Bing Crosby--Ken Mackintosh--Anne Shelton--Layton & Johnstone--The Three Ginx--Dan Roberts--

There's a Wedding to go to in the springtime in Sioux city in the mountains with the Blackbird whistling away near the Red School !

1. Sioux City Sue......Bing Crosby

2. You Sang My Love Song To Somebody Else......Bing Crosby

3. The Creep.....Ken Mackintosh & His Orchestra

4. Tootle-Lo-Siana......Ken Mackintosh (vocal Gordon Langhorn)

5. The Wedding Of Lilli Marlene.......Anne Shelton

6. Hold Me Just A Little Closer Dear.......Anne Shelton

7. Bye Bye Blackbird.......Layton & Johnstone

8. Because I Love You.......Layton & Johnstone

9. Ole Faithful......The Three Ginx

10. Whistle My Love.......The Three Ginx

11. Pals Of The Little Red School.......Dan Roberts & His Home Towners

12. When Its Springtime In The Blue Ridge Mountains..Dan Roberts Home Towners

The Three Ginx were one of the most successful British vocal groups of the 1930s. They began their career as instrumentalists (Ivor Robinson, saxophonist; Jack Joy, pianist; and Eric Handley, drummer.) and met while playing with the New Mayfair Dance Orchestra. Later they joined Sidney Kyte's orchestra, where they were regularly featured as vocalists.They were known for their rhythmic singing style and contributed to many records of the era, often collaborating with other stars like Al Bowlly and Jessie Matthews. They also appeared in films such as "Road House" (1934)

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