I was born in the wrong decade. Anyone want to bring back those clothes? Am I alone here? Would love to see a society that had pride. Those days are long gone.
Would not mind the fashion sense of the times. Just as long as you bring back the food industry standards that don't have sugar and preservatives in everything. People were a lot thinner and in better shape back then.
funny i see this comment now because as soon as i put this playlist on i went about my morning routine and caught myself whistling along as i fed my dogs...
That is just so true.... I remember often seeing guys riding their bicycles (not so many cars back then) - whistling tunes, and folks smiling as they passed by. And my dear mum singing Que Sara (this was in the 50s!). Loved those times!!!
People who grew up on the 40 ' s and 50' s had parents that taught them value in themselves, others and things. Look at the cars, , the clothes , books, their cherished homes and neighborhoods. The times were the people , most of all. Rip grandma, grandpa, mom and dad..🙏
I whole heartedly agree! I think there was a completely different set of values back then. And sadly it is missing in our world today. I'm glad I was born in that generation, I feel sad for kids today, and the environment they are living through...I wish somehow, respect and kindness could replace the heartless attitudes sadly prevalent today. 😮💨
it's uplifting, wholesome and innocent, meant for dancing in a way that was not suggestive or inappropriate. the times then were much harder than they are now and yet these people knew in order to beat them you had to keep a stiff upper lip, put on a brave face and a smile and fake it until you made it. they rarely broke down to complain because there was always someone who had it worse. They invented "Embrace the Suck"... You don't see that mentality or attitude anymore. people have been taught to whine and complain and do nothing to fix their situation. just make it worse and demand sympathy. that attitude is reflected in just about every song except for mainstream Christian music.
@@Hy-Brasil This is the most boomer f***ing thing I've read all my life. Pray tell, what songs are you listening to that are all about "whining and complaining and demanding and not doing anything" these days? And how tf do you know what people thought and felt in the 20's and 30's? The fact that it wasn't socially acceptable to step out of line or complain about anything is supposed to be a good thing now? By the way, the Great Depression era saw suicide rates rise to record highs, because people were "so tough and kept a stiff upper lip" as they hurled themselves from rooftops.
The MAINSTREAM MARKETED music you mean...???....There are STILL good musicians and music out there....Just have to "look" a little harder for it (or them) and be OPEN to it (or them) when you find it (or them) ...Just do NOT allow popularity to "dictate" to you what is "good".....I DO have to give credit to RUclips for making it easier to find some SERIOUS musical "treasures" I LOVE listening to, by artists/bands I would have NEVER heard of before, were it NOT for RUclips!!!.....(Or perhaps just credit MYSELF for finally UNPLUGGING from mainstream popularity, and just clicking on music I would have never chosen to listen to, not too long ago, just for "shits-n-giggles"???)😶🙂
All this great music came about between two world wars, when people felt hopeful about a bright future that was so short-lived. It was far from a perfect world, but the music uplifted all people.
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
I love it. Seriously. I feel like I am transported back to the 1920's listening to this. Especially love Cab Calloway. My mum was born in 1928 and we often listen to Cab Calloway whilst relaxing in the garden. Amazing to think that I can listen to music that my mum used to listen too, in the long and distant past. A world now long gone.
Ask your mum if she remembers "I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" One I can't seem to find, was "Little Girl, I'm Dreamin' of You" I see the lane, down in the Wildwood, where you promised you'd be mine? PLS ASK HER..... Then sing to her our " He's Five Foot Ten!" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
This is so amazing!!! I am listening to what my grandmother listened to when she was young... I imagine her dressed so Glamorous and classy out on a night on the city of Philadelphia in the 1940s, drinking and laughing with her girlfriends without a care in the world. Back when her whole life was ahead of her. I miss you Babcia.❤
Mes parents ne riaient pas en 1941 ils étaient sous les bombes des allemands à Lyon à côté des bombardements et des ponts détruits des abattoirs qui servaient de chambres de tortures et de l'école des armées avenue berthelot à Lyon ou ils torturent les gens et vraiment avec 8 enfants à nourrir il n'avaient pas envie de rire mais le soir chanter étaient leur gagne pain c'était la guerre et je ne croyais pas en 2024 revoir cela à 83 ans
Anyone liking this type of music, listen to Whispering JACK SMITH , He was an American singer after fighting in world war 1 his voice was altered after a mustard gas attack fighting the Germans. My favorite song is Are you Sorry , you can find it on RUclips. I have an old 1920s victrola with about 200 records , the crank on the side.
