monterey	John Watt's 'Songs From Shows', acc. by orchestra and compered by John Watt	Mabel Wayne	Billy Rose `30	London	March 7, 1932	GA-4069-2	Dec K-645 (12")	Songs From The Shows - Part 1. Al Bowlly sings a chorus of "It Happened in Monterey" from THE KING OF JAZZ
537	My Baby Just Cares For Me	John Watt's 'Songs From Shows', acc. by orchestra and compered by John Watt	Walter Donaldson	Gus Kahn `30	London	March 7, 1932	GA-4070-2	Dec K-645 (12")	Songs From The Shows - Part 1. Al Bowlly duets with Elsie Carlisle on "My Baby Just Cares for Me" from WHOOPEE
538	My Sweet Virginia	Roy Fox ahb	Raymond Klages / Jack Meskill / Vincent Rose	w/m ? `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 7, 1932	GB-4071-2-3	Dec F-2866, Dec M-1107	As February 4. 2 takes exist. Perhaps take 3 exists.
539	If I Have To Go On Without You	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Woods / Al Dubin	w/m `31	Chelsea Town Hall.London	March 7, 1932	GB-4072-1,-2	Dec F-2866, Dec M-1108 0z	As above
540	Kiss By Kiss	Roy Fox ahb	Vincent Rose	Jack Meskill / Ray Klages `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 7, 1932	GB-4073-3	Dec F-2867, Dec M-1107	As above
541	Goodnight, Moon	Roy Fox ahb	Walter Donaldson	w/m `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 7, 1932	GB-4074-2	Dec F-2867, Dec M-1108	As above
542	Try To Forget	Masqueraders	Jerome Kern	Otto Harbach `31	London	March 11, 1932	CA-12527-1	Col DB-782, Col DO-1107	The Cat And The Fiddle-Selection Part 1.(Savoy Hotel Orpheans): Carrol Gibbons (piano) & Howard Jacobs (alto sax) directing Bill Shakespeare & Billy Higgs (trumpets); Don Macaffer (trombone); Paul Fenoulhet (trombone / arrangement); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto & baritone sax); George Smith (tenor sax); Hugo Rignold & Ben Frankel (violins); Harry Jacobson (2nd piano); Bert Thomas (guitar, banjo); Jack Evetts (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals).
543	She Didn't Say Yes	Masqueraders	Jerome Kern	Otto Harbach `31	London	March 11, 1932	CA-12528-1	Col DB-782, Col DO-1107	The Cat And The Fiddle-Selection Part 2. As above.
544	All Of Me	Durium Dance Band	Gerald Marks	Seymour Simons `31	London	March 15, 1932	E-1003-A-B	Durium EN-8	Lew Stone (director); Stan Bowsher (arranger); Nat Gonella & Lloyd Shakespeare (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto- baritone sax); Harry Hines (alto sax); Harry Berly (tenor sax, viola); Harry Rubens (piano); 8ill Herbert (guitar); Jack White (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal)
545	Save The Last Dance For Me	Durium Dance Band	Frank Magine / Walter Hirsch	w/m `31	London	March 15, 1932	E-1003-A-B	Durium EN-8	As above
546	One More Kiss	Durium Dance Band	Peter De Rose / Lou Herscher / Art Googan	Charlie Tobias `31	London	March 15, 1932	E-1004 A-B-C	Durium EN-0	As above. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
547	By The Fireside	Durium Dance Band	R.Noble / J.Campbell / R.Connelly	w/m `32	London	March 15, 1932	E-1004-A-B-C	Durium EN-0	As above except Lew Stone is arranger. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
548	Was That The Human Thing To Do?	Roy Fox ahb	Sammy Fain	Joe Young `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 22, 1932	GB-4113-3	Dec F-2888	As February 4. Eve Becke vocals. Al Bowlly guitar
549	She Didn't Say "Yes"	Roy Fox ahb	Jerome Kern	Otto Harbach `31	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 22, 1932	GB-4114-1	Dec F-2888	As above. Chorus, Al Bowlly, Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie
550	Goodnight, Vienna	Roy Fox ahb	Eric Maschwitz / Geo.Posford	w/m `32	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 22, 1932	GB-4115-2	Dec F-2889, Brunswick 6375, M1174oz	As above with Bowlly vocals
551	Living In Clover	Roy Fox ahb	Geo. Posford	w/m `32	Chelsea Town Hall. London	March 22, 1932	GB-4116-2	Dec F-2889, Brunswick 6375, M1174oz	As above
552	Papa Giovannino	Orchestra Durium Diretta Dal Mº Paul Abel			London	March 23, 1932	E-1013-A	Rejected	Lew Stone (director, arranger); Jimmy Macaffer & Lloyd Shakespeare (trumpets); Paul Fenoulhet (trombone); Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto- baritone sax); Harry Hines (alto sax); Harry Berly (tenor sax, viola); Jean Pougnet (violin); Harry Rubens (piano); Al Bowlly (guitar); Dick Ball (string bass); Bill Harty (drums). Rejected not found.
553	Verso Le Tre	Orchestra Durium Diretta Dal Mº Paul Abel			London	March 23, 1932	E-1013-A	Rejected	as above. Rejected not found.
554	J'ai deux amours	Orchestra Durium Diretta Dal Mº Paul Abel	Scotto		London	March 23, 1932	E-1014-B	Durium T-38	As above. A Lew Stone outfit
555	Il paese Del Sorriso (Dein ist mein ganzes Herz)	Orchestra Durium Diretta Dal Mº Paul Abel	Lehar		London	March 23, 1932	E-1014-B	Durium T-38	As above. A Lew Stone outfit
556	The King Was In The Counting House	Masqueraders	Montague Ewing	w/m `32	London	March 24, 1932	CA-12544-1	Col CB-443, Col DO-719	Carrol Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans). As March 11.
557	Goopy Geer	Masqueraders	Herman Hupfeld	w/m `31	London	March 24, 1932	CA-12545-2	Col CB-442, Col DO-718	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) As above.
558	Sailing On The Robert E. Lee	Masqueraders	Eugene West / Jas.McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	March 24, 1932	CA-12546-1	Col CB-443, Col DO-719	Carroll Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans) As above.
559	Hello Mike	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Maurice / Alan Berne	w/m `32	London	c. March 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "A Night Like This"; Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band c. 1932
560	In London On A Night Like This	Roy Fox ahb	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `32	London	c. March 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "A Night Like This"; Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band. c. 1932
561	Considerin'	Roy Fox ahb	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `31	London	c. March 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "A Night Like This"; Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band. c. 1932
562	If Anything Happened To You	Roy Fox ahb	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `32	London	c. March 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "A Night Like This"; Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band. c. 1932
563	Was That The Human Thing To Do?	Durium Dance Band	Sammy Fain	Joe Young `31	London	April 1, 1932	E-1023-B	Durium EN-11	Lew Stone (director); Stan Bowsher (arranger); Nat Gonella & Lloyd Shakespeare (trumpets); Paul Fenoulhet (trombone, arranger); Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto- baritone sax); Harry Hines (alto sax); Harry Berly (tenor sax, viola); Harry Rubens (piano); Bill Herbert (guitar); Dick Ball (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London. April 1, 1932
564	Now That You're Gone	Durium Dance Band	Gus Kahn / Ted Fiorito	w/m `31	London	April 1, 1932	E-1023-B	Durium EN-11	As above
565	Goodnight, Vienna	Durium Dance Band	Eric Maschwitz / Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	April 1, 1932	E-1024-A-B-C	Durium EN-9	As above. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
566	My Sweet Virginia	Durium Dance Band	V.Rose / R.Klages	J.Meskill / R.S.Stoddon `31	London	April 1, 1932	E-1024-A-B-C	Durium EN-9	As above. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Lew Stone arranger.
567	Goodnight, Vienna	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Eric Maschwitz / Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	April 7, 1932	OB-3063-1	HMV B-6172, Victor 24064, Electrola EG-2567 HMV C-2740 HMV K-6570	HMV C-2740 "Jubilee Music Hall Parade", Side 3 of a 2 -record set, contains an excerpt. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); unknown 'cello; Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, April 7, 1932.
568	Give Me A Tune	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Vincent Scotto	w/m `32	London	April 7, 1932	OB-3064-2	HMV B-6182	AB whistles. As above
569	Living In Clover	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	April 7, 1932	OB-3065-2	HMV B-6172, Victor 24064 HMV K-6570	As above
570	Somebody Loves You	Roy Fox ahb	Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias `32	London	April 13, 1932	GB-4255-2	Dec F-2922 M-1141	Roy Fox (Returns after illness. Director): Lew Stone (arranger, piano, celeste); Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman (trumpets, vocals); Joe Ferrie (trombone, violin, arranger); Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax,-baritone sax, vocals); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums, vibraphone); Phil Cardew (arranger). London, April 13, 1932
571	I'm For You A Hundred Per Cent	Roy Fox ahb	Jas.Dyrenforth / Billy Rose / Carroll Gibbons	w/m `31	London	April 13, 1932	GB-4256-2	Dec F-2923 M-1140 oz	As above
572	Can't We Talk It Over?	Roy Fox ahb	Victor Young	Ned Washington `31	London	April 13, 1932	GB-4257-1-3	Dec F-2923 M-1140 oz	As above. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
573	When We're Alone	Roy Fox ahb	Will Jason / Val Burton	w/m `31	London	April 13, 1932	GB-4258-2	Dec F-2922 M-1141 oz	As above
574	Can't We Talk It Over?	Durium Dance Band	Victor Young	Ned Washington `31	London	April 20, 1932	E-1029-A-C	Durium EN-13	Lew Stone (director); Stan Bowsher (arranger); Nat Gonella & Lloyd Shakespeare (trumpets); Paul Fenoulhet (trombone, arranger); Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto- baritone sax); Harry Hines (alto sax, arranger); Harry Berly (tenor sax, viola); Harry Rubens (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Dick Ball (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London. April 20, 1932. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Paul Fenoulhet arranger.
575	Just Humming Along	Durium Dance Band	Montague Ewing / Sherman Myers	R.Hargreaves / S.Damerell `31	London	April 20, 1932	E-1029-A-C	Durium EN-13	As above. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Harry Hines arranger.
576	Auf Wiedersehen, My Dear	Durium Dance Band	Al Hoffman / Ed Nelson	Ger w: Herr Fred Fisher `32	London	April 20, 1932	E-1030-A-B-C	Durium EN-12	As above. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Stan Bowsher arranger.
577	Rain On The Roof	Durium Dance Band	Ann Ronell	w/m `32	London	April 20, 1932	E-1030-A-B-C	Durium EN-12	As above. All three takes were issued under the same catalogue number. Lew Stone arranger.
578	With All My Love And Kisses	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Archie Gottler / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `32	London	April 21, 1932	OB-2860-2	HMV B-6176, HMV EA-1123, Victor 24128	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and another(trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, April 21, 1932.
579	We've Got The Moon And Sixpence	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Clifford Grey / Oscar Levant	w/m `32	London	April 21, 1932	OB-2861-2	HMV B-6203,Victor 24212, Electrola EG-2684	As above
580	What Would You Do?	New Mayfair Orchestra directed by Ray Noble	Richard Whiting	Leo Robin `32	London	May 3, 1932	OB-2870-2	HMV B-4188, K6572 French	One Hour With You-Selection Part 2. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare and another? (trumpets); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, May 3, 1932.
581	One Hour With You	New Mayfair Orchestra	Richard Whiting	Leo Robin `31	London	May 3, 1932	OB-2871-1	HMV B-4188, K6572 French	One Hour With You-Selection Part 1. As above
582	Sailin' On The Robert E. Lee	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Eugene West / Jas.McCaffrey / David Ringle	w/m `31	London	May 3, 1932	OB-2874-2	HMV B-6176,Victor 24128, Electrola EG-2581 EA-1122	As above
583	Lovable	Roy Fox ahb	Woods	Gus Kahn	London	May 4, 1932	GB-4409-2	Dec F-2963	As April 13
584	Love, You Funny Thing	Roy Fox ahb	Fred Ahlert	Roy Turk `32	London	May 4, 1932	GB-4411-2	Dec F-2964	As above
585	Gettin' Sentimental	Roy Fox ahb	Matt Malneck	Gus Kahn `31	London	May 4, 1932	GB-4412-2	Dec F-2963	As above
586	Snuggled On Your Shoulder	SHO	Carmen Lombardo	Joe Young `31	London	May 11, 1932	CA-12691-3	Col CB-458, Col DO-756	Carrol Gibbons (Savoy Hotel Orpheans). As March 11.
587	Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now	SHO	Thomas`Fats' Waller	Andy Razaf `31	London	May 11, 1932	CA-12692-1-2	Col rejected	Not found. If anyone has the audio, please contact me. Released as CA-12692-2 which has a vocal by another singer?. As above.
588	When We're Alone	SHO	Will Jason / Val Burton	w/m `31	London	May 11, 1932	CA-12693-2	Col CB-459, Col DF-911	As above
589	What Makes You So Adorable?	SHO	Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias `32	London	May 11, 1932	CA-12694-1	Col CB-469, Col DO-783oz	As above
590	You've Got What Gets Me	Roy Fox ahb	Geo Gershwin	Ira Gershwin `30 from "Girl Crazy"	London	May 19, 1932	GB-4489-2	Dec F-3014 M-1156	As April 13
591	I Got Rhythm	Roy Fox ahb	Geo Gershwin	Ira Gershwin `30	London	May 19, 1932	GB-4490-3	Dec F-3014 M-1156 oz	As above. Bowlly with Nat Gonella, Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie chorus.
592	Put That Sun Back In The Sky	Roy Fox ahb	Jos.Meyer	Irv.Kahal `31	London	May 19, 1932	GB-4491-2	Dec F-3015	As above
593	The Echo Of A Song	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza		London	May 19, 1932	GB-4492-1-2	Dec rejected	Not found. If anyone has the audio, please contact me
594	By The Fireside	New Mayfair Orchestra	Ray Noble / Jimmy Campbell	Reginald Connelly `32	London	May 27, 1932	OB-2892-2	HMV B-4208	Songs Everybody Is Singing - Part 1. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and another (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter, or possibly Harry Berly, who is definitely present on viola, (tenor saxophone); 3 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, May 27, 1932.
595	What Makes You So Adorable?	New Mayfair Orchestra	Peter De Rose	Chas Tobias `32	London	May 27, 1932	OB-2893-2	HMV B-4208	Songs Everybody Is Singing - Part 2. As above
596	Was That The Human Thing To Do?	Arthur Lally aho	Sammy Fain	Joe Young `31	London	June 1, 1932	GB-4537-2	Dec F-3006	A Hiking Holiday With Bert Feldman - Part 1.(Sam Brown introduces: The Runaway Train-v Maurice Elwin: Was That The Human Thing To Do ? –v Al Bowlly: Can't We Talk It Over ?-v Maurice Elwin : Where's Bill Bailey ?-v Maurice Elwin & chorus). Arthur Lally (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax, director); probably Max Goldberg + another (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); ? (clarinet, alto sax); ? (clarinet, tenor sax); Claude Ivy (piano); Alan Ferguson (guitar); Spike Hughes (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, June 1, 1932.
597	When The Rest Of The Crowd Goes Home	Arthur Lally aho	Joe Burke	Al Dubin `31	London	June 1, 1932	GB-4538-1	Dec F-3006	As above. A Hiking Holiday With Bert Feldman - Part 2. (Maurice Elwin introduces: I Lost My Heart In Heidelberg – v Maurice Elwin: When The Rest Of The Crowd Goes Home-v Al Bowlly: Goodniqht, Little Girl, Goodnight- v - Maurice Elwin & Sam Brown)
598	Good Evening	Arthur Lally aho	Tolchard Evans	w/m `32	London	June 1, 1932	PB-1008-2	Dec F-3067, Panachord 25240, Mayfair G-2170 Dec Aus M1195	As Buddy Lewis & his Orchestra (Panachord 25240) or Jack Holmes & his Orchestra (Mayfair G-2170). As above
599	My Sunny Monterey	Arthur Lally aho	Horatio Nicholls	Jos Geo Gilbert `32	London	June 1, 1932	PB-1008-2. Could be take 1 on Panachord	Panachord 25240, Mayfair G-2170	As Buddy Lewis & his Orchestra (Panachord 25240) or Jack Holmes & his Orchestra (Mayfair G-2170). As above
600	It Ain't No Fault Of Mine	Roy Fox ahb	Joe Davis / Spencer Williams	w/m `29	London	June 6, 1932		Film Soundtrack	From Pathetone Weekly short "Roy Fox ahb". Nat Gonella voval. Al Bowlly guitar. From British Pathé film soundtrack, released June 6th 1932
601	Good Evening	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Tolchard Evans	w/m `32	London	June 8, 1932	OB-3094-3	HMV B-6193, HMV EA-1119	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter, or possibly Harry Berly, who is definitely present on viola, (tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums/tymps); guitar; bass trombone added; Al Bowlly (vocal). London, June 8, 1932
602	The Echo Of A Song	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Peter Mendoza	w/m `32	London	June 8, 1932	OB-3095-2	HMV B-6193	As above
603	Dreams That Don't Grow Old	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Vivian Ellis / H.M.Tennent	w/m `32	London	June 8, 1932	OB-3096-2	HMV B-6192	As above
604	The Echo Of A Song	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza		London	June 10, 1932	GB-4492-1-2-3	Dec F-3015, Brunswick 6457	As April 13. Takes 1 and 2 Decca rejects recorded May 19
605	It's Always Good-bye	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza	w/m `32	London	June 10, 1932	GB-4559-2	Dec F-3028	As above
606	Lullaby Of The Leaves	Roy Fox ahb	Bernice Petkere	Joe Young `32	London	June 10, 1932	GB-4560-3	Dec F-3029 Dec Aus M1172 F45006 french?	As above with Sid Buckman, Joe Ferrie, Jim Easton and Nat Gonella chorus.
607	Gone Forever	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza	w/m `32	London	June 10, 1932	GB-4561-2	Dec F-3029 Dec Aus M1172	As above
608	What Makes You So Adorable?	Roy Fox ahb	Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias `32	London	June 10, 1932	GB-4562-2	Dec F-3028	Phil Cardew arrangement
609	Drums In My Heart	Arthur Lally aho	Vincent Youmans	Ed Heyman `32	London	June 30, 1932	GB-4610-2	Dec F-3057	As June 1st.
610	Ev'ry Day's A Lucky Day	Arthur Lally aho	Harry Carlton	w/m `32	London	June 30, 1932	GB-4611-1	Dec F-3057, Dec M-1175	With chorus. There appear to be two edits of this same performance, one longer version including a second chorus by AB; possibly one was issued as Dec F-3057 and the other as M-1175. As above
611	I Heard	SHO	Don Redman / Irving Mills	w/m `32	London	July 18, 1932	CA-12892-2	Col CB-483, Col DO-805oz	Savoy Hotel Orpheans): Carrol Gibbons (piano) & Howard Jacobs (alto sax) directing Bill Shakespeare & Billy Higgs (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Paul Fenoulhet (trombone / arrangement); George Melachrino (clarinet, alto sax, violin); Laurie Payne ill replaced by Bob Wise (clarinet, alto & baritone sax); George Smith (tenor sax); Ben Frankel (violins); Sid Bright (2nd piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Rudy Starita (drums, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals).
612	What A Life	SHO	Louis Alter / Charlotte Kent	w/m `32	London	July 18, 1932	CA-12893-1	Col CB-482, Col DO-805oz	Savoy Hotel Orpheans - Carroll Gibbons. As above
613	A Great Big Bunch Of You	SHO	Harry Warren	Mort Dixon	London	July 18, 1932	CA-12894-2	Col CB-482, Col DO-806	Savoy Hotel Orpheans - Carroll Gibbons. As above
614	Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day	Roy Fox ahb	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler `32	London	July 20, 1932	GB-4679-3	Dec F-3063 M1184	As April 13. No mention of a vocal refrain on label.
615	Roy Fox's Commentary On Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Reception	Roy Fox ahb	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler `32	London	July 20, 1932	GB-4680-3	Dec F-3063, M1184	As above. Al Bowlly (in pretend Chinese; Roy Fox speaks and Nat Gonella vocals. No mention of vocal refrain on label.
