The Squadronaires: Flying home directed by Jimmy Miller - 1 LP vinilo - Decca mono (Made in UK)

Jazz - Big bands. The Squadronaires was a Royal Air Force band which began and performed in Britain during and after World War II (1939-1964).

A1    Rhapsody For Reeds    3:04
A2    Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Vocals – Sid Colin
2:47
A3    No Love, No Nothin'
Vocals – Beryl Davis
3:25
A4    My Blue Heaven    3:18
A5    This Is Always
Vocals – Sally Wood (2)
2:45
A6    Sally Water
Vocals – Quads, The (3)
2:32
A7    I May Be Wrong    2:55
A8    Blues In The Night
Vocals – Sid Colin
3:06
A9    One-zy Two-zy
Vocals – Quads, The (3)
2:22
B1    Shoo Shoo Baby
Vocals – Sid Colin
3:20
B2    Pennsylvania Polka    3:21
B3    Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief
Vocals – George Evans (4)
3:08
B4    Concerto For Drums
Featuring [Drums] – Jack Cummings (2)
2:54
B5    Five Minutes More
Vocals – Jimmy Miller (6), Quads, The (3)
3:04
B6    Drummin' Man    2:51
B7    Flying Home
Vocals – Quads, The (3)
5:22
B8    There's Something In The Air
Vocals – Jimmy Miller (6)
3:14