Roy Fox And His Band - I'm So Used To You Now @nickdellow6073

Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago

Roy Fox And His Band play "I'm So Used To You Now", featuring Al Bowlly. The band plays in a 'hot' rhythmic style throughout, with great section work and breaks by Nat Gonella on trumpet and Billy Amstell on clarinet. The arrangement is by Lew Stone.

This was the first recording session by the Monseigneur Band; previously, Roy Fox had directed a studio band at Decca (including several musicians who joined the Monseigneur Band).

ROY FOX AND HIS BAND
Roy Fox directing: Sid Buckman and Nat Gonella - trumpets / Joe Ferrie - trombone / Mickey Amstell and Billy Amstell - alto sax, clarinet / Harry Berly - tenor sax, clarinet, viola, violin / Lew Stone - piano, arranger / Al Bowlly - guitar, vocals / Don Stuteley - string bass / Bill Harty - drums

Recorded at Chenil Galleries, London, June 1st, 1931

GB-2852-3…….I'm So Used To You Now…….F-2352

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