Al Bowlly with The Savoy Hotel Orpheans: Sweet And Lovely. Recorded in London, 1931

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Directed by Howard Jacobs.
Composed by Arnheim, Tobias, Lemare
Recorded in London, 29 October 1931
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[@roybo1930]

OH! THIS IS SWEET AND LOVELY INDEED!

[@OziMarika]

Ye dear God, I have one of Al Bowllys records... I Adore his voice...

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

Yes this truly is a sweet and lovely song!!!

[@oldbean37]

This was the theme tune for a short-lived BBC comedy series called "The First of the Summer Wine" which was a prequel to the very well known comedy series "The Last of the Summer Wine"

[@reggiesmith3866]

The First of the Summer Wine was an excellent series, great shame they only made 13 of them.

[@paulkate72]

Al Bowlly worked with Ray Nobel, Lew Stone and Roy Fox, but hardly ever with Caroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. It's a shame because you would then have the best crooner of them all, with arguably the best British dance band of them all! What a combination that would have been!