I'm still trying to figure out how Gene Autry could play a guitar AND ride his horse! If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT MUSIC. I assume that lot of people in the (far)future will be thankful for your efforts to preserve the best music of the 20th century. All this stuff belongs the the classics of the century we had left 24 years ago.
When I was a wee child in the 70s and 80s on AM radio in all my grandparents cars was set a station that played nothing but these genres of music: swing, jazz, blues, etc etc etc.
Great playlist! Never mind those people saying, that these times are long gone. In our city, swing music and dance is popular amongst young people. So we bring the joy ourselves 🙂
If you’re reading this comment, it’s not too late; you've already been immensely blessed with an abundance of love, wealth, luck, health, joy, and whatever else your heart desires!! I'm so proud of you for surviving everything you’ve been through. This is your sign to go after what your heart most desires for the highest good; it's your time to shine. ✨💖🌟
Thank you, I'm a Scriptwriter or as my name suggests, a Wanna-be Writer, it's a career mainly generated by luck & other people's opinions. so I both believe in and need stuff like this. Thank You, hope you enjoyed the music too.
GREAT COMMENT; If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
My dad would have loved this! He was a radio/record head as well as a radio presenter wayyyyyyyyyyyyy back when, he was just at the start up of the internet bubble. I suspect he would have had this playing all day long, kinda like I do (in his memory) and because I love it too! Cheers pop....
Can you still sing to the "sextonic" scale? If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Maman née en 1896 chantait ces chansons elle était chanteuse dans les cafés concerts avec mon papa ne en 1914 qui jouait de la guitard et fesait ces affiches lui même à l'encre de Chine ils s'appelaient LES DORIVALES et partaient le soirs en vélo avec ma maman sur le porte bagage qui tenait la guitard maman chantait des chansons de berthe Silva et bien d'autres chanteuses de l'époque mon papa dansait et fesait les claquettes à ces côtés Dans ma famille nous sommes tous des chanteurs avec de belles voix nous avons été chanter dans des chorals et des maisons de retraites pendant de longues années maintenant toutes âgées de 92 ans à 84 ans nous écoutons toujours ces chansons qui nous gardent jeunes j'ai encore les partitions de mes parents qu'ils chantaient et dansaient ensembles dans les cafés concerts Ils ont danse sur une table ronde en fer verte de 1 mètre 50 de diamètre de café avec un trou au milieu malheusement pas de photos d'eux car les appareils photos que seul les gens argentés pouvaient se payer Mes parent récoltaient ensuite dans un chapeau haut de forme qu'ils passaient aux tables mon papa mettait ces pantalons sous un matelas pour faire les plis tous les soirs j'avais à l'époque 5 ans née en 1941 je m'en souviens encore marquée à vie Mon père était ténor ma mère baryton Je n'ai peu d'espoir que quelqu'un s'en souvienne
Nice to see all the positive comments here... I got into jazz music when I was about 40. Almost 30 years later, I'm still buying jazz CDs. A recent purchase was Guy Lombardo, who had 27 number 1 singles ! That's 7 more than the current Billboard Numer uno, (the Beatles with a Paltry 20). Jazz is KING, and will live Forever !
Back about '78 a co-worker was upgrading to stereo and gave me his mono LPs of "Kind of Blue", and "Midnight Blue" by Kenny Burrell. Those are the two best jazz albums ever for my money. What a gift!
LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
What's really "odd" is that some don't !? If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
No matter how much the world changes, the beauty of jazz remains constant. It’s a genre that never gets old - always evolving, yet always true to its roots."
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
There is something about the 1920's. The Great Gatsby and all that. I kinda wished I lived during that time. It would be fun to have a 1920's themed party if you could find enough interested people. I like art from the 1920's, especially portraits. I paint and I think I am going to copy some of those portraits from art books. The photography portraits from that time are really cool too. Check them out.
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
You don't have to wait until someone else brings back the Good Ole Days. Be a leader and bring them back for you, now. You will be surprised how fast people will follow..... Life is short, enjoy it now.
You mean, take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Allô. Je viens de le '62 et j'ai eu la bonne chance de grandir avec tout ce qui était bon entre 1875 et 1979 et je me sentirai toujours chanceux. Et aujourd'hui, cela fait 62 ans que Marilyn Monroe, la dernière fille vraiment sexy, est partie. Bon vieux temps !.
And there are still a few souls left on earth who remember their parents humming the tunes drom the 20s as they danced around their livingrooms. Some alive today remember dancing to the tunes from the 30s.
