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Dances For Any Party Reynold Alleyne Nicholson and to increasingly draw strengthStep back into the festive spirit with "Dances For Any Party," featuring Harry Leader and his Orchestra. Released in the UK in 1956, this vintage Columbia Extended Play record showcases a delightful selection of easy listening tracks perfect for any gathering. Enjoy popular dance numbers like "The Cokey Cokey," "The Palais Glide," "St. Bernard Waltz," and "The Veleta." A charming addition to any vinyl collection, this record promises to bring joy and