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Piccadilly Dance Orchestra
Shall We Dance?
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Forty Second Street [From Forty Second Street] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Dubin, Al
2. There's a Small Hotel [From On Your Toes] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Hart, Lorenz
3. Take a Number from One to Ten [From College Rhythm] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Gordon
4. You're the Top [From Anything Goes] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Porter, Cole
5. Isn't This a Lovely Day? [From Top Hat] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Berlin, Irving
6. It's De-Lovely [Red, Hot and Blue] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Porter, Cole
7. I Got Rhythm [From Girl Crazy] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Gershwin, George
8. Music, Maestro, Please! From These Foolish Things] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Magidson
9. Happy Days Are Here Again [From Chasing Rainbows] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Ager, Milton
10. I'm in the Mood for Love (Every Night at Eight) [From Every Night At Ei - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Fields, Dorothy
11. Shall We Dance? [From Shall We Dance] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Gershwin, George
12. Play Me an Elegant Song - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Law
13. Bei Mir Bist du Sch?n - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Cahn, Sammy
14. A Nice Cup of Tea - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Herbert
15. Keepin' Out of Mischief Now - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Razaf, Andy
16. An Apple for the Teacher [The Star Maker] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
17. I'm Building Up to an Awful Letdown [Rise and Shine Mix] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Astaire, Fred
18. I'm Singin' a Swing Song Now - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Law
19. On Your Toes [From On Your Toes] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Hart, Lorenz
20. Somebody Stole My Gal - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Wood, Leo
21. Happy Feet [King of Jazz] - Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, Ager, Milton

CD Details

All Artists: Piccadilly Dance Orchestra
Title: Shall We Dance?
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: That's Entertainment
Release Date: 7/14/1995
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Styles: Dance Pop, Easy Listening
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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CD Reviews

Every song is delightful ... listenable ... and yes, nice ..

09/21/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have quite a few English dance band and vocal recordings, and four CDs by this group (two of which are available on Amazon.com). Though these are modern redos and not historical recordings, they are pure pleasure to listen to ... the vocals are a nice mix of male and female voices, familiar tunes, and are performed in the proper English radio music style. These aren't jazz or swing songs, or music in the different American orchestral arrangements ... I find myself reaching for these as pleasant accompaniment when I have things to do around home.If you know and enjoy the music of Ambrose, Lew Stone, the fine Dennis Potter movies ('Pennies from Heaven', 'The Singing Detective', etc.), Henry Hall, and other great British dance bands, listen to the audio clips, and try one of these recordings."

Fine Group with Great Talent & Wonderful Selection

Edward J Vasicek | Kokomo, IN USA | 08/27/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Piccadilly Dance Orchestra has played for British royalty and keeps a full schedule. When you listen to this CD, you will understand why.

Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen, Keeping out of Michief Now, Happy Days are Here Again...well done!

They play in the musical genre of the 1920's through 40's, but seem to specialize in early 1930's songs -- the types made popular in Fred Astaire movies. Their band is good sized, together, and top notch. All instruments work together and the songs are accompanied by exceptional vocalists. This group does not cut any corners or make any compromises. Top notch, done right."