| Main Performers | Denny Dennis,
Lonnie Donegan |
| Orchestra or Band | Charlie Galbraith and His Jazzmen,
Sid Phillips and His Band,
Eric Silk and His Southern Jazz Band,
Freddy Randall and His Band,
The Crane River and His Band,
Mick Mulligan and His New Magnolia Jazz Band,
Freddy Clayton and His Band,
Mike Collier and His Chicago Rhythm Kings,
Jimmy Walker Quintet,
Ken Rattenbury and His Quintet,
Gallion Jazz Band,
The Yorkshire Jazz Band,
Sandy Brown and His Jazzmen |
| Set List | 'Kenny's Cake Walk' (Charlie Galbraith and His Jazzmen),
'Royal Garden Blues' (Charlie Galbraith and His Jazzmen),
'High Society' (Charlie Galbraith and His Jazzmen),
'Sleepytime Gal' (Sid Phillips and His Band),
'Blacksmith Blues' (Denny Dennis),
'That's a Plenty' (Eric Silk and His Southern Jazz Band),
'At the Jazz Band Ball' (Freddy Randall and His Band),
'Lonesome and Blue' (Lonnie Donegan),
'Down by the Riverside' (The Crane River and His Band),
'Slow Drag Blues' (The Crane River and His Band),
'High Society' (Mick Mulligan and His New Magnolia Jazz Band),
'Mississippi Mud' (Mick Mulligan and His New Magnolia Jazz Band),
'Hotter Than That' (Mick Mulligan and His New Magnolia Jazz Band),
'Clarinet Marmalade' (Freddy Clayton and His Band),
'Ain't Misbehaving' (Freddy Clayton and His Band),
'Baby Brown' (Mike Collier and His Chicago Rhythm Kings),
'Washington and Lee Swing' (Mike Collier and His Chicago Rhythm Kings),
'Cherokee' (Jimmy Walker Quintet),
'Strike up the Band' (Jimmy Walker Quintet),
'Halleluyah' (Jimmy Walker Quintet),
'I've Found a New Baby' (Ken Rattenbury and His Quintet),
'Basin Street Blues' (Ken Rattenbury and His Quintet),
'Sweet Georgia Brown' (Ken Rattenbury and His Quintet),
'Brotherly Love' (Gallion Jazz Band),
'Big Chief Battle Axe' (The Yorkshire Jazz Band),
'Sage Hen Strut' (The Yorkshire Jazz Band),
'Ragtime Tuba' (The Yorkshire Jazz Band),
Sandy Brown and His Jazzmen |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1952/110) |