Phantom Dancer 2SER 16 December. Julius Sumner Miller Levers, Inclined Planes, Geared Wheels and Other Machines


The 16 December Phantom Dancer goes all Christmassy in the first half. That’s the half that will be aired later over stations of the Community Radio Network. Benny Goodman, Henry Hall and the BBC Dance Orchestra (including the BBC’s first resident comedian, Oliver Wakefield, ‘The Voice Of Inexperience’) and Georgia Carr spread the cheer, all from live 1920s-60s radio shows, of course.

You can HEAR THIS SHOW for the next month at 107.3’s website, 2ser.com

From 'Radio In The Home' October 1923.
From ‘Radio In The Home’ October 1923.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, is part 15 in the 48 part series of Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics with Professor Julius Sumner Miller demonstrating Levers, Inclined Planes, Geared Wheels and Other Machines. These programs were made at ABC TV in Sydney in 1969.

Phantom Dancer
16 December 2014
CRN (Community Radio Network) Program #137

Tuesdays 12noon – 2pm. (+11 GMT)
107.3 2SER Sydney. Listen Online. Online Archive.

Set 1
Let’s Dance + Jingle Bell

Benny Goodman Orchestra

Joseph Urban Room
Congress Hotel
WMAQ NBC Red Chicago
25 Dec 1935

Open + It Had To Be You + The Fairy On The Christmas Tree

Henry Hall and the BBC Dance Orchestra (voc) The 3 Sisters

BBC Regional Service
London
25 Dec 1936

Set 2
Open + Maple Leaf Rag

Kid Ory

Club Hangover
KCBS CBS San Francisco
25 Dec 1954

Theme + Blue Christmas

Jan Garber Orchestra (voc) Ray Cordell

Melody Mill
WGN Chicago
1950

Weary Blues + Ad

Kid Ory

Club Hangover
KCBS CBS San Francisco
25 Dec 1954

Set 3
Jingle Bells (open) + The Morning After

Chico Hamilton Quartet

‘Stars In Jazz’
AFRTS Re-broadcast
New York
25 Dec 1958

Wrap your Troubles In Dreams

Chico Hamilton Quartet (voc) Georgia Carr

‘Stars In Jazz’
AFRTS Re-broadcast
New York
25 Dec 1958

Blee Blop Blues + One O’Clock Jump (theme)

Count Basie Orchestra

Birdland
WRCA NBC NY
16 Dec 1956

Set 4
Australian Radio blooper
Xmas Shopping Skit

Jimmy Durante & Gary Moore

‘Camel Comedy Caravan’
KNX CBS LA
22 Dec 1944

Toy Trumpet + Close

Roy Bargy Orchestra

‘Camel Comedy Caravan’
KNX CBS LA
22 Dec 1944

Set 5
In The Blue of The Night

Meredith Willson Orchestra and James Stewart

‘Good News of 1939’
KFI NBC Red LA
23 Dec 1938

Pizza Ad

‘The New Edgar Bergen Show’
KNX CBS LA
25 Dec 1955

Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town + Joy to The World + O Come All Ye Faithful + Hark The Herald Angels Sing + O Little Town Of Bethlehem + It Came Upon A Midnight Clear + It Came Upon A Midnight Clear

Bob Mitchell Boys Choir / Male Chorus / Frances Langford / Ginny Simms / Dinah Shore / Judy Garland

