On this week's Phantom Dancer we tune into Irving Berlin's 50th Birthday in 1930, hear a set of British swing from the 1930s and early 40s – some from announced records simulating broadcasts – and a set of bop and cool including the Lee Gordon Australian track, 'She's The Ginchiest'
And here's the funniest, Laurel & Hardy wish the dishes. See the video where you'll also see this week's Phantom Dancer play list - Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2013 ... he-dishes/
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Laurel & Hardy Wash The Dishes
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Laurel & Hardy Wash The Dishes
by phantom dancer » Sat Feb 16, 2013 9:24 am
Greg Poppleton & his Bakelite Dance Band play 1920s & 30s hot jazz & swing for your club, festival, corporate event, wedding, all occasions.
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