Start Your Day! Rise And Shine With 1930s Music @Pax41
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2017
- Start Your Day! Rise and Shine With 1930s Music @Pax41
Musica de los 30 - 1930s radio music
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Track 1 - Arden & Ohman with their orchestra - Beautiful Love - vocal by Frank Luther - recorded 4/24/1931
Track 2 - Paramount Grill Orchestra - Farewell To Arms - vocal by Don Dewey - recorded 12/1932
Track 3 - Paul Tremaine & His Orchestra - In The Park In Paree - vocal by Paul Tremaine - recorded 4/14/1933
Track 4 - Gerardine Dance Orchestra - Me Minus You - vocal by Charlie Palloy - recorded 9/1932
Track 5 - Al Mitchell & His Orchestra - I've Got An Invitation To A Dance - vocal by Dick Robertson - recorded 11/23/1934
Track 6 - Jack Denny & His Orchestra - You'll Be Mine In Apple Blossom Time - vocal by Chestor Gaylord - recorded 3/9/1931
Track 7 - Bob Causer & His Cornellians (Freddy Martin) - Moonstruck - vocal by Elmer Feldkamp - recorded 6/18/1933
Track 8 - Paul Pendarvis & His Orchestra - Page Miss Glory - vocal Paul's Playboys - recorded 1935
Track 9 - Johnny Johnson & His Orchestra - My Very Good Friend The Milkman - vocal by Bob Treaster - recorded 7/3/1935
Track 10 - Sterling Young's Orchestra - She Shall Have Music - vocal by Gil Dagenais
Track 11 - Henry King & His Orchestra - September In The Rain - vocal by Joseph Sudy - recorded 2/22/1937
Track 12 - George Hall & His Orchestra - Weather Man - vocal by Dolly Dawn - recorded 7/12/1935
Track 13 - Ted Weems & His Orchestra - When The Morning Rolls Around - vocal by Parker Gibbs - recorded 1/9/1933
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We once lived in the past and our hearts remain in that time
Love Frank Luther's voice. Can't get enough! Well played.
Beautiful...
Sometime I wish I could to spend a little time in that era..!
May be no return..
Dan
The best. The West. The time. The place.
The place to be was back then.
Soy el unico joven de 20 años que escucha esta magnifca musica.
Hay bastantes personas en su grupo de edad que miran el canal. El grupo de edad 24-34 es el segundo grupo de visualización más grande del canal. Me alegro de que te guste y gracias por ver.
They're all great, but love A Park In Paree.
Superb, extraordinarily orchestrated and performed series of songs!
This is one of the best sets that you have uploaded, Bob. To start with this recording of Beautiful Love is just an awesome presentation of what is coming...
So glad you like the selection, my favorite two are at the end with Weather Man and the Ted Weems selection. Here is my new release from the 1930s Live Stream on the 4th of July ruclips.net/video/aK1ptivCCjM/видео.html Hope you like it!
All Warren and Dubin writings are great.
My 'go to channel' for music - any time of the day - thank you.
Thank you, new music post coming this week!
The present day, is no place for the young of ❤️
Yet another great collection,thank you "pax"
Thank you Alex!
this may be just the best of all the great offerings you have presented--thanks so much for sharing.
This does indeed have some great selections in it John, glad you like it. The song "I've Got An Invitation To A Dance" is one of my favorite songs.
Thanks for this fantastic music.👍👍👍
Welcome Italo and thank you for watching the channel.
Beautiful melodies! I'm really happy that I found your channel. Thanks for this and all your other uploads!
Fantastic, awesome 👏👏👏😍
I love “Farewell to Arms”...and who else would bring you “My Very Good Friend the Milkman Says”...only PAX’!
Both songs I like very much Spencer, thank you for watching as always!
OH! These are truly Beautiful! I LOVE Them All!
Glad to see someone is watching this post Bobby. Great hearing from you and I look forward to seeing more car vids. Maybe you can send me a video file and I can upload it with period music 🙂
@@pax41 Boy I would LOVE to get together soon! When I get things in order I wish to try and get going on some FUN Videos! I have some Wonderful Records I would love to see You work Your Magic on!!