‘Command Performance USA’
AFRS Hollywood
25 Dec 1945

Set 6
 I Never Knew  Louis Armstrong Orchestra (voc) LA ‘Spotlight Bands’
Dalla Tx
Mutual Network
17 Aug 1943
 Blue Bells Of Harlem  Duke Ellington Orchestra  ‘A Date With The Duke’
Radio City
WJZ ABC NY
7 Jul 1945
 Daddy  Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) Marion Hutton, Tex Benneke, The Modernaires ‘Sunset Serenade’
Steel Pier Atlantic City NJ
NBC Blue
30 Aug 1941
 Going My Way  Les Brown Orchestra (voc) Gordon Drake Cafe Rouge
Hotel Pennsylvania
WABC CBS NY
7 Jul 1944
Set 7
 Uptown Blues  Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra  Comm Rec
New York
14 Dec 1939
 Opus 3/4  Benny Goodman Quartet  ‘Camel Caravan’
WABC CBS NY
4 Apr 1939
St Louis Blues  Paul Whiteman Orchestra (tb) Jack Teagarden  ‘Paul Whiteman’s Musical Varieties’
WJZ NBC Blue
16 Feb 1936
 Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen  Buddy Clark (voc) Freddy Rich Orchestra  ‘Your Hit Parade’
WEAF NBC Red NY
15 Jan 1938
Set 8
 Rag Mop  Alix Combelle Orchestra  Comm Rec
Paris
1951
 Let The Good Times Roll  Louis Jordan Tympany 5 (voc) LJ  Band Remote
Hollywood Empire LA
Apr 1949
Tenderly  Chubby Jackson Orchestra (voc)  ‘Symphony Sid Show’
Royal Roost
WMCA NY
5 Mar 1949
 Roll ‘Em + Close  Harry James Orchestra  Aragon Ballroom
Mutual, Chicago
18 Jun 1954

Julius Sumner Miller Archimedes Principle and Phantom Dancer 2SER 2 Dec 2014


Today’s Phantom Dancer, 2 December 2014, is eight hot sets of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio and TV.

MISSED today’s Phantom Dancer? Here it is until January at 2ser.com

There’s a set of the great woman jazz singers, Bille, Sarah and Ella. A set of piano and orchestra, George Shearing, Frankie Carle and Eddie Heywood, sets of hot swing, a set of early radio dance bands and so much more

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is program 13 in the series ‘Demonstrations in Physics’ with Professor Julius Sumner Miller and made at ABC TV in Sydney in 1969. The series was telecast in Australia as ‘Why Is It So?’ This week, the Professor demonstrates Archimedes’ Principle.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer
107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio
Community Radio Network Show CRN#134
2SER Tuesday 2 December 2014
12 noon – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT)
Set 1
Open + St Louis Breakdown
Lucky Millinder Orchestra
‘One Night Stand’
Savoy Ballroom NY
AFRS Re-broadcast
17 Jul 1945
Back To Back
Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) Marion Hutton
Glen Island Casino
New Rochelle
WEAF NBC Red NY
13 Jun 1939
Nagasaki + One O’Clock Jump (theme)
Louis Jordan Tympani 5
‘Jubilee’
AFRS Hollywood
Sep 1943
Set 2
 
 
Open + Waltz
Our Orchestra
Radio Transcription
TRANSCO
Hollywood
1933
Too Many Tears
Jimmie Grier Orchestra (voc) Gogo Delys
Radio Trancription
‘Cocoanut Grove’
TRANSCO
Hollywood
1932
Yours Sincerely
Eskimo Pie (Jean Goldkette) Orchestra
‘The Eskimo Pie Program’
Chicago
27 Jul 1929
Set 3
 
 
The Girl On The Police Gazettre
Jim Davidson ABC Dance Orchestra (voc) Dick Cranburne
Comm Rec
Sydney
1936
Jubilee
Mildred Bailey (voc) Benny Goodman Orchestra
‘For The Record’
WEAF NBC NY
1944
Comin’ Through The Rye
Diane Courtney
‘Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street’
WJZ NBC Blue NY
7 Jul 1941
Set 4
 
 
Limehouse Blues
Stephan Grapelli with Hatchett’s Swingtette. George Shearing piano and novochord
Aircheck
BBC London
1943
Falling Leaves
Frankie Carle Orchestra (p) Frankie Carle
‘One Night Stand’
Cocoanut Grove
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
AFRS Re-broadcast
1950s
Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone
Eddie Heywood Sextet
‘Jubilee’
AFRS Hollywood
21 May 1945
Set 5
 
 
Don’tcha Go ‘Way Mad
Fletcher Henderson
Aircheck
Cafe Society, NY
1950
‘Til I Waltz Again with You
Harry James Orchestra (voc) April Ames
Hotel Astor Roof
WCBS CBS NY
25 May 1953
Interview
Gerard Hoffnung and Cyril Richardson
‘Saturday Night on the Light’
BBC Light Program
London
1955
Riding Around In The Rain
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra (voc) Dolly Houston
Cafe Rouge
Hotel Statler
WNBC NBC NY
1955
Set 6
 
