This band arrangement is by Paul Sykes, a trombonist who runs his own big band. It features three of Vera Lynn's best-know songs from the forties. It is performed by the Veterans Big Band at Scunthorpe's Armed Forces Day.

Skyliner was written by Charlie Barnet and first recorded and released by his orchestra in 1945. Here it is performed by the Veterans Big Band at Scunthorpe's Armed Forces Day joined by dancers from Steel Town Hoppers/Kingston Swing.

Goodbye Ella was written by Brian Fahey in tribute to Ella Fitzgerald, who died four months after her last performance in the UK which he conducted. Here it is performed by the Veterans Big Band with soloist Gary Wyatt on flugel.

"Splanky" was composed by jazz great Neal Hefti for the legendary Count Basie band. Here it is performed by the Veterans Big Band at Scunthorpe's Armed Forces Day joined by dancers from Steel Town Hoppers/Kingston Swing.

I’m Getting Sentimental Over You Trombone solo by George Bassman, performed by Andy Flaxman and the Veterans Big Band.

Polka Dots and Moonbeams Trombone solo by Van Heusen and Johnny Burke, performed by Andy Flaxman and the Veterans Big Band.

Carl Trombone solo (soloist Andy Flaxman) by Bill Holman as played by the Stan Kenton Orchestra

I Remember Clifford by Benny Golson, arranged by Sammy Nestico performed by the Veterans Big Band and soloist Derek (Billy) Lawton.