616	One More Affair	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza	w/m `32	London	July 20, 1932	GB-4681-2	Dec F-3093	As April 13
617	Marta	Roy Fox ahb	Moises Simons	Louis Wolfe Gilbert `31	London	July 20, 1932	GB-4682-1-2 (3?)	Dec Rejected. Not found yet	As above
618	Why Be So Unkind To Me?	Ray Noble & his New Mayfair Orchestra	R.Stanley / Tolchard Evans / H.Tilsley	w/m `32	London	July 20, 1932	OB-2367-2	HMV B-6220, HMV EA-1143	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and another (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink or Harry Carter, or possibly Harry Berly, who is definitely present on viola, (tenor saxophone); 3 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, July 20, 1932
619	Please Don't Mention It	Ray Noble & his New Mayfair Orchestra	Harry Pepper	w/m `32	London	July 20, 1932	OB-2368-1	HMV B-6219, HMV EA-1143	Duet with Anona Winn. As above
620	Where Are You? (Girl Of My Dreams)	Ray Noble & his New Mayfair Orchestra	Bing Crosby / Irving Bibo / Paul McVey	w/m `32	London	July 20, 1932	OB-2369-2	HMV B-6220	Duet with Anona Winn. As above
621	Pagan Moon	Ray Noble & his New Mayfair Orchestra	Joe Burke	Al Dubin / Alfred Bryan `31	London	July 20, 1932	OB-2370-2	HMV B-6219	As above without Anona Winn
622	We've Got The Moon And Sixpence	Arthur Lally aho	Clifford Grey / Oscar Levant	w/m `32	London	July 23, 1932	GB-4689-1	Dec F-3066 Dec Aus M1196 Mayfair G2181	Mayfair as Jack Holmes and his Orchestra. As June 1st.
623	Is I In Love? I Is	Arthur Lally aho	John Russell Robinson	Mercer Cook `32	London	July 23, 1932	GB-4690-2	Dec F-3066 MAYFAIR G-2171 Dec Aus M1196	As above
624	Please Don't Mention It	Al Bowlly accompanied by small instrumental group	Harry Pepper	w/m `32	London	July 26, 1932	GB-4696-1	Dec F-3128, Dec M-422, Dec M-1203	AB - s (briefly); with female voice.
625	Wherever You Are	Al Bowlly accompanied by small instrumental group	Reg Connelly / Ray Noble	Gus Kahn / Jimmy Campbell	London	July 26, 1932	GB-4697-2	Dec F-3128, Dec M-422, Dec M-1203
626	Marta	Roy Fox ahb	Moises Simons	Louis Wolfe Gilbert `31	London	August 8, 1932	GB-4682-4 (Takes 1 & 2 recorded July 20th and rejected)(Take 3 ?)	Dec F-3093	As April 13
627	Wherever You Are	Roy Fox ahb	Gus Kahn / Jimmy Campbell / Reg Connelly / Ray Noble		London	August 8, 1932	GB-4715-1	Dec F-3094 M1193	As above
628	Just Another Dream Of You	Roy Fox ahb	Joe Burke	Benny Davis `32	London	August 8, 1932	GB-4716-2	Dec F-3094 M.1193 oz	As above
629	Ooh! That Kiss!	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Warren	Mort Dixon / Joe Young `31	London	August 8, 1932	GB-4717-1	Dec F-3099 AU M-1194	As above. Vocals by Al Bowlly, Sid Buckman and Joe Ferrie.
630	You're My Everything	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Warren	Mort Dixon / Joe Young `31	London	August 8, 1932	GB-4718-2	Dec F-3099 M-1194 oz	As above
631	Looking On The Bright Side Of Life	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Howard Flynn	w/m `32	London	September 1, 1932	OB-3182-2	HMV B-6237, HMV B-6237 oz, Victor 24212	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and another (trombones); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Berly or Ham- Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, September 1, 1932.
632	The Younger Generation	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Noel Coward	w/m `32	London	September 1, 1932	OB-3183-2	HMV B-6238, Victor 25020 HMV C30	HMV C30 contains an excerpt. As above
633	You're More Than All The World To Me	Ray Noble & his NMDO	W.E.Haines / M.Beresford / F.Sumner	w/m `32	London	September 1, 1932	OB-3185-1	HMV B-6237, HMV B-6237oz	As above
634	Happy-Go-Lucky You (And Broken-Hearted Me)	Al Bowlly accompanied by small instrumental group	Jack Murray / Al Goodhart / Al Hoffman	w/m `32	London	September 7, 1932	GB-4842-3	Dec F-3145
635	It Was So Beautiful	Al Bowlly accompanied by small instrumental group	Harry Barris	Art Freed `32	London	September 7, 1932	GB-4843-1	Dec F-3145
636	I'll Do My Best To Make You Happy	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	September 8, 1932	OB-3195-2	HMV B-6245,+ OZ Victor 24333 HMV K-6901 Elec EG-2692	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and another (trombones); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and or Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Harry Berly (viola); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, September 8, 1932.
637	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	September 8, 1932	OB-3196-2	HMV B-6245 oz, Victor 24333 HMV K-6901 Rca demonstration record K-1-A	As above
638	The Night When Love Was Born	Roy Fox ahb	Abel Baer	Joe Young / Dave Oppenheim `32	London	September 9, 1932	GB-4866-3	Dec F-3152	As April 13
639	Are You Prepared (To Be True?)	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Venning / Clifton Marsh	w/m `32	London	September 9, 1932	GB-4867-1	Dec F-3152	As above
640	If You Were Only Mine	Roy Fox ahb	Isham Jones	Chas Newman `32	London	September 9, 1932	GB-4868-1	Dec F-3151	As above
641	Call It A Day	Roy Fox ahb	Peter Mendoza	w/m `32	London	September 9, 1932	GB-4869-2	Dec F-3151	As above
642	I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet	Clarence Gaskill / Jimmy McHugh	w/m `26	London	September 14, 1932	GB-4888-3	Dec F-3176	Brian Rust lists the personnel in Jazz Records. Nat Gonella (trumpet, vocals); Harry Jacobson (piano, celeste); Tiny Winters (string bass); Al Bowlly (guitar); Bill Harty (drums).
643	I Heard	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet	Don Redman / Irving Mills	w/m `32	London	September 14, 1932	GB-4889-1	Dec F-3176, Dec(US) 492, Mayfair G-282	As above. Mayfair G-282 as EDDIE HINES AND HIS TRUMPET.
644	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	September 19, 1932	GB-4901-1-2-3	Dec Rejected	Not found
645	I'll Do My Best To Make You Happy	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	September 19, 1932	GB-4902-1-2	Dec Rejected	Not found
646	Listen To The German Band	Debroy Somers Band	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `29	London	September 20, 1932	CA-13038-1	Col CB-508	DEBROY SOMERS BAND: Debroy Somers (director); Julius Nussbaum (arranger); Jimmy Wornell, Arthur Coburn (trumpets); Percy Harper (trombone, violin); Brian Wicks (clarinet, alto sax); Tommy Nevinson (tenor sax); Dan Donovan (baritone sax): Gerry McQuillan (bassoon, harp); R. G. Somers (oboe); Ben Loban (violin); Arthur Sandford (piano); George Morris (banjo); Joe Lawler (tuba); Tommy Blades (drums, vibraphone); Al Bowlly (vocals).
647	Dance Of The Cuckoos	Rudy Starita with Arthur Lally aho	Harry Steinberg	`32	London	September 21, 1932	GB-4919-2	Dec F-3186	As June 1st. No mention of the vocal refrain on the label
648	This Is My Love Song	Arthur Lally aho	Joe Burke	Al Dubin `31	London	September 21, 1932	GB-4921-1	Panachord 25303, Mayfair G-2203	As above. Mayfair as Jack Holmes And His Orchestra.
649	The Old Man Of The Mountains	Roy Fox ahb	Victor Young	Geo.Brown `32	London	September 23, 1932	GB-4936-1-2	Dec F-3181	As April 13. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
650	How'm I Doin'?	Roy Fox ahb	Lemuel Fowler / Don Redman	w/m `32	London	September 23, 1932	GB-4937-3	Dec F-3198	As above. Vocal refrain by Nat Gonella with Al Bowlly and Joe Ferrie chorus
651	Moon	Roy Fox ahb	Michael Caleo / Jack Miles / Harold Potter	w/m `31	London	September 23, 1932	GB-4938-2	Dec F-3198	As April 13
652	All Of A Sudden	Roy Fox ahb	Harry Woods	w/m `32	London	September 23, 1932	GB-4939-3	Dec F-3181	As above. The final track recorded as Roy Fox and his Band with Al Bowlly before Lew Stone took over the band. Roy Fox formed a new band at the Cafe Anglais, joined only by Sid Buckman
653	Hello Mike	Arthur Lally aho	Peter Maurice / Alan Berne	w/m `32	London	September 29, 1932	GB-4957-1	Dec F-3187	As June 1st.
654	Considerin'	Arthur Lally aho	Arthur Young	Val Valentine `31	London	September 29, 1932	GB-4958-2	Dec F-3187, Mayfair G-2202	As above. Mayfair as Jack Holmes And His Orchestra
655	Looking On The Bright Side	Arthur Lally aho	Howard Flynn	w/m `32	London	September 29, 1932	GB-4959-3	Panachord 25303, Mayfair G-2203	As above. Mayfair as Jack Holmes And His Orchestra
656	Wicked Mr. Punch	Rudy Starita with Arthur Lally aho	Meisel	w/m `31	London	September 29, 1932	GB-4960-2	Dec F-3186	As above. No mention of the vocal refrain on the label
657	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	October 7, 1932	GB-4901-6	Dec F-3194
658	I'll Do My Best To Make You Happy	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	October 7, 1932	GB-4902-3	Dec F-3194
659	My Romance	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Victor Young	Ned Washington `32	London	October 7, 1932	GB-4994-1	Dec F-3218
660	Keep Your Last Goodnight For Me	Al Bowlly accompanied by Orchestra	Fred Ahlert	Roy Turk `32	London	October 7, 1932	GB-4995-1	Dec F-3218
661	Don't Say Goodbye	Ray Noble & his NMDO	"Wild Violets" Robert Stolz	w/m `32	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4069-1	HMV B-6251	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare and probably Clifton French (trumpets); Tony Thorpe (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Harry Berly (viola); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Ray Noble (celeste); Al Bowlly (vocal); Rudy Starita (vibraphone). London, October 11, 1932.
662	Song Of The Bells	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Edw.Pola / Jack Hylton / Franz Steininger	w/m `32	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4070-2	HMV B-6249	As above
663	Bedtime Story	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Leo Towers / Harry Leon / Horatio Nicholls	`32 (Film `33	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4071-1	HMV B-6250, HMV EA-1223, Victor 24226, Elec EG-2690	As above
664	Marching Along Together	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Franz Steininger	Edward Pola `32	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4072-2	HMV B-6249	As above
665	You, Just You	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Robert Stoltz	Desmond Carter w/m `31	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4073-2	HMV B-6251	As above
666	Rock Your Cares Away	Ray Noble & his NMDO	Leo Towers / Harry Leon / Horatio Nicholls	w/m `32	London	October 11, 1932	OB-4074-3	HMV B-6250,Victor 25262, Victor 24302 K-6778 French Elec EG-2690	As above
667	Happy-Go-Lucky You And Broken-Hearted Me	Al Bowlly with various artists acc. by Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Jack Murray / Al Goodhart / Al Hoffman	w/m `32	London	October 21, 1932	GA-5065-2	Dec K-684	O.K. Decca - Part 2. The very first record credited to Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra featuring Al Bowlly. Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella, Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis, Joe Ferrie (trombone); Jack Miranda, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Pat Dodd (piano); Harry Sherman, Tiny Winters (string bass) Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals); Phil Cardew (arranger). Chelsea Town Hall, London, Oct. 21, 1932
668	Nightfall	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Peter De Rose / Chas.Harold	Sam Lewis `32	London	October 21, 1932	GB-5058-1-2-3	Dec Rejected	Not found. As above but perhaps vocals by Alfie Noakes?. Phil Cardew (arranger).
669	Rain, Rain, Go Away	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Johnny Green /Edw.Heyman	Mack David `32 ?	London	October 21, 1932	GB-5059-1-2-3	Dec Rejected	Not found. As above
670	In The Still Of The Night	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Jo Trent / Hoagy Carmichael	w/m `32	London	October 21, 1932	GB-5060-1-2	Dec Rejected	Not found. As above. Phil Cardew (arranger).
671	Why Waste Your Tears?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Val Holstins	w/m `32	London	October 21, 1932	GB-5061-1-2	Dec Rejected	Not found. As above
672	Nightfall	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Peter De Rose / Chas.Harold	Sam Lewis `32	London	October 31, 1932	GB-5058-5	Dec F-3234	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Pat Dodd (piano); Jack Hill, Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, October 31, 1932. Phil Cardew (arranger).
673	Rain, Rain, Go Away	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Johnny Green /Edw.Heyman	Mack David `32 ?	London	October 31, 1932	GB-5059-5	Dec F-3233	As above. Lew Stone (arranger).
674	In The Still Of The Night	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Jo Trent / Hoagy Carmichael	w/m `32	London	October 31, 1932	GB-5060-5	Dec F3234	As above. Phil Cardew (arranger).
675	Why Waste Your Tears?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra	Val Holstins	w/m `32	London	October 31, 1932	GB-5061-4	Dec F-3233	As above. Lew Stone (arranger)..
676	I Can't Write The Words	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur band	Gerald Marks	Buddy Fields `31	London	November 11, 1932	GB-5158-1-2	Dec Rejected	Not found.As above.
677	Let's Put Out The Lights And Go To Sleep	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur band	Herman Hupfeld	w/m `32	London	November 11, 1932	GB-5159-1-2	Dec Rejected	Duet with Mary Charles. Not found. As above. Lew stone (arranger).
678	So Ashamed	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra directed by George Scott-Wood	Milton Ager	Ben Davis `32	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5172-3	Dec F-3275	Acc. by orchestra directed by George Scott-Wood (on Decca F-3275) or by George Scott-Wood (pno.) Matrices GB-5174/5 are by other artists entirely.
679	Rosa Mia	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra directed by George Scott-Wood	Tito Guizar / Fred Fisher / Harold Potter	w/m `32	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5173-1	Dec F-3275
680	Rockin' Chair	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet	Hoagy Carmichael	w/m`30	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5174-2	Dec F-3292, Dec(US) 546	Nat Gonella (trumpet, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet), Joe Ferrie (trombone), Jim Easton & Earnest Ritte (clarinet, alto sax), Harry Berly (ten. Sax, viola), Eddie Carroll (piano), Tiny Winters (bass), Al Bowlly (guitar), Bill Harty (drums).
681	When You're Smiling	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet	Mark Fisher / Joe Goodwin / Larry Shay	w/m `28	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5175-2	Dec F-3292, Dec(US) 546, Mayfair G-282	As above. Mayfair G-282 as EDDIE HINES AND HIS TRUMPET.
682	I'll Follow You	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pno.)	Fred Ahlert	Roy Turk `32	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5176-1	Dec F-3304
683	A Million Dreams	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pno.)	J.C.Lewis	Gus Kahn `32	London	November 15, 1932	GB-5177-3	Dec F-3304
684	I Can't Write The Words	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Buddy Fields / Gerald Marks		London	November 16, 1932	GB-5158-5	Dec F-3270	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Jack Hill, Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals); Phil Cardew (arranger). Chelsea, London, November 16, 1932. Chorus by Joe Ferrie, Joe Crossman and Nat Gonella.
685	Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep)	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Herman Hupfeld	w/m `32	London	November 16, 1932	GB-5159-4	Dec F-3270	As above. Duet with Mary Charles; two takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number.
686	Junk Man Blues	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Red Nichols / Phil Dooley	w/m `32	London	November 29, 1932	GB-5261-2	Dec F-3313	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Bill Herbert (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, November 29, 1932. Nat Gonella in chorus.
687	Balloons	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Frank Magine / Nelson Shawn	w/m `32	London	November 29, 1932	GB-5262-2	Dec F-3314	As above. With chorus.
688	My Woman	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Bing Crosby /Max Wartell /Irv.Wallman	w/m `32	London	November 29, 1932	GB-5263-2	Dec F-3313	As above.
689	I'll Never Be The Same	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Matt Malneck / Frank Signorelli	Gus Kahn `32	London	December 2, 1932	GB-5264-2	Dec F-3314	As above.
690	You'll Always Be The Same Sweetheart	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Peter De Rose	Chas.Tobias /Joe Burke `32	London	December 2, 1932	GB-5280-3	Dec F-3345	As above.
691	Here Lies Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `32	London	December 8, 1932	OB-4356-2	HMV B-6283	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Caner (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (tymps); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, December 8, 1932.
692	Please	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `32	London	December 8, 1932	OB-4357-1	HMV B-6283, Electrola EG-2778 HMV LB-6283 Elec LB-6283 HMV K-6818	As above
693	The Girl Who Thought ... Part 1	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Orlado Powell	Geo.Arthurs 1907	London	December 9, 1932	GB-5314-2-3	Dec F-3324	As November 29. Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. Chorus with Bowlly, Gonella and Ferrie.
694	The Girl Who Thought ... Part 2	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Orlado Powell	Geo.Arthurs 1907	London	December 9, 1932	GB-5315-1	Dec F-3324	As above. Chorus with Bowlly, Gonella and Crossman.
695	Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Tolchard Evans `32	Robt Hargreaves/Stan Damerell	London	December 9, 1932	GB-5316-1	Dec F-3345	As above. Chorus with Bowlly and Tiny Winters.
696	What More Can I Ask?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	Anona Winn `32	London	December 14, 1932	OB-4365-1	HMV B-6302, OZ Victor 24314	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Berly (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 3 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, December 14, 1932.
697	Brighter Than The Sun	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	Anona Winn w/m `32	London	December 17, 1932	OB-4358-1-2-3	HMV B-6302, B-6302 oz Victor 24314	Takes 1 and 2 HMV rejected on Dec 8 and Dec 17 for take 3). Personnel: as Dec 8.
698	Glorious Devon	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pno.)	Edward German	Sir. Harold Boulton	London	December 21, 1932	KB-216-2	Dec F-3369
699	What More Can I Ask?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Ray Noble	Anona Winn `32	London	December 23, 1932	GB-5398-1	Dec F-3373	As November 29.
700	Brighter Than The Sun	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	December 23, 1932	GB-5399-1	Dec F-3373	As above
701	Ich Liebe Dich, My Dear	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Jack Hart / Tom Blight	w/m `32	London	December 23, 1932	GB-5400-1	Dec F-3372	As above
702	Lying In The Hay	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Mireille	Jean Franc Nohain (English: Henry Roberts / Harry S. Pepper)	London	December 23, 1932	GB-5401-1-2	Dec F-3372	As above. Both takes exist and believed issued under the same catalogue number. Chorus with Bowlly and Gonella. Lew Stone arrangement.
703	Antoinette	Lew Stone and His Band	Ralph Benatzky (score)	`32	London	Film released December 1932		Film Soundtrack	Not found: From "Antoinette" "The Love Contract"; probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band; unconfirmed. c. 1932
704	Say To Yourself 'I Will Be Happy'	Luton Brass Band	Harris Weston	w/m 32	London	Release Date: 10 October 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "The Mayor's Nest" C.1932. Probably with Lew Stone directing
705	The Wedding Of The Slumtown Babies	Roy Fox's Band	Harris Weston	w/m `32	London	Release Date: 10 October 1932		Film Soundtrack	From "The Mayor's Nest"; probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band
706	Little Nell	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	E.Divana	w/m ? `33	London	January 10, 1933	GB-5445-2	Dec F-3394	Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Eddie Freeman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, January 10, 1933. AB speaks the part of the villain. Chorus with Tiny Winters, Jim Easton and Nat Gonella, Lew Stone arrangement.
707	Letter To My Mother, A (A Brivele Der Mame)	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Gilbert / Nikle	w/m 1907	London	January 10, 1933	GB-5446-1	Dec F-3428	As above. Take 1. Sung in Yiddish.
708	A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Gus Kahn / Harry Woods	w/m `32	London	January 12, 1933	OB-4394-2	HMV B-6305	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Caner (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (tymps); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, January 12, 1933.
709	Lying In The Hay	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Mireille `32	English version:Henry Roberts / Harry Potter (pno score:Lou Leaman)	London	January 12, 1933	OB-4395-2	HMV B-6306, HMV EA-1187, Victor 24297, Electrola EG-2748	As above
710	Wanderer	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Bud Flanagan / Allen Reiner	w/m `32	London	January 12, 1933	OB-4396-1	HMV B-6306,HMV EA-1198,Victor 24297, Electrola EG-2748	As above
711	Just An Echo In The Valley	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly`32	London	January 12, 1933	OB-4397-1	HMV B-6305 HMV K-6843	As above
712	A Letter To My Mother, (A Brivele Der Mame)	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Solomon Small	w/m 1907	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5446-4	Dec F-3428	As January 10. Take 4. Sung in Yiddish
713	What More Can I Ask?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band with Al Bowlly	Ray Noble	Anona Winn `32	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5521-2	Dec F-3459, Brunswick(US) 6576	As above. News Chronicle Competition Record; Brunswick has the control number B13376 in the wax.