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Thank you
Oh cool. Another Marion Davies picture, Page Miss Glory!!😀
Your selection's and taste are wonderful and much loved, thanks Mr Pax.
Thank you Jason for the compliment and for watching the channel.
nice way to start the day. thanks!
Welcome James
Excellent
❤😂❤COOL...❤😂🎉
Oh, these are nice.
So very glad you enjoyed them liberty tree!
THANK YOU "PAX" FEEL SO SAD TO SEE THE STARS < SO LONG GONE, FROM MY YOUTH,ALSO, LONG AGO
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR WHAT YOU DO. , GIVES ME THE WILL TO CARRY ON, :):):)
You are welcome my friend. You should share the stories of your youth with others and recall all the happy moments. You life still has a purpose as long as you are here. Have a great week!
Thank you "PAX" for your Kindness :) there is not anytime for listening to an Old Man. Text and Ear Plugs occupy most of Peoples Time Today :):):). Just enjoy listening to the Music you entertain us with, and letting you know how much I enjoy. :):):)
You can tell us your stories and we will listen!
stupenda recompilacion, una musica maravillosa
Siempre es genial saber de ti Hilda! espero que se encuentren bien.
00:00 *[01]* Arden & Ohman with their orchestra - *Beautiful Love* - vocal by Frank Luther - recorded 4/24/1931
03:14 *[02]* Paramount Grill Orchestra - *Farewell to Arms* - vocal by Don Dewey - recorded 12/1932
06:03 *[03]* Paul Tremaine & His Orchestra - *In the Park in Paree* - vocal by Paul Tremaine - recorded 4/14/1933
09:35 *[04]* Gerardine Dance Orchestra - *Me Minus You* - vocal by Charlie Palloy - recorded 9/1932
12:31 *[05]* Al Mitchell & His Orchestra - *I've Got an Invitation to a Dance* - vocal by Dick Robertson - recorded 11/23/1934
15:46 *[06]* Jack Denny & His Orchestra - *You'll Be Mine in Apple Blossom Time* - vocal by Chestor Gaylord - recorded 3/9/1931
18:38 *[07]* Bob Causer & His Cornellians (Freddy Martin) - *Moonstruck* - vocal by Elmer Feldkamp - recorded 6/18/1933
21:54 *[08]* Paul Pendarvis & His Orchestra - *Page Miss Glory* - vocal Paul's Playboys - recorded 1935
24:19 *[09]* Johnny Johnson & His Orchestra - *My Very Good Friend the Milkman* - vocal by Bob Treaster - recorded 7/3/1935
27:06 *[10]* Sterling Young's Orchestra - *She Shall Have Music* - vocal by Gil Dagenais
30:24 *[11]* Henry King & His Orchestra - *September in the Rain - vocal by Joseph Sudy - recorded 2/22/1937
33:28 *[12]* George Hall & His Orchestra - *Weather Man* - vocal by Dolly Dawn - recorded 7/12/1935
36:43 *[13]* Ted Weems & His Orchestra - *When the Morning Rolls Around* - vocal by Parker Gibbs - recorded 1/9/1933
You are just wonderful, Sir Henri.
heyaaah, Bob 🙋♀️
GREETINGS FROM RIMINI 🌅🎡🏊♂️
this was our take-off-music
before we checked out
off the hotel
ARRIVIDERCI 👋
Are you on another cruise? Have a good time Bonnie.
@@pax41
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SI, sono al mio "Giro d'Italia" 😍
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LOVE the Freddy Martin saxes a lot.
Those saxes and Elmer's vocals make that one of my favorite American bands of the 1930s. Great to hear from you Gregory and hope you are feeling well.
@@pax41 Just not a fan of that one muted trumpet leading in places.
I like those muted trumpets, it goes hand in hand with 1930's music.
"Beautiful Love" is heard to great advantage in Boris Karloff's "The Mummy."
