The World Of Reginald Dixon Vol 2

Titles marked * were recorded in 1938/9 at the Granada Theatre Clapham Junction on the 3/8 Wurlitzer with Grand Piano. All other titles were recorded on the 3/13 Wurlitzer with Upright Piano, at the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool between 1935 and 1938.
- I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside
- Blaze Away
- Who Were You With Last Night
- If You Were The Only Girl In The World
- Why Did She Fall For The Leader Of The Band
- Solitude
- Saddle Your Blues To A Wild Mustang
- Across The Great Divide
- Boo-Hoo
- I'll See You Again
- Falling In Love Again
- Love Will Find A Way
- Irish Washerwoman
- Peggy O'Neil
- The Rose Of Tralee
- Killarney
- St. Patricks Day
- Oh, Ma-Ma (The Butcher Boy)
- I Love To Whistle
- You're An Education
- Down The Mall
- Whispering
- Margie
- Tiger Rag
- I Shall Always Remember You Smiling
- Where The Shannon Flows Down To The Sea
- Grandma Said
- I Miss You In The Morning
- Penny Serenade
- The Dicky Bird Hop
- The Chestnut Tree
- I'm Gonna Lock My Heart
- A-Tisket A-Tasket
- Says My Heart
- Now It Can Be Told
- Alexander's Ragtime Band
- Teddy Bears' Picnic
- Down At The Old Bull And Bush
- She's A Lassie From Lancashire
- I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside

[@cashus68]

Born 1968 this reminds me of skating and roller rinks and fair on the marry go round with horses such a great time in my life , Who the hell could give a thumbs down ??

[@aj3633]

Reginal Dixon was my Godfather and to be able to hear these notes coming from his fingertips is pure magic.

[@trevzulu123]

I remember my dear old dad back in 1960s/70s loved to sit in the Ballroom to listen to Reginald Dixon

[@johnadams2833]

There's a phrase we used to use, "Dear old dad" =)
Yep, thems be one of those artifacts lost in those long gone annals of time.

[@glynnevans1851]

@@johnadams2833 Hi John, Sure to be right sir. Also 'My old man' too. Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK and Aston Villa fan 1968🤝

[@anorganlover6281]

" Beside The Seaside " is the reason I love the theatre organ. And the fact of me being born in 1972 - means I'm not one of those coffin-dodgers that listens to this music to bring back happy memories of fighting world war two ! ! !

[@GuruRasaVonWerder]

what's a coffin dodger?

[@joanerhard454]

Owls times songs, love to hear great, thanks, join and listen too, ajoan erhard,

[@jraglan]

I can't believe some people don't like this. I mean, not even pop goes delius or funking up wagner?

[@criccro1]

THANKS

[@gordoncrook7507]

Not everyone was happy when it appeared i don't think Reg threw his hat in the air , it was a re release for some of us it was a chance to get a number of old 78s on LP we were too young to have bought them first time round so was delighted to get hold of both vol: 1& 2, after a few years going up to Blackpool in August but can't find a list of who is playing.
Gordon Exmouth

[@wearetomorrowspast.5617]

Awesome.

[@edwardsne5]

I have volumes 2 and 4 on vinyl, dropped them to MP3. I think that some on 4 were recorded in Bolton, not that i had anything to do with it. Golden.

[@Ipbulldog]

Does anyone know how these were recorded? It’s too good a quality to be dubbed from 78’s but too early to be from tape recorders.

[@gordoncrook7507]

May have been one from original masters no doubt sadly gone now
Gordon Exmouth

[@OrganMusicYT]

They most likely were dubbed from 78s, or at least the masters. They were then put through a stereo effect, which is so poorly done, it sometimes sounds like there are two records playing at different times.

[@joanerhard454]

Joan erhard

[@montystelevision3238]

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