 
105 In The Shade
Cab Calloway Orchestra (voc) CC
‘Personal Album’
AFRS Hollywood
1943
One O’Clock Jump
Duke Ellington Orchestra
‘A Date With The Duke’
Apollo Theare
WJZ ABC NY
30 Jun 1945
Stealin’ Apples
Benny Goodman Orchestra
Hotel Astor Roof
WABC CBS NY
Jul 1943
Gin Mill Special
Erskine Hawkins Orchestra
‘Jubilee’
AFRS Hollywood
1943
Set 7
 
 
Billie’s Blues
Billie Holliday (voc)
Storyville
WMEX Boston
Apr 1959
Sunday, Monday or Always
George Trevare and his Australians (voc) Joan Blake
Comm Rec
Sydney
1945
You’re All I Need
Sarah Vaughan (voc) Stan Getz Big Band
‘Symphony Sid Show’
Apollo Theatre
WJZ ABC NY
17 Aug 1950
Ridin’ High
Ella Fitzgerald (voc) Benny Goodman Orchestra
WNBC TV NY
9 Apr 1958
Set 8
 
 
Hot House
Miles Davis Septet
‘Jazz Club USA’
Carnegie Hall NY
25 Dec 1949
Voice of America
Lullaby of Birdland into Three Little Words
Lester Young Quintet
Birdland
WABC ABC NY
5 Sep 1956

Julius Sumner Miller 10. Phantom Dancer Play List 4 Nov 2014


HEAR THE 4 NOV PHANTOM DANCER ONLINE AT 2SER.COM NOW. ONLY TILL DECEMBER

On this Tuesday’s Phantom Dancer, swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio and TV, 12 – 2pm 107.3 2SER Sydney and online at 2ser.com, you’ll hear:

– a mix of live radio swing from 1936,

– Charlie Ventura and Stan Getz live on the wireless,

– early radio jazz by Anson Weeks, Jimmy Grier and The Philco Orchestra.

Hear The Phantom Dancer episodes you’ve missed at 2ser.com

And for your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, program 10 in the 1969 TV series ‘Demonstrations In Science’, aired in Australia as ‘Why Is It So?’. This was made at ABC TV Sydney with Professor Julius Sumner Miller. On this week’s episode, Atmospheric Pressure – Properties of Gases.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer
107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio
Community Radio Network Show CRN#130
2SER Tuesday 4 November 2014
12 noon – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT)
Set 1
Darktown Strutters Ball
Frank Coughlan Orchestra (voc) FC
Prestophone
Sydney
25 May 1937
Shine On Harvest Moon
Artie Shaw Orchestra
Blue Room
Hotel Lincoln
WEAF NBC Red NY
1 Dec 1938
Runnin’ Wild
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Glen Island Casino
New Rochelle
WEAF NBC Red NY
17 May 1939
Set 2
 
 
Open + Devil May Care + With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair
Dave Rose Orchestra (voc) Maxine Gray
‘California Melodies’
KHJ Don Lees Mutual
Los Angeles
4 Jul 1940
Solid Old Man + Poco
Duke Ellington Orchestra
‘A Date With The Duke’
AFRS Re-broadcast
1945
Set 3
 
 
Moanin’ Low
Libby Holman
‘Brunswick Brevities’
New York
1929
Running Between The Raindrops
Sapolin Speedsters
Radio Transcription
New York
1931
When A Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry + Close
Spike Jones and the City Slickers (voc) Sir Frederick Gas
‘Corn’s A-Poppin”
AFRS Re-broadcast
1 Oct 49
Set 4
 
 
Open + Good Earth
Woody Herman Orchestra
‘One Night Stand’
Palladium Ballroom
Hollywood
1948
Now I’m In Love
Patti Page (voc) Ray Anthony Orchestra
‘Let’s Go To Town’
Radio Transcription
Hollywood
1954
Prelude in C#m + Close
Dorothy Donnegan
‘Jubilee’
AFRS Hollywood
5 Jun 1944
Set 5
 
