Broadcast Records ( Budget British Label)

Fred Gibson with Bidgood's Broadcasters - (I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for) Ice Cream (1928)

Jack Morrison with Bidgood's Broadcasters - It Goes Like This (That Funny Melody) (1929)

Bidgood's Broadcasters - Was It Love? (1929)

The Blue Mountaineers - "Say It With Music" selection, Parts 1 & 2 (1933)

Ramon Newton - Virginia (There's a Blue Ridge in My Heart) (1928)

Jack Phillips' Melodians - Say "Oui", Cherie (1931)

Jack Phillips' Melodians - Love is Like a Song (1931)

Harry Carlton - Smiling Irish Eyes (1929)

Tom Bailey - Rose Marie (1929)

Tom Bailey - This is Heaven (1929)

The Three Ginx - What Wouldja Like for Breakfast? (1932)

Mellow & Rich - Dreaming (1933)

Mellow & Rich - Wanderer (1933)

Jack Morrison - Diga Diga Do (1929)

To Be Forgotten ~ "New York Night Birds" { BIDGOOD } - 1929

HEARTACHES - { "Sam Nichols' Top-Notchers "} -1931. (HARRY BIDGOOD'S FIRST COVER)

Bidgood's Broadcasters - All By Yourself in the Moonlight (1928)

Jack Phillips' Melodians - Elizabeth (1931)

Rio Rita … By ……. Bidgood’s Symphonic Dance Band. (Selection Part 1 & Part 2) (Circa 1929 / 1930)

"Calling" Teddy Brown and His Dance Band on Broadcast 130 (1927)

The Blue Mountaineers - Old Mother Hubbard / Please (1933)

The Blue Mountaineers - Gettin' Sentimental (1932)

The Blue Mountaineers - Can't We Talk It Over? (1932)

The Manhattan Melodymakers - My Sunshine is You (1931)

The Blue Mountaineers - Put That Sun Back in the Sky (1933)

The Blue Mountaineers - Sailin' on the Robert E. Lee (1932)

The Blue Mountaineers - If You Were Only Me (1932)

The Blue Mountaineers - Bahama Mama (1932)

Peggy Cochrane & Rudy Starita, "A Cuckoo in the nest", Broadcast 12 3201, rec. 1932 with Tom Barratt

"Don't Make My Heart Your Plaything" on the HMV 157

"A Room with a View" on the HMV 130

Blue Mountaineers - Open Up Dem Pearly Gates

Hollywood musicals of 1929, "Paris" selection rec. May 1930 by Harry Bidgood's Symphonic Dance Band

Hollywood musicals of 1929 "On with the show" selection, rec Nov 1929 Bidgood's Symphonic Dance Band

Minuet Handel ~ Arnold Goldsbrough Organ St Martin-In-The-Fields ~ Broadcast 8" 78rpm Philips RF835

Chimes & Hymn Tunes ~ Bells Of St Martin-In-The-Fields London Church ~ 9" Broadcast 78 Philips RF835

Betty Bolton, "Oh how he looks at me", Broadcast 12 3027, recorded February 1931

Smiling Irish Eyes ……By ……Harry Carlton. 1929

Only For You 🌼 …….. By ……. Claude Brooke. 1929

The Photo Of The Girl I Left Behind Me …. By … Billy Merson. (Circa 1927 / 1934)

Me & The Man In The Moon ……… By ……. Original Havana Band. 1929

Shinaniki Da …….. By ……… Original Havana Band. 1929

I Think Of What You Used To Think Of Me ……. By ……. Bidgood’s Broadcasters. 1929

All By Yourself In The Moonlight …….. By …… Bidgood’s Broadcasters. 1929

When I Met Connie In The Cornfield ….. By …… Jack Morrison. (Comedian). (Circa 1927 / 1934)

Is Izzy Azzy Wozz ……. By ……. Jack Morrison. (Comedian) (Circa 1927 / 1934)

Moonlight On The Heather …… By ….. Mario De Pietro. (Banjo Solo, With Piano) 1927

Sleep, Baby, Sleep …….. By ….. Bidgood’s Symphonic Dance Band. 1929

Girl Of My Dreams ……. By ….. Bidgood’s Symphonic Dance Band. (Circa 1930) 🌼

If I Had You …… By …… Bidgood’s Symphonic Dance Band. (Circa 1930) 🌼

Would You Like To Take A Walk ? ~ Billy Marlow ~ Broadcast Twelve 78rpm ~ HMV 1639 Radiogram

