Artist	Song
Jack Payne BBC Dance Orchestra, v Jack Payne	Down Sunnyside Lane (1931)
Jack Jackson & His Band, v Fred Latham	Roll Along Prairie Moon (1935)
Blue Lyres (directed by Arthur Lally) v Joe Crossman	You Rascal You (1932)
The Street Singer [Arthur Tracy]	Pennies From Heaven (1937)
Lew Stone, v Sam Browne	Cheek To Cheek (1935)
Lew Stone & His Band	That's A Plenty (1932)
Al Bowlly with Lew Stone & His Band	You Couldn't Be Cuter (1938)
Ambrose & His Orchestra, v Sam Browne & The Carlisle Cousins	Yes, Yes My Baby Said Yes (1931)
Al Bowlly with Lew Stone & His Band	Just Let Me Look At You (1938)
Scott Wood & His Orchestra, v Jack Plant	I Only Have Eyes For You (1934)
Maurice Winnick, v Sam Costa & Judy Shirley	Indian Love Call (1936)
Al Bowlly with Lew Stone & His Monseigneur Band	My Woman (1932)
Lew Stone & His Band, v The Radio Three = Joy Worth, Jay Cave_ndish, Ann Carring	Anything Goes (1935 or 1937)
Connie Boswell	In The Middle Of A Kiss (1935)
Brian Lawrence & His Sextet, v Brian Lawrence	Says My Heart (1938)
Lew Stone & His Band, v Bert Yarlett	Pick Yourself Up (1936)
Phyllis Robbins	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (1934 or 1935)
Ray Noble & His Orchestra, v Al Bowlly	Dreaming a Dream (1934)
Greta Keller ( Victor Young)	Blue Moon (1935)
Casani Club Orchestra, v George Barclay	In the Middle of a Kiss (1935)
Ray Noble, v Al Bowlly	Roll Along Prairie Moon (1935)
Turner Layton	Pennies from Heaven (likely in 1937)
Lew Stone & His Band, v Al Bowlly & others	Lew Stone Favorites (parts 1 & 2 = 2nd half a bonus) (1933)
Lew Stone & His Band, v Al Bowlly	Isn't it Heavenly (1933)
Al Bowlly	Love is the Sweetest Thing (1932)

Comment:

This mix features prominently Lew Stone's Band with Al Bowlly on vocals. The times were tough when these songs were produced, but music doesn't get much better than this. The originally 3 CD set for this soundtrack (now out of print) was sent to my Father for Christmas (along with my Christmas CD mix). This distilled, 1 CD, version was sent to other members of my family. The pic is of Al Bowlly who died from the explosion of a parachute mine outside his apartment in Jermyn Street, London during the Blitz (January 7, 1899 - April 17, 1941).

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