Vocalion master 1194-X, rec. London, September 1932 ca.
Ivor Robinson, Jack Joy, and Eric Hanley (vocs) with instrumental accompaniment.
One of the most successful British vocal groups of the 1930s, the three musicians started their carreer as instrumentalists (Robinson as a saxophonist, Joy as a pianist, and Hanley as a drummer). The three met while playing with the New Mayfair Orchestra, and later joined Sidney Kyte's orchestra, where they were regularly featured as vocalists, and it is likely that they are accompanied by members of the Kyte orchestra on this recording. They soon found themselves much in demand, and in 1933s finally decided to quit their orchestra jobs and to concentrate on singing full-time. The last record by them I know of were cut in 1940.