Es extraño. Nací en 1968 Argentina, a nadie de mi familia le llamó la atencion esta musica y yo la escucho y me resulta familiar, me transporta, me llena de emocion hasta las lágrimas. Creo que es musica que escuchaba en otra vida. A alguien le pasa algo parecido?
Yes, but not necessarily to this type of music. I have experienced powerful sensations of nostalgia delivered by music even listening to classical music....The Blue Danube Waltz has taken me away to some time and place in Austria--perhaps a fancy ballroom dance somewhere in Vienna....Where ladies are dressed in their finest ballroom gowns, and men too in the finest military uniforms of the day, perhaps on horses as well? Even some American music from the 1950's has brought tears to my eyes or made my heart ache with that dull pain that only nostalgia can bring...Which reminds me of the TV show Madmen ....The music and imagery of THAT show including the opening theme music is very haunting, even the music and scene of the VERY beginning of that show!! Powerful and spooky stuff/art!!!!😳🫡🙂
I agree women of that era were classy ladies charming lovely elegant and had good taste for dressing up to the occasion also loved the era music classy and the clothes loved to see the little rascals one mom and I we went to a dept store saw a manikin with a shirt then the vest short pants with socks and two tone shoes with the hat the kids wore said mom I want that she freaked she said I had the soul of an old man and I said I’m happy with it I was born too late love the movie the cotton club talk about cutting the rug kid love at first sight with the movie 😊
The trick is to get your local 'speakeasy' to play it while you are socializing in your 20s garb! My speakeasy here has some vintage cocktails! Maybe even complain about Herbert Hoover while you're there!
Nothing like knowing HOW to live in the past while designing ones future!? If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
The people born in that era had the best fun of their time too, no internet, true love, no gender conflicts on like today, kids where well raised, good house wives, green vegetation, Amazing Novels, hard working fathers, the black and white TV, the natural food, the Animals in the field, the pure air in the environment, the natural beauty of the world, the greatest minds existence and off course the Music which gets me at all times..
Being born in 1932 this music was still being played. It reflected the decade of the "roaring twenties" even though we were in a deep depression that only ended with WWII, the good luck of our having put Germany in hock to us. See J. Smedley Butler's War is a Racket" but not leave it lying around where a child could look at it.
I never knew that Dream a Little Dream of Me was older than Cass Elliot. You learn something knew every day. But I have to say, I like the Mamas and the Papas' version better. Still, it's nice to hear this.
Pre-Great depression Only two generations behind us BOOMers. My grandparents were older teens in the late twenties. I’m fortunate enough to have been able enjoy these with my grandpa. My turn to pass the torch.✌️❤️😎
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Many of these artists were great pianists too-and had classical training (or memories of great melodies?) If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again? My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900! I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN! We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content; Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?" LOVE IT! take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must. "Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation. Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?" "Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Yes and the men knew how to dress and took pride in themselves and appearance, groomed and looking dapper. I just wouldn't want to have to live through the great depression to get there. Sacrifices back then was usually your life, not an iphone
Ausgesithlicht! Or however you spell Outstanding in German! Please include some Comedian Harmonists and Rudy Vallee in your next effort, which I recognize this Had to be a labor of Love!
The woman in the photo is GORGEOUS. ❤
Golly my fascination justified 🤭
It should be Louise Brooks 🙂
Sherilyn Fenn? А similar look
I was born in the wrong decade. Anyone want to bring back those clothes? Am I alone here? Would love to see a society that had pride. Those days are long gone.
Would not mind the fashion sense of the times. Just as long as you bring back the food industry standards that don't have sugar and preservatives in everything. People were a lot thinner and in better shape back then.
I'd love it
LOVE BOTH THE WOMEN'S CLOTHES AND THE MUSIC.
proper times, when women were women and men were men...btw I can't stop starring at the women above...
What's stopping you from wearing those clothes now?
I begin to understand why I often used to see elderly people whistling and humming, and seeming to enjoy themselves 😊
funny i see this comment now because as soon as i put this playlist on i went about my morning routine and caught myself whistling along as i fed my dogs...
@@Hy-Brasil 🙂
What a pity that people who had lived in that era are not anymore with us today.
Before TV, RUclips, instant this-instant that, cell phone bullsh-t, Yeah, life was better, something youngsters will never know!
That is just so true.... I remember often seeing guys riding their bicycles (not so many cars back then) - whistling tunes, and folks smiling as they passed by. And my dear mum singing Que Sara (this was in the 50s!). Loved those times!!!
