Contacts and Links

 
 

Introduction

This page lists contact details for Memory Lane and contains links to web sites in respect of other organisations who will be of interest to Memory Lane or nostalgia  enthusiasts.

Contacting Memory Lane

 

We at Memory Lane are always pleased to hear from enthusiasts and answer any enquiries about Memory Lane magazine. 

If you wish to know about records, artistes, etc., we will endeavour to assist if you are a registered subscriber to Memory Lane. Please see our Frequently Asked Questions page - click on the link FAQ on the Home Page.   

 

Please e-mail us at:


Or you can write to us at:

Memory Lane

P O Box 1939

Leigh-on-Sea

SS9 3UH

United Kingdom

 

Apart from subscription enquiries, please enclose a stamped addressed envelope, or  International Reply Coupons with any letter requiring a reply.


Links to web sites you will find of interest

If you feel your organisation and/or web site qualifies for inclusion, please notify details by e-mail detail to:   


                                    


Automated Music Show one of the largest

sources in the United States for 78rpm and everything mechanically musical.

http://www.intertique.com


Ivy Benson web site

www.ivybenson-online.com

 

Bemuso - a web site about the music business and making CDs. Good historical information included.

www.bemuso.com


Alan Breeze web site hosted by his daughter Michele

www.alanbreeze.com


British Dance Bands Yahoo! Group

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/british-dance-bands/


Charleston Chasers

The well known 10 piece band playing music from the Art Deco era

www.charlestonchasers.com


Crystal Stream Audio

Australian CD label specialising in nostalgia. Excellent remastering.

www.crystream.com.au


City of London Phonograph and Gramophone Society

Promoting the research of the Talking Machine and Record Industries

www.clpgs.org.uk

 

Evelyn Dall

The official web site for the original blonde bombshell who sand with Ambrose and his Orchestra and who made several film appearances.

http://www.evelyndall.com/


Denny Dennis

A fine Tribute site.

www.dennydennis.co.uk


Benny Goodman.

A site celebrating the famous 1938 Carnegie Hall concert

www.bg1938.com


Adelaide Hall

Essential for all Adelaide's fans.

www.hfusc.org.uk/adelaide


Jack Hylton

Everything you need to know about Jack Hylton

www.jackhylton.com


Jazz Museum, Hamburg

www.bixeibenhamburg.com 


Mantovani

A site created by dedicated enthusiasts

www.hallowquest.com/mantiindex.htm


Jimmy Mesene

A tribute site with biographical and discographical information and pictures.

http://vzone.virgin.net/davidh.taylor/mesene.htm


Music While You Work

A site for Brian Reynolds  the leading authority on the BBC radio programme "Music While You Work" and many other light music programmes of the period  from the '40s to the '60s.

http://www.mastersofmelody.co.uk


New Foxtrot Serenaders

An eight piece dance band which plays music from the 20s through to the 40s in South East England.

www.newfoxtrotserenaders.co.uk


Palm Court Dance Orchestra.

Based in Leeds, England, the vocalist, Paul Harper is a great Al Bowlly fans and performs his songs.

www.palmcourt.org.uk

 

Piccadilly Dance Orchestra

A wonderful modern-day  orchestra playing in true 1930s tradition.

www.thepiccadillydanceorchestra.co.uk


Anne Shelton

A site devoted to one of Britain's finest singers.

www.anne-shelton.co.uk


Talking Shellec (by Dave Cooper)

A web site names after Dave's regular column in Memory Lane covering records, gramophones, sales and wants plus his favourite artistes from the golden era.

www.talking-shellac.com


MikeThomas

An excellent dance band site. Contains a comprehensive list of the London venues where the bands played.

www.mgthomas.co.uk


Vocalion

A leading record company with plenty of nostalgia and dance bands in its catalogue.

www.duttonvocalion.co.uk


John A B Wright

An excellent site for everything to do with 78 rpms, particularly the English dance bands. Lots on Al Bowlly.

www.jabw.demon.co.uk


Listen to to John Wright’s weekly broadcast of dance band music by clicking this link:

http://www.r2ok.co.uk/dancebandshow.htm