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Strolling Down The Lane with 1920s & 1930s British Radio Music @Pax41
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- Strolling down the lane with 1920s & 1930s British radio music @Pax41 vintage music
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Track 1 - Manhatten Melody Makers (Harry Bidgood) - I Found You - vocal by Cavan O'Conner - organ by RG Somers - recorded 7/15/1931
Track 2 - Jack Hylton & His Orchestra - Lovely To Look At - vocal by Sam Browne - recorded 7/4/1935
Track 3 - Carroll Gibbons & Savoy Hotel Orpheans - When Anybody Plays Or Sings - vocal by Cecile Petrie
Track 4 - Arthur Lally & His Million-Airs - Bessie Couldn't Help It -recorded 1/17/1931
Track 5 - Rio Grande Band - Give Me A Tune To Set Me Dancin - recorded 4/24/1928
Track 6 - Bidgood's Good Boys - Pardon Me Pretty Baby - vocal by Tom Barratt - recorded 8/18/1931
Track 7 - Rhythm Maniacs - Dream Mother - vocal by Maurice Elwin - recorded 11/21/1929
Track 8 - Carroll Gibbons & His Boy Friends - You Are Too Beautiful - recorded 8/1935
Track 9 - Harry Roy & His Orchestra - Over Somebody Else's Shoulder - vocal Harry Roy - recorded 5/17/1934
Track 10 - Jack Jackson & His Dorchester Orchestra - I Love You Gypsy - vocal by Fred Latham & Jackie Hunter - recorded 1935
Track 11 - Ray Noble & His Orchestra - Life Begins At Sweet Sixteen - vocal by The Freshmen - recorded 11/14/1935
Track 12 - Savoy Hotel Orpheans - Dancing Till Dawn - vocal by Jack Plant - recorded 12/4/1931
Track 13 - Eddie Carroll & The Casani Club Orchestra - Moonlight & Shadows - vocal by Hugh Diamond - recorded 4/12/1937
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By order of the peaky blinders, you have to listen to this everyday
One of my biggest criticisms of the series so far is how weird it feels to use modern rock with the context and time of the events on screen. Using music similar to this would've made the show a lot cooler imo
@@NanenMauricio you’ve got a point
Hi i live IN Birmingham. And see the Peaky Blinders pub ALL the time.. 🖤
@@helengoddard8742 So good!
i looked up british music from the 20’s and this is what i see 😭😭
I'm 14 years and listening 20's song. 🤣
Smart kid 😊
I discovered 1920's music in my 30's so you're on your way! Enjoy the ride! For early 1930's swing music look up Paul Whiteman - I think you'll love it! This is the music your grandparents (or great-grandparents) would have listened to on the radio in the evenings - no TV back then)
Good for you. There's a lot of interesting stuff to hear even if it's not right up there with the latest. In fact, it's better than that.
@@MichaelYoder1961 I loved it when I was about 12 and loved the rhythm of the Charleston., etc. Now it's this I love.
Only 20's kids will remember
i've been fascinated by history since i was little as i have grown up with horrible histories (i'm 16) and all of these songs are beautiful, i get such a warm feeling while listening to them. it's strange to think that this is what my ancestors listened to and enjoyed back then
Jade I fell in love with music when I was 15 and I'm 83 now one my mother was listening to Elvis Presley I was listening Bing Crosby it was the music from hair era but I like it better than she did and I followed with it my whole life I've collected old cars and old furniture and it all started with a record arutz I didn't record that I bought at a record store all around 19 about to run 1953 and I never look back I've got a huge collection of records and now that I have the web they just sit there getting Dusty so enjoy
Took me to my old days.....village far away under the tree and this songs..... beautiful, nostgic....
I wish we had more songs these days meant to last and look back on
There will be people, kids now but grown by then, who will love to hear what they consider the past. But, it's not stuff for us...this is.
I hear a great collection.
Born in 2000s, enjoying 1920s 😆😆
That is great Dan, my daughter was born in 2000 and she likes some of these songs too.
I love music from the twenties..Great foxtrot dances...I wish I could find another dancing partner to really enjoy these bands...Oh well, time marches on...!!!
Any ladies wish to dance to this music? May this man have the pleasure??
There are such ladies! I love the music of those years, I listen to it with pleasure. And I dance))
The first selection has an overseas radio sound to it
Terrific.
Interesting, never gave it much thought.
Throwback when these songs used to be our forefathers favorites songs 😭
I have a bunch of old 78 's and a gramophone to hear them on . I'm the neighborhoods favorite grandpa !!!!
I've just lost my grandfather and im listening to some songs from his youth. R.I.P
Sorry to hear about your loss😢
@@pax41 Thank you
I wonder if the BBC ever dips into their vast library of music to revist the pre-war days. They had such great music back then.
