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The Rhythmic Eight play "All By Yourself In The Moonlight", featuring some great solos.
The trumpet player here is Max Goldberg. No doubt about it. The alto sax soloist is Arthur Lally and the nice hot clarinet is played by Johnny Helfer, who, like Sylvester Ahola, hailed from Massachusetts.
THE RHYTHMIC EIGHT
Bert Firman directing: Max Goldberg - trumpet / Arthur Lally - alto sax, baritone sax / Jack Miranda - alto sax / Johnny Helfer - tenor sax , clarinet / Bert Read - piano / Joe Brannelly - tenor guitar / Billy Bell - brass bass / Rudy Starita - drums / Maurice Elwin - vocals
Recorded at Hayes, Middlesex, November 15, 1928
Yy-14939-2…….All By Yourself In The Moonlight…….Zonophone 5253
"All By Yourself In The Moonlight" was published by Cambridge Music, a music publishing company owned by Fred and Manuel Elizalde, with offices in Shaftesbury Avenue, London. The name given as the composer, Jay Wallis, was a pseudonym for British songwriter Ralph Butler, who mainly worked as a lyricist. He wrote the words to such well known songs as "The Sun Has Got His Hat On" (1932), "Run, Rabbit, Run" (1939), and "Hey! Little Hen" (1941), all co-written with composer Noel Gay.
The Rhythmic Eight play "All By Yourself In The Moonlight", featuring some great solos.
The trumpet player here is Max Goldberg. No doubt about it. The alto sax soloist is Arthur Lally and the nice hot clarinet is played by Johnny Helfer, who, like Sylvester Ahola, hailed from Massachusetts.
THE RHYTHMIC EIGHT
Bert Firman directing: Max Goldberg - trumpet / Arthur Lally - alto sax, baritone sax / Jack Miranda - alto sax / Johnny Helfer - tenor sax , clarinet / Bert Read - piano / Joe Brannelly - tenor guitar / Billy Bell - brass bass / Rudy Starita - drums / Maurice Elwin - vocals
Recorded at Hayes, Middlesex, November 15, 1928
Yy-14939-2…….All By Yourself In The Moonlight…….Zonophone 5253
"All By Yourself In The Moonlight" was published by Cambridge Music, a music publishing company owned by Fred and Manuel Elizalde, with offices in Shaftesbury Avenue, London. The name given as the composer, Jay Wallis, was a pseudonym for British songwriter Ralph Butler, who mainly worked as a lyricist. He wrote the words to such well known songs as "The Sun Has Got His Hat On" (1932), "Run, Rabbit, Run" (1939), and "Hey! Little Hen" (1941), all co-written with composer Noel Gay.