714	In Santa Lucia	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Otto Stransky w/Ger.words	E/w: Clifford Grey `32	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5522-2	Dec F-3456	As above. Chorus with Joe Ferrie and Joe Crossman]
715	Please Handle With Care	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Harry Stride / Pat Ballard	w/m `32	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5523-1	Dec F-3456	As above. A further take exists.
716	The World Is so Small	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Wm. Walker	Nesbit w/m `33	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5524-1	Dec F-3455	As above
717	Mediterranean Madness	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Wm. Walker	Nesbit w/m `33	London	January 27, 1933	GB-5525-1	Dec F-3455, Dec(US) 656	As above
718	Butterflies In The Rain	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sherman Myers	Erell Reaves `33	London	January 31, 1933	OB-6414-1	HMV B-6316, HMV EA-1236, Victor 24296 Victor 24924 argentina, Electrola EG 2777	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombone); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Berly (clarinet and tenor saxophone); 3 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Jimmy Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone). London, January 31, 1933.
719	A Letter To My Mother	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Solomon Small	w/m 1907	London	January 31, 1933	OB-6415-1	HMV B-6317, Victor 24308	As above
720	Play, Fiddle Play	NMDO	Emery Deutsch	Arthur Altman / Jack Lawrence	London	January 31, 1933	OB-6416-1	HMV B-6318,HMV K-6876 Electrola EG-3402	As above. A further unissued take also exists.
721	Climbing High	Lew Stone and His Band	Vivian Ellis	William Helmore.	London	January 31, 1933		Film soundtrack	A film entitled The King's Cup was released in January 1933, Lew Stone and His Band were credited; Al Bowlly sang a song called Climbing High. Film archived at BFI. A copy may exist at THE CINEMA MUSEUM. No found.
722	Come On, Be Happy	Jack Jackson aho	John Jackson	w/m `33	London	February 1, 1933	OB-6421-1-2	HMV rejected	JOHN (Jack) JACKSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jack Jackson (trumpet, director, vocals); Harry Macfarlane (trumpet); Tony Thorpe (trombone); E. 0. Pogson (clarinet, alto sax, flute); Chappie d’Amato (alto sax, guitar); Stan Andrews (alto sax, violin); Allen Warren (clarinet, tenor sax, oboe, cello); Harry Rubens (piano); Tiny Stock (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). This session is entered in the HMV files as by `Mr. Blunt and his Orchestra', evidently Jack Jackson's Orchestra, but there is no indication that AB is the vocalist, although this is quite likely. Not found.
723	One Little Word Led To Another	Jack Jackson aho	Isham Jones	Chas.newman `32	London	February 1, 1933	OB-6422-1-2	HMV rejected	As above
724	Look What You've Done	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Ruby	Bert Kalmar `32	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6320-1	HMV B-6321,Oz HMV K-6907 Victor 24910 arge	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombones); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink and Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, February 7, 1933.
725	Standing On The Corner	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Franz Steininger / Edward Pola	w/m `32	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6431-2	HMV B-6317, Victor 24308	As above
726	Poor Me, Poor You	NMDO	Geo.McConnell / Don Bestor	Dick Sanford `32	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6432-2	HMV B-6318, Electrola EG-2390 EA-1199	As above
727	Have You Ever Been Lonely?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Peter De Rose	George "Funky" Brown / William J. Hill	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6433-1	HMV B-6319 , Victor 24278 Victor JA-102	As above
728	Wheezy Anna	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Leslie Sarony	w/m `33	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6434-1	HMV B-6316, Victor 24287 EA-1199	As above
729	Love Tales	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sam Stept /Milton Ager	Benny Davis `33	London	February 7, 1933	OB-6435-2	HMV B-6319, Victor 24278 Victor JA-102	As above
730	Can't We Meet Again?	NMDO	Bud Flanagan / Reg Connelly	w/m `33	London	February 20, 1933	OB-6440-1	HMV B-6320	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombones); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink and Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, February 20
731	Sweetheart	NMDO	Miller / L.Clare	w/m `33	London	February 20, 1933	OB-6441-2	HMV B-6320	As above
732	What A Perfect Combination	NMDO	Harry Ruby / Harry Akst	Bert Kalamar /Irv.Caesar `32	London	February 20, 1933	OB-6442-1-2	HMV rejected	Not found. As above
733	Come On, Be Happy	Jack Jackson as John Jackson aho	John Jackson	w/m `33	London	February 24, 1933	OB-6421-4	HMV B-6330	JOHN (Jack) JACKSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jack Jackson (trumpet, director, vocals); Harry Macfarlane (trumpet); Tony Thorpe (trombone); E. 0. Pogson (clarinet, alto sax, flute); Chappie d’Amato (alto sax, guitar); Stan Andrews (alto sax, violin); Allen Warren (clarinet, tenor sax, oboe, cello); Harry Rubens (piano); Tiny Stock (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). With scatting by Jack Jackson
734	Let Bygones Be Bygones	Jack Jackson as John Jackson aho	Joseph George Gilbert	w/m `33	London	February 24, 1933	OB-6449-2	HMV B-6330. EA-1207	As above. Includes patter with Jack Jackson where AB is addressed as "George".
735	I'm Playing With Fire	Jack Jackson as John Jackson aho	Irving Berlin	w/m `32	London	February 24, 1933	OB-6450-2	HMV B-6322	As above. AB & Jack Jackson & chorus
736	Sittin' In The Dark	Jack Jackson as John Jackson aho	Jesse Greer	Harold Adamson `33	London	February 24, 1933	OB-6451-1	HMV B-6322, HMV EA-1202	As above.
737	The Moment I Saw You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Noel Gay	Clifford Grey `33	London	February 27, 1933	OB-6452-1	HMV B-6325,Victor 120859 (Canadian), Victor 24610 , Victor 25313	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombones); Ernie Ritte (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink and Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, February 27
738	My Heart's To Let	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jack Waller / Joe Tunbridge	w/m `33	London	February 27, 1933	OB-6453-1	HMV B-6323, Victor 24341	As above
739	When You've Fallen In Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jack Waller / Jos.Tunbridge	w/m `33	London	February 27, 1933	OB-6454-1	HMV B-6323, Victor 24341	As above
740	My Heart's To Let	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Jack Waller / Joe Tunbridge	w/m `33	London	March 2, 1933	GB-5613-2	Dec F-3496	As January 10.
741	When You've Fallen In Love	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Jack Waller / Jos.Tunbridge	w/m `33	London	March 2, 1933	GB-5614-2	Dec F-3496	As above
742	Someone To Care For	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Harry Warren	Al Dubin / Irv Kahal ? `32	London	March 2, 1933	GB-5625-1	Dec F-3502	As above. Lew Stone arrangement
743	Won't You Stay To Tea?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Harry Revel `32	Mack Gordon `33	London	March 2, 1933	GB-5626-2	Dec F-3502	As above. Lew Stone arrangement
744	Sing, It's Good For You	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet (Rhythmic Accompaniment)	Hughie Prince / Harold Mooney	w/m `32	London	March 3, 1933	GB-5627-1	Dec F-3531, Dec(US) 492	Nat Gonella (trumpet, vocals);, Jim Easton or Earnest Ritte (clarinet, alto sax), Eddie Carroll (piano), Tiny Winters (bass), Al Bowlly (guitar), Bill Harty (drums).
745	That's My Home	Nat Gonella & his Trumpet (Rhythmic Accompaniment)	Ellison / Rene / Rene	w/m `32	London	March 3, 1933	GB-5628-2	Dec F-3531	As above.
746	Three Wishes	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Douglas Furber / Geo Posford	w/m `32	London	March 16, 1933	OB-6474-1	HMV B-6332 (oz), Victor 24347	As above
747	Let Me Give My Happiness To You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Douglas Furber / Geo Posford	w/m `33	London	March 16, 1933	OB-6476-2	HMV B-6332 oz Victor 24347	As above
748	Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	Ted Koehler `33	London	March 16, 1933	OB-6478-2	HMV B-6331, EA-1207	As above
749	Stay On The Right Side Of The Road	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Rube Bloom	Ted Koehler `33	London	March 16, 1933	OB-6479-1	HMV B-6331, Victor 24375 EA-1440	As above. AB - vocal with chorus.
750	Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?	AB acc. Ray Noble	Jay Gorney	E.Y.Harburg `32	London	March 17, 1933	OB-6357-1-2	HMV test	Not found
751	Sweetheart	AB acc. Ray Noble	Miller / L.Clare	w/m `33	London	March 17, 1933	OB-6358-1-2	HMV test	Not found
752	Sweetheart	Scott-Wood Accordeon Quartet	Miller / L.Clare	w/m `33	London	April 3, 1933	CE-4949-1	Parlophone R-1476	Bowlly vocals and guitar
753	Can't We Meet Again?	Scott-Wood Accordeon Quartet	Bud Flanagan / Reg Connelly	w/m `33	London	April 3, 1933	CE-4950-1	Parlophone R-1469, Parlophone A-3628	Bowlly vocals and guitar
754	Pale Volga Moon	Scott-Wood Accordeon Quartet	Jack O'Hagan	`32	London	April 3, 1933	CE-4951-1	Parlophone R-1469	Bowlly vocals and guitar
755	The Goodnight Waltz	Scott-Wood Accordeon Quartet	Walter Donaldson	Gus Kahn `25	London	April 3, 1933	CE-4952-1	Parlophone R-1506, Parlophone A-3628	Bowlly vocals and guitar
756	Oh! Mr Moon	Scott-Wood Accordeon Quartet	Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	April 3, 1933	CE-4953-1	Parlophone R-1476	Bowlly vocals and guitar
757	Oh! Mister Moon	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	April 5, 1933	GB-5727-2	Dec F-3535	As January 10.
758	Three Wishes	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Douglas Furber / Geo Posford	w/m `32	London	April 5, 1933	GB-5728-1	Dec F-3534	As above
759	Let Me Give My Happiness To You	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Douglas Furber / Geo Posford	w/m `33	London	April 5, 1933	GB-5729-1	Dec F-3534	As above
760	And So I Married The Girl	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Sam Stept	Herb Magidson `32	London	April 5, 1933	GB-5730-1	Dec F-3535	As above
761	Venetian Nights	New Mayfair Orchestra directed by Clifford Greenwood	Jacques Offenbach	m:/ 1864	London	April 6, 1933	2B-6493-1	HMV C-2565	Venetian Nights. ; directed by Clifford Greenwood; Al Bowlly sings part of the Barcarolle from Offenbach's `Tales Of Hoffman' with Suzanne Botterill
762	Maria, My Own	Al Bowlly. Vocal with Instrumental Accompaniment	Ernesto Lecuona	E.w:/ L.Wolfe Gilbert 1931	London	April 20, 1933	GB-5769-2	Dec F-3560
763	That's All That Matters To Me	Al Bowlly. Vocal with Instrumental Accompaniment	Sam Stept	Herb Magidson `32	London	April 20, 1933	GB-5770-2	Dec F-3560
764	You Must Believe Me	Al Bowlly. Vocal with Instrumental Accompaniment	Joe Burke	Charlie Tobias `33	London	April 20, 1933	GB-5771-1	Dec F-3547 Dec K-714	An excerpt was also issued on "The Decca ABC" Dec K-714.12"
765	Goodnight, But Not Goodbye	Al Bowlly. Vocal with Instrumental Accompaniment	H.Roberts / P.Michael	w/m `33	London	April 20, 1933	GB-5772-2	Dec F-3547	AB - g; small instrumental group.
766	Farewell to Arms / Something To Do With Spring	Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans	Wrubel / Silver	Noel Coward	London	April 22, 1933	CAX-6810-1		A "Private recording for Mr. McAlpine," a studio session for Columbia (EMI), made for broadcast on Radio Athlone, of Al singing Farewell to Arms and There's Farewell to Arms / Something To Do With Spring. This source sounds like a homemade acetate recording taken from a short-wave broadcast.
767	I'm One Of The Lads Of Valencia	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Lloyd		London	April 25, 1933	OB-6515-3	HMV B-6344	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Jock Fleming (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink or Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Ace Roland and Max Kester (vocals). London, April 25, 1933. (Some consider this a Bowlly item. It's included here as reference)
768	The Village Band	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Fryberg		London	April 25, 1933	OB-6516-1	HMV B-6344	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Jock Fleming (trombone); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink or Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Ace Roland and Max Kester (vocals). London, April 25, 1933. (Some consider this a Bowlly item. It's included here as reference)
769	Dinah	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Akst	Sam Lewis / Joe Young `25	London	April 25, 1933	OB-6517-1	HMV test for Ray Noble	Unconfirmed and not found
770	Waltzing In A Dream	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Victor Young	B.Crosby / Ned Washington`32	London	May 3, 1933	OB-6527-1	HMV B-6348, HMV EA-1226	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Jock Fleming and Lew Davis (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, May 3, 1933
771	Maybe I Love You Too Much	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `33	London	May 3, 1933	OB-6528-2	HMV B-6347, K-6981 French	As above
772	It's Within Your Power	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon	London	May 3, 1933	OB-6529-2	HMV B-6347	As above
773	The Old Spinning-Wheel	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Bill Hill	w/m `33	London	May 10, 1933	OB-6533-2	HMV B-6348,Victor 24357, Electrola EG-3083 HMV EA1349	Re-released in US with Hang out the stars in Indiana. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Jock Fleming and Lew Davis (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink or Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, May 10, 1933
774	When My Little Pomeranian Met Your Little Pekinese	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Little Jack Little /Ira Schuster / Dave Oppenheim	w/m: `33	London	May 10, 1933	OB-6534-2	HMV B-6358 JA-122B Jap	Al Bowlly duet with Frances Day. As above
775	That's What Life Is Made Of	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `33	London	May 10, 1933	OB-6535-1	HMV B-6361, Victor 24599, Electrola EG-2836 EA1230	As above
776	Hiawatha's Lullaby	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Walter Donaldson	Joe Young `33	London	May 16, 1933	OB-6549-1	HMV B-6359, HMV EA-1226	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Jock Fleming and Lew Davis (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, May 16, 1933
777	For You Alone	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	? Henry Ernest Geehi	P.J.O'Reilly w/m 1909	London	May 16, 1933	OB-6550-1-2	HMV Rejected	As above. Not found
778	I Shall Still Keep Smiling Along	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Raymond Wallace	w/m `33 ?	London	May 16/24, 1933	OB-6551-1-2-4	HMV B-6359, HMV EA-1236, Victor 24393	As above. Takes 1 & 2 recorded on May 16, 1933. Take 4 recorded on the May 24, 1933 believed to be the one released.
779	All Over Italy (They Sing So Prettily)	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Butler / Munroe		London	May 24/26, 1933	OB-6560-1-2-3	HMV B-6364 , Victor 24388	Take 1 & 2 rejected with Bowlly Vocals. Take 3 issued with vocals by Ace Roland. Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg (Melophone and trumpet); Bill Shakespeare (trumpet); Lew Davis (trombone); Nat Temple (clarinet, alto saxophone); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, viola); 2 violins; Harry Jacobson (piano); Bert Thomas (banjo, guitar); Jack Evetts (string bass); Bill Harry (drums); Rudy Starita (vibraphone and xylophone); Al Bowlly, Max Kester & Ray Noble (vocals). London, May 24, 1933.
780	Seven Years With The Wrong Woman	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Bob Miller	wm c.1929	London	May 24, 1933	OB-6561-1	HMV B-6364 , Victor 24388	As above with only Bowlly on vocals
781	I Gotta Horse	Lew Stone and His Band	Harris Weston ?	w/m `33	London	c, June 1933		Film Soundtrack	From "Up For The Derby" over opening credits, probably with Lew Stone directing Roy Fox's Band. Released around June 1933
782	I'll See You Again	Lew Stone and His Band	Noel Coward	w/m `29	London	c, June 1933		Film Soundtrack	AB (guitar) From "Bitter Sweet"
783	What More Can I Ask?	Lew Stone and His Band	Ray Noble	Anona Winn `32	London	c, June 1933		Film Soundtrack (1933)	From "The Little Damozel"; probably with Lew Stone's Band; unconfirmed. There is a Durium Super M-1. This has What more can I ask & Brighter than the sun. Picture on back. Vocals by Anna Neagle and Sam Browne. Not found.
784	I Lay Me Down To Sleep	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Allie Wrubel	w/m `33	London	June 7, 1933	GB-5958-2	Dec F-3603	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger, speaks); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Barry Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, June 7, 1933.
785	In The Park In Paree	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `33	London	June 7, 1933	GB-5960-1	Dec F-3592	As above
786	The Language Of Love	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Friend / Brown / Madriquera	w/m `32	London	June 7, 1933	GB-5961-1	Dec F-3603	As above
787	Oh! Mister Moon	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Geo.Posford	w/m `32	London	June 13, 1933		Air Check	Probably as above.
788	You're Mine, You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Johnny Green	Ed Heyman `33	London	June 16, 1933	OB-6593-2	HMV B-6370, HMV EA-1240	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Tony Thorpe and probably Lew Davis (trombones); Laurie Payne (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg Pink and probably Harry Carter (clarinets and tenor saxophones); 2 violins; Harry Berly (viola); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harry drums; Al Bowlly (vocal). London, June 16, 1933
789	Gypsy Fiddles	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Allie Wrubel	w/m `33	London	June 16, 1933	OB-6594-2	HMV B-6367	As above
790	Something Came And Got Me In The Spring	NMDO	Jean Schwartz / Max Rich	Jack Scholl `33	London	June 16, 1933	OB-6595-2	HMV B-6369 oz	As above
791	A Couple Of Fools In Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Martin Broones	Valentine / John w/m `33	London	June 20, 1933	OB-6597-2	HMV B-6366	As above
792	I Only Want One Girl	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Martin Broones	Valentine / John	London	June 20, 1933	OB-6598-2	HMV B-6366	As above
793	The Shadow Waltz	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `33	London	July 5, 1933	OB-5012-2	HMV B-6376	As above
794	Pettin' In The Park	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `33	London	July 5, 1933	OB-5013-1	HMV B-6375, Victor 24922 Electrola EG-2795	As above
795	I've Got To Sing A Torch Song	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `33	London	July 5, 1933	OB-5015-1	HMV B-6375 Victor 24922	As above
796	Roll Up The Carpet	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Al Hoffman / Al Goodhart	Ray Klages `33	London	July 12, 1933	OB-4634-2	HMV B-6380,HMV EA-1261, Victor 24420, Victor 25262	Ray Noble (probably playing celeste) directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); possibly Harry Berly or Reg Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, July 12, 1933.
797	It's Sunday Down In Carolina	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jerry Livingston	Marty Symes / Al Neiburg `33	London	July 12, 1933	OB-4635-1	HMV B-6381, Electrola EG-2883	As above
798	Si Petite	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Gaston Claret`33	Fr/w: P.Boyte / E/w: M.Parish	London	July 13, 1933	OB-5028-1	HMV B-6381, Electrola EG-2883	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); possibly Harry Berly or Reg Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Jacobson (piano); Harry Berly (viola); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, July 13, 1933.
799	If You'll Say 'Yes', Cherie	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `33	London	July 13, 1933	OB-5029-2	HMV B-6379, HMV EA-1261, Electrola EG-2798 French K-7042	As above
800	There's A Cabin In The Pines	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `33	London	July 13, 1933	OB-5030-2	HMV B-6379 EA-1317	As above
801	On The Other Side Of Lovers' Lane	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Carroll Gibbons	Miller w/m `33	London	July 13, 1933	OB-5031-1	HMV B-6380,Victor 24420 Victor 24485-B EA1262	As above
802	Cuddle Up Close	Eddie Pola and Company	Eddie Pola	w/m `33	London	July 25, 1933	CAX-6900-1	Col DX-499, Col DOX-391	America Calling Part 1 AB in the character of 'Bang Horseby'
803	You'll Never Understand	Eddie Pola and Company	Eddie Pola	w/m `33	London	July 25, 1933	CAX-6901-1-4	Col DX-499, Col DOX-391	America Calling Part 2 AB in the character of 'Bang Horseby'
804	Moonstruck	Al Bowlly	Art Johnston	Sam Coslow `33	London	July 26, 1933	GB-6056-1	Dec F-3627	Al Bowlly (guitar); Monia Litter (piano); Harry Berly (viola).