Maybe one of our British music fans will be able to answer your question Larry.
Regrettably, very seldom. The most recent was a limited series hosted by Barry Humphries on Radio 2 ,which may be available on the BBC Sounds app.
The only time they do is when their doing a documentary.
my great grandma is 104 and i letter listing to this when i came back she was crying and dancing
Suzanne that is wonderful that she is able to enjoy the music. Are you in the UK? Ask her what bands and singers she liked back in her youth.
@@pax41 oh i don't now because she has forgotten all that stuff
Aaw! Crying. Remembering times gone at 104. I hope she's still there listening and enjoying it. Showing age is only skin deep.
@@suziwil1735 God Bless your Great- Grandmother!
I truly like this music and the way gentlemen dress in this period of time. So much that I've dress in that fashion
I have started using a lot of period magazine ads and articles with the music, many of them on mens clothing of this era. Thank you for watching the channel Stefan
I’m 21 years but I reeeaaally love those songs
Great to hear that and share it with your friends to they can get exposed to it as well. Thank you for watching the channel.
Pax41 Thank you for this wonderful music. You have done a fantastic job listing the singers and the beautiful pictures. What a lot of work you have done so we can enjoy the past.
Thank you for your kind words and it does take a lot of time. The longest aspect is the music transfer and clean up process, followed by finding the content to post and clean it up as well. Thank you for watching the channel and please share with your friends and family, much appreciated.
00:00 [1] I Found You
02:59 [2] Lovely To Look At
06:11 [3] When Anybody Plays Or Sings
09:19 [4] Bessie Couldn't Help It
12:25 [5] Give Me A Tune To Set Me Dancin'
15:46 [6] Pardon Me Pretty Baby
18:59 [7] Dream Mother
22:11 [8] You Are Too Beautiful
25:01 [9] Over Somebody Else's Shoulder
27:45 [10] I Love You Gypsy
30:32 [11] Life Begins At Sweet Sixteen
33:35 [12] Dancing Till Dawn
36:49 [13] Moonlight And Shadows
You legend
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I am from indonesia, i like this kind of music. Even i was born in 1990s, i always found this Classic Music is always sound so dear in my ear.
Greetings Rooster, great to hear from those in Indonesia. Stay tuned for more posts to come and thank you for watching the channel.
You have wonderful taste in music!
@@TrulyJennyMorris thankss
You are like me
I,ve always liked Cavan O,Connor,s vocal contributions with his wonderful voice in the pre 1935 recordings he made-instantly recognisable and a sheer pleasure plus class act.
He had a long life-1899-1997 and atributed a wee drop of the water of life as the reason.
Nigel do you write for a music publication? You know a lot about all of these British artists. Any background information on the artists is always greatly appreciated. Thank you for watching the channel.
I love this music full of melodies and cheerful rhythm.
Best invention of all time is the radio! Oh and the wheel!
I couldn't agree more Mark! I have a vintage 1937 RCA Victor tombstone style radio that I play music on via bluetooth.
@@pax41 radio helps improve listening skills, radiation free and far better than smartphone
By jove.what a splended compilation
I picked up one of my grandmothers records and it was very heavy. She said it was made from wax and I said since when do bees make music?
Its listening to people who are no longer here but I want to say out of respect I really enjoyed your wonderful music.
Wonderful music. Thanks you very much my friend.
Welcome and thank you for watching!
Old is gold, relaxing 😍 😴
It really is!
A wonderful wonderful selection Bob I love them all the British have just got something special which captures the era. your programming as usual is excellent.
Lately I have been listening to a lot of this type music ,the more I hear it the more I like it
Those British bands are hard not to love Danny. Glad you are enjoying them.
Eu também 🎉
Sounds like honey pie from the Beatles... beautiful
All these great posts from various content creators have helped get me through the pandemic. I thank you for your work in posting these (and keeping me sane).
Thank you Michael for awesome comment and for watching the channel.
When the internet works, sometimes when it works, it helps enormously. Haven't had to endure lockdown and isolation up to now, but still you have to keep away from everybody and everything and this helps enormously.
Reading 'Diary of a Provincial Lady' by E.M. Delafield and this adds to the 'Time-Travel' experience!
Glad to assist your time travels Mary. It seems that many viewers like to read period books while listening to this music. Thank you so much for watching and posting a comment, much appreciated.
Always thrilled to hear the Brit bands -- knock-out stuff, all. Especially like the Hylton, Lally, Bidgood, Rhythm Maniacs, Gibbon's BF's, Jackson and Carroll sides.
Seems like a lot of people really enjoy those British bands as well.
Thank you for the beautiful music.
