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Dance band

Surprisingly few pictures exist of pre-war and immediate post-war entertainers on stage in Jersey, probably because publicity pictures tended to be taken in outdoor locations and, long before the age of the smart phone, those attending performances did not have cameras with them, particularly not equipped with a flash. So this picture, taken at the Plaza ballroom in the late 1940s, of Jack Dale and his band, is particularly welcome. Jack Dale was a clarinet/saxophone player from Birmingham who played as a member of Benny Loban and his Music Weavers on the 1930 recording of L'imagine

Gallery

  • Mc Keen family band

  • The Gaieties, 1920

  • The Dandies

  • 1910 music festival

  • Freddie and the Dreamers perform in Jersey in 1964

  • Adam and the Ants at Fort Regent in 1981

  • The Salvation Army band in 1908

  • The Pontiac in 1967

  • Steam at Fort Regent in 1969

  • Another picture of Steam

  • The Parlour Band at the Underground in the 1970s

  • Simon Raverne at Les Arches in 1972

  • St Lawrence parish band in 1898

  • Lulu at Fort Regent in 1982

  • St Martin Brass Band 1905

  • St Martin Fife and Drum Band at Rosel Manor in 1909

  • A women's ensemble in 1891

  • Les Watson's Band, the resident band at West Park Pavilion for many years

  • St Martin parish band in 1909

  • Johnny Dennis in 1953

  • Chameleon, a 1960s local group, featuring Mark Anders, Miney Rye, Brian Skelley and Clive Anders. Brian Skelley went on to become a successful restaurateur and amateur photographer

  • An all-girl musical ensemble

  • A ladies' quintet

  • McKIee family band

  • St Martin parish band in 1908

  • St Lawrence parish band in 1908

  • The Gaieties, popular visitors to Jersey who performed in the Triangle Park in the early 20th century

  • The Triangle Park alongside the Grand Hotel was an outdoor concert venue

  • The White Coons, very popular in Jersey in the early 20th century - their name would hardly be acceptable today.

  • The White Coons participated in early Battle of Flowers

  • The White Coons. From the top: Allan Thomas, Evelyn Booth, Fred Allandale, Jessie Jolly and Ben Lawes

  • The White Coons. From the left, Fred Allandale, Evelyn Booth, Ben Lawes, Jessie Jolly and Allan Thomas

  • The White Coons were back in the island in 1904

  • Another picture from 1904

  • The Triangle Park

  • The Cecilian Orchestra in 1900

  • Music in the Royal Square in 1907

  • The Band of the Island of Jersey

  • The Jersey Symphony Orchestra

  • The Imperial Ladies Orchestra

  • A Militia band circa 1930

  • Militia Drum Band

  • The band of the Militia East Regiment

  • The Northampton Regiment Band

  • The band of the 47th Regiment Fusiliers in Jersey in 1879

  • Salvation Army band

  • Juniorat Orchestra

  • St Martin militia band

  • The Crescendos at the Deep

  • Crescendos brass section

  • Crescendos at the Bal Tabarin

  • Led Zeppelin at Behan's West Park in 1975

  • Music in the Parade

  • Music in the Parade

  • Salvation Army band on the Albert Pier for the departure of Lieut-Governor Bingham

  • Engelbert Humperdinck, 1967

  • Freddie and the Dreamers, 1964

  • Pontiac

  • Pontiac

  • Stephane Grappelli, 1977

  • Sons of Fascination, 1987

  • People's People, 1967

  • Steam, 1968

  • The Existence

  • Us Ltd

  • Les Hamonets, supporting election candidate Hamon in St Lawrence in 1952

  • A band on the New North Quay

  • A Scottish band at Springfield

  • The Band of the Island of Jersey passing through York Street

  • St Paul's Choir in 1930

  • A visiting band at the Harbour in 1902

  • Jersey Musical Union

  • Cliff Richard arrives at the Airport

  • Saxolean Six

  • Revellers

  • A military band at the Harbour

  • Breton dancers, c1900

  • Shady Lady at Scarletts, St John, in 1976

  • LL postcard

  • LL postcard

  • LL postcard

  • LL postcard

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