Denny led a high society dance band in the '30s and '40s. The group was known variously as the Jack Denny Orchestra, Jack Denny and His Orchestra and the Jack Denny Studio Orchestra. The band's sound was at times especially unique due to the lack of a brass section, an effect that may have gone over the heads or under the feet of dancers at venues such as Montreal's Mount Royal Hotel and later at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City, where he held contracts. This record was made in 1930. It should be noted that the discography "Brunswick Records: New York sessions, 1927-1931" credits Dick Robertson as the vocalist, but that we are definitely hearing Scrappy Lambert. Besides, other sources equally credit Lambert.
