The World Of Reginald Dixon Vol 2
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- 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
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 ??
Reginal Dixon was my Godfather and to be able to hear these notes coming from his fingertips is pure magic.
I remember my dear old dad back in 1960s/70s loved to sit in the Ballroom to listen to Reginald Dixon
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.
@@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🤝
" 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 ! ! !
what's a coffin dodger?
Owls times songs, love to hear great, thanks, join and listen too, ajoan erhard,
I can't believe some people don't like this. I mean, not even pop goes delius or funking up wagner?
THANKS
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
Awesome.
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.
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.
May have been one from original masters no doubt sadly gone now
Gordon Exmouth
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.
Joan erhard
35:27