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Date: 27th July 1997
Service: CEEFAX
Region: N/A
Original Broadcast Channel: BBC1
Current Page: 658
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P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:21/23 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 1/12 COCKTAILS Yet another round of Cocktails - seven programmes of vintage recordings of dance-bands in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, in uninterrupted music sequences, featuring the popular dances of the time - charlestons, shimmys, rumbas, black bottoms, waltzes, tangoes and foxtrots. The previous two series have been of London dance-bands. This third round is an international mix, with bands from Paris, Berlin, Leningrad, Moscow, Vienna, Zurich, Buenos Aires, New York,Chicago, Los Angeles - and London. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:51/16 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 2/12Ever since we handed round the first tray of Cocktails in April 1995, we'vi been so absolutely inundated with requests for the ingredients of these super little thirst-quenchers that we asked the producer chappie, John Thornley, to get us a few more. So roll back the carpet and shake a leg to some of the world's best dance-bands, as they guested at the restaurants, supper-clubs and grand hotel bars of Europe and America in the age of art deco. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:57/37 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 3/12 Wjdnjsday 16 July, 7pm Programme 7 "Two Sleepy People" ZURICH 1936-40 1 Shades of Hades (Teddy Stauffer and the Original Teddies) LP HARLEQUIN HQ 2011 (DELETED) Side 1 Band 6 2 Smoke House Rhythm (Eddie Brynner and his Band, under the supervision of the Hot Club of Zurich) SAME LP Side 1 Band 8 R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:42/31 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 4/12LONDON 1937-43 3 Change Partners (Geraldo and his Orchestra) Vocalist: Chips Chippendall CD SAVILLE CDSVL 168 Track 9 4 Palais de Dansj (Sid Phillips and his Orchestra) CD PAST PERFECT PPCD 78112 Track 21 5 Let's Put Out the Lights (Ambrose and his Orchestra) Vocalists: Anona Winn and Sam Browne CD SAVILLE CDSVL 210 Track 14 R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:42/59 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 5/12BUENOS AIRES 1930-39 6 Madreselva (Honeysuckle) (Francisco Canaro and his Orquestra Tjpica) Vocalist: Ada Falcon LP PHONTASTIC PHONT 7578 Side 1 Band 3 7 Ventarron (The Stormwind) (Elvino Vardaro and his Orquestra Tjpica) Vocalist: Alberto Gomez SAME LP Side 1 Band 4 R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:42/11 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 6/12CHICAGO 1927 8 What Are You Waiting For (Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra) Vocalist: Ding Crosby CD BBC CD 648 Track 2 LOS ANGELES 1938 9 Music: Two Sleepy People (Perry Botkin and his Orchestra) Vocalists: Hoagy Carmichael/Ella Logan CD TIMELESS CBC 1011 Track 17 R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:41/55 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 7/12Recommended Reading Sid Colin And the Bands Played on (Elm Tree Books, 1977) Bruce Crowther The Big Band Years (David and Charles, 1988) Albert McCarthy The Dance Band Era 1910-1950 (Studio Vista/November Books 1971) Stanley Jackson The Savoy (Muller 1989)Priscilla Don Hotels and Restaurants: 1830 to the Present Day (HMSO 1981) PG Wodehouse Came the Dawn from Meet Mr Mulliner (which contains an amusing description of a dance at a night-club in the late 1920s). R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:41/07 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 8/121. (28 May) "Shall Wi Dance?" From London, the Savoy Orpheans led by Debroy Somers and Carroll Gibbons, and the bands of Jack Hutton, Ambrose and Brian Lawrance; from New York, DukeEllington and the Harlem Foot Warmers, and the Casa Loma band directed by GlenGrant; and from Hollywood, the voice and feet of Fred Astaire. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:44/26 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 9/122. (4 June) Micky Mays at the hotel Adlon From Berlin, Dajos Bela and his Orchestra, with vocalists Richard Tauber, Leo Monosson and the Four Admirals, including German versions of Happy Days are Here Again and Always - and from New York, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with singer and dancer Eleanore Powell, recorded in 1935. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 01:44/00 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 10/123. (11 June) "Everything's in Rhythm With My Heart" From Buenos Aires, per-war recordings of tango-singer Carlos Gardel; from London the orchestras of Jack Jackson and Billy Cotton, and the voices of Vera Lynn and Jessie Mathews - also: Leon Abbey's Band recorded in Copenhagen in 1938. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 00:42/01 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 11/124. (18 June) "Night and Day" Foxtrots recorded in Leningrad and Moscow in the late 1930s and early 1940s; and from 1930s New York, the bands of Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Paul Whiteman, Ted Weens, and Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees, with numbers by Gershwin and Cole Porter. 5. (2 July) "I won't dance" Vienna 1930s dance tunes, with the Vienna Boheme male-voice Quartet; from New York, the Orchestras of Isham Jones, Johnny Green, Glen Miller, and Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, and the voices of Ding Crosby, Carmen Lombsardo, and Ethel Merman. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink
P658 CEEFAX 1 658 Mon 28 Jul 00:48/43 ——————————————————————————————— 15 July ————————————————————————— 12/126. (9 July) "Voulez-vous danker, madame?" From Berlin, the Orchestras of Mares Weber, Stefan Weintraub and Teddy Kline; from Paris, Ray Ventura and his Collegians, Fred Adison and his Orchestra, and Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelly and the Quintet of the Hot Club of France. Recorded 1928-39. R1 641R2 642R3 643R4 644R5L 645Front page 100Sport 300Weather 400GoodCause Tickets BlueSkies RadioLink