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| Track | Artist | Title | Composer | Rating |
| A | Josephine Bradley And Her Ballroom Orchestra | Always | Irving Berlin | Rate |
| B | Josephine Bradley And Her Ballroom Orchestra | The Cokey Cokey (You Put Your Left Arm Out) | J. Kennedy | Rate |
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Side A - Waltz.
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Number: 1398995  THUMBNAILUploaded By: BRE123 Description: A side Label |  Number: 1398996 Uploaded By: BRE123 Description: B side label |  Number: 3259438 Uploaded By: MrPasta SUBS Description: A Side Label |  Number: 3259439 Uploaded By: MrPasta SUBS Description: B Side Label |
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| MrPasta SUBS 9th Apr 2023 | ||
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| MrPasta SUBS 8th Apr 2023 | Added labels without TT codes | |
| poparchives SUBS 20th Apr 2022 | Cokey Cokey was Jimmy Kennedy's variation on the name. It's also on records by Lou Preager (1945) FB.3123 and by Harry Leader's orchestra (1947) F. 2259. | |
| slholzer 27th Jul 2017 | Side B looks to be what is known in the US as the Hokey Pokey. Wikipedia says it is better known in England as the Hokey Cokey. Many others names have been applied to both the song and the dance, with many national and regional variants. This label is the only use I've found of the Cokey Cokey title. Folk dances readily identifiable to the Hokey Pokey date back hundreds of years and folk songs with distinctly related lyrics are documented to at least as early as 1826. Several modern composers have attempted to claim it, including Jimmy Kennedy, but it is doubtful that any of them can make the claim stick beyond a particular setting of the tune or a particular variant set of lyrics. The essentials of both the dance and the song certainly pre-date any composer of the 20th century. | |
| lorangrecords SUBS 19th Mar 2013 | Added year of release from Decca discography | |
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