Welcome
idk if bioshock had any of these songs specifically but during the loading screens i'd love to just vibe and listen to these old school songs, there's just something about them that puts a smile on my face and makes bioshock even more of a great game then it already is
thank you for your kindness, this is what we love
You are welcome kimmo and thank you for watching the channel.
I cannot put into words how glad I am you put the song names! Thank you!
Glad it helped you and thank you for watching the channel!
Eu também, belíssimas músicas 🎉🎉🎉
Oh, wie wunderschön. Vielen Dank und viele Grüße.
Froh, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat und Sie sind herzlich willkommen. Vielen Dank, dass Sie den Kanal gesehen haben. Sie können auch unseren anderen Kanal KPAX41 Musik der 1930er und 1940er Jahre mögen.
Always fun to listen to again and again!
Keep me posted on how you are doing during the bad weather Larry.
Exquisite examples of refined British band sounds! Thank you for sharing.
Another AWESOME Selection of Beautiful Records! Music from Heaven!
Glad you are enjoying them Bobby and hope you are safe and well.
Love the British renditions. Thank you.
Brilliant, thanks for uploading, when music was music and not the garbage that's churned out today.
I agree Andrew, there is hardly anything today that can be called music. It doesn't even musically challenge the listener and is so repetitive that it gets monotonous.
@@pax41 Progressive house made by deadmau5 is pretty nice.
Reginald Leopold was later to find fame post war with his Palm court ensemble succeeding the ill fated Albert Sandler in the south coast tea room trios that were so popular up to the 1950,s.
There is a brief detailed account of Reginald Leopold,s post-war fame as a Palm court leading musician in an excellent book on the history of the world,s most famous violinists by a female author in hardcover published in 1980.I,ve got it but not sure if still available.
Wonderful stuff. I'm in heaven....
Glad you liked it Peter and thank you for watching!
There seems to be something heavenly about the 1930s and 1940s, in fact the whole first half of the 1900s, and 1950s too. People dressed so nice and sharp, sweet natured women in beautiful dresses, the neat and fancy indoor decor of homes and buildings, and the beautiful beautiful music.
And, the fabulous films and so many wonderful celebrities like Ginger Rogers, Judy Garland, Ruby Keeler, and many many others
Linda melody😊
I’m reading Heidegger’s Glasses by Thaisa Frank so I want to listen to this to get in the mood of old school Germany
Thank you for watching the channel!
All these tunes are brilliant with nice photos ...
Be sure Bob we were born too late...that's why we need a time machine as soon as possible..we will not come back..!
Dan
Just make sure we take antibiotics with us.
@@pax41 Yes Bob , lot of antibiotics : VRE , MRSA - penicillin -vaccines..
Have a nice week-end buddy.
Take it easy..!
Dan
Com certeza, eu também não voltaria ❤
Nice selection of enjoyable music and song. Especially like tracks 4 : 8 and 9.
Thank you for sharing. Always appreciated.
Maybe they drive on the "wrong" side of the road, but here they have the "right" side of musical sensibility. With such great quality, Bob, I'm going to need an upgrade in earphones.Well done.
I am going to use that as a video title Larry, love it!!!!
We do not drive on the wrong side of the road, I'll have you know! It is you that droves on the wrong side of the road.
However, I do have to agree with you on the music!
cavan oconnor used to come and sing at our club after he had performed at one of the leeds theatres.A a great favourite of mine
currently using this for a Call of Cthulu session; old time music is PERFECT for spooky games!
Good idea man
I would love to hear songs with Al Bowelly singing and playing his guitar.
He had a beautiful sensitive voice!!
There are a number of them on the channel but not sure he is playing the guitar. I have a number of Ray Noble's orchestra with Al singing. I will be posting another British post soon Julie. Thank you for watching the channel.
I love all things British, especially music from the twenties ! My ancestors came here on a ship in 1624 from England so I’m British through and through !
The perfect way to dance in the new year! We're listening to our favorite of your wonderful videos! Just me and my hubbins, but your music makes it a party! Happy New Year! 🍾🎉❤
Happy new year Jenny and I hope to have my new video uploaded by tomorrow.
Super excellent
Thank you
Wonderful
COOL✠ GOTT MIT UNS !!! ✠ 🍀🍀🍀Good old teames.. thenks!😍💘👍
Thanks for sharing these. Loving it.
Thank you Gary!
amazing many thanks for uploading this
Welcome Paul, glad you enjoyed it.
Lots of leg at 15:15 -- scandelous for the era, I am sure! But mega-tame by the standards of today. Very much enjoy the music, Bob. Thank you again for this compilation. It is keeping me company this morning in the Carolinas.
Hope it's a great day there Larry. Happy first day of Spring to you!
37:00 Childishly fresh eyes
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Thanks
Extremely delightful
Truly delightful
Delightful
delightful...delicious...de-lovely
another of your fantastic contributions. your selections are the only music i really appreciate now. my computer is constantly tuned in here. thanks again.