805	There's A Cabin In The Pines	Al Bowlly	Billy Hill	w/m `33	London	July 26, 1933	GB-6057-1	Dec F-3638	Al Bowlly (guitar); Monia Litter (piano); Harry Berly (viola).
806	Learn To Croon	Al Bowlly	Art Johnston	Sam Coslow `33	London	July 26, 1933	GB-6058-1	F-3627	Al Bowlly (guitar); Monia Litter (piano); Harry Berly (viola).
807	I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You	Al Bowlly	Geo Bassman	Ned Washington `33	London	July 26, 1933	GB-6059-2	Dec F-3638	Al Bowlly (guitar); Monia Litter (piano); Harry Berly (viola).
808	Isn't It Heavenly?	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Jos Meyer	E.Y.Harburg `33	London	August 1, 1933	TB-1019	Dec F-3630	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger, speaks); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, August 1, 1933.
809	Goodnight, Sweetheart	Ray Noble ahb	Ray Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	Holland	August 15, 1933		Film Soundtrack	On a four-week working vacation in Holland, the Noble band made an appearance in a newsreel called Polygoon Special. After an introduction by Ray, the band played What a Perfect Combination (Al playing guitar), and then performed Goodnight, Sweetheart, with Al walking up to the microphone to deliver the vocal chorus.
810	Mademoiselle	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Max and Harry Nesbitt	w/m `33 ?	London	September 13, 1933	OB-5084-2	HMV B-6394, HMV EA-1274, Victor 24624	Ray Noble (probably playing celeste) directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); possibly Harry Berly or Reg Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Eric Siday and 2 others (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, September 13, 1933.
811	How Could We Be Wrong?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `33	London	September 13, 1933	OB-5085-2	HMV B-6396, Victor 24872, Electrola EG-3026	As above
812	Blue Prelude	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Joe Bishop / Gordon Jenkins	J.Bishop `33	London	September 15, 1933	TB-1068-2	Dec F-3675	As August 1. Con Lamprecht & Lew Stone arrangement.
813	Adorable	Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band	Richard Whiting	Geo.Marion `33	London	September 15, 1933	TB-1069-2	Dec F-3676	As above. Last track recorded at The Monseigneur
814	It's Bad For Me	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `33 London musical	London	September 19, 1933	OB-5091-2	HMV B-6396, HMV EA-1337, Victor 24872, Electrola EG-2950	As above
815	Trouble In Paradise	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ned Weaver / Milt.Ager / Jean Schwartz	w/m `33	London	September 19, 1933	OB-5092-2	HMV B-6394	As above
816	Oh! Johanna	NMDO	Marjorie Lawrence	w/m `33	London	September 19, 1933	OB-5093-2	HMV B-6397, HMV EA-1274	As above. With chorus.
817	I've Got To Pass Your House To Get To My House	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Lew Brown	w/m `33	London	September 19, 1933	OB-5094-1-2	HMV rejected	As above. Not found
818	Snowball	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Johnny Mercer / Hoagy Carmichael	w/m `33	London	October 12, 1933	OB-4672-1	HMV B-6408 HMV EA-1293	AS above
819	Dinner At Eight	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `33 (Film)	London	October 12, 1933	OB-4673-2	HMV B-6409, HN 142 French K-7169	As above
820	Experiment	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m London musical`33	London	October 12, 1933	OB-4674-1	HMV B-6408,HMV EA-1337, Victor 25006, Electrola EG-2950 French K7117	As above
821	Weep No More, My Baby	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Johnny Green	Edward Heyman w/m `33	London	October 12, 1933	OB-5133-1	HMV B-6409, Electrola EG-2919	As above
822	Love Locked Out	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	Max Kester `30 /`33	London	October 12, 1933	OB-5134-2	HMV B-6407, Victor 24485, EA-1304	As above
823	Happy And Contented	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	Max Kester `33	London	October 12, 1933	OB-5135-1	HMV B-6407	As above. Duet with Eve Becke.
824	Night And Day	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra directed by Carroll Gibbons	Cole Porter	w/m `32	London	October 16, 1933	GB-6196-2	Dec F-3695	Orchestra directed by Carroll Gibbons.
825	Love Locked Out	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra directed by Carroll Gibbons	Ray Noble	Max Kester `30 /`33	London	October 16, 1933	GB-6197-2	Dec F-3695	Orchestra directed by Carroll Gibbons.
826	From Me To You	Lew Stone & His Band	Wayne King / Fabian Andre / Nat Conney	w/m `33	London	October 18, 1933	TB-1089-2	Dec F-3716	As August 1. As Lew Stone & His Band
827	Don't Change	Lew Stone & His Band	Vee Lawnhurst	Roy Turk / Fr.Skinner `33	London	October 24, 1933	TB-1095-1	Dec F-3821, Dec 496	Lew Stone & His Band at The Café Anglais, London: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella, Alfie Noakes (trumpet); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (guitar, vocals)
828	The Day You Came Along	Lew Stone & His Band	Art Johnson / Sam Coslow	w/m `33	London	October 24, 1933	TB-1096-2	Dec F-3722	As above. Eddie Carroll arrangement
829	Thanks	Lew Stone & His Band	Sam Coslow / Art Johnson	w/m `33	London	October 24, 1933	TB-1097-2	Dec F-3722	As above. Eddie Carroll arrangement
830	Isn't It Heavenly?	Lew Stone & His Band	Jos Meyer	E.Y.Harburg `33	London	October 25, 1933	GB-6242-2	Dec F-3723	As above. The Bands That Matter-Part 1 AB sings a snippet of Isn't It Heavenly
831	Goodnight, Little Girl Of My Dreams	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Joe Burke	Chas.Tobias `33	London	October 27, 1933	OB-4680-2	HMV B-6413, HMV EA-1329, Electrola EG-2919	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare or Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and George Smith or Harry Carter (clarinets and 4th saxophones); Harry Berly (viola); Eric Siday and one others (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal, plus Eve Becke on Happy And Contented). London, October 27, 1933.
832	Thanks	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sam Coslow / Art Johnson	w/m `33	London	October 27, 1933	OB-4699-1	HMV B-6413	As above
833	My Hat's On The Side Of My Head	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods /Claude Hurlbert	w/m `33	London	October 27, 1933	OB-4700-2	HMV B-6421, OZ Victor 24624	As above
834	How Could We Be Wrong?	Lew Stone and His Band	Cole Porter	w/m `33	London	November 3, 1933	GB-6277-1	Dec F-3734	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, November 3, 1933.
835	Experiment	Lew Stone and His Band	Cole Porter	w/m London musical`33	London	November 3, 1933	GB-6280-1	Dec F-3734	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
836	Hand In Hand	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Pola/ Vienna		London	November 9, 1933	OB-5181-1	HMV B-6423	As above
837	And So Goodbye	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Allie Wrubel	w/m `33	London	November 9, 1933	OB-5182-1	HMV B-6422 EA-1317	As above
838	This Is Romance	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Vernon Duke	Ed Heyman `33	London	November 9, 1933	OB-5183-1	HMV B-6422	As above
839	Fancy Our Meeting	Al Bowlly acc. by unknown orchestra	Jos.Meyer / Phil Charig	Douglas Furber `28	London	November 13, 1933	GB-6317-1	Dec F-3742
840	Lover, Come Back To Me	Al Bowlly acc. by unknown orchestra	Sigmund Romberg	Oscar Hammerstein `28	London	November 13, 1933	GB-6318-1	Dec F-3742	With chorus; unknown orchestra.
841	Song Without Words	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Pete Venning	w/m `33	London	November 29, 1933	OB-5200-1	HMV B-6438, Victor 24555	As above
842	When You Were The Girl On The Scooter	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `33	London	November 29, 1933	OB-5801-2	HMV B-6432, HMV EA-1304, HMV K-7320 French, Electrola EG-2971	As above. Duet with Dawn Davis
843	Weep No More, My Baby	Lew Stone and His Band	Johnny Green	Edward Heyman w/m `33	London	December 1, 1933	GB-6380-2	Dec F-3783	Lew Stone & His Band at the Cafe Anglais: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Eddie Carroll (piano); Eddie Freeman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, December 1, 1933.
844	Close Your Eyes	Lew Stone and His Band	Bernice Petkere	w/m `33	London	December 1, 1933	GB-6381-3	Dec F-3783	As above
845	Minnie The Moocher	Lew Stone and His Band	Max & Dave Fleischer	w/m `32	London	December 1, 1933	GA-6382-1-2	Dec K-715	As above. Lew Stone Favourites-`Ten-Thirty Tuesday Night!' - Part 1 assisted by the band. 12" record
846	Brother, Can You Spare A Dime	Lew Stone and His Band	Jay Gorney	E.Y.Harburg `32	London	December 1, 1933	GA-6383-1-2	Dec K-715	As above. Lew Stone Favourites-`Ten-Thirty Tuesday Night!' - Part 2
847	My Song Goes Round The World	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	H.May / E.Neubach / J.Kennedy	w/m `33 (Film	London	December 7, 1933	OB-5821-2	HMV B-6438,Victor 24555 Disque Gramophone K-7199	As above
848	Oceans Of Time	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Furber / Johnny Green	Grey / Newman w/m 33	London	December 7, 1933	OB-5822-2	HMV B-6450, Victor 24603, Electrola EG-3083 HMV B6450 OZ	As above
849	Close Your Eyes	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Bernice Petkere	w/m `33	London	December 7, 1933	OB-5823-1	HMV B-6441, BA 417, GY 240, Electrola EG-2970 French K-7169	As above
850	Brother Can You Spare A Dime?	Lew Stone and His Band	Jay Gorney	E.Y.Harburg `32	London	December 12, 1933		Air Check	Lew Stone Favourites
851	Minnie The Moocher	Lew Stone and His Band	Max & Dave Fleischer		London	December 12, 1933		Air Check	Lew Stone Favourites with Tiny Winters and Bill Harty. Not found.
852	On A Steamer Coming Over	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Lou Handman	Goodman / Bergman w/m `33	London	December 20, 1933	OB-5833-1	HMVB-6440, Victor 24575, Electrola EG-3027 HMV K-7198	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink and Harry Berly (clarinets and tenor saxophones); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, December 20, 1933
853	Did You Ever See A Dream Walking?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `33	London	December 20, 1933	OB-5834-1	HMV B-6441Disque Gramophone K-7199	As above
854	You Ought To See Sally On Sunday	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	w/m `33	London	December 20, 1933	OB-5835-2	HMV B-6440, BA-417, Victor 24575 Asterisk 955	As above. This title was issued on Asterisk 955 a dubbed American bootleg disc.
855	Eadie Was A Lady	Lew Stone and His Band	Richard Whiting / Nacio Herb Brown	Buddy De Sylva `32	London	December 29, 1933	GB-6441-1	Dec F-3825	Lew Stone & His Band at the Cafe Anglais: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Monia Liter (piano); Eddie Freeman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, December 29, 1933. Monia Liter’s first appearance with the Lew Stone Band. Lew Stone "HOT" arrangement.
856	Who'll Buy An Old Gold Ring?	Lew Stone and His Band	Boyle / Geo.Posford	w/m	London	December 29, 1933	GB-6442-2	Dec F-3842	As above
857	Dark Clouds	Lew Stone and His Band	Walter G.Samuels	w/m `33	London	December 29, 1933	GB-6443-1-2	Dec F-3826	As above. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number.
858	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	London	January 3, 1934	GA-6452-1-2-3-4-5-6	Dec K-718 (unissued)	"Al Bowlly Successes" medley; takes 3/4 and 5/6 were dubbed from 1/2 respectively; reverse side is "Elsie Carlisle Successes". Not found.
859	Lover, Come Back To Me	AB	Sigmund Romberg	Oscar Hammerstein `28	London	January 3, 1934	GA-6452-1-2-3-4-5-6	Dec K-718 (unissued)	"Al Bowlly Successes" medley; takes 3/4 and 5/6 were dubbed from 1/2 respectively; reverse side is "Elsie Carlisle Successes". Not found.
860	Night And Day	AB	Cole Porter	w/m `32	London	January 3, 1934	GA-6452-1-2-3-4-5-6	Dec K-718 (unissued).	"Al Bowlly Successes" medley; takes 3/4 and 5/6 were dubbed from 1/2 respectively; reverse side is "Elsie Carlisle Successes". Not found.
861	Everything I Have Is Yours	Al Bowlly (Vocal, with Orchestral Accompaniment)	Burton Lane	Harold Adamson `33	London	January 4, 1934	GB-6457-2	Dec F-3853
862	That's Me Without You	Al Bowlly (Vocal, with Orchestral Accompaniment)	J.Fred Coots	Howard Johnson / Billy Glason w/m `33	London	January 4, 1934	GB-6458-2	Dec F-3853
863	Louisiana Hayride	Lew Stone and His Band	Art Schwartz	Howard Dietz `32	London	January 9, 1934	GB-6474-2	Dec F-3840	Nat Gonella, Alfie Noakes (trumpets mellophone); Lew Davis, Joe Ferric (trombone);Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (Clarinet alto); Ernest Ritte (alto/baritone); Harry Berly (tenor ocarina viola); Monia Liter (piano); Eddie Freeman (guitar); Tiny Winters,(bass); Bill Harty (drums). January 9, 1934
864	Unless	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Tolchard Evans	R.Hargreaves / S.Damerell `34	London	February 1, 1934	OB-4768-2	HMV B-6453, HMV EA-1441	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Nat Gonella (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor saxophone and viola); Eric Siday and another (violin); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, February 1, 1934.
865	Have A Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Mayerl	Carter / Eyton	London	February 1, 1934	OB-4769-2	HMV B-6459	As above
866	Who Walks In When I Walk Out?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	A.Goodhart / A.Hoffman / R.Freed	w/m `33	London	February 1, 1934	OB-4770-1-2	HMV B-6453, Victor 24594 EA-1333 Asterisk 955	As above. Both takes were issued under the same catalogue number; Asterisk is an American bootleg issue of take 2.
867	Faint Harmony	Lew Stone and His Band	Vivian Ellis	Desmond Carter `33	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6538-1	Dec F-3883	Lew Stone & His Band at the Cafe Anglais: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Monia Liter (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, February 15, 1934. Stan Bowsher arrangement.
868	Lullaby In Blue	Lew Stone and His Band	Allie Wrubel	Herb Magidson / A.Wrubel `34	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6539-1	Dec F-3884	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
869	Gosh! I Must Be Falling In Love	Lew Stone and His Band	M.Carr / Harry & Max Nesbitt	w/m `34	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6540-2	Dec F-3884	As above
870	Wagon Wheels	Lew Stone and His Band	Peter De Rose	Billy Hill `34	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6574-2	Dec F-3905	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
871	Coffee In The Morning (And Kisses In The Night)	Lew Stone and His Band	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `33	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6575-1	Dec F-3905	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
872	Vamp Till Ready	Lew Stone and His Band	Fred Elizalde	w/m `34	London	February 15, 1934	GB-6576-2	Dec F-3906	As above
873	It's Time To Say Goodnight	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Kate Gibson / Henry Hall	w/m `33	London	February 16, 1934	OB-5899-2	HMV B-6459, HMV EA-1347, Electrola EG-3024, BA-421 Austrian	As above . According to the files, a 'cello replaces the viola, but it is likely that this is a case of mistaken identity! London, February 16, 1934.
874	Midnight, The Stars And You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	Reg Connelly / J.Campbell `34	London	February 16, 1934	OB-5900-2	HMV B-6461, HMV EA-1338, Victor 24700, ARGE Electrola EG-3023, BA-421 Austrian, K-7263 French	As above
875	This Little Piggie Went To Market	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harold`Lefty'Lewis	Sam Coslow `33	London	February 16, 1934	OB-5901-1	HMV B-6461, Electrola EG-3024	As above
876	Over On The Sunny Side	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jack Egan / Allan Flynn / Nichols	w/m `34	London	February 21, 1934	OB-4791-2	HMV B-6463, HMV EA-1338, Electrola EG-3054	As above
877	Wagon Wheels	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Peter De Rose	Billy Hill `34	London	February 21, 1934	OB-4792-5	HMV B-6469, Electrola EG-3048	As above. Takes 1 and 3 HMV rejects
878	Not Bad	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	J.W.Green / Harry S.Pepper	James Dyrenforth w/m `34	London	March 12, 1934	OB-5936-1	HMV B-6471, Victor 24619	As above
879	What Now	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	J.W.Green	James Dyrenforth w/m `34	London	March 12, 1934	OB-5937-1	HMV B-6470, Victor 24711	As above
880	In A Shelter From A Shower	Lew Stone and His Band	Ernest Breuer `33	Geo.Whiting /Ray Leveen `34	London	March 16, 1934	TB-1133-2	Dec F-3942	Lew Stone & His Band at the Monseigneur Restaurant: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Monia Liter (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, March 16, 1934. .
881	Because It's Love	Lew Stone and His Band	Reginald Foresythe	Michael Carr `34	London	March 23, 1934	TB-1158-2	Dec F-3942	As above Lew Stone arrangement.
882	It's Psychological	Lew Stone and His Band	Lewis E.Gensler	Harlan Thompson `34	London	March 23, 1934	TB-1159-1	Dec DDV 5010 (LP	As above Lew Stone arrangement. Originally rejected. Found on Decca test and Vinyl Test.
883	Mauna Loa	Lew Stone and His Band	Gibson / Dale	w/m `34	London	March 23, 1934	TB-1160-1	Dec F-3952	As above Lew Stone arrangement. AB with chorus.
884	You Have Taken My Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Gordon Jenkins	John Mercer `33	London	April 5, 1934	OB-6858-2	HMV B-6477, HMV EA-1441	As above
885	One Morning In May	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Hoagy Carmichael	Mitch Parish `33 ?	London	April 5, 1934	OB-6859-2	HMV B-6478, Electrola EG--3084	As above
886	You Oughta Be In Pictures	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Dana Suesse	Ed Heyman `34	London	April 5, 1934	OB-6860-2	HMV B-6477	As above. "HOT"
887	True	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Walt Samuels / Leo Whitcup	w/m `34	London	April 9, 1934	GB-6684-2	Dec F-3963	2 takes. One full length version, with guitar chorus the other shorter version, minus guitar chorus but in better sound
888	The Very Thought Of You	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Ray Noble	w/m `34	London	April 9, 1934	GB-6685-2 GB-6685-1	Dec F-3963	Al Bowlly whistles on take 1 which was rejected. Available as test pressing and on Dec ACL1162 (LP); Take 2 was released. Monia Litter (piano)
889	You Ought To Be In Pictures	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Dana Suesse	Ed Heyman `34	London	April 9, 1934	GB-6686-2	Dec F-3956
890	Little Dutch Mill	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Harry Barris	Ralph Freed `34	London	April 9, 1934	GB-6687-2	Dec F-3956
891	The Old Covered Bridge	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `34	London	April 21, 1934	OB-6872-1	HMV B-6484, HMV EA-1371	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner (clarinet, alto and baritone saxophones); Bob Wise (clarinet and alto saxophone); Reg. Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor saxophone and viola); Eric Siday and another (violin); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, April 21, 1934.
892	Little Dutch Mill	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Barris	Ralph Freed `34	London	April 21, 1934	OB-6873-2	HMV B-6482, HMV EA-1379, Electrola EG-3076 Gramplasttrest rx316 French K-7319	As above. Gramplasttrest appears to be a Soviet bootleg pressing.
893	The Very Thought Of You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `34	London	April 21, 1934	OB-6874-1	HMV B-6482, HMV EA-1365, Electrola EG-6690, Victor 24657, Gramplasttrest rx317	As above. Gramplasttrest appears to be a Soviet bootleg pressing.