People who grew up on the 40 ' s and 50' s had parents that taught them value in themselves, others and things.
Look at the cars, , the clothes , books, their cherished homes and neighborhoods.
The times were the people , most of all.
Rip grandma, grandpa, mom and dad..🙏
Mine taught me the same but I still can't afford to dress that nice
The separation between rich and poor was evident....
I grew up with parents both born in 1941 & grandparents were 1910 & 1920..my parents waited til they were 30 to have me ❤
I whole heartedly agree! I think there was a completely different set of values back then. And sadly it is missing in our world today. I'm glad I was born in that generation, I feel sad for kids today, and the environment they are living through...I wish somehow, respect and kindness could replace the heartless attitudes sadly prevalent today. 😮💨
This music just seems so good compared to the music today.
it's uplifting, wholesome and innocent, meant for dancing in a way that was not suggestive or inappropriate. the times then were much harder than they are now and yet these people knew in order to beat them you had to keep a stiff upper lip, put on a brave face and a smile and fake it until you made it. they rarely broke down to complain because there was always someone who had it worse. They invented "Embrace the Suck"...
You don't see that mentality or attitude anymore. people have been taught to whine and complain and do nothing to fix their situation. just make it worse and demand sympathy. that attitude is reflected in just about every song except for mainstream Christian music.
@@Hy-Brasil This is the most boomer f***ing thing I've read all my life. Pray tell, what songs are you listening to that are all about "whining and complaining and demanding and not doing anything" these days?
And how tf do you know what people thought and felt in the 20's and 30's? The fact that it wasn't socially acceptable to step out of line or complain about anything is supposed to be a good thing now?
By the way, the Great Depression era saw suicide rates rise to record highs, because people were "so tough and kept a stiff upper lip" as they hurled themselves from rooftops.
The MAINSTREAM MARKETED music you mean...???....There are STILL good musicians and music out there....Just have to "look" a little harder for it (or them) and be OPEN to it (or them) when you find it (or them) ...Just do NOT allow popularity to "dictate" to you what is "good".....I DO have to give credit to RUclips for making it easier to find some SERIOUS musical "treasures" I LOVE listening to, by artists/bands I would have NEVER heard of before, were it NOT for RUclips!!!.....(Or perhaps just credit MYSELF for finally UNPLUGGING from mainstream popularity, and just clicking on music I would have never chosen to listen to, not too long ago, just for "shits-n-giggles"???)😶🙂
The best of music of this style found in a Brazilian film but a little triste…a fil about the woman infidelity…
@@esteemedyams it's true
All this great music came about between two world wars, when people felt hopeful about a bright future that was so short-lived. It was far from a perfect world, but the music uplifted all people.
"Dream a little dream" always reminds me of my dad. He was born in 1927. RIP CDE
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
I love it. Seriously. I feel like I am transported back to the 1920's listening to this. Especially love Cab Calloway. My mum was born in 1928 and we often listen to Cab Calloway whilst relaxing in the garden. Amazing to think that I can listen to music that my mum used to listen too, in the long and distant past. A world now long gone.
Ask your mum if she remembers "I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
One I can't seem to find, was "Little Girl, I'm Dreamin' of You"
I see the lane, down in the Wildwood, where you promised you'd be mine?
PLS ASK HER.....
Then sing to her our " He's Five Foot Ten!"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her"
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
My grandparents were married in 1932 in the depression. I have a photo of them together of the "Flapper" era! Awesome 🔥
This is so amazing!!! I am listening to what my grandmother listened to when she was young... I imagine her dressed so Glamorous and classy out on a night on the city of Philadelphia in the 1940s, drinking and laughing with her girlfriends without a care in the world. Back when her whole life was ahead of her. I miss you Babcia.❤
Mes parents ne riaient pas en 1941 ils étaient sous les bombes des allemands à Lyon à côté des bombardements et des ponts détruits des abattoirs qui servaient de chambres de tortures et de l'école des armées avenue berthelot à Lyon ou ils torturent les gens et vraiment avec 8 enfants à nourrir il n'avaient pas envie de rire mais le soir chanter étaient leur gagne pain c'était la guerre et je ne croyais pas en 2024 revoir cela à 83 ans
Me too! ; _ ;
@@JosianeCuvez-bi2xz
Music inspires life in the best and worst of times - universal medicine!
Thank you and much love for sharing.
The beautiful woman in the photo could easily have been your grandmother.
man i always wished to get into a time machine just to go back to that era.
