"TO BE WORTHY OF YOU"AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 1932

AT THE MAYFAIR HOTEL LONDON.THE FIRST AMBROSE OF MANY I OWN THAT I'VE UPLOADED.ONE OF THE BEST BANDS IN MY BOOKS.I AM NEVER QUITE SURE WHAT GIVES THE BEST SOUND QUALITY.IF TOO CLOSE THERES A LOT OF HISS,SO MAYBE STANDING FURTHER BACK AS WITH THIS AND RECENT UPLOADS IS PREFERABLE?

Category:

Music

Tags:

• AMBROSE
• BRITISH
• DANCE
• BAND
• 78
• 1932

[dorisboy52]

The living room is su-pah...It really looks of-the-period...Could be from a film...

[mic33george]

Many thanks!I have only just seen your message.I have de-cluttered somewhat recently,but still only have the old stuff!

[twiddlybobby]

Correct Michael, this tune is from 1932. Al Bowlly recorded it that year with the Roy Fox Band. This is a lovely version which I've never heard!

[mic33george]

Oh i'd love to hear that,i bet he does a lovely job with such a nice tune!I was wondering if he had done a version-and was hunting for your list to check

[mic33george]

I'm not 100% sure this is 1932,does any one know?This tune in places reminds me of some music on the film "The Railway Children" for some reason!

[Strawberry7Lynn]

Alma Cogan recorded this and was released as her first single. Not on here though, unfortunately,

[bingcro]

i wonder if anyone has ambrose playing Home if so i would love to hear it.tks for postings

[85scampi]

As nice as Roy Fox and Al Bowlly,good old Sam Browne!.This one, January 29th 1932.

[kspm01]

Ambrose is really always sweet like ambrosia, I love this orchestra!!! This sound is very fine. Excessive hiss can be reduced by wiping the record with a very soft, slightly damp cloth, but of course the record should be completely dry again before putting it back in the sleeve, otherwise you'd provoke mould.