894	You're My Thrill	Lew Stone and His Band	Jay Gorney	Sidney Clare `34	London	April 24, 1934	TB-1206-1	Dec F-3980	As March 16, 1934. Phil Cardew arrangement. B-side Josephine sung by Joe Ferrie
895	Melody In Spring	Lew Stone and His Band	Lewis E.Gensler	Harlan Thompson `34	London	April 24, 1934	TB-1208-1	Dec F-3979	As above
896	What Is There To Take Its Place?	Lew Stone and His Band	H.Steinberg	w/m `34	London	April 25, 1934	TB-1212-2	Dec F-5003	As above
897	Lonely Feet	Lew Stone and His Band	Jerome Kern	Oscar Hammerstein `34	London	April 25, 1934	TB-1214-1	Dec F-3985	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
898	Ending With A Kiss	Lew Stone and His Band	Lewis E.Gensler	Harlan Thompson `34	London	April 25, 1934	TB-1215-2	Dec F-3979	As above
899	She Loves Me Not	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Edward Heymann	Arthur Schwartz `34	London	April 27, 1934	OB-5981-2	HMV B-6485	As above
900	After All, You're All I'm After	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Art Schwartz	Ed Heyman `33	London	April 27, 1934	OB-5982-2	HMV B-6485	As above
901	My Sweet	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Peter Mendoza	w/m `34	London	April 27, 1934	OB-5983-2	HMV B-6484, Victor 25232	As above
902	Hand In Hand (A different song to the one above)	Lew Stone and His Band	Jerome Kern	Oscar Hammerstein `34	London	May 3, 1934	TB-1228-2	Dec F-3985	As March 16, 1934.
903	Riding On A Hay Cart Home	Lew Stone and His Band	Fred Elizalde	Clark Gibson w/m `34	London	May 3, 1934	TB-1229-2	Dec F-5004	As above. Lew Stone arrangement. "HOT"
904	I Love You Truly	Lew Stone and His Band	Carrie Jacobs-Bond	King w/m 1912	London	May 3, 1934	TB-1230-2	Dec F-5003	As above.
905	Wonder Bar	The Bohemians, directed by Walter Goehr	Harry Warren	Robert Katscher `34	London	May 11, 1934	CAX-7131-1	Col DX-583, Col DOX-428	Wonder Bar-Film Selection Part 1
906	Goin' To Heaven On A Mule	The Bohemians, directed by Walter Goehr	Harry Warren	Robert Katscher `34	London	May 11, 1934	CAX-7131-1	Col DX-583, Col DOX-428	Wonder Bar-Film Selection Part 1. Second track on same side
907	Don't Say Goodnight	The Bohemians, directed by Walter Goehr	Harry Warren	Robert Katscher `34	London	May 11, 1934	CAX-7132-1	Col DX-584, Col DOX-428	Wonder Bar-Film Selection Part 2
908	Wonder Bar (Reprise)	The Bohemians, directed by Walter Goehr	Harry Warren	Robert Katscher `34	London	May 11, 1934	CAX-7132-1	Col DX-583, Col DOX-428	Wonder Bar-Film Selection Part 2. Last track on same side
909	The Show Is Over	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Con Conrad	Sam Coslow /Al Dubin `34	London	May 31, 1934	OB-6956-2	HMV B-6492	As above
910	I Love You Truly	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Carrie Jacobs-Bond	King w/m 1912	London	May 31, 1934	OB-6957-1	HMV B-6492,HMV K-7320, Victor 24806	As above
911	Little Man, You've Had A Busy Day	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Mable Wayne	Maurice Sigler / Al Hoffman `34	London	May 31, 1934	OB-6958-2	HMV B-6491, Electrola EG-3103 French K-7319	As above
912	Beat O' My Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harold Spina	Johnny Burke `34	London	May 31, 1934	OB-6959-1	HMV B-6491, HMV EA-1377, Electrola EG-3103	As above
913	Night On The Desert	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `34	London	May 31, 1934	OB-6960-4	HMV B-6496, HMV EA-1379	As above. Take 4 is a dub of take 1 or 2 to reduce the volume.
914	Riptide	Lew Stone and His Band	Walter Donaldson	Gus Kahn `34 (Film)	London	June 15, 1934	TB-1311-2	Dec F-5017	Lew Stone & His Band at the Monseigneur Restaurant: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Monia Liter (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Lew Stone arrangement.
915	Night On The Desert	Lew Stone and His Band	Billy Hill	w/m `34	London	June 15, 1934	TB-1312-2	Dec F-5017	As above
916	The Beat O' My Heart	Lew Stone and His Band	Harold Spina	Johnny Burke `34	London	June 15, 1934	TB-1313-1	Dec F-5018	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
917	Easy Come, Easy Go	Lew Stone and His Band	Johnny Green	Ed Heyman `34	London	June 15, 1934	TB-1314-2	Dec F-5018	As above
918	I'll String Along With You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `34	London	June 28, 1934	OB-7428-2	HMV B-6503 HMV C 73 K-7506 French	As above. HMV C 73, Record Sampler No. 35, contains an excerpt.
919	Fair And Warmer	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `34	London	June 28, 1934	OB-7429-2	HMV B-6503 K-7506 French	As above
920	Hold My Hand	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Henderson	Jack Yellen / Irving Caesar `34	London	June 28, 1934	OB-7430-1	HMV B-6499	As above. (A different song to the other two.)
921	Over My Shoulder	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	w/m `33	London	July 2, 1934	OB-7432-3	HMV B-6504,Victor 24720, Electrola EG-3309	As above. "HOT"
922	When You've Got A Little Springtime In Your Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Woods	Jas.Campbell / Reg.Connelly`33	London	July 2, 1934	OB-7433-2	HMV B-6504, Victor 24720, Electrola EG-3309	As above
923	Sweetheart Darlin'	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Stothart	Gus Kahn `33	London	July 2, 1934	OB-7434-1-2	HMV Rejected	As above. Not found.
924	Moon Country	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Johnny Mercer / Hoagy Carmichael	w/m `34	London	July 6, 1934	OB-7436-1	HMV B-6507, HMV EA-1440, Electrola EG-3127	As above
925	Happy	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Stanley Lapino / Noel Gay	w/m `34	London	July 6, 1934	OB-7437-1	HMV B-6507, HMV EA-1394, Electrola EG-3127	As above
926	It's All Forgotten Now	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `34	London	July 11, 1934	OB-7441-2	HMV B-6509, Victor 24724, Electrola EG-3109	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombones); Freddy Gardner and Bob Wise (clarinets, alto and baritone saxophones); Reg. Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor saxophone and viola); Eric Siday and probably Reginald Pursglove (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, July 11, 1934.
927	All I Do Is Dream Of You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Nacio Herb Brown	Art Freed `34	London	July 11, 1934	OB-7442-1	HMV B-6508, Electrola EG-3118	As above
928	Dreamy Serenade	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Michael Carr / Fred Grundland / Lewis Ilda	w/m `34	London	July 11, 1934	OB-7443-2	HMV B-6510, HMV EA-1396	As above
929	Madonna Mine	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Robert Raffaelli / Sarony	w/m `34	London	July 16, 1934	TB-1394-1	Dec F-5121
930	It's All Forgotten Now	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Ray Noble	w/m `34	London	July 16, 1934	TB-1395-1	Dec F-5121
931	Remember Me	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Robert Miller	Seymour `32	London	July 18, 1934	OB-7435-1-2-3	HMV B-6508, HMV EA-1394, Electrola EG-3118	As above.Takes 1 & 2 HMV rejected recorded on the 6th of July. Take 3 issued
932	I Never Had A Chance	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `34	London	July 18, 1934	OB-7448-2	HMV B-6509, HMV EA-1396 oz Electrola EG-3109	As above
933	Lady Of Madrid	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Tolchard Evans	R.Hargreaves / S.Damerell `34	London	July 18, 1934	OB-7449-2	HMV B-6510, Victor 24724	As above
934	Little Valley In The Mountains	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	J.Dvoracek	K.Zeleny (English:J.Kennedy) `34	London	July 18, 1934	OB-7450-2	HMV B-6512,Ausi HMV EA 1414 Electrola EG-3169	As above
935	Driftin' Tide	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Pat Castleton / Spencer Williams	w/m `34	London	July 18, 1934	OB-7451-1	HMV B-6511, Victor 25006	As above. **
936	I Never Had A Chance	Lew Stone and His Band	Irving Berlin	w/m `34	London	July 25, 1934	TB-1420-2	Dec F-5131	Lew Stone & His Band at the Monseigneur Restaurant: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Stanley Black (piano); Harry Sherman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, July 25, 1934.
937	Fare Thee Well	Lew Stone and His Band	Arthur Johnston	Sam Coslow `34	London	July 25, 1934	TB-1421-2	Dec F-5130	As above. A further take exists.
938	The Very Thought Of You	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Ray Noble	w/m `34	London	July 30, 1934		Film Soundtrack	From Pathetone Weekly No 227 "Al Bowlly"
939	With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming	Lew Stone and His Band	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `34	London	August 1, 1934	TB-1440-2	Dec F-5172	As July 25.
940	Rollin' Home	Lew Stone and His Band	Billy Hill / Peter De Rose	w/m `34	London	August 1, 1934	TB-1441-2	Dec F-5172	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
941	As Long As I Live	Lew Stone and His Band	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1434-1	Dec F-5132	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.The last Lew Stone session before Al Bowlly left for New York.
942	I've Had My Moments	Lew Stone and His Band	Walter Donaldson	Gus Kahn `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1435-1	Dec F-5131	As above
943	Straight From The Shoulder	Lew Stone and His Band	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1449-1	Dec F-5158, Polydor 1832A	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
944	Looking For A Little Bit Of Blue	Lew Stone and His Band	Harry Woods	w/m `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1450-1	Dec F-5270	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
945	What A Little Moonlight Can Do	Lew Stone and His Band	Harry Woods	w/m `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1451-2	Dec F-5270, Dec 444	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
946	Love In Bloom	Lew Stone and His Band	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `34	London	August 3, 1934	TB-1452-1	Dec F-5158, Polydor 1832B	The last Lew Stone track before Al Bowlly left for New York.
947	Isle Of Capri	AL Bowlly acc. by Monia Liter (piano)	Will Grosz (aka: Hugh Williams	Jimmy Kennedy `34	London	August 21, 1934	TB-1495-1-2	Dec F-5188, Champion 40032	Al Bowlly (guitar); Monia Litter (piano). Take 1 exists as a test pressing.
948	Judy	AL Bowlly acc. by Monia Liter (piano)	Hoagy Carmichael `28	Sam Lerner `34	London	August 21, 1934	TB-1496-2	Dec F-5188, Champion 40032	As above
949	The Prize Waltz	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	M.Sigler / A.Goodhart / A.Hoffman	w/m `34	London	August 24, 1934	OEA-803-2	HMV B-6516	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Lew Davis (trombone); Freddy Gardner and Bob Wise (clarinets, alto and baritone saxophones); Reg. Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor); Eric Siday, Jean Pougnet and probably Reginald Pursglove (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, August 24, 1934.
950	Grinzing	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ralph Benatzky	w/m `31	London	August 24, 1934	OEA-805-2	HMV B-6519, Victor 24771	As above
951	Freckle Face, You're Beautiful	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cliff Friend	Carmen Lombardo `34	London	August 24, 1934	OEA-806-2	HMV B-6512, HMV EA-1425 Special Record LB6512	As above. Special Record is a German issue.
952	Isle Of Capri	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Will Grosz (aka: Hugh Williams	Jimmy Kennedy `34	London	August 30, 1934	OEA-816-2	HMV B-6519, HMV EA-1425, Victor 24771	Ray Noble directing Max Goldberg and Bill Shakespeare (trumpets); Lew Davis and Tony Thorpe (trombone); Freddy Gardner and Bob Wise (clarinets, alto and baritone saxophones); Reg. Pink (clarinet and tenor saxophone); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor); Eric Siday, Jean Pougnet and probably Reginald Pursglove (violins); Harry Jacobson (piano); Ben Thomas (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocal). London, August 30, 1934. Last sessions before Al Bowlly, Ray Noble and Bill Harty went to the USA.
953	Love (Wonderful Love)	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Leon / Leo Towers	w/m `34	London	August 30, 1934	OEA-817-1	HMV B-6514	As above
954	Dreaming A Dream	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jos.Tunbridge/ Jack Waller	R.P.Weston / Bert Lee `34	London	August 30, 1934	OEA-818-2	HMV B-6520, OZ Victor 24850, Electrola EG-3196	As above
955	Sing As We Go	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Parr Davies	w/m `34	London	August 30, 1934	OEA-819-2	HMV B-6514	As above. Sing As We Go. Al Bowlly, Ray Noble and Bill Harty went to the USA.
956	Stars Fell on Alabama	Al Goodman's Orchestra	Frank Perkins	Mitchell Parish.	New York	c October 1934		Aircheck	The Intimate Review, shows were sponsored by Bromo Seltzer and is famous for introducing Bob Hope. Bowlly was put into this show by NBC, whilst Ray Noble tried to sort out his status with the Musicians Union as "foreigh" musicians were not allowed to play in the US. Singers were exempt. The show featured Jane Froman and Dwight Fiske. Al appeared on a total of four show in the series. Stars From Alabama comes from one of these four broadcasts.
957	If I Had A Million Dollars	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Victor Young	Matty Malneck	Johnny Mercer `34	New York	October 30, 1934	38923-A	Dec F-5326, Dec(US) 293	Orchestra directed by Victor Young. Personnel not confirmed. Victor Young (directing); Frank Guarente, Sterling Bose (trumpet); Jack Teagarden (trombone); Chester Hazlett, Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet alto sax); Mutt Hayea (tenor sax); Joe Venuti, Walt Edelstein, Lou Kosloff (violin); Joe Meresco (piano), Perry Botkin (guitar); Artie Bernstein (string bass); Larry Gomar (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
958	Be Still, My Heart	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Victor Young	Allan Flynn / Jack Egan	w/m `34	New York	October 30, 1934	38924-A	Dec F-5326, Dec(US) 293	As above
959	Say When	Victor Young and his Orchestra	Ray Henderson	Ted Koehler	New York	November 2, 1934	38948-A	Dec(US) 278	Not confirmed. Victor Young (directing); Frank Guarente, Sterling Bose (trumpet); Jack Teagarden (trombone); Chester Hazlett, Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet alto sax); Mutt Hayea (tenor sax); Joe Venuti, Walt Edelstein, Lou Kosloff (violin); Joe Meresco (piano), Perry Botkin (guitar); Artie Bernstein (string bass); Larry Gomar (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
960	When Love Comes Swingin' Along	Victor Young and his Orchestra	Ray Henderson	Ted Koehler	New York	November 2, 1934	38949-A	Dec(US) 278	As above
961	You And The Night And The Music	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Art Schwartz	Howard Dietz `34	New York	January 12, 1935	87357-1	Victor 24855, HMV N-4378, HMV EA-1485	Orchestra directed by Ray Noble; N-4378 is dubbed from Victor 24855.
962	Blue Moon	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Richard Rodgers	L.Hart (Ger.w:/ Heinz Hellmer	New York	January 12, 1935	87358-1-2	Victor 24849,Victor JA-1213 HMV N-4378 EA-1479	Orchestra directed by Ray Noble; N-4378 is dubbed from Victor 24849.
963	In A Blue And Pensive Mood	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Al Neiburg / Marty Symes / Jerry Levinson	w/m `34	New York	January 12, 1935	87359-1	Victor 24849,HMV BD-230, HMV B-8302 EA1479 oz
964	A Little White Gardenia	Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Sam Coslow	w/m `35	New York	January 12, 1935	87360-1	Victor 24855, HMV BD-230,HMV B-8302, HMV EA-1485
965	Soon	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Richard Rodgers	Lorenz Hart `35	New York	February 9, 1935	87496-1	Victor 24879, HMV BD-140, HMV EA-1512	Ray Noble (directing); Charlie Spivak, Pee Wee Erwin (trumpets); Glenn Miller (trombone, arrangement); Will Bradley (trombone); Johnny Mince, Jim Cannon, Milt Yaner (clarinet, alto sax); Bud Freeman (tenor sax); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Dan D’Andrea (violin); Claude Thornhill (piano, arrangement); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
966	Clouds	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Walter Donaldson	Gus Kahn `34	New York	February 9, 1935	87497-1	Victor 24865, HMV BD-147, HMV EA-1497, Electrola EG-3323	As above
967	Down By The River	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Richard Rodgers	Lorenz Hart `34	New York	February 9, 1935	87498-1	Victor 24879,HMV BD-140, HMV EA-1512	As above
968	Flowers For Madame	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Chas.Tobias / Chas Newman / M.Mencher	w/m `35	New York	March 9, 1935	89301-1-2	Victor24865,HMV BD-213, HMV EA-1497, Electrola EG-3323	As above
969	Flowers For Madame	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Chas.Tobias / Chas Newman / M.Mencher	w/m `35	New York	March 13, 1935		The Coty Hour. Broadcast from New York City, on Wednesday, March 13, 1935 from Studios of WEAF over NBC at 10.30-11.00 PM EST. Aircheck 2 (LP- two releases). Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD).	Ray Noble (directing); Charlie Spivak, George E. “Pee Wee” Erwin (trumpets); Alton Glenn Miller, Wilbur Schichtenberg “Will Bradley” (trombones); Nuncio M.“Toots” Mondello, Johnny Muenzenberger (Mintz), Lawrence F.”Bud” Freeman, Jimmy Cannon (reeds); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Danny D’Andreas(& reeds) (violins); Claude Thornhill (piano); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (bass); Bill Harty(drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
970	I Never Had A Chance	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `34	New York	March 13, 1935		Aircheck 2 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
971	Night On The Desert	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `34	New York	March 13, 1935		Aircheck 2 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription. Could be 1/01/1935?
972	Soon	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Richard Rodgers	Lorenz Hart `35	New York	March 13, 1935		Associated Transcription unissued. Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	As above? Could be April 9, 1935?.
973	My Melancholy Baby	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Ernie Burnett	George A. Norton / Maybelle E. Watson 1911	New York	March 15, 1935	OA.89327-1	Victor25007, HMV BD-228, HMV EA-1522, HMV B-8330	Vocal, acc. by Ray Noble (directing); Pee Wee Erwin (trumpet); Will Bradley (trombone); Jim Cannon (clarinet); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Dan d'Andrea (violin); Claude Thornhill (piano); George van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
974	Everything's Been Done Before	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Harold Adamson / Edwin Knopf / Jack King	w/m `34	New York	March 15, 1935	OA.89328-1	Victor25004, HMV BD-226, HMV EA-1506	As above
975	You Opened My Eyes	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Jules Loman / Allan Roberts / Walter Kent	w/m `35	New York	March 15, 1935	OA.89329-1	Victor 25004, HMV BD-228, HMV EA-1506, HMV B-8330	As above
976	Basin' Street Blues	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Spencer Williams	w/m 1928	New York	March 15, 1935	OA.89330-1-2	Victor 25007,HMV BD-226, HMV EA-1522	As above; the OA prefix is from the HMV issue.
977	It's Time To Say Goodnight	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Kate Gibson / Henry Hall	w/m `33	New York	April 9, 1935		Radio Transcription	Another Coty broadcast. Not found
978	Piccolino	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `35	New York	April 9, 1935		Radio Transcription	Another Coty broadcast. Not found
979	Old Covered Bridge	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `34	New York	April 17, 1935		Radio Transcription	Another Coty broadcast. Not found
980	Solitude	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Duke Ellington	E.DeLange / Irv Mills `34	New York	April 17, 1935		Jazz Archives JA-22 (LP), Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Radio Transcription
981	I'm Misunderstood	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Emile Ricca	Mary Ricca Compton `35	New York	April 24, 1935		Jazz Archives JA-22 (LP), Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Radio Transcription
982	Song Without Words	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Pete Venning	w/m `33	New York	April 24, 1935		Jazz Archives JA-22 (LP), Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Radio Transcription
983	Life Is A Song	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Fred Ahlert	Joe Young `35	New York	May 1, 1935		Jazz Archives JA-22 (LP), Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Radio transcription
984	Way Back Home	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Al Lewis / Tom Waring	w/m `35	New York	May 1, 1935		Jazz Archives JA-22 (LP), Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Al Bowlly with The Freshmen. Radio Transcription. Could be April 11, 1935
985	I Can't Give You Anything But Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Dorothy Fields `28	New York	May 13, 1935	A-488	Associated Radio Transcription. Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	Charlie Spivak, Pee Wee Irwin (trumpets); Glen Miller, Will Bradley (trombones); Toots Mondello, Johnny Mince, Mike Doty ( alto saxophones, clarinets); Bud Freeman (tenor saxophone); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Dan D’Andrea (violins); Claude Thornhill (piano); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Recorded May 13 1935. Radio Transcription
986	Snowball	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Hoagy Carmichael	w/m `33	New York	May 13, 1935	A-489	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
987	By The Fireside	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	R.Noble / J.Campbell / R.Connelly	w/m `32	New York	May 13, 1935	A-490	Associated Transcriptions;London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. "Ray Noble Medley"; radio transcription disc.
