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Old jazz tune used in BBC Chelsea Flower Show coverage 24/05/10
Can anyone identify this charming piece of 1930's jazz which to my ear sounds very English.
It was used by Radio Four for the adaptation of John Hadfield's delightful novel Love on A Branch Line. It was also used by the BBC during its coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show on 24th May 2010. I've uploaded a samll snippet to You Tube to see if it jogs any memories.
It was used by Radio Four for the adaptation of John Hadfield's delightful novel Love on A Branch Line. It was also used by the BBC during its coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show on 24th May 2010. I've uploaded a samll snippet to You Tube to see if it jogs any memories.
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The famous version is Ambrose but not sure if that is your version.
Here it is on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOYp1JdUmAs
The famous version is Ambrose but not sure if that is your version.
Here it is on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOYp1JdUmAs
That song, and many others from the period, were used by Dennis Potter in his Pennies From Heaven drama.
Not sure if you can still get the audio CD, here it is shown on Amazon
http://tinyurl.com/35yvwgx
Not sure if you can still get the audio CD, here it is shown on Amazon
http://tinyurl.com/35yvwgx
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