Debroy Somers Band "Nobody s using it now" 1930
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Tom Barratt is the vocalist on this one, unusually.
muscleco 1 month ago
Rust & Forbes' discography lists Tom Barratt as the singer. Don't know if that's correct however.
samjhatfield 10 months ago
The singer is Dan Donovan.
lebidiswa 11 months ago
Herrlich!
Leotaurus1975 1 year ago
The vocalist sounds a bit like Maurice Elwin. He recorded with The Rhythmic Eight in the late 1920s. May I compliment you on your recordings. They are beautifully presented and free of the processing artefacts and exaggerated equalization which many others use.
6dBperOctave 1 year ago
O M G!!!! This is just FANTASTIC! I have always LOVED this song.
roybo1930 1 year ago
I don't know who the singer is, but it doesn't sound much like C. R. Newton. Either way, it's a great record with a great band, which incidentally was one of the first British dance bands I heard!
Emidicta 1 year ago
Delighful! Somers at his peak! Thanks!
Masquerade03 1 year ago