988	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `32	New York	May 13, 1935	A-490	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. Ray Noble Medley Radio Transcription
989	I Love You Truly	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Carrie Jacobs-Bond	w/m 1912	New York	May 13, 1935	A-491	Associated Transcriptions unissued. London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
990	In A Little Gypsy Tea Room	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Joe Burke	Edgar Leslie `35	New York	May 13, 1935	A-492	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. Label credit is Reginald Norman and his Orchestra Art Brady (Ray Noble - Al Bowlly); radio transcription disc.
991	Way Back Home	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Al Lewis / Tom Waring	w/m `35	New York	May 13, 1935	A-496	Associated Transcription rejected London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. AB with The Freshmen. Radio Transcription.
992	Lullaby of Broadway	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `35	New York	May 13, 1935	A-498	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
993	Paris In The Spring	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `35 (Film)	New York	May 20, 1935	88963-2	Victor 25040,HMV BD-192, HMV EA-1538, Electrola EG-3412	Ray Noble (directing); Charlie Spivak, George E. “Pee Wee” Erwin (trumpets); Alton Glenn Miller, Wilbur Schichtenberg “Will Bradley” (trombones); Nuncio M.“Toots” Mondello, Johnny Muenzenberger (Mintz), Lawrence F.”Bud” Freeman, Jimmy Cannon (reeds); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Danny D’Andreas(& reeds) (violins); Claude Thornhill (piano); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (bass); Bill Harty(drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Some labels show "Paris In Spring"
994	Bon Jour, Mam'selle	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `32	New York	May 20, 1935	88964-2	Victor 25040,HMV BD-192,HMV EA-1538, Electrola EG-3412	As above
995	Top Hat	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `35	New York	June 8, 1935	92229-1	Victor 25094,HMV BD-247, HMV NE-239, Electrola EG-3488 HMV EA1583 Oz HMV K-7568	As above. AB with The Freshmen.
996	Piccolino	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `35	New York	June 10, 1935	92231-1	Victor 25094, HMV BD-247, HMV NE-239, Electrola EG-3488 HMV EA1583 Oz HMV K-7568	As above
997	St. Louis Blues	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	W.C.Handy	w/m 1914	New York	June 10, 1935	92232-1	Victor 25082, HMV BD-5004	As above
998	Intro -The Very Thought of You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m 1934	New York	June 26, 1935		Coty Hour. Programme #19. June 26, 1935	Broadcast on NBC
999	East of the Sun	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Brooks Bowman	w/m 1934	New York	June 26, 1935		Coty Hour. Programme #19. June 26, 1935	Broadcast on NBC
1000	In the Middle of a Kiss	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sam Coslow	w/m 1935	New York	June 26, 1935		Coty Hour. Programme #19. June 26, 1935	Broadcast on NBC
1001	St. Louis Blues	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	W.C.Handy	w/m 1914	New York	June 26, 1935		Coty Hour. Programme #19. June 26, 1935	Broadcast on NBC
1002	Why Dream	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Leo Robin / Ralph Rainger / Richard Whiting	w/m `35	New York	July 20, 1935	92747-1	Victor 25104, HMV BD-210, HMV EA-1591, Electrola EG-3489	As above;
1003	Why Stars Come Out At Night	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `35	New York	July 20, 1935	92749-1	Victor 25105,HMV BD-210, Electrola EG-3489 HMV EA-1592	As above
1004	I Wished On The Moon	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ralph Rainger	Dorothy Parker `34	New York	July 20, 1935	92750-1	Victor 25104,HMV BD-211, HMV EA-1591	As above
1005	Roll Along, Prairie Moon	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Ted Fiorito / A. Von Tilzer / H.MacPherson	w/m `35	New York	September 18, 1935	95042-1	Victor25142, HMV BD-295, HMV EA-1578	As above with chorus.
1006	Red Sails In The Sunset	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra, directed by Ray Noble	Hugh Williams (aka: Will Grosz)	Jimmy Kennedy `35	New York	September 18, 1935	95043-	Victor 25142, HMV BD-295, HMV EA-1578	As above
1007	I'm The Fellow Who Loves You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Henderson	Jack Yellen `35	New York	November 14, 1935	98064-1	Victor 25190 French K-7641	As above. AB with The Freshmen
1008	Where Am I?	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harry Warren	Al Dubin `35	New York	November 14, 1935	98065-1	Victor 25187, HMV BD-5072, HMV EA-1625	As above.
1009	Dinner For One, Please James	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Michael Carr	w/m `35	New York	November 14, 1935	98066-1	Victor 25187, HMV EA-1625	As above
1010	With All My Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Gus Kahn `35	New York	December 9, 1935	98359-1	Victor 25209, HMV BD-5028, HMV EA-1644	As above
1011	I Built A Dream One Day	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sigmund Romberg	Oscar Hammerstein `35	New York	December 9, 1935	98360-1	Victor 25200	As above
1012	Somebody Ought To Be Told	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Sigmund Romberg	Oscar Hammerstein `35	New York	December 9, 1935	98361-1	Victor 25200	As above
1013	A Beautiful Lady In Blue	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	J.Fred Coots	Sam Lewis `35	New York	December 9, 1935	98362-1	Victor 25209, HMV EA-1644HMV K-7651	As above
1014	Medley: East of the Sun	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Brooks Bowman	w/m `34	New York	December 25, 1935		Broadcast on CBS “Coca Cola Refreshment Time Programme #9”. Xmas day 1935	Availiable on Memory Lane CD MLMCD108
1015	By The Fireside	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	R.Noble /J.Campbell/ R.Connelly	w/m `32	New York	December 25, 1935		Broadcast on CBS “Coca Cola Refreshment Time Programme #9”. Xmas day 1935	Availiable on Memory Lane CD MLMCD108
1016	That Lovely Night in Budapest	Ray Noble Orchestra	Peter De Rose	Sam Lewis	New York	January 8, 1936	Aircheck	12" Record, Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	This was supplied by collector Tom Bumbera. The original source was a record from the estate of songwriter Peter DeRose, who co-wrote the song with Sam Lewis. Tom tells us, "'Budapest' is from a professionally-recorded (80 RPM for some reason) disc made by Super-Sound Reproductions, 15 W. 46th St., New York NY. I assume either DeRose or his publisher paid to have the tune recorded off the air." The Ray Noble band did not record this for Victor (although Tommy Dorsey did, as did trumpeter-bandleader Bob Pope for Bluebird). This is from an episode of the CBS "Refreshment Time" show, sponsored by Coca-Cola, broadcast between 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. EST and originating from CBS's flagship station, WABC.
1017	Let Yourself Go	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `36	New York	January 23, 1936	98670-1	Victor 25241,HMV BD-5047, HMV EA-1670	As above. AB with The Freshmen
1018	Let's Face The Music And Dance	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `35	New York	January 23, 1936	98672-1	Victor 25241,HMV BD-5047,HMV EA-1670, Electrola EG-3650	As above
1019	If You Love Me	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `36	New York	January 23, 1936	98673-1	Victor25240,HMV BD-5046, HMV EA-1674	As above
1020	Let Yourself Go	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `36	New York	February 9, 1936		Radio Transcription	An NBC "Magic Key" broadcast, sponsored by RCA and originating from the studios of WJZ-New York. Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)
1021	Let's Face The Music And Dance	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `35	New York	February 9, 1936		Radio Transcription	An NBC "Magic Key" broadcast, sponsored by RCA and originating from the studios of WJZ-New York. Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)
1022	Yours Truly Is Truly Yours	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Benny Davis / Ted Fiorito / J.Fred Coots	w/m `36	New York	March 19, 1936	99900-1	Victor 25277, HMV EA-1703	As above
1023	Moonlight In Hilo	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cliff Friend / Jack Erickson	w/m `36	New York	March 19, 1936	99901-1	Victor 25282 HMV EA1705 Oz	As above
1024	The Touch Of Your Lips	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `36	New York	March 19, 1936	99902-1	Victor 25277, HMV EA-1703 HMV JB-196	As above. A further unissued take also exists.
1025	Blazin' The Trail	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	W.S.Samuels / L.Whitcup / Teddy Powell	w/m `36	New York	March 19, 1936	99903-1	Victor 25282,HMV BD-5072, Electrola EG-3853 HMV EA1705 Oz	As above
1026	Let Yourself Go	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `36	New York	March 22, 1936	Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)		With the Freshmen. From "The Magic Key" radio programme; acetate disc exists.
1027	The Touch Of Your Lips	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `36	New York	March 22, 1936		Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	From "The Magic Key" radio programme; acetate disc exists.
1028	The Very Thought Of You	Ray Noble band	Ray Noble	w/m `34	New York	March 29, 1936		Memory Lane MLMCD024 (CD)	An appearance on NBC's "Swingtime At NBC" program, broadcast from 8 to 9 p.m. EST over WJZ-New York, has Al singing with the Noble band to a different arrangement of The Very Thought of You
1029	Empty Saddles	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Billy Hill / J. Keirn Brennan	w/m `36	New York	May 25, 1936	101863-1	Victor 25346,HMV BD-5095, HMV EA-1777	Ray Noble (directing); Charlie Spivak, Sterling Bose (trumpet, vocals); Glenn Miller (trombone, arrangement); Alex Polascay (trombone); Johnny Mintz, Mike Ooty, Milt Yaner (clarinet, alto sax); John Van Eps (clarinet, tenor sax); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Dan D’Andrea (violin); Frank Vigneau (piano); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); All Bowlly (vocals). New York, May 25, 1936. With chorus.
1030	Big Chief De Sota	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Andy Razaf / Fernando Arbelo	w/m `36	New York	May 25, 1936	101864-1	Victor 25346, HMV BD-5095, Electrola EG-3853	As above. Duet with Sterling Bose
1031	But Definitely	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Mack Gordon / Harry Revel	w/m `36	New York	May 25, 1936	101865-1	Victor 25336, HMV BD-5091 EA-1756 HMV CCS-43 HMV C-90	As above. HMV CCS-43 (2EA.34612-2), a single-sided record given with the HMV All Wave radio gramophone in 1936 contains an excerpt; HMV C-90 is a 60rpm demonstration record with the same contents as HMV CCS-43.
1032	When I'm With You	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Mack Gordon / Harry Revel	w/m `36	New York	May 25, 1936	101866-1	Victor 25336, HMV BD-5091 EA-1756	As above
1033	My Melancholy Baby	Al Bowlly accompanied by Monia Liter on piano	Ernie Burnett	Geo.Norton / M.E.Watson 1911	London	August 12, 1936		Film Soundtrack World Records SH 370 (LP)	On a trip, back in London. Film soundtrack from Pathé New Sound Pictorial No. NS25 "Al Bowlly".", released September 17, 1936.
1034	It Was So Beautiful And You Were Mine	Monia Liter & the Ace Of Hearts Orchestra	Harry Barris	Art Freed `32	London	August 22, 1936		Fanfare LP 40-140 (LP)	Radio Transcription
1035	Pennies From Heaven	Monia Liter & the Ace Of Hearts Orchestra	Art Johnston	Johnny Burke `36	London	August 22, 1936		Saville SVL 168 (LP	Radio transcription disc.
1036	Shoe Shine Boy	Monia Liter & the Ace Of Hearts Orchestra	Saul Chaplin	Sammy Cahn `36	London	August 22, 1936		Saville SVL 168 (LP)	Radio transcription disc.
1037	The Touch Of Your Lips	Ray Noble and his London Orchestra	Ray Noble	w/m `36	London	August 24, 1936	2EA-3847-1	HMV C-2872, Victor 36194 HMV JB-196	Ray Noble Medley Part 1. Ray Noble directing 2 trumpets; 2 trombones; 4 saxophones; 4 violins; 2 violas; 2 'cellos; piano; guitar; 2 string basses; drums; Al Bowlly (vocal). London, August 24, 1936.
1038	Goodnight, Sweetheart	Ray Noble & his London Orchestra	Ray Noble	J.Campbell / Reg Connelly	London	August 24, 1936	2EA-3848-1	HMV C-2872, Victor 36194 Victor JB-196	Ray Noble Medley - Part 2 12". As above
1039	Easy To Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `36	New York	September 25, 1936	0744-1	Victor25422,HMV BD-5147,HMV EA-1829, Electrola EG-3838 German, GY234 Spain	Returning to New York. Ray Noble (directing); Charlie Spivak, Sterling Bose (trumpet, vocals); Glenn Miller (trombone, arrangement); Alex Polascay (trombone); Johnny Mintz, Mike Ooty, Milt Yaner (clarinet, alto sax); John Van Eps (clarinet, tenor sax); Nick Pisani, Fritz Prospero, Dan D’Andrea (violin); Frank Vigneau (piano); George Van Eps (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (string bass); Bill Harty (drums); All Bowlly (vocals).
1040	I've Got You Under My Skin	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `36	New York	September 25, 1936	0745-1	Victor 25422,HMV BD-5147,HMV EA-1829, Electrola EG-3838, GY234 Spain	As above
1041	Let's Call A Heart A Heart	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Art Johnston	John Burke `36	New York	September 25, 1936	0746-1	Victor 25428, Electrola EG-3823 HMV EA-1816	As above
1042	One, Two, Button Your Shoe	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Art Johnston	Johnny Burke `36	New York	September 25, 1936	0747-1	Victor 25428, Electrola EG-3823 HMV EA-1816	As above. With chorus.
1043	Now	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Vernon Duke	Ted Fetter `36	New York	October 16, 1936	02159-1	Victor 25448, HMV BD-5287, Electrola EG-6242	As above
1044	Little Old Lady	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Hoagy Carmichael / Stanley Adams	w/m `36	New York	October 16, 1936	02160-1	Victor 25448, HMV BD-5287, HMV EA-2017, Electrola EG-6242	As above
1045	There's Something In The Air	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `36	New York	October 16, 1936	02161-1	Victor 25459,HMV BD-5153,HMV EA-1840, Electrola EG-3879, French K-7827	As above
1046	Where The Lazy River Goes By	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `36	New York	October 16, 1936	02162-1	Victor 25459,HMV BD-5153,HMV EA-1840, Electrola EG-3879	As above. With chorus.
1047	Little Old Lady	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Hoagy Carmichael / Stanley Adams	w/m `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1401	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	Ray Noble (directing); Pee Wee Irwin, Sterling Bose (trumpets); Al Polascy, Roland Du Pont (trombones); Mike Doty, Johnny Mintz, Johnny Van Eps, Floyd Tuttle (saxophones, clarinets); Fritz Prospero, Dan D’Andrea, B Norris (violins); Howard Smith (piano); Ned Cosmo (guitar); Delmar Kaplan (bass); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Recorded December 7 1936. Radio Transcription
1048	Now	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Vernon Duke	Ted Fetter `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1401	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
1049	There's Something In The Air	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1402	Associated Transcription unissued London HMG 5019 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
1050	You Were There	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Noel Coward	w/m `35	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1402	Associated Transcription rejected London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription. as Reginald Norman and Art Brady
1051	Let's Put Our Heads Together	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Harold Arlen	E.Y.Harburg `37	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1403	Associated Transcription 025A	As above. Radio Transcription
1052	Easy To Love	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1403	Associated Transcription 025A,London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription
1053	I've Got You Under My Skin	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1403	Associated Transcription 025A	As above. Radio Transcription New York, 1936. Not found
1054	Let's Put Our Heads Together	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1403	Associated Transcription 025A	As above. Radio Transcription New York, 1936. Not found
1055	Please Keep Me In Your Dreams	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Vee Lawnhurst	Tot Seymour `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1404	Associated Transcription 017A	As above. Radio Transcription
1056	I Love You Truly	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Carrie Jacobs-Bond	w/m 1912	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1405	Associated Transcriptions 026A	As above. Radio transcription disc.
1057	I'll Forsake All Others	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Kendall Burgess	w/m `36	New York	December 7, 1936	AA-1405	Associated Transcription 026A London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. Radio Transcription as Reginald Norman and Art Brady?
1058	Under Your Spell	Ray Noble and His Orchestra	Art Schwartz	Howard Dietz `34	New York	December 7, 1936		Associated Transcription rejected London HMG 5027 (LP)	As above. The very last time Al Bowlly worked with Ray Noble. Bowlly returned to a very different London whereas Ray Noble found further fame in the States. Radio Transcription as Reginald Norman and Art Brady
1059	On A Little Dream Ranch	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Billy Hill	w/m `37	London	June 19, 1937	OBA-5036-1	HMV BD-434, HMV EA-2011	Al Bowlly's return to London. Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1060	Carelessly	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Norm Ellis	Nick & Chas.Kenny	London	June 19, 1937	OEA-5035-1	HMV BD-434, HMV EA-2011	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1061	Blue Hawaii	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `37	London	July 5, 1937	OBA-5048-1	HMV BD-440	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1062	Sweet Is The Word For You	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `37	London	July 5, 1937	OEA-5049-1	HMV BD-440	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1063	Le Touquet	Ronnie Munro aho	Tolchard Evans	w/m `37	London	July 17, 1937	OEA-5060-2	HMV BD-5242	Ronnie Munro (directing); Max Goldberg (trumpet); Ted Heath (trombone); Harry Karr (alto sax, flute); E. 0. Pogson (clarinet, alto sax, oboe); Freddy Gardner, George Evans (clarinet, tenor sax); Reg. Pursglove, Jean Pougnet (violins); Billy Munn (piano); George Elliott (guitar); Dick Ball (string bass); Jack Simpson (drums, bells, marimba); Al Bowlly (vocals).
1064	Vieni, Vieni	Ronnie Munro aho	Vincent Scotto`34	Géo Koger / Henri Varna	London	July 17, 1937	OEA-5061-1	HMV BD-5242, HMV EA-2044, Victor 25668 EL - EG. 6070	As above
1065	Smile When You Say Goodbye	Ronnie Munro aho	Harry Parr Davies	w/m `37	London	July 17, 1937	OEA-5062-2	HMV BD-5248 HMV EA-1972	As above
1066	Hometown	Ronnie Munro aho	Jimmy Kennedy / Michael Carr	w/m `37	London	July 17, 1937	OEA-5063-2	HMV BD 5248, EA-2005, Bluebird B-7334	As above. Bowlly lost his voice after this session. He was diagnosed with a wart on his vocal chords and went to New York to have an operation.
1067	Can't I?(I Can Dream)	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Sammy Fain	Irv.Kahal `37	New York	December 3, 1937	017457-1	Bluebird B-7332, HMV BD-5363, El EG-6397	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax). Bowlly recorded these six sides in New York following his succesful throat operation.
1068	Half Moon On The Hudson	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Harold Spina	Walter Bullock `38	New York	December 3, 1937	017458-1	Bluebird B-7317,HMV BD-5363, El EG-6397, Regal-Zono G-23368	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax).
1069	Every Day's A Holiday	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Sam Coslow / Barry Trivers	`37	New York	December 3, 1937	017459-1	Bluebird B-7319, Regal-Zonophone G-23409	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax).
1070	Sweet As A Song	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `37	New York	December 3, 1937	017460-1	Bluebird B-7317, Regal-Zonophone G-23368	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax).
1071	Outside Of Paradise	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Peter Tinturin	Jack Lawrence `37	New York	December 3, 1937	017461-1	Bluebird B-7319	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax).
1072	Sweet Stranger	Al Bowlly and his Orchestra	Ned Weaver / Milton Ager / Jerry Livingston	w/m `37	New York	December 3, 1937	017462-1	Bluebird B-7332	A studio group directed by Leonard Joy and included Sid Stoneburn (clarinet); Ken Binford (guitar); Fletcher Hereford (tenor sax).
1073	Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Sholem Secunda / Jacob Jacobs	(English lyrics by Sammy Cahn / Saul Chaplin) w/m `37	London	December 29, 1937	DTB-3472-1	Dec F-6591	MAURICE WINNICK AND HIS SWEET MUSIC: Maurice Winnick (director); Alfie Noakes, Alf Bowes (trumpet); Abe Walters (trombone, piano); Lew Davis (trombone); Manny Marron (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Hayes (alto sax); Percy Winnick (clarinet, tenor sax, oboe); Ronny 0'Dell (piano); Gary Moore (guitar, electric guitar); Ernie Stevens (string bass); Ted McVey (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, December 29, 1937. Bowlly returns to London after his operation.
