Roy Fox and His band - Are You Prepared to be True (1932)

Roy fox and His Band at The Monseigneur Restaurant London
Recorded in London on 9th September 1932
Personnel:
Nat Gonella and Sid Buckman-trumpet / Joe Ferrie-trombone / Ernest Ritte, Jim Easton and Harry Berly-reeds / Lew Stone-piano and arranger / Al Bowlly-guitar and vocal / Tiny Winters-string bass / Bill Harty-drums.

[Trombonology]

Al's delivery here is so compelling, as always -- and yet it's still possible to take note of the clarinet choir's figures behind him on the bridge in this beautiful arrangement.

[rootbeerconnoisseur]

Always been a fan of these low, softly-arranged (if there's a technical term for what I'm talking about, I don't know it!) early 30s Fox recordings. This recording, "Call It A Day", and "You Didn't Have to Tell Me" come to mind. Unfortunately that softness that gives them such a unique quality seems to make good-quality copies rare to find and good transfers even rarer, so thank you for this one!

[Davenetherlands]

Do you also have a copy of "tiny little fingerprints" by Roy fox? I have been looking for a recording everywhere but it isn't anywhere on yt or other platforms.