I Want to Be Bad. Ambrose & His Orchestra. 1929

"I Want To Be Bad".
Ambrose & His Orchestra at the Mayfair Hotel.
Recorded, 1929.

The rather nice magenta DECCA label states that this is from 'Follow Through' by De Sylvia, Brown & Henderson. It was recorded at the Liverpool Victoria Hall, London on Wednesday, October 7th 1929.

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Music

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• Ambrose
• His
• Orchestra
• Decca
• Record
• 78rpm
• Great
• British
• Dance
• Band
• 1929.

[genia106]

I love to be BAD :-) and this song is so DARN GOOD, it is DEVILISHLY BAD! :-)

Thank you for the PERFECT music for being NAUGHTY! :-)

[85scampi]

Without a shadow of a doubt genia you have good taste!.

[muscleco]

The book says the vocalist is Les Allen.. sounds right.

[85scampi]

We shall get there in the end!!.

[daveglow2]

lovely song.the vocalist is not sam browne,it the american vocalist lou aberlado.Recorded in unusual place as the decca record company was born in february 1929 and had no suitable recording studio where the acoustics were good, so roamed around london

[85scampi]

Yes, it does not sound like Sam Browne. I believe he was with Jack Hylton in 1929.

[keeshond8]

In my opinion Jack Hylton's version is far superior. Give it a try everyone.

[sineaddg]

Best version!

[iainr222]

Definitely Lou Abelardo singing ......if you listen carefully you can hear his American accent. My re-issue LP covering this period has Lou singing on all tracks recorded between Sept.1929 and Jan.1930 ....... 11 in all but obviously not complete as this track is not on it..

[jameswiese]

Sweeeeeeet!!

[davidglow3]

Ambrose had the better band,but when it came to DeSylva/Brown/Henderson,Hylton was supreme in his versions

[kinura26]

I love this song:) id like to find a copy for my 78 collection