As well, going back, I ponder, am I in my wrong decade 😂😂😂 the paradox is amazing.
The music of this era was fantastic. I never tire of it. Thank you for putting it together.
These classic songs uplift my mood ☺️🎉😍
I was born in 1965 - how come I know so many of these songs? I guess good music never goes out of style.
Maybe because you watched a lot of b/w "mute" films of that era ( Buster Keaton, Chaplin, Little Raskals, etc)?
@@brunodaenen5893 and Buggs Bunny classics!
My Grandmother always had great taste.
Born in 1964…grandmothers and mother loved old jazz. My life is much richer because of it and them.
Perhaps you’d have heard your grandparents sing these songs ?
Anyone liking this type of music, listen to Whispering JACK SMITH , He was an American singer after fighting in world war 1 his voice was altered after a mustard gas attack fighting the Germans. My favorite song is Are you Sorry , you can find it on RUclips. I have an old 1920s victrola with about 200 records , the crank on the side.
I'm still trying to figure out how Gene Autry could play a guitar AND ride his horse!
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT MUSIC. I assume that lot of people in the (far)future will be thankful for your efforts to preserve the best music of the 20th century. All this stuff belongs the the classics of the century we had left 24 years ago.
NO WORRIES, EH!?
THANK YOU FOR A FEW MORE PRECIOUS MOMENTS OF PURE HEART-FELT JOY!
When I was a wee child in the 70s and 80s on AM radio in all my grandparents cars was set a station that played nothing but these genres of music: swing, jazz, blues, etc etc etc.
Great playlist! Never mind those people saying, that these times are long gone. In our city, swing music and dance is popular amongst young people. So we bring the joy ourselves 🙂
im 37 and i love this music🤗🫶🏻
same :)
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful message.❤
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you, I'm a Scriptwriter or as my name suggests, a Wanna-be Writer, it's a career mainly generated by luck & other people's opinions. so I both believe in and need stuff like this. Thank You, hope you enjoyed the music too.
@@WannabeWryter I am much the same as you - subscribed to you, keep going!
GREAT COMMENT;
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
I feel that I would be the only one person in the world listen this music right now. I hope be wrong!!
No, so did I :)
а вот и нет)
You're wrong 😊
You are wrong
I'm here !
❤ if the sunshines everyone would be happy we love music
"May these golden melodies brighten your day and bring back cherished memories. Enjoy every note and have a fantastic day!"
Thank U so much
I cannot even describe how much I love this ❤❤❤
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her"
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Lovely music , good music never gets old 👍🇬🇧❤️
Cab Calloway was something else, one of the GOAT entertainers.
What fun this music is!
I really wish I lived in the era of Marilyn & Chaplin. What a romantic and beautiful era of high and golden art. Now we criticize everything.❤😢
I actually saw Cab Callaway perform this song in the early 70s
My dad would have loved this! He was a radio/record head as well as a radio presenter wayyyyyyyyyyyyy back when, he was just at the start up of the internet bubble. I suspect he would have had this playing all day long, kinda like I do (in his memory) and because I love it too! Cheers pop....
That's so cool!! What was that like?
God Bless You.. And Your Family
I'm 29 years old and Brazillian. I love those type of song I think i born in the wrong decade. I can listen all day long !!!
Oh, what beautiful music,
amazing area❤
October 2024 in Kaifeng, Henan, China. A world citizen of age... enjoying sanity here! 🥰
Can you still sing to the "sextonic" scale?
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Thanks for giving us this selection of old time music. Very much appreciated. Those that dont like it should POQ! 😊
I'm one of them that love this kind of music as well I love Al Bowlly.
Riding in the back of an old pickup truck on a dirt road in summer with this music playing in the truck I’ve dreamt of this!
❤❤❤
Innocent and cheery songs, love them.
