Graham Dalby & The Grahamophones

Graham Dalby & The Grahamophones, later known as The London Swing Orchestra, were formed by Graham Dalby, a British composer, conductor, and vocalist. Graham Dalby, born on December 2, 1957, in Chatham, Medway, UK, is renowned for his work in jazz music from the early 20th century. He initially formed the band in 1985 for a performance at the Hammersmith Palais on VE Day. The Grahamophones were known for their 1930s swing dance music style and featured notable musicians like Mike Lovatt on trumpet. They recorded several albums, including "We're Tops On Saturday Night" and a series of dance-themed albums for BMG. The band also contributed music to TV shows like "The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries."

Over time, Graham Dalby's focus shifted to The London Swing Orchestra, which continues to perform a wide range of jazz and swing music. The orchestra has released several albums, including "Jazz And Swing On Screen," which covers songs from the 1920s to the early 1960s. Graham Dalby's work spans multiple genres and decades, showcasing his versatility as a musician and conductor. Despite the name change, Graham Dalby's legacy with The Grahamophones remains significant in the jazz and swing music scene.

Genres

Tango

Cha Cha Cha

Latest Release

Let's Dance Latin American Volume 2

Graham Dalby & The Grahamophones

Album - 16 Tracks - Released December 1, 1997