00:00 [01] Victor Young, Wayne King, Egbert Van Alstyne (m) & Haven Gillespie (w)
03:14 [02] Abner Silver (m) & Allie Wrubel (w)
06:03 [03] Ralph Rainger (m) & Leo Robin (w)
09:35 [04] Abel Baer and John Jacob Loeb (m) & Paul Francis Webster (w)
12:31 [05] Jerry Levinson (Livingston) (m) & Marty Symes and Al J. Neiburg (w)
15:46 [06] Peter De Rose (m) & Charlie Tobias (w)
18:38 [07] Arthur Johnston (m) & Sam Coslow (w)
21:54 [08] Harry Warren (m) & Al Dubin (w)
24:19 [09] Harold Spina (m) & Johnny Burke (w)
27:06 [10] Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman (m & w)
30:24 [11] Harry Warren (m) & Al Dubin (w)
33:28 [12] Newell Chase (m) & Irving Caesar (w)
36:43 [13] Harry Woods (m) & Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly (w)
Enjoying an excellent American gin (Aviator) and some fine music. September in the rain. Lovely melody. I wish Streisand had recorded this. Thank you and regards from the Netherlands.
Are you having some rainy weather there now? It has cooled here a lot and the rain has returned. Feels like Fall has finally arrived. Have a wonderful weekend Veronique
@@pax41 Thank you, darling. It surely feels like fall. Lots of work in the garden, removing leaves. Unlike last year we had no drought this year but plenty of rain on a regular basis. I don't no what state you are in, but I heard on the news that power cables sparks caused some serious fires there.
@@Kikiyayazengardens I believe that was in California, they have a lot of wildfires there. I am in Texas and we don't get near as many fires as they do out in CA.
@@pax41 In that case there are at least 2, 3, 4 states in between you and the fires. So funny because my country is about the size of Houston! But I do know what it is like to feel threatened by fire and storm as I do live in a forest.
WHAT A WAY TO WAKE UP! A bold piece to start. PERFECT!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Try this post from my Live Stream show a month ago. It contains great music by British and American Bands.
I will be broadcasting 3 Live shows tomorrow. They will be at 10AM, 2PM and 5PM Central time and each will feature a different period of music. Hope you can tune in.
I also meant to compliment Pax41 on the colorful and interesting graphics that go along with the sweet music,.
Thank you Larry, finding the graphics takes countless hours. I then have to clean them up and put together for the presentations. This is a full time job but I can't afford to do it full time sadly.
RUclips works in funny ways. They found out I like the Song September in the rain, so it keeps comming back to me in my recommended videos every day. Haha. Google and RUclips know me better than my own boyfriend!
Interesting, works like the ads system then. Also glad you are enjoying the music service here as well Veronique. Have a wonderful day!
My Mother , born 1917 used to talk about reading True Story
An extremely melodious set -- love this period. I think this is the first time I've heard "Beautiful Love" in what must be its original waltz form -- very nice. Great to hear the mysterious Charlie Palloy (real name Carmino Molluzzo); "Me Minus You" is one of his best sides. Other favorites for me include the Elmer "Moonstruck," Sterling Young's "She Shall Have Music" and George Hall's "Weather Man"; excellent versions, all.
That Hall side is my favorite by his band. I like Charlie Palloy as well and he only seems to come up on the Crown label records.
I would go there in a minute if they only had antibiotics it was way too easy to die from minor things in the twenties and thirties and backwards not a good thing to bring up but it is a fact but the music is still wonderful I saw Midnight in Paris last night and all probably seen it it's just wonderful And it's free on the web. What more could you ask for?
Fritz Kreisler wrote an operetta entitled "Apple Blossoms" in 2014; I wonder if this is from that operetta or may have been inspired by it. Any info, Bob?
S T E R L I N G Y O U N G!!! What label is that one on? I don't recall seeing that in the discographies.
I can't find any information on this and neither can a friend. It's on a label called Musical Library and the record was pressed by ARC. I have the flip side, sound isn't as good. I also have one other record on that label by Sterling Young.
I believe those are transcriptions. I wonder if they have anything to do with the MacGregor transcriptions from that period that feature Pendarvis, Sterling Young etc.
Yes, the label does say MacGregor on it. Any idea on the dates for these?
My thinking is that it is 1936 based on the tune.
Thanks Will
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