was gay, and was known to regularly get into fights in gay clubs and bars. Following the war, Forsyth was diagnosed with "war nerves", what is today known as PTSD. A decade on from his heyday, his confidence shot, Foresythe became a full-blown alcoholic and spent the late 1940s and 50s playing clubs in Britain. Discography All issues as The New Music of Reginald Foresythe unless otherwise indicated London, 14 October 1933: "Serenade to a Wealthy Widow" (UK Columbia CB-675, US Columbia 2916-D) "Angry Jungle" (UK Columbia CB-675, US Columbia 2916-D) "Tea for Two" (rejected) London, 1933 (date unknown) Reginald Foresythe, piano solo: "Caemembert" (UK Columbia DB-1244, US Columbia 3088-D) "Chromolithograph" (UK Columbia DB-1244, US no issue) London, 9 February 1934: "The Duke Insists" (UK Columbia CB-764, US Columbia 3000-D) "Berceuse for an Unwanted Child" (UK Columbia CB-726, US no issue) "Garden of Weed" (UK Columbia CB-726, US Columbia 3000-D) "Bit" (UK Columbia CB-744, US no issue) London, 1934 (date unknown) Reginald Foresythe and Arthur Young, piano duet: "St. Louis Blues" (UK Columbia DB-1407, US Columbia 3088-D) "Because It's Love" (UK Columbia DB-1407, US no issue) London, 6 September 1934 "Deep Forest" (UK Columbia FB-1643, US Columbia 139-M) "Lament for Congo" (UK Columbia FB-1643, US Columbia 139-M) "Volcanic" (Eruption For Orchestra) (UK Columbia CB-787, US no issue) "The Autocrat Before Breakfast" (UK Columbia CB-787, US no issue) New York, 23 January 1935 "The Melancholy Clown" (UK Columbia FB-1233, US Columbia 3060-D) "Lullaby" (UK Columbia FB-1031, US Columbia 3012-D) "The Greener The Grass" (UK Columbia FB-1233, US Columbia 3060-D) "Dodging a Divorcee" (UK Columbia FB-1031, US Columbia 3012-D) London, 1935 (date unknown) Reginald Foresythe and Arthur Young, piano duet: "Sweet Adeline" (intro; "Lonely Feet", "Why Was I Born?", "Here Am I") (UK Decca F-5636, US no issue) "Sweet Adeline" (cont; "Don't you Ever Leave Me", "We Were so Young") (UK Decca F-5636, US no issue) "Roberta" (intro; "I Won't Dance", "Lovely to Look At2) (UK Decca F-5637, US no issue) "Roberta" (intro; "Smoke Gets in your Eyes", "Touch of your Hand", "I Won't Dance") (UK Decca F-5637, US no issue) London 19 August 1935 (Reginald Foresythe & his Orchestra): "Landscape" (UK Decca F-5660, US no issue) "Homage to Armstrong" (Chinatown, My Chinatown) (UK Decca F-5660, US no issue) "Tea for Two" (UK Decca F-5711, US no issue) "Sweet Georgia Brown" (UK Decca 5711, US no issue) London, 1936? (date unknown) Arthur