1074	There's A Gold-Mine In The Sky	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Nick & Chas.Kenny	w/m `37	London	December 29, 1937	DTB-3473-1	Dec F-6590	As above
1074	Kiss Me Goodnight	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Mischa Spoliansky / William Kernell	`35	London	December 29, 1937	DTB-3474-1	Dec F-6591	As above
1076	Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Sholem Secunda / Jacob Jacobs / English lyrics by Sammy Cahn / Saul Chaplin	w/m `37	London	January 4, 1938	OEA-5953-2	HMV BD-493, HMV EA-2087	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1077	Marie	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Irv.Berlin	w/m `28	London	January 4, 1938	OEA-5954-1	HMV BD-493 HMV EA-2087	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1078	The Lonesome Trail Ain't Lonesome Any More	Sidney Lipton and his Grosvenor House Orchestra	Clive Erard / Frank Trafford	w/m `37	London	January 13, 1938	DTB-3495-1	Dec F-6608 Decca 8702	Syd Lipton (violin, directing); Bill Smith, Tom Heath, Lloyd Shakespeare (trumpets); Ted Heath (trombone); Harry Hayes, Chips Chippendall (clarinet, alto sax); George Evans (tenor sax, arrangements); George Pallet (tenor sax perhaps he is the 4th sax above ?); Dick Willows-, Maurice Loban (violins); Billy Munn (piano, arrangements); Jack Llawellyn (guitar); Will Hemmings (string bass); Barry Wicks (drums, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals). AB - yodels (briefly); with chorus; Decca 8702 is a laminated disc of unknown origin.
1079	It's A Long, Long Way To Your Heart	Sidney Lipton and his Grosvenor House Orchestra	Eddie Pola / Eddy Brandt	w/m `38	London	January 13, 1938	DTB-3496-2	Dec F-6608	As above
1080	Souvenir Of Love	Sidney Lipton and his Grosvenor House Orchestra	Art Johnston	Maurice Sigler `37	London	January 13, 1938	DTB-3497-1	Dec F-6653	As above
1081	Trusting My Luck	Sidney Lipton and his Grosvenor House Orchestra	Art Johnston	Maurice Sigler `37	London	January 13, 1938	DTB-3498-1	Dec F-6653 Decca 8702	As above. Decca 8702 is a laminated disc of unknown origin.
1082	Rosalie	New Mayfair Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `37	London	January 14, 1938	OEA-5983-1	HMV BD-502	Directed by Ronnie Munro. "Rosalie" Selection Part 1.
1083	In The Still Of The Night	New Mayfair Orchestra	Cole Porter	w/m `37	London	January 14, 1938	OEA-5984-1	HMV BD-502	Directed by Ronnie Munro "Rosalie" Selection Part 2.
1084	Rosalie	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Cole Porter	w/m `37	London	January 20, 1938	DTB-3509-1	Dec F-6605	As December 29, 1937
1085	In The Still Of The Night	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet music	Cole Porter	w/m `37	London	January 20, 1938	DTB-3510-1	Dec F-6605, Brunswick A-81844	As above
1086	Once In A While	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Michael Edwards	Bud Green `37	London	January 20, 1938	DTB-3511-1	Dec F-6599	As above
1087	Brother Can You Spare A Dime?	Al Bowlly	Jay Gorney	E.Y.Harburg `32	London	January 22, 1938		Air Check	Unknown orchestra - possibly Sidney Lipton; air check. c. January 1938. Not Found
1088	You're A Sweetheart	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `37	London	February 2, 1938	OEA-5998-2	HMV BD-503	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1089	The Pretty Little Patchwork Quilt	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	E.Box / Ralph Butler / D.Cox / Roberts	w/m `38	London	February 2, 1938	OEA-5999-2	HMV BD-503	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1090	Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen	Lew Stone and His Band	Sammy Cahn / Saul Chaplin	w/m `37	London	February 2, 1938		Air Check	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Alfie Noakes, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Paul Fenoulhet (trombone); Joe Crossman, Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Bill Apps (alto sax); Billy Amstell or Don Barrigo(clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Archie Slavin (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, February 4, 1938. Al Bowlly returns to the Lew Stone Band.
1091	Nice Work If You Can Get It	Lew Stone and His Band	Geo.Gershwin	Ira Gershwin `37	London	February 2, 1938		Air Check	As above. AB with The Jackdaws / Jackdauz?
1092	I Double Dare You	Lew Stone and His Band	Terry Shand / Jimmy Eaton	w/m `37	London	February 4, 1938	DTB-3547-1	Dec F-6606 Brunswick SA-1468	As above
1093	The Girl In The Alice Blue Gown	Lew Stone and His Band	Ross Parker	w/m `38	London	February 4, 1938	DTB-3548 1-2	Dec F-6607	As above. Take 2 was issued
1094	Little Drummer Boy	Lew Stone and His Band	Art Noel / Don Pelosi	w/m `38	London	February 4, 1938	DTB-3549-1	Dec F-6607	As above. With The Jackdaws
1095	You're A Sweetheart	Lew Stone and His Band	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `37	London	February 4, 1938	DTB-3550-1-2	Dec F-6606 Dec DDV-5009/10 (LP)	As above. With The Jackdaws. Take 1 originally rejected released on DDV-5009/10 (LP).
1096	Something To Sing About	Mantovani aho	Victor Schertzinger	w/m `37	London	March 4, 1938	CA-16871-2	Col FB-1925 Col DO- 1832 OZ	Annunzio Mantovani (violin, director); Billy Turnbull (clarinet, alto sax, flute); Vivian Creely, Ivor Emmert (clarinet, violin); Dick Smith (tenor sax); Morris Taylor, Ubaldo Motosi (violins, mandolin); Ivan Aarons (violin); Angelo Picoion (cello, guitar, arrangements); L. Dombinski (cello); Ivor Forsello, L. Brusko (piano); Ronald Binge (piano, piano accordian, arrangements); John Stanqer (harp, guitar); Charlie March (string bass); Charles Fletcher (drums, tymps, marimba, vibraphone, xylophone); Al Bowlly (vocals).
1097	In My Little Red Book	Mantovani aho	Al Stillman / Ray Bloch / Nat Simon	w/m `38	London	March 4, 1938	CA-16872-1	Col FB-1925	As above.
1098	Sweet Genevieve	Lew Stone and His Band	Desmond O'Connor / Reub Silver	Louis De Marcia `38	London	March 21, 1938	DTB-3604-1	Dec F-6642	As February 2.
1099	In My Little Red Book	Lew Stone and His Band	Al Stillman / Ray Bloch / Nat Simon	w/m `38	London	March 21, 1938	DTB-3605-1	Dec F-6642	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
1100	Moonlight On The Highway	Lew Stone and His Band	Edgar Leslie	Joe Burke / Al Sherman `37	London	March 21, 1938	DTB-3606-1	Dec F-6641	As above. Lew Stone arrangement. An additional unknown take exists and has been issued on Vocalion CDEA 6056 (CD).
1101	Have You Ever Been In Heaven?	Lew Stone and His Band	Peter Tinturin / Jack Lawrence	w/m `37	London	March 21, 1938	DTB-3607-1	Dec F-6641	As above. An additional unknown take exists and has been issued on Vocalion CDEA 6056 (CD).
1102	Sweet As A Song	Al Bowlly and his Crooners Choir	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `37	London	April 1, 1938	OEA-6192-1	HMV BD-543	Pseudonym for Five Herons, acc. by Violet Carson, pno
1103	Sweet Someone	Al Bowlly and his Crooners Choir	Mack Gordon / Harry Revel	w/m `37	London	April 1, 1938	OEA-6193-1	HMV BD-543	Pseudonym for Five Herons, acc. by Violet Carson, pno
1104	By An Old Pagoda	Lew Stone and His Band	Wilhelm Groz (aka: Hugh Williams)	Jimmy Kennedy `38	London	April 21, 1938	DTB-3634-1	Dec F-6663	As February 2
1105	Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm	Lew Stone and His Band	Jerome Jerome / R.Byron / Walter Kent	w/m `37	London	April 21, 1938	DTB-3635-1-2	Dec F-6664 Dec ECM2047 (LP)	As above. Both takes exist and believed issued on F-6664 although take 2 seems the more common. Take 1 on Dec ECM2047 (LP).
1106	In Santa Margherita	Lew Stone and His Band	Fred Scher	Morton Morrow w/m `38	London	April 21, 1938	DTB-3636-1	Dec F-6663, Dec X-1556	As above. Decca X-1556 as The Rhythm Kings
1107	Ti-Pi-Tin	Lew Stone and His Band	María Mendez Grever	E/w: Ray Leveen `38	London	April 21, 1938	DTB-3637-1	Dec F-6664	As above.
1108	Goodnight, Angel	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Allie Wrubel	Herb Magidson `37	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6329-1	HMV BD-565
1109	When The Organ Played `Oh Promise Me'	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Al Sherman / Abe Silver / Jack Meskill	w/m `37	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6330-1	HMV BD-565
1110	Maria, My Own	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Ernesto Lecuona	E.w:/ L.Wolfe Gilbert 1931	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6331-1,-2	HMV Rejected	Not found
1111	Marta	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Moises Simons & Sp.w:/	Eng.w:/ Wolfe Gilbert `31	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6331-1,-2	HMV Rejected	Not found
1112	Stormy Weather	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Harold Arlen	Ted Koehler `33	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6332-1,-2	HMV Rejected	Not found
1113	Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?	Al Bowlly acc. by George Scott-Wood (pipe-organ)	Jay Gorney	E.Y.Harburg `32	London	May 25, 1938	OEA-6332-1,-2	HMV Rejected	Not found
1114	When The Organ Played `Oh, Promise Me'	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Al Sherman / Abe Silver / Jack Meskill	w/m `37	London	June 13, 1938	DR-2731-1	Dec F-6695	As December 29, 1937
1115	Somebody's Thinking Of You Tonight	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	T.Powell / Ira Schuster / Marty Symes	w/m `38	London	June 13, 1938	DR-2732-1	Dec F-6695	As above
1116	My Heaven On Earth	Maurice Winnick and his Sweet Music	Sam Pokrass / Phil Baker	Chas Tobias `37	London	June 13, 1938	DR-2734-1	Dec F-6696	As above
1117	The Blackpool Walk	Felix Mendelssohn aho	Horatio Nicholls	w/m `38	London	July 1, 1938	DR-2777-1	Dec F-6726
1118	The Girl In The Upstairs Flat	Felix Mendelssohn aho	Art Strauss / Bob Dale	w/m `38	London	July 1, 1938	DR-2778-1	Dec F-6726
1119	When Granny Wore Her Crinoline	Felix Mendelssohn aho	Roy King / Freddy Grant / Paul Paree	w/m `38	London	July 1, 1938	DR-2779-1	Dec F-6727, Dec X-1556	Decca X-1556 as The Rhythm Kings
1120	I'm Saving The Last Waltz For You	Felix Mendelssohn aho	Horatio Nicholls	w/m `38	London	July 1, 1938	DR-2780-1	Dec F-6727
1121	The Down And Out Blues	Lew Stone and His Band	Sam Mayo	w/m `38	London	August 12, 1938	DR-2839-1	Dec F-6743 Odeon 284436 argentinian	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Bert Bullimore, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Eric Tann (trombone); Joe Crossman, Ernest Ritte (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Dave Shand (alto sax); Billy Amstell or Don Barrigo (clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Ivor Mairants (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals); Sid Colin (vocals). London, August 12, 1938. Duet with Sid Colin
1122	Little Lady Make-Believe	Lew Stone and His Band	Nat Simon / Tobias	w/m `36	London	August 12, 1938	DR-2840-1-2	Dec F-6744 Vocalion CDEA 6056 (CD)	As above. Alternative take on Ace of Clubs LP ACL 1178
1123	I'm Sorry I Didn't Say I'm Sorry	Lew Stone and His Band	Arthur Johnston / Pola	w/m `38	London	August 12, 1938	DR-2841-1	Dec F-6744 OZ X 1596	As above
1124	You Couldn't Be Cuter	Lew Stone and His Band	Jerome Kern	Dorothy Fields `38	London	August 12, 1938	DR-2842-1	Dec F-6745	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
1125	Just Let Me Look At You	Lew Stone and His Band	Jerome Kern	Dorothy Fields `38	London	August 12, 1938	DR-2843-1	Dec F-6745	As above
1126	The Red Maple Leaves	Lew Stone and His Band	Jimmy Kennedy / Will Grosz	w/m `38	London	August 13, 1938	aircheck		Probably as above. Taken from a BBC broadcast; non-commercial recording; label shows title as "Red Maple Leaf".
1127	The Frog On The Water-Lily	Lew Stone and His Band	Jimmy Kennedy / Will Grosz		London	August 13, 1938		Star Sound Studios Transcription	Probably as above. Non-commercial recording; taken from a BBC broadcast; introduction by Lew Stone.
1128	The Red Maple Leaves	Lew Stone and His Band	Jimmy Kennedy / Will Grosz	w/m `38	London	August 15, 1938	DR-2852-1	Dec F-6777	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Bert Bullimore, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Eric Tann (trombone); Joe Crossman, Ernest Ritte, Dave Shand (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Don Barrigo (clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Ivor Mairants (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, August 15, 1938. Bobby McGee arrangement.
1129	Music, Maestro, Please	Lew Stone and His Band	Allie Wrubel	Herb Magidson `38	London	August 15, 1938	DR-2853 1-2	Dec F-6777	As above. Lew Stone arrangement. Take 2 was issued
1130	I Won't Tell A Soul	Lew Stone and His Band	Ross Parker / Hugh Charles	w/m `38	London	August 15, 1938	DR-2854-1	Dec F-6763	As above. Bobby McGee arrangement
1131	Say Goodnight To Your Old-Fashioned Mother	Lew Stone and His Band	Ross Parker / Art Noel [pseud, of Harry Sugarman] / Jack Hart	w/m `38 ?	London	August 15, 1938	DR-2855-1	Dec F-6763	As above. Bobby McGee arrangement
1132	Star Dust	Don Barrigo & his Hawaiian Swing	Hoagy Carmichael `27	Mitch Parish `29	London	August 22, 1938	CE-2978-1	Parlophone Rejected	Not found
1133	Down And Out Blues	Lew Stone and His Band	Sam Mayo	w/m `38	London	August 27, 1938		Air Check	Not found. Probably as August 15. Duet with Sid Colin
1134	My Heart Is Taking Lessons	Geraldo aho	James Monaco	John Burke `38	London	September 9, 1938	OEA-6553-2	HMV BD-5402	Geraldo (directing); Billy Higgs, Clinton Ffrench (trumpets); George Rowe, Percy Smith (trombones); Michael Krein (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Cyril Grantham (clarinet, alto sax); Billy Walker (clarinet, alto sax); Jimmy Shankland (clarinet, tenor sax); Harry Thompson, Frank Stewart, Charles Katz, Jacques Gorowski, F. Wolfsthal (violins); Laurie Davies (viola); Maurice Zimbler, James Whitehead (cello); Sid Bright (piano, arrangements); Bill Tringham (guitar); George Kirby (string bass); Alec Ure (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
1135	On The Sentimental Side	Geraldo aho	James Monaco	Johnny Burke `38	London	September 9, 1938	OEA-6554-1	HMV BD-5402	As above
1136	Now It Can Be Told	Lew Stone and His Band	Irving Berlin	w/m `38	London	September 27, 1938	DR-2927-1	Dec F-6795	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Bert Bullimore, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Eric Tann (trombone); Jim Easton, Sid Millward, Laurie Bookin (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Don Barrigo (clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Ivor Mairants (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, September 26, 1938. Lew Stone arrangement.
1137	On The Sentimental Side	Lew Stone and His Band	James Monaco	Johnny Burke `38	London	September 27, 1938	DR-2928-1	Dec F-6795	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
1138	Proud Of You	Oscar Rabin & his Romany Band	Hal David	w/m `38	London	September 28, 1938	R-2924-1-2	Rex 9384	Harry Davis (guitar, vocals, director); Bob Hutchinson, Tom Balderson (trumpets); Hamish Christie (trombone); Johnny Swinfen (clarinet, alto sax, violin); Harry Gold (clarinet, alto sax); Sid Brown (clarinet, tenor sax, piano); Oscar Rabin (bass sax, leader); Alf Kaplan (piano accordian); Cecil Walden (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Two takes were issued. Recorded at the Hammersmith Palais de Dance
1139	Everyone Must Have A Sweetheart	Lew Stone and His Band	Art Noel / Don.Hart / Fred.Grundland	w/m `38	London	October 3, 1938	DR-2950-2	Dec F-6811	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Bert Bullimore, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Eric Tann (trombone); Jim Easton, Joe Crossman, Laurie Bookin (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Don Barrigo (clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Ivor Mairants (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, October 3, 1938. AB’s vocal work on DR-2950-2 is wrongly credited on the label to Sid Colin. An additional unknown take exists and has been issued on Vocalion CDEA 6056 (CD
1140	The Frog On The Water-Lily	Lew Stone and His Band	Jimmy Kennedy / Will Grosz		London	October 3, 1938	DR-2952-2	Dec F-6812	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
1141	Little Lady Make-Believe	Various Artists acc. By Felix Mendelssohn aho	Nat Simon	w/m `36	London	October 10, 1938	DR-2982-1-2	Dec F-6831	Acc. by Felix Mendelssohn aho on a compilation with other artists entitled "Singers On Parade" No. 2; both takes exist, take 2 as a test pressing.
1142	In A Little Toy Sail Boat	Geraldo aho	German Folk Song H.Mandell / F.Littan	w/m `38	London	October 14, 1938	OEA-6596-1	HMV BD-5421 Electrola EG 6692	As September 9
1143	Small Fry	Geraldo aho	Hoagy Charmichael	Frank Loesser `38	London	October 14, 1938	OEA-6597-1	HMV BD-5421 Electrola EG 6692	As above
1144	When Mother Nature Sings Her Lullaby	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Larry Yoell / Glenn Brown	w/m `38	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3053-1	Dec F-6877
1145	There's Rain In My Eyes	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Milton Ager / Jos.McCarthy / Jean Schwartz	w/m `38	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3054-1	Dec F-6877
1146	Lover, Come Back To Me	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Sigmund Romberg	Oscar Hammerstein `28	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3055-1	Dec F-6916	"AL Bowlly Remembers" medley A side
1147	Dancing In The Dark	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Art Schwartz	Howard Dietz `31	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3055-1	Dec F-6916	"AL Bowlly Remembers" medley A side
1148	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Fred Ahlert	Joe Young `35	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3056-1	Dec F-6916	"AL Bowlly Remembers" medley B side
1149	Auf Wiedersehen, My Dear	Al Bowlly acc. by small `novelty' group	Al Goodhart / Milt Ager	w/m `32	London	November 11, 1938	DR-3056-1	Dec F-6916	"AL Bowlly Remembers" medley B side
1150	Never Break A Promise	Geraldo aho	Jos.Geo.Gilbert	w/m `38	London	November 11, 1938	OEA-7071-1	HMV BD-5428, HMV EA-2395	As September 9
1151	When Mother Nature Sings Her Lullaby	Geraldo aho	Larry Yoell / Glenn Brown	w/m `38	London	November 11, 1938	OEA-7072-1	HMV BD-5427, El EG-6646	As above
1152	Penny Serenade	Geraldo aho	Melle Weersma	Hall Hallifax `38	London	November 11, 1938	OEA-7073-1	HMV BD-5428,HMV EA-2225, El EG-6646	As above
1153	Heart And Soul	Geraldo aho	Hoagy Carmichael	Frank Loesser `38	London	November 11, 1938	OEA-7074-1	HMV BD-5427, HMV EA-2248	As above
1154	All Ashore	Lew Stone and His Band	Billy Hill	w/m `38	London	November 28, 1938	DR-3119-1-2	Dec F-6890	Lew Stone & His Band: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Bert Bullimore, Chick Smith (trumpet); Lew Davis, Eric Tann (trombone); Biff Byfield, Joe Crossman, Laurie Bookin (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Don Barrigo (clarinet, tenor sax); Bobby McGee (piano, arranger); Ivor Mairants (guitar); Arthur Maden (string bass); Jock Jacobson (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, November 28, 1938. Take 1 was issued.
1155	Penny Serenade	Lew Stone and His Band	Melle Weersma	Hall Hallifax `38	London	November 28, 1938	DR-3120-1	Dec F-6890 Brunswick 1574	As above with Male Chorus
1156	Any Broken Hearts To Mend?	Lew Stone and His Band	John.P.Long	w/m `38	London	November 28, 1938	DR-3121-1	Dec F-6891	As above. Lew Stone arrangement.
