Broadway Melody of 1936 .Jack Payne & His Band.1935.

Selection from Film "Broadway Melody of 1936" (Freed/Brown).
Jack Payne & His Band (with vocal choruses).
PART TWO.

'Intro; I've got a Feelin' You're Foolin', 'On a Sunday Afternoon', 'You Are My Lucky Star'.



A nice big sounding, film sounding Jack Payne Film Selection, the bands last one actually, Jack Payne's Rex recordings ending in November 1936.

A happy sounding Billy Scott Coomber gives us 'On a Sunday Afternoon'. Rust and Forbes however cannot identify the female vocalist, and I cant give a guess, anyone know out there?.A nice record and very well played as ever.

This was recorded in London during December, 1935.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Rex
• 'The
• King
• Of
• Records'
• Gramophone
• Record
• 78rpm
• Jack
• Payne
• 1935.

[gregoryagogo]

So cool!

[LoxiClaiborne]

Find the movie on IMDB, then click the 'Buy it on Amazon' button on the left. There is a DVD available there which has the 1936 and 1938 versions.

[moviegurl16]

where would one find the movie "broadway melody of 1936"? i saw on TCM luved it:) TCM Rocks!! im hoping they show the 1936 version of showboat its my fave!!

[JurglyWurgly]

What a cool machine. Do you have another video that shows more of the this player?

[Lainiodurrant]

Many thanks!

[Bigband78]

I feel like a "Shadow".very good Scampi.Sure have some strange labels.

[genia106]

Oh MY GOD, I love " I've got a feeling"!

Thank you so very much. YOU can have the Twilight and the MOON and once again YOU are MY Lucky STAR! I love it.

[kspm01]

Your notes gave a perfect description of this colourful and virtuosic selection. Thank you for sharing!