 In 1932 he was persuaded by Joe Batten (a Brother Savage) to re-make a small group of his best-known earlier recordings (six) by the electric process, including "To Mary", "I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby", "I Know of Two Bright Eyes" and "Come into The Garden, Maud".In later years he took singing pupils, and played golf a good deal.He was a member of the Savage Club in London.