Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra "Bubbling Over With Love" British dance band [1931]

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[Arthur McGowan]

Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra plays "Bubbling Over With Love."

[greene66]

Another Jack Payne recording from that very same year (1931) that I always liked is “Lazy Day.”

[Arthur McGowan]

http://youtu.be/ZYfH6fsQWJQ

[Fiji Hill]

This was the biggest hit version in the US. The tempo is slower than most of the other versions issued at the time. It was released toward the end of 1931.

Lazy Day--Bing Crosby

[Fiji Hill]

In 1930, Jack Payne scored with The Stein Song. His version is considerably different from the American version, which was a hit for Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees.

Both versions were soon answered by a song entitled, "I'd Like to Find the Guy Who Wrote Stein Song." The American version was by Johnny Johnson & His Orchestra, and the British version was by Jack Hylton & His Orchestra.

[greene66]

Never knew who had the biggest hit with the tune. I’ve mostly been familiar with Jack Payne’s and Ruth Etting’s versions, over the years. Shouldn’t surprise me that Crosby did one as well, and that it’s likely the most famous.

[Fiji Hill]

I like Ruth Etting's version. I don't think I've ever heard a Ruth Etting song that I didn't like.