Maman née en 1896 chantait ces chansons elle était chanteuse dans les cafés concerts avec mon papa ne en 1914 qui jouait de la guitard et fesait ces affiches lui même à l'encre de Chine ils s'appelaient LES DORIVALES et partaient le soirs en vélo avec ma maman sur le porte bagage qui tenait la guitard maman chantait des chansons de berthe Silva et bien d'autres chanteuses de l'époque mon papa dansait et fesait les claquettes à ces côtés
Dans ma famille nous sommes tous des chanteurs avec de belles voix nous avons été chanter dans des chorals et des maisons de retraites pendant de longues années maintenant toutes âgées de 92 ans à 84 ans nous écoutons toujours ces chansons qui nous gardent jeunes j'ai encore les partitions de mes parents qu'ils chantaient et dansaient ensembles dans les cafés concerts
Ils ont danse sur une table ronde en fer verte de 1 mètre 50 de diamètre de café avec un trou au milieu malheusement pas de photos d'eux car les appareils photos que seul les gens argentés pouvaient se payer
Mes parent récoltaient ensuite dans un chapeau haut de forme qu'ils passaient aux tables mon papa mettait ces pantalons sous un matelas pour faire les plis tous les soirs j'avais à l'époque 5 ans née en 1941 je m'en souviens encore marquée à vie
Mon père était ténor ma mère baryton
Je n'ai peu d'espoir que quelqu'un s'en souvienne
What a lovely story, thank you!
Thank you for sharing that lovely snipet of your family.
Какая у вас удивительная судьба! Вам очень повезло!❤
Quelle merveilleuse histoire ! chaleureuse, sensible à faire connaître autour de soi, MERCI !
The soul of oldies music is unforgettable
Nice to see all the positive comments here... I got into jazz music when I was about 40. Almost 30 years later,
I'm still buying jazz CDs. A recent purchase was Guy Lombardo, who had 27 number 1 singles ! That's 7 more
than the current Billboard Numer uno, (the Beatles with a Paltry 20). Jazz is KING, and will live Forever !
Back about '78 a co-worker was upgrading to stereo and gave me his mono LPs of "Kind of Blue", and "Midnight Blue" by Kenny Burrell. Those are the two best jazz albums ever for my money. What a gift!
My Dad had a record of 20s and 30s hit music. I think a sibling has it, but i'm glad to know they do.
You should take it to one of those studios that converts records and old tape reels into digital audio files.
The best song for start beautiful morning ❤❤❤ , lobe from Iran
Excellent channel. Live long and prosper.😇🖖❤ “Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us.” -Oscar Wilde
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her"
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
I love this odd old music..
What's really "odd" is that some don't !?
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Great selection!
Great music sung by the superstars from forgotten times. Good to have and save this lovely music from this era. Greets Max RubberMax Holland
This Is the music that music mother would sing to me at night
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤l love this type of music brings me Happiness Smile 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉im a 70s born xoxoxo 😘
No matter how much the world changes, the beauty of jazz remains constant. It’s a genre that never gets old - always evolving, yet always true to its roots."
Only heard this type of music occasionally before (Al Bowlly is a new favourite of mine). Great, happy music.
Happy new year all us sad lads and God bless the old girls x
Marvellous! Thanks!
100 Jahre alte wunderschöne Musik und Texte.
Singelas...❤🎉
I pump this music through my 1928 AtwaterKent radio.
Tubes are the only way to listen to music have a 1924 Atwater camp that's doing the same thing
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
I like that 20's music is so upbeat yet gloomy. It gives me a crime scene vibe.
SO COOL
This time was far away from todays music business. It´s true heartspeakin music to me.
People were classy back then.
Listening to Jazz while reading Lackadaisy comic... Good times
I born in 1998, but I love this songs vintage.
You are not alone!
just so lovely🎻
Happy days are here again so appropriate today ,love the 20s 30s my house is from the 20s so cool men were men woman ware so beautiful
Fijne muziek uit de tijd van Maurice Chevalier. Hier kan ik rustig van genieten.
Wish I had a time machine to go back to witness those days. But this also makes me think I'm in Rupture (Bioshock)
There is something about the 1920's. The Great Gatsby and all that. I kinda wished I lived during that time. It would be fun to have a 1920's themed party if you could find enough interested people. I like art from the 1920's, especially portraits. I paint and I think I am going to copy some of those portraits from art books. The photography portraits from that time are really cool too. Check them out.
Delicious music. I listen to rock and classical too.
Same, 50's rock n roll is one of life's greatest joys
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
You don't have to wait until someone else brings back the Good Ole Days. Be a leader and bring them back for you, now. You will be surprised how fast people will follow..... Life is short, enjoy it now.
You mean, take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her"
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
thank you for this great playlist! It calmed me down from a stressful day.
Класс. Сидишь, кайфуешь. =)
My parents played this music on old 78s. Great memories ❤
Allô.
Je viens de le '62 et j'ai eu la bonne chance de grandir avec tout ce qui était bon entre 1875 et 1979 et je me sentirai toujours chanceux.
Et aujourd'hui, cela fait 62 ans que Marilyn Monroe, la dernière fille vraiment sexy, est partie.
