Joe Loss band

AGaucho serenade
BHap-hap happy day

Label: Twin
Catalogue number: FT8853
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #18342

Joe Loss was a popular British bandleader and BBC favourite, recorded here for the small Twin label. The catalogue number and 'Gaucho Serenade' suggest an early-to-mid 1930s pressing. Twin was a minor British imprint.

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AJune is bustin out all over
Bif I loved you

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ASkyliner
BGotta be this or that

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BYoung and foolish

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