Harry Roy & Orchestra

Now before we go to "Electronics" Selection lets have a listen to some vintage music !!....just to let you know I am still in the "New York" record shop !! and trying to get my head around these postings and to make some sense of them....being that I can't reverse them !! without a lot of changes to the times !!.....so before the 20's Plus...we had the 1930's dance music !!!So give it a whirl !!!.....I wonder whether the track with the suggestive lyrics would be banned today !!!



1. Be Careful Its My Heart 
2. Better Think Twice
3. Bugle Call Rag
4. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
5. Elmers Tune
6. Hey Little Hen
7. I'm Kiss Myself Goodbye
8. It's Only A Paper Moon
9. My Girls Pussy
10. Iv'e Got AGal In Kalamazoo 
11. La Cucaracha
12. Mama I Want To Make Rhythm
13. Nobody's Sweetheart
14. Oh You Sweet Thing
15. Okay Toots
16. Pennsylvania 65000
17. Pistol Pakin' Mama 
18. Remember Me 

 Harry Roy (12 January 1900 – 1 February 1971) was a British dance band leader and clarinet player from the 1920s to the 1960s. He performed several songs with suggestive lyrics including "My Girl's Pussy" (1931),^[1] and "She Had to Go and Lose It at the Astor" (1939).^[2][3][4]


 Roy was born Harry Lipman in Stamford Hill, London, England, and began to study clarinet and alto saxophone at the age of 16. He and his brother Sidney formed a band which they called the Darnswells, with Harry on saxophone and clarinet and Sidney on piano. During the 1920s they performed in several prestige venues such as the Alhambra and the London Coliseum, under names such as the Original Lyrical Five and the Original Crichton Lyricals. They spent three years at the Café de Paris, and toured South Africa, Australia and Germany.

09 -My Girls Pussy.mp3