Goodnight Sweetheart ~ Billy Marlow ~ Broadcast Twelve 78rpm ~ HMV 1639 Radiogram

The Californian Melody Makers - That's What I Call Heaven (circa 1929)

The Californian Melody Makers - Thinking of You (circa 1929)

The Californian Melody Makers - Hello, Sunshine, Hello (circa 1929)

The Californian Melody Makers - Broadway Melody (includes "You Were Meant for Me") (1929)

The Californian Melody Makers - The Wedding of the Painted Doll (1929)

The Californian Melody Makers - A Precious Little Thing Called Love (circa 1929)

The Los Angeles Ambassadors - Broadway Melody (1929)

Cavan O'Connor - Absent (1927)

Ten Little Nigger Boys - Broadcast Junior

Me And Jane In A 'Plane ~ Harry Bidgood Broadcasters ~ Broadcast 8" 78rpm ~ Pocket Phono Thorens

Teddy Brown - Barcarolle ("Tales of Hoffman") (1927)

Soldier On The Shelf - Marius B. Winter And His Dance Orchestra (vocal refrain by Marius B. Winter)

Teddy Brown - The Stars and Stripes Forever (1927)

Should I ….. By …… Mellow & Rich. (Circa 1928)

Molly ….. By …… Mellow & Rich. (Circa 1928)

King For A Day …… By …. Billy Desmond (With Bidgood’s Broadcasters) 1929

I Kiss Your Hand, Madame ……. By ……. Billy Desmond (with Bidgood’s Broadcasters) 1929

Side By Side …… By …… Harry Bidgood & His Broadcasters. 1927

Dreamy Devon ….. By …… Harry Bidgood & His Broadcasters. 1927

There Must Be Somebody Else …… By …… Harry Bidgood & His Broadcasters. 1928

Without You Sweetheart ….. By ….. Harry Bidgood & His Broadcasters. (Vocal John Thorne) 1928

Are You Happy, Harry Bidgood (Broadcast Records)

Mucking About The Garden …… By …… Jack Morrison. (Comedian) 1929

Oh Maggie, What Have You Been Up To ? ……… By ……. Jack Morrison. (Comedian) 1929

Handsome Gigolo, Teddy Brown (Broadcast Records)

Button Up Your Overcoat ….. By …… Nat Lewis & His Dance Band. 1929

Singing In The Rain …….. By ……. Nat Lewis & His Dance Band. 1929

Happy Days Are Here Again, Teddy Brown (Broadcast Records)

Thea Philips & Francesco Vada - Miserere (sung in English) (1928)

Thea Philips & Francesco Vada - Barcarolle (sung in English) (1928)

I'll Never Ask For More, Harry Bidgood (Broadcast Records)

Huggable Kissable You, Harry Bidgood (Broadcast Records)

Dusky Stevedore ……. By …… Original Havana Band. 1929

Guy Marshall & Edgar Thomas - Watchman, What of the Night? (1929)

The Broadway Cinema Orchestra - Secrets (1931)

The Broadway Cinema Orchestra - Wedgwood Blue (1931)

Edward O'Henry - Lonesome Little Doll (1933)

Edward O'Henry - Chinese Twilight (1933)

Crazy Words - Crazy Tune. Victor Vorzanger's Famous Dance Band. Broadcast 8" 78rpm Record from 1927

DANCE OF THE PAPER DOLLS - SAM LANIN'S ORCHESTRA - IRVING KAUFMAN -1920s Dime Store Dance Music!

Okay Baby - Marius B. Winter and his dance orchestra (vocal refrain by Marius B. Winter & Al Bowlly)

I’m In The Market For You ……. By …….. Val Layton. 1930

Just Like In A Story Book …… By ……. Val Layton. 1930

Broadway Melody ……. By ……. Bidgood’s Symphonic Dance Band. 1929

Forty-Seven Ginger-Headed Sailors ….. By …… Billy Desmond with Bidgood’s Broadcasters. 1928

Teddy Brown & his Cafe de Paris Band - The Desert Song (circa 1928)

Bertini & his band (from Blackpool) - At Twilight (1930)