Song
Oh, Oh What A Kiss
Will Andy
About the artist
Will Andy and his Orchestra was a pseudonym used by various studio bands during the 1920s and 1930s. These groups, often comprised of session musicians, recorded popular dance tunes and jazz numbers for various record labels, particularly budget and international releases. The name did not refer to a specific individual or a fixed ensemble, but rather served as a generic branding for these recordings.
About this song
Oh, Oh What A Kiss is a lively fox-trot from the late 1920s, emblematic of the popular dance music of the era. Its catchy melody and upbeat tempo made it a favorite on dance floors. The song captures the lighthearted and romantic spirit often found in the Tin Pan Alley compositions of the period.