This'llgive Your Age Away!!

jacklee | 21:38 Tue 18th Feb 2014 | ChatterBank

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Can you remember any of the great dance bands of the 40s and 50s?
real music, great singers entertainment in the truest sense of the word.
Who used to sing 'Goodnight Sweetheart'?
My guess - Al Bowlly
Best Wishes to all

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jno

ah the Ebsens... I've got this one on my Ipod

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxjEqgNIFqI

emmie

wonderful music.

emmie

i was just watching this, its phenomenal, i had no idea he had a sister
and she is as good if not better than him, and then of course there is Eleanor Powell

pixie373

Glad you're recovering. I remember you posting about your Christmas eve op.
good night x

emmie

i dare anyone not to love that routine, song. sing before breakfast...

Tilly2

Goodnight, jack. Sleep well.

nungate

Eleanor Powell the best dancer of that time. The Begin the Beguine sequence in Broadway Melody of 1940 is just sublime

Old_Jim

Those who said Al Bowlly can go to the top of the class. The song was written by Ray Noble (and others) and Al Bowlly gave the vocals to the 1931 recording by the Ray Noble Orchestra. The Wayne King Orchestra (with Ernie Birchill) did the American version in the same year. Since then, there have been dozens of versions. Now hands up all those who remember the words we sang at the holiday camp.