There's A Rickety Rackety Shack - The Rhythm Band (George Fisher)

George Fisher was an American musician that traveled to Britan in the early 1920s as part of Art Hickman's band. By the late 1920s he was leading his own band that was playing at the Kit-Kat Club in London. This was the second side recorded at Fisher's second session for HMV. It was issued under the pseudonym of the Rhythm Band. Recorded in Hayes, Middlesex on March 7, 1928. Personnel: George Fisher (Fishberg), piano, director. Freddy Pitt, Harry Wild, trumpet/Bill Morley, trombone/Les Norman,Harry Hines, clarinet, alto sax, baritone/Pat Whelan, tenor sax/Ken Warner, tenor sax- violin/Nigel Newitt, banjo, violin/Harold Evans, tuba/Bernard Miller, drums. mx: Bb 12656-3 HMV B-5456