 
Ya Got Love
Al Bowlly (voc) Roy Fox Orchestra
Comm Rec
London
1931
Dancing On The Ceiling
Anson Weeks Orchestra
Peacock
Court
Hotel Mark Hopkins
San Francisco
1932
The Sun’s In My Heart
Jimmie Grier Orchestra (voc) The 3 Cheers
TRANSCO
Radio Transcription
Los Angeles
1932
Dancing With Tears In My Ears
Ruth Etting
‘Tele-Focal Program’
Radio Transcription
New York
1930
Set 6
 
 
An Old Manuscript
Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
Aircheck
Hotel New Yorker
New York
May 1944
Sweet Georgia Brown
Nat King Cole Trio
Trocadero
KHJ Don Lees-Mutual
Los Angeles
26 Apr 1945
Open + Stealin’ Apples
Harry James Orchestra
Aragon Ballroom
Mutual Chicago
18 Jun 1954
Zamboanga
Charlie Barnet Orchestra
Aircheck
Los Angeles
Dec 1945
Set 7
 
 
Goody Goody
Jim Davidson and the A.B.C. Dance Orchestra (voc) Dick Cranbourne
Comm Rec
Sydney
8 Jul 1936
But Definitely
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
‘Ford V8 Show’
Texas Centennial
CBS Dallas
Aug 1936
Chapel In The Moonlight / Diane
The 3 T’s (Teagardens Jack & Charlie + Frankie Trambauer)
Hickory House
WEAF NBC Red NY
9 Dec 1936
Christopher Columbus
Isham Jones Orchestra
WOR Mutual NY
13 Mar 1936
Set 8
 
 
Move
Stan Getz Quintet
‘Jazz Club USA’
Voice Of America
25 Dec 1949
Slide Hamp Slide
Lionel Hampton Orchestra
‘Jubilee’
AFRS Hollywood
3 Dec 1945
Blue Champaign
Charlie Ventura
‘Symphony Sid Show’
Royal Roost
WMCA NY
1949

 

Julius Sumner Miller Lesson 5. Phantom Dancer 30 Sep 2014


On The Phantom Dancer this Tuesday, 30 Sep 2014…

Hear swing and jazz from live 1920s-60s radio and TV by Dinah Washington, Count Basie, Chris Barber, Fats Waller and as many as we can fit into two hours of scintillating radio.

See the full play list below. HEAR THE SHOW ONLINE NOW. AVAILABLE UNTIL NOVEMBER.

This week, enjoy Part 5 in our 48 part series of ‘Demonstrations in Physics’ as your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week. Filmed at ABC Sydney in 1969, the always entertaining Professor Julius Sumner Miller uses toys to excite us about Momentum and Energy. Enjoy!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN#124
2SER Tuesday 30 September 2014 12 noon – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)
Set 1
Air Mail Special
Harry James Orchestra
Aircheck 1946
I’ve Got The Sun In The Morning
Hal McIntyre Orchestra (voc) Nancy Reed
‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Hotel Commodore New York AFRS Rebroadcast 15 May 1946
Run Rabbit Run
Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) The Andrew Sisters
‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 13 Mar 1940
Set 2
 
 
La Rapide
Jean Ferret et son Sixtette
Comm Rec Paris 15 Dec 1943
Talk Of The Town
Stan Kenton Orchestra
‘Stars In Jazz’ Rustic Cabin NJ WNBC NBC NY 1952
Set 3
 
 
I Can’t Give You Anything But Love
Jazz All-Stars directed by Harry Sosnick
‘Guest Star’ New York 1951
I Found A New Baby
Ralph Sutton All-Stars
Club Hangover KCBS San Francisco 7 Sep 1954
Running Wild
Chris Barber Band
‘Traditional Jazz’ BBC Light Programme London 9 May 1955
Set 4
 
 
I Wanna Be Loved
Dinah Washington
‘Symphony Sid Show’ Birdland WJZ ABC NY 20 Jan 1951
Rhythm Man
Count Basie Orchestra
‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 2 Oct 1944
Moten Swing
Charlie Barnet Orchestra
Palladium Ballroom KFI NBC LA Nov 1959
Set 5
 