So very glad you are enjoying my posts Richard and thank you very much for watching the channel.
PURRRFECT
LAZY SUNDAY MUSIC 😍
Working on another one right now Bonnie B.
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heyaaah, Bob
YOU'RE A DARLING 💋
Nice Clean Performance Music.
Glad you liked it.
Awesome Time Machine^^
Thank you, glad you liked it and thanks for posting a comment and watching!
Fabuloso
JUST LIKE THIS MUSIC
Glad to hear it Tom and more to come.
It reminds me of fallout
So lovely...thanks!
Welcome and thank you for watching! I have a new one with British bands going up tonight.
Great. Thanks for the notice.
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genial esta compilacion
gracias pax41
You are very welcome Hilda!
First time I"ve heard the Rio Grande band...a catchy tune and great arrangement..would love to hear the flip side please?
wundervoll
Glad you liked it and thank you for watching!
British music.
Boardwalk Empire vibes
Απολαυστικό!!!
What a beautiful word for joy in Russian. Of course I'll never know how to pronounce it'll have to go to the dictionary the web dictionary that is. Thank you
A great selection although you've managed to sneak in Ray Noble's US band! Not that I'm complaining, it's a great track that I've never heard before!
Glad you liked it David and thank you for watching!
Ray Noble was a British Composer and was well known and established in the UK before he moved to the US in 1934, and this recording was 1935 so I hardly think he was snuck in - He was on a lot of popular radio shows, including Edger Bergen's. He was a guest composer for the summer on some show I listened to in the early 40's. A wonderful composer and musician!
Tom and Jerry vibes
I'VE ALWAYS WONDERED IF IT WERE POSSIBLE TO RECREATE THIS ORIGINAL SOUND, TODAY ? IT WOULD HAVE TO BE THE EXACT INSTRUMENT'S OF THE ERA, AND STUDIO SET-UP I GUESS, AND , RECORDING EQUIPMENT. I'D LOVE SOMEONE TO TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE.
For German songs (and for some American hits too), this has been done by Max Raabe
Nice selection. But I wonder if this music was actually broadcast by the BBC, who had a radio monopoly at the time? The BBC were notoriously conservative. And it was mostly live, as I understand it. They didn't play records... I've been working on music to play and sing to my 92 year old mum who has quite advanced dementia. She grew up in Nottingham from 1926 until she came to London in 1946. First I included American hits until I realised that she might not have heard them until they crossed the pond via films or covers by British artists in the Fifties. There is a video of us doing this on my RUclips channel.
The current BBC Music Memory site is here:musicmemories.bbcrewind.co.uk
Stefan, I would be surprised if they never gave any of this air time during it's era. I am sure the BBC would have at least broadcast Jack Payne and Henry Hall who both conducted the BBC Dance Orchestra for a period of time. The songs may have been live but there would have been some of these among the selections I would think. Thank you for sharing the site and for posting a comment! 🙂
@@pax41 I've only just got into this so speaking in relative ignorance, but you are right of course about Henry Hall who led the BBC Dance Orchestra from 1932 - 1937 was performing live on radio a lot. I'd love to see his playlist if it survives. Again you're right about Payne and I see from Wikipedia (!) he was regularly on the BBC radio from 1925 until he was succeeded by Hall. Yeh, and they probably played all the hits that were not too 'hot'!
We played my old mum Hall's 'Teddy Bears Picnic' which has a great arrangement I thought. ruclips.net/video/hL329wLlu_U/видео.html
Чистый кишечник восемдесят ударов .
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How does one buy a CD of this?
CDs are now a thing of the past unfortunately.
@@rylandlangan Well the vinyl industry is healthy, cd and tapes are also selected and preferred mediums. All I want to know is how and where to buy.
Hopefully this is what to expect from Fallout London.
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TOO MANY COMMERCIALS!!!!! I had to leave, and I will hopefully, remember the title before I put this on again. I don't like putting on some music, then walking away to brush my teeth or something, only to have to listen to an obnoxiously, LOUD, offensive commercial! When will advertisers ever learn to go back to pleasant, sweet tones & calm speech to capture our interest? All they do now, is SHOUT OUT with LOUD beckoning spectacles, not unlike cheap, carnival booth attendants. I can't get them muted fast enough and the last thing I want, is to stare into the strobe light of flashing images they put on. It seems they are doing everything they can to repel interest, rather than attract it. Life is not some cheap, honkytonk parade, and it's high time they understood it!
I don´t like these fade-outs at the end of the songs!
They are on the older posts when RUclips was having issues with others downloading videos and uploading on a different channel. I used it to discourage that practice and to help identify the re-uploads.
Delightful
Awesome