empty cell Philip Lewis and The Rhythm Maniacs
Philip Lewis and The Rhythm Maniacs were a British dance band active in the late 1920s. The group was known for its jazz style and was closely associated with saxophonist Arthur Lally, who played a key role in their sound. Their recordings, such as "The Hottest of the Philip Lewis/Rhythm Maniacs Recordings," are considered significant examples of British dance music from that era. The band was noted for its freewheeling style, providing ample opportunities for individual solos, distinguishing them from other contemporary dance bands.