1157	Georgia's Gotta Moon	Lew Stone and His Band	Max & Harry Nesbitt	w/m `38	London	November 28, 1938	DR-3122-1	Dec F-6891	As above
1158	Two Sleepy People	Geraldo aho	Hoagy Charmichael	Frank Loesser `38	Kingsway Hall, London	December 3, 1938	OEA-6965-1	HMV BD-5437, HMV EA-2244	Geraldo (directing); Billy Higgs, Clinton Ffrench (trumpets); George Rowe, Percy Smith (trombones); Michael Krein (clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax); Cyril Grantham (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Billy Walker (clarinet, alto sax); Jimmy Shankland (clarinet, tenor sax); Harry Thompson, Frank Stewart, Charles Katz, Jacques Gorowski, F. Wolfsthal (violins); Laurie Davies (viola); Maurice Zimbler, James Whitehead (cello); Sid Bright (piano, arrangements); Bill Tringham (guitar); George Kirby (string bass); Alec Ure (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Kingsway Hall, London, December 3, 1938
1159	Is That The Way To Treat A Sweetheart?	Geraldo aho	Charlie Tobias / Nat Simon	w/m `38	Kingsway Hall, London	December 3, 1938	OEA-6966-1-2	HMV BD-5438 HMV EA-2244	As above
1160	Colorado Sunset	Geraldo aho	Con Conrad	L.Wolfe Gilbert `38	Kingsway Hall, London	December 3, 1938	OEA-6967-1	HMV BD-5438, HMV EA-2230	As above
1161	While A Cigarette Was Burning	Geraldo aho	Charles & Nick Kenny	w/m `38	Kingsway Hall, London	December 3, 1938	OEA-6968-2	HMV BD-5437, HMV EA-2251	As above
1162	Any Broken Hearts To Mend?	Geraldo aho	J.P.Long	w/m `38	London	December 16, 1938	OEA-7264-1	HMV BD-5443 HMV EA-2291	As above
1163	Summer's End	Geraldo aho	Nat Madison / L.Tobin	w/m `37	London	December 16, 1938	OEA-7265-1	HMV BD-5443, HMV EA-2251	As above
1164	My Own	Geraldo aho	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `38	London	December 16, 1938	OEA-7266-1	HMV BD-5444	As above
1165	You're As Pretty As A Picture	Geraldo aho	Jimmy McHugh	Harold Adamson `38	London	December 16, 1938	OEA-7267-1	HMV BD-5444	As above
1166	They Say	Geraldo aho	Paul Mann / Stephen Weiss	Ed Heyman `38	London	January 10, 1939	OEA-7272-1	HMV BD-5448, HMV EA-2265	Geraldo (directing); Billy Higgs, Clinton Ffrench (trumpets); George Rowe, Percy Smith (trombones); George Evans (tenor sax); Cyril Grantham (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Harry Hayes (alto sax); Andy McDevitt (clarinet, tenor sax); Harry Thompson, Frank Stewart, Charles Katz, Jacques Gorowski, F. Wolfsthal (violins); Laurie Davies (viola); Maurice Zimbler, James Whitehead (cello); Sid Bright (piano, arrangements); Bill Tringham (guitar); Don Stuteley (string bass); Alec Ure (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals).
1167	If Ever A Heart Was In The Right Place	Geraldo aho	Harry Woods	w/m `39	London	January 10, 1939	OEA-7273-1	HMV BD-5448, HMV EA-2292	As above
1168	One Day When We Were Young	Geraldo aho	Johann Strauss II	Oscar Hammerstein II `38	London	January 10, 1939	OEA-7274-1	HMV BD-5449	As above
1169	I'm In Love With Vienna	Geraldo aho	Johann Strauss II	Oscar Hammerstein II `38	London	January 10, 1939	OEA-7275-2	HMV BD-5449	As above
1170	Change Partners	Geraldo aho	Irving Berlin	wm `38	London	January 11, 1939		Saville SVL 168 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1171	Colorado Sunset	Geraldo aho	Con Conrad	L.Wolfe Gilbert `38	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 14 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1172	Did You Go Down Lambeth Way?	Geraldo aho	Noel Gay	w/m `39	London	January 11, 1939		Radio transcription	AL Bowlly with Cyril Grantham and another c. January 1939
1173	Grandma Said	Geraldo aho	Allie Wrubel	Herb Magidson w/m `39	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 14 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1174	Jeepers Creepers	Geraldo aho	Harry Warren	Johnny Mercer `38	London	January 11, 1939		Radio transcription	Al Bowlly with Cyril Grantham and another c. January 1939
1175	One Day When We Were Young	Geraldo aho	Johann Strauss II	Oscar Hammerstein ll `38	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 14 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1176	Penny Serenade	Geraldo aho	Melle Weersma	Hall Hallifax `38	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 13 (LP)	Concert arrangement; with chorus; radio transcription disc. c. January 1939
1177	Romany	Geraldo aho	C.A.Bixio	Roma Campbell-Hunter `39	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 14 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1178	While A Cigarette Was Burning	Geraldo aho	Charles & Nick Kenny	w/m `38	London	January 11, 1939		Halcyon HAL 14 (LP)	Radio transcription c. January 1939
1179	Grandma Said	Geraldo aho	Allie Wrubel	Herb Magidson w/m `39	London	February 3, 1939	OEA-7293-1	HMV BD-5457, HMV EA-2327	Geraldo (directing); Billy Higgs, Clinton Ffrench (trumpets); George Rowe, Percy Smith (trombones); Cyril Grantham (clarinet, alto sax); Harry Hayes (alto sax); ); Andy McDevitt (clarinet, tenor sax); George Evans (tenor sax); Harry Thompson, Frank Stewart, Charles Katz, Jacques Gorowski, F. Wolfsthal (violins); Laurie Davies (viola); Maurice Zimbler, James Whitehead (cello); Sid Bright (piano, arrangements); Bill Tringham (guitar); Don Stuteley (string bass); Alec Ure (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, February 3, 1939.
1180	Deep In A Dream	Geraldo aho	James Van Heusen	Eddie De Lange `38	London	February 3, 1939	OEA-7294-1	HMV BD-5457, HMV EA-2292	As above
1181	You're A Sweet Little Headache	Geraldo aho	Ralph Rainger	Leo Robin `38	London	February 3, 1939	OEA-7295-1	HMV BD-5458, HMV EA-2289	As above
1182	I'm Madly In Love With You	Reginald Williams & his Futurists	Fred Coots	Benny Davis `38	London	February 8, 1939	CA-17345-1	Col FB-2167	REGINALD WILLIAMS AND HIS FUTURISTS: Reginald Williams (director); Max Goldberg, Alfie Noakes (trumpet); Eric Breeze (trombone); Ronnie Austin, Biff Byfield (clarinet, alto sax); John Roberts (tenor sax); Hugh Tripp (baritone sax); Percy Pegg (piano); Reg. Bishop (guitar); Ralph Smith (string bass); Bill Richards (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, February 8, 1939.
1183	Romany	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	C.A.Bixio	Roma Campbell-Hunter `39	London	February 14, 1939	OEA-7298-1	HMV BD-666, HMV EA-2330	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1184	Lonely	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Noel Gay	w/m `39	London	February 14, 1939	OEA-7299-1	HMV BD-666, HMV EA-2330	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1185	I Miss You In The Morning	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Joe Burke	Edgar Leslie `38	London	February 14, 1939	OEA-7562-1	HMV BD-673	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1186	Violin In Vienna	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Art Strauss / Bob Dale	w/m `38	London	February 14, 1939	OEA-7563-1	HMV BD-673	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro
1187	The Same Old Story	Geraldo aho	Manning Sherwin	Maschwitz w/m `39	London	March 7, 1939	OEA-7611-1	HMV BD-5467	As February 3
1188	Could Be	Geraldo aho	Walter Donaldson	Johnny Mercer `38	London	March 7, 1939	OEA-7612-1	HMV BD-5468, HMV EA-2337	As above
1189	Between A Kiss And A Sigh	Geraldo aho	Art Johnston / Johnny Burke	Johnny Burke `38	London	March 7, 1939	OEA-7613-1	HMV BD-5468	As above
1190	To Mother, With Love	Geraldo aho	Muriel Watson / Jack Denby / E.Lynton	w/m `39	London	April 4, 1939	OEA-7628-1	HMV BD-5473, HMV EA-2349	Geraldo (directing); Max Goldberg, Clinton Ffrench (trumpets); George Rowe, ; Eric Breeze (trombones); Cyril Grantham (clarinet, alto sax); Harry Hayes (alto sax); ); Andy McDevitt (clarinet, tenor sax); George Evans (tenor sax); Harry Thompson, Frank Stewart, Charles Katz, Jacques Gorowski, F. Wolfsthal (violins); Laurie Davies (viola); Maurice Zimbler, James Whitehead (cello); Sid Bright (piano, arrangements); Bill Tringham (guitar); Don Stuteley (string bass); Alec Ure (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, April 4, 1939.
1191	Waltz Of My Heart	Geraldo aho	Ivor Novello / Chris Hassell	w/m `39	London	April 4, 1939	OEA-7629-1-2	HMV BD-5472	Missing: Matrix 0EA-7629-1, issued on HMV BD-5472, has no vocal refrain. Take 2 with Bowlly vocals rejected
1192	Thanks For Everything	Geraldo aho	Harry Revel	Mack Gordon `38	London	April 4, 1939	OEA-7630-1	HMV BD-5472	As above
1192	I Miss You In The Morning	Geraldo aho	Joe Burke	Edgar Leslie `38	London	April 4, 1939	OEA-7631-1	HMV BD-5473	As above
1194	Small Town	Reginald Williams & his Futurists	Max & Harry Nesbitt / Morton Fraser	w/m `39	London	May 5, 1939	CA-17438-1	Columbia FB- 2226	REGINALD WILLIAMS AND HIS FUTURISTS: Reginald Williams (director); Max Goldberg, Tommy McQuater (trumpet); George Rowe (trombone); Ronnie Austin, Biff Byfield (clarinet, alto sax); John Roberts (tenor sax); Hugh Tripp (baritone sax); George Shearing (piano); Reg. Bishop (guitar); Irving Ledor (string bass); Bill Richards (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). London, March 5, 1939. I have 3 different recording dates for these; April 18 and May 5. Film Soundtrack ?
1195	What Do You Know About Love?	Reginald Williams & his Futurists	Jerry Livingston	Mack David `38	London	May 5, 1939	CA-17439-1	Col FB-2227	As above
1196	What Do You Know About Love?	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Jerry Livingston	Mack David `38	London	May 11, 1939	OEA-7854-2	HMV BD-706, EA-2404	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1197	Hey Gipsy, Play Gipsy	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	E.Kalman / Cliff Grey / N.Foley	1926 ??	London	May 11, 1939	OEA-7855-1	HMV BD-709	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1198	South Of The Border	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Jimmy Kennedy / Michael Carr	w/m `39	London	May 11, 1939	OEA-7856-1	HMV BD-706, HMV EA-2395	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1199	Dark Eyes	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Gregory Stone / Harry Horlick	w/m `26	London	May 11, 1939	OEA-7857-1	HMV BD-709, HMV EA-2524	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1200	The Champagne Waltz	Al Bowlly acc. by Claude Bampton (pno.)	Con Conrad / Ben Oakland / Milton Drake	w/m `34	London	June, 1939		Private Recording	Not found
1201	Dreamy Serenade	Al Bowlly acc. by Claude Bampton (pno.)	George Francis Winters / John Wilfred Cawthorne		London	June, 1939		Past Perfect PPCD78137 (CD)	Private, non-commercial recordings made in early June 1939, as a result of a RHYTHM magazine contest for songwriters. The prize was a private recording of Al singing the winning entries, accompanied by Claude Bampton at the piano
1202	Just An Ugly Duckling	Al Bowlly acc. by Claude Bampton (pno.)			London	June, 1939		Private Recording	Not found
1203	Torn Sails	Al Bowlly acc. by Claude Bampton (pno.)	George Francis Winters / John Wilfred Cawthorne	w/m 1924	London	June, 1939		Joy D 281 (LP) Past Perfect PPCD78137 (CD)	Private, non-commercial recordings made in early June 1939, as a result of a RHYTHM magazine contest for songwriters. The prize was a private recording of Al singing the winning entries, accompanied by Claude Bampton at the piano
1204	Waves Of The Ocean Are Whispering Goodnight	Bram Martin ahb	Horatio Nicholls	w/m `39	London	June 8, 1939	R-3678-1	Rex 9590, Kristall 22056
1205	Moon Love	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Tchaikovsky / adapted: A.Kostelanetz & Mack Davis	Mack David `39	London	October 5, 1939	OEA-8111-1	HMV BD-762, HMV EA-2482
1206	Au Revoir But Not Goodbye	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Jos Gilbert	w/m `36	London	October 5, 1939	OEA-8112-1	HMV BD-762, HMV EA-2482
1207	A Man And His Dream	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	James Monaco	Johnny Burke `39	London	October 5, 1939	OEA-8113-1	HMV BD-776 HMV IM-691
1208	Ridin' Home	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Michael Carr / Ken Leslie Smith	w/m `39	London	October 5, 1939	OEA-8114-1	HMV BD-776, HMV EA-2545 HMV IM-691	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1209	Bella Bambina	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Art Strauss / Bob Dale / Sonny Miller	w/m `39	London	December 21, 1939	OEA-8334-1	HMV BD-808
1210	Over The Rainbow	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Harold Arlen	E.Y.Harburg `38-39	London	December 21, 1939	OEA-8335-1	HMV BD-808
1211	Somewhere In France With You	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Michael Carr	w/m `39	London	December 21, 1939	OEA-8336-1	HMV BD-805, HMV EA-2515
1212	Give Me My Ranch	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.	Silvano Ramos (Adapted: Emillio D Uraga/ Bartley Costello	w/m `39	London	December 21, 1939	OEA-8337-1	HMV BD-805, HMV EA-2515	With chorus; the title is given on HMV EA-2515 as "Alla En El Rancho Grande (My Ranch)"; orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1213	It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Irving Berlin	w/m `39	London	February 15, 1940	OEA-8475-1	HMV BD-828	Directed by Billy Munn
1214	Careless	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Lew Quadling / Dick Jurgens / Ed Howard	w/m `39	London	February 15, 1940	OEA-8476-1	HMV BD-828HMV EA-2524	Directed by Billy Munn.
1215	Chatterbox	Maurice Winnick aho	Jerome Brainin	Allan Roberts `39	London	March 1, 1940	OEA-8382-1	HMV BD-5572	MAURICE WINNICK AND HIS ORCHESTRA from the Dorchester Hotel, London: Probably similar to December 29, 1937. London, March 1, 1940.
1216	When You Wish Upon A Star	Maurice Winnick aho	Leigh Harline	Ned Washington `40	London	March 1, 1940	OEA-8383-1	HMV BD-5573 HMV HE 2218 swiss	As above
1217	Turn On The Old Music Box	Maurice Winnick aho	Leigh Harline	Ned Washington `39	London	March 1, 1940	OEA-8384-1	HMV BD-5573 HMV HE 2218 swiss	As above
1218	Dreaming	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Miguel Prado	Anthony Stephan	London	March 7, 1940	OEA-8500-1	HMV BD-834, HMV EA-2684	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1219	A Little Rain Must Fall	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Little Jack Litte / Green / Kaye	w/m `39	London	March 7, 1940	OEA-8505-1	HMV BD-827	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1220	When You Wear Your Sunday Blue	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Hugh Charles / Ross Parker	w/m `39	London	March 7, 1940	OEA-8506-1	HMV BD-827, HMV EA-2545	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1221	Walkin' Thru' Mockin' Bird Lane	Al Bowlly acc. by Orchestra	Lowell Peters / C.Jones `38	w/m `38	London	March 7, 1940	OEA-8551-1	HMV BD-834	Orchestra directed by Ronnie Munro.
1222	Who's Taking You Home Tonight?	Maurice Winnick aho	Manning Sherwin / Tommie Connor	w/m `40	London	March 26, 1940	OEA-8570-1	HMV BD-5582, HMV EA-2539	MAURICE WINNICK AND HIS ORCHESTRA from the Dorchester Hotel, London: Probably similar to December 29, 1937. London, March 26, 1940.
1223	Arm In Arm	Maurice Winnick aho	Jim Church / Stan Bradbury	w/m `40	London	March 26, 1940	OEA-8571-1	HMV BD-5583, HMV (Can) 120944 HMV EA-2539	As above
1224	There's A Boy Coming Home On Leave	Maurice Winnick aho	Jimmy Kennedy	w/m `40	London	March 26, 1940	OEA-8572-1	HMV BD-5583,HMV EA-2560, HMV (Can) 120944	As above
1225	My Capri Serenade	Maurice Winnick aho	Harry Parr Davies	w/m `40	London	March 26, 1940	OEA-8573-1	HMV BD-5582, HMV EA-2560	As above
1226	Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind	Ken Snakehips Johnson & his West Indian Orchestra	Arthur Young	Wm.Shakespeare `40	London	April 24, 1940	OEA-8582-1	HMV BD-5592, HMV EA-2871	Ken Johnson (directing); Dave Wilkins, Leslie "Jiver" Hutchinson, Wally Bowen (trumpets); Lad Busby (trombone); Carl Barriteau, Bertie King (clarinet, alto sax); George Roberts, David Williams (alto sax, tenor sax); Errol Barrow (piano); Joe Deniz (guitar); Pops Clare (string bass); Tom Wilson (drums); Al Bowlly, The Henderson Twins (vocals)
1227	It Was A Lover And His Lass	Ken Snakehips Johnson & his West Indian Orchestra	Arthur Young	Wm.Shakespeare `40	London	April 24, 1940	OEA-8583-1	HMV BD-5592, HMV EA-2871	As above
1228	This Year's Roses	Macari aho	Muriel Watson /Jack Denby / H.Nicholls	w/m `40	London	May 4, 1940	CAR 5782-1-2	Regal Zonophone Rejected	Missing not found
1229	It's A Blue World	Macari aho	Bob Wright / Chet Forrest	w/m `39	London	May 4, 1940	CAR-5781-1-2	Regal Zonophone Rejected	Missing not found
1230	In a little Rocky Valley / When you wish upon a star / The Woodpecker Song	Vocal Duet: Al Bowlly and Jimmy Mesene with Guitars			London	June 14, 1940	CE 10503-1	PARLOPHONE COMMERCIAL TEST RECORD Pt 1	Three tracks for a medley on a single sided test
1231	Sing a Round-up song / If I should fall in love again / All Bound Together	Vocal Duet: Al Bowlly and Jimmy Mesene with Guitars			London	June 14, 1940	CE 10504-1	PARLOPHONE COMMERCIAL TEST RECORD Pt 2	Three tracks for a medley on a single sided test
1232	Make Love With A Guitar / When I Dream Of Home	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Maria Grever (Gordon Fraser)	E/w:/ Raymond Leveen `40	London	July 18, 1940	OEA-8840-1	HMV BD-857	Two tracks on each side
1233	Make-Believe Island / The Woodpecker Song	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Will Groz (Eldo Di Lazzaro)	Chas & Nick Kenny / Sam Coslow (Harold Adamson)	London	July 18, 1940	OEA-8841-2	HMV BD-857	Two tracks on each side
1234	Turn Your Money In Your Pocket / I'll Never Smile Again / We'll Go Smiling Along	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Clarrie Brown (Ruth Lowe) (Harry Parr Davies)	w/m `40	London	September 12, 1940	OEA-8741-2	HMV BD-865	Three tracks on this side
1235	I'm Stepping Out With A Memory Tonight / I Haven't Time To Be A Millionaire	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Allie Wrubel (Jas.Monaco)	Herb Magidson (Johnny Burke)	London	September 12, 1940	OEA-8742-2	HMV BD-865	Two tracks on this side
1236	The Ferry Boat Serenade	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Eldo Di Lazzaro `39	Itl/w:M.Panzeri E/w:H.Adamson	London	December 6, 1940	OEA-9058-1	HMV BD-892 HMV IM-800
1237	Only Forever	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Jas.Monaco	Johnny Burke `40	London	December 6, 1940	OEA-9059-1	HMV BD-892 HMV IM-800
1238	Nicky The Greek (Has Gone)	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Dimitri Pavlou	w/m `41	London	April 2, 1941	OEA-9226-1-2	HMV BD-922-Take 1. (Avid AMSC758 3CD set-Take 2)	Al Bowlly - g; Jimmy Mesene - g; Pat Dodd - piano
1239	When That Man Is Dead And Gone	Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene (Radio Stars With Two Guitars)	Irving Berlin	w/m `41	London	April 2, 1941	OEA-9227-1	HMV BD-922	Al Bowlly - g; Jimmy Mesene - g; Pat Dodd - piano