 
Flight Of The Jitterbug
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Radio Transcription New York 1940
Johnny One Note
Hal Kemp Orchestra (voc) Skinnay Ennis
‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 1937
52nd Street
George Hall Orchestra (voc) Dolly Dawn
Radio Transcription New York 1937
Sheik Of Araby
Fats Waller
WEAF NBC Red NY 5 Jul 1938
Set 6
 
 
Sweethearts On Parade
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (voc) Carmen Lombardo
Comm Rec New York 4 Dec 1936
You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth / Kiss Me Again
Bunny Berrigan Orchestra
Paradise Restaurant WABC CBS NY 10 Apr 1938
On The Alamo
Duke Ellington Orchestra
‘Date With The Duke’ ABC Battle Creek, Michigan 2 Jun 1945
Basin Street Blues + Goodbye
Benny Goodman Orchestra
Palomar Ballroom KNX CBS LA 22 Aug 1935
Set 7
 
 
How Come
Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra
‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 1945
Victory Bells
Erskine Hawkins Orchestra
Savoy Ballroom Harlem WOR Mutual NY Jan 1945
King Porter Stomp
Tony Pastor Orchestra
Aircheck New York Jan 1945
Jumpin’ On The Merry-Go-Round + Hop, Skip, Jump (close)
Artie Shaw Orchestra
‘Spotlight Bands’ San Luis Obispo Ca ABC 26 Sep 1945
Set 8
 
 
Jimtown Blues
Ben Pollack Orchestra
Comm Rec New York 16 Sep 1936
Clarinet Marmalade + I Never Knew
Red Norvo Octet
‘Paul Whiteman Musical Varieties’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 8 Mar 1936
Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave to Me
Kay Kyser and his Band from the Carolines
Radio Transcription New York 12 Jun 1934

September Newsletter – Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters


Hello Bakelite Broadcasters,
 


LATEST YOUTUBE TALLY
Band Video now has 48 445 hits at time of writing (30 August).
Up from 29 600 on 31 July. We’ll update you next month.

Hello to all our new friends who saw Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters at this August’s Dubbo Jazz Festival – especially Mojo Juju’s mum!
FOR YOUR SEPTEMBER DIARY…

  2 Sep – 12 – 2pm, Phantom Dancer, 107.3 2SER. Swing and jazz from 1920s-60s radio. Listen.

  9 Sep – 12 – 2pm, Phantom Dancer, 107.3 2SER. Swing and jazz from 1920s-60s radio. Listen.

16 Sep – 12 – 2pm, Phantom Dancer, 107.3 2SER. Swing and jazz from 1920s-60s radio. Listen.

21 Sep – 2:30pm, 1920s Dance Orchestra, The Lounge Bar Lotharios, Glenaeon, Belrose.

23 Sep – 12 – 2pm, Phantom Dancer, 107.3 2SER. Swing and jazz from 1920s-60s radio. Listen.

28 Sep – Swing DJ. Sydney Fringe Festival. Check 2SER for details as they are firmed up.

28 Sep – 12 – 2pm, Phantom Dancer, 107.3 2SER. Swing and jazz from 1920s-60s radio. Listen.

The Lounge Bar Lotharios are Sydney’s only authentic 1920s Dance Orchestra. We play Roaring 20s hot jazz from arrangements written in the 1920s. The 11-piece Orchestra features 1920s singer, Greg Poppleton and is under the musical direction of ARIA nominee, Geoff Power…
The Lounge Bar Lotharios

WHAT HAPPENED IN AUGUST?

Dick Smith Radio Ad.
Greg Poppleton is also an actor and voiceover artist. He’s currently dear ol’ Dad in a Dick Smith Fathers’ Day radio spot for Digital Radios Voice agent is RGM Voices.

Gin Mill Social Corporate Saturday 15th August.
What a ball we had bringing all the fun of the 1920s to workers on their lunch break on the campus of a big international company! Two rip-roaring, compact 30 minute 1920s shows with Greg Poppleton (voc) Geoff Power (sousaphone and trumpet) Paul Baker (banjo) Laurie Bennett (drums) Missy (fan dancer) Catherine Alcorn (MC) Mr Gorski (juggler) Tom (tap dancer)…
Greg Popleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters - Optus Campus

Dubbo Jazz FestivalSaturday 16th August.
What a fun night! Two shows with Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters. The first at Dubbo Golf Club and then onto Club Dubbo with music till midnight. Radio16 recorded the event. Might have some audio from the show ready for you by October depending on permissions.

In Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters at Dubbo were Greg Poppleton 1920s vocals and megaphone, Geoff Power sousaphone and trumpet, Grahame Conlon banjo and guitar, Jim Elliot bass saxophone, alto saxophone and clarinet…Thank you Dubbo and Dubbo Jazz Club
Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters at the Dubbo Jazz Festival

Dancing to Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters

Sunday Carnival Victoria Room. Sunday 17th August
It’s always exciting to sing the songs of the 1920s and 1930s at the Sunday Carnival in the Victoria Room.

It was a duo Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters. I was accompanied by Tony Gardner at the grand piano. In between songs he let loose on a couple of instrumental rags and boogies. We hit the ’20s hard between spectacular displays by dancers, ribbon aerialists and astounding magic acts.

We’d gladly play for your party, too. Talk to Tony at OzManagement. Photo by Rick Monk…
Greg Poppleton Victoria Room Darlinghurst

Gin Mill Social. Friday 22nd August
It’s the 1920s at Slide on Oxford St when the Gin Mill Social comes to town. SOLD OUT SHOW, I think that says it all about this unique night of great 1920s entertainment, cuisine, authentic art deco architecture and atmosphere. The next Gin Mill Social is Friday 24 October. Are you coming? Tickets.

Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters Trio, (Greg, 1920s vocals and megaphone. Geoff Power, trumpet and sousaphone, Paul Baker, banjo and top hat) get the speakeasy of 1920s cuisine and hooch, fan dancers, aerials, jugglers and tap dancers going with a high energy set of 1920s hits…
Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters, Gin Mill Social darlinghurst

ARE YOU OR A FRIEND ORGANISING YOUR COMPANY’S CHRISTMAS PARTY?

Then you need live 1920s jazz and 1930s small group swing by Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters. The 1920s Orchestra, The Lounge Bar Lotharios is available, too.

Talk to the debonair Mr Tony Jex for all your 1920s-1930s music needs:

Bookings for Weddings, Corporate Events, Birthday Parties and Anniversaries
Talk to the debonair Mr Tony Jex:
T: 02 9567 7171
M: 0407 941 263
E: bookings@bakelitejazz.com



Like Us On Facebook.
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Meet the Band at the New Website:
Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters www.bakelitejazz.com

NEW 1920s Orchestra Website (we’ll be at Spring Into Jazz, St Leonard’s Park, 16 November):
1920s Great Gatsby Orchestra – The Lounge Bar Lotharios www.1920sorchestra.com.au



See you at a show soon…

Kindest Regards
Greg

Greg Poppleton 1920s Duo Make Whoopee In Victoria Room


It’s always exciting to sing the songs of the 1920s and 1930s at the Sunday Carnival in the Victoria Room.

And accompanied by Tony Gardner at the grand piano, who also let loose on a couple of instrumental rags and boogies, we hit the ’20s hard between spectacular displays by dancers, ribbon aerialists and astounding magic acts.

We’d gladly play at your place, too, if you’d like us at your party. Talk to Tony at OzManagement. Photos by Rick Monk.

Singer Greg Poppleton dances with megaphone in hand as Tony Gardner gives a crazy, swinging, two-handed version of 'Lady Be Good'.
Singer Greg Poppleton dances with megaphone in hand as Tony Gardner gives a crazy, swinging, two-handed version of ‘Lady Be Good’.
1920s-30s singer Greg Poppleton passes the birdcage mic to accompanist Tony Gardner, blowing a raspberry to punctuate a cheery performance of Tea For Two.
1920s-30s singer Greg Poppleton passes the birdcage mic to accompanist Tony Gardner, blowing a raspberry to punctuate a cheery performance of Tea For Two.
Swaying while crooning the art deco whimsy of 'Tip Toe Through The Tulips'. Pianist, Tony Gardner, toured three times with Tiny Tim.
Swaying while crooning the art deco whimsy of ‘Tip Toe Through The Tulips’. Pianist, Tony Gardner, toured three times with Tiny Tim.