Elsie Janis and Ethel Levey Two Americans in London - (CDR57)
Elsie Janis and Ethel Levey were two american vaudeville stars who moved independently to London during the period of the Great War. Their style and songs brought a new vitality to the London scene. Ballin' the Jack introduced the Foxtrot dance to Britain, whilst Give me the moonlight is completely of its time with verses as might be sung by German Aviators and Irish Americans amongst others.
Track Listing
Ethel Levey
Good-bye Summer, So long Fall!
Hello Wintertime!
My Tango Girl
How do You do, Miss Ragtime?
That Hula Hula
Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday Night? Elsie Janis
Florrie was a Flapper
You're here and I'm there (With Basil Hallam)
I've got Everything I want (With Basil Hallam)
Ballin' the Jack (With Basil Hallam)
Prudence
The Fortune Teller
That Same Old Song (With Basil Hallam)
Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula
I'm not prepared
Give me the Moonlight (Part 1)
Give me the Moonlight (Part 2)
I love them all a little Bit
The Jazz Band
Apres la Guerre
The Picture that I want to see (With Owen Nares)
Smiles
The Darktown Strutters Ball
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