Rhythm Maniacs - That's A Plenty @nickdellow6073

Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago

The Rhythm Maniacs, a Decca house band directed by saxophonist Arthur Lally, play "That's A Plenty", with solos by Danny Polo, Sylvester Ahola, Ted Heath and Tiny Stock. Nice drumming by Max Bacon too.

THE RHYTHM MANIACS
Sylvester Ahola and Dennis Ratcliffe - trumpets / Ted Heath - trombone / Danny Polo - alto sax, clarinet / Arthur Lally - alto sax, director / Johnny Helfer - tenor sax / Claude Ivy - piano / Joe Brannelly - tenor guitar / Tiny Stock - brass bass / Max Bacon - drums

Recorded at Chenil Galleries, London, October 25, 1929

MB-595-3…….That's A Plenty…….Decca F-1573

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