Jack Hylton Orch & Leslie Sarony vocals & Harry Robins xylophone - Tom thumb's drum (02 November 1931) (Decca F 2672 mtx GB.3509 A) (78rpm) (Re-Upload by request)

Jack Hylton (2 July 1892 – 29 January 1965) was an English band leader and impresario who rose to prominence during the British dance band era.
After World War I Hylton played with the Queen's Dance Orchestra, wrote arrangements of popular songs and recorded them under the label 'Directed by Jack Hylton'. He then formed his own band, recording the new style of jazz-derived American dance music under the Jack Hylton name from 1923.

Hylton became a respected band leader with a busy schedule. Even though he was not professionally trained for business, he brought his band to success at a time when the Great Depression hit hard. With his entrepreneurial skills, he managed to sell almost four million records in 1929 according to the Daily Herald of 7 June 1930.

Jack Hylton Orch & Leslie Sarony - Tom thumb's drum