Whats The Good Of Leaving The Dear Old Home?. Raymond Dance Band. 1926.

[davidglow3]

Can't help thinking this is Nat Star.Greening was well known for having his records played straight.He discouraged solos.The name was used by both for recording purposes

[longpast78]

Haven`t come accross Stan Greening`s

name on record,he was very good!.

[Fost0989]

This has a really good rhythm. It's sounds like a really clean record as well.

[husbondensrost]

Wonderful sound in that radio-gram of yours. Really seems to bring out the full frequency of the 78´s. Did you have to restore it at all, or did you just plug it in?

[scoterpool]

Yee ha!

[spannerworks1]

Hi

Great little number. Great Radiogram

I have a Portagram with the same deck from 1941.

Regards

Richard

[Corrie121]

What's the good of leaving the dear old home, when you can stay and enjoy music like this?

Thanks for sharing.

[jackpaynefan]

I'm more familiar with Bert Ralton's version with his "incidental singing". Like Ralton's, this is brisk & breezy arrangement.

With lighting my first fire this evening for some months, I consider this a very appropiate tune to post. Thank you for doing so.

[fredflange1]

Wonderful it takes me back to the dear ole home indeed.