10" 78RPM All Hands On Deck/An Old Italian Love Song by Jack Payne And His BBC Dance Orchestra from Columbia (CB 8)

Step Back to the Golden Age of British Dance Bands

Immerse yourself in the sophisticated sounds of 1930s British dance music with this authentic 10" 78RPM record featuring Jack Payne And His BBC Dance Orchestra. Released on the prestigious Columbia label (catalogue number CB 8) in 1932, this vintage shellac record captures two delightful performances: the upbeat "All Hands On Deck" and the melodic "An Old Italian Love Song" that defined an elegant era of British entertainment.

Product Details

This original Columbia pressing showcases Jack Payne's legendary BBC Dance Orchestra at the height of their popularity, when they were regular fixtures on British radio. The 78RPM format preserves the authentic sound quality of the period, delivering the warm acoustic resonance that characterized early 20th century recordings before the age of electronic amplification.

Despite minor marks and scuffs, the vinyl is in very good condition and plays with only minor surface noise.

Why Add This Vintage Record to Your Collection?

• Authentic 10" 78RPM shellac record in collectible condition
• Features Jack Payne's renowned BBC Dance Orchestra in two contrasting performances
• Original Columbia pressing (CB 8) with significant British broadcasting history
• Increasingly rare example of early British dance band recordings
• Perfect for vintage music collectors and British dance band enthusiasts

A Piece of British Broadcasting History

This record represents more than just music—it's a tangible connection to the pioneering days of the BBC and British dance band heritage. Jack Payne led one of the first dance orchestras to be broadcast regularly on British radio, helping to define the sound of an era and paving the way for big band broadcasting.

Don't miss your chance to own this piece of British musical history. Add this vintage Jack Payne And His BBC Dance Orchestra 78RPM record to your collection today and experience the authentic sound of 1930s British dance music at its finest.