The Ramblers In Brussel 1945-1948 Rue Des Radis

 

The Ramblers were a Dutch dance orchestra, formed in 1926 by Theo Uden Masman. They were very popular in The Netherlands with a repertory of jazz and popular tunes, and recorded backing Coleman Hawkins in 1935 and 1937, Benny Carter in 1937 and Freddy Johnson  in 1937-1938.

In 1942 German law forced the group to change its name to Het Dansorkest. The group continued to be led by Masman until 1964, when it changed its name to VARA-Dansorkest (VARA after Verenigde Arbeiders Radio, on which it played) and its repertoire consisted entirely of popular music. In the mid-1980's they were led by Marcel Thielemans.

Other spin-offs of The Ramblers included Het Ramblers Quintet and Het Ramblers Tonette Trio.

The Ramblers In Brussel

Beehives & Bumper Bullets - Country Girls of the 1960's

 

1 Penny Jay– Convicts Angel

2 Penny Jay– Lonesome Lovin' Diesel Drivin' Man

3 Beverly Buff– Back In Each Others Arms Again

4 Beverly Buff– I'll Love You As Your Friend

5 Beverly Buff– Anything I'm Big Enough To Do

6 Beverly Buff– Before You Change My Mind

7 Peggy King– I Can't Get Over Getting Over You

8 Peggy King– I Can't Make It On My Own

9 Janette Monday– If I Broke Your Heart (I Didn't Mean To)

10 Deanna Rocket– When Your World Comes Tumbling Down

11 Deanna Rocket– Why Can't I Forget You

12 The Blue Belles Featuring Prissy Sue– False Dreams

13 Clara Dean– Diddy Boppin' And Motor Mouthin'

14 Carol Johnson– You've Lost Every Right

15 Carol Johnson– Don't Look For Wings

16 Yvonne Devaney– Step Into My World

17 Yvonne Devaney– Rome Wasn't Built In A Day

18 Freda Burrell– I'm A Sports Nut

19 Freda Burrell– Going Through The Motions

20 Kathy Taylor– (I Don't Have) The Will To Live

21 Ricky Page*– Making A Fool Of Myself

22 Christy Lane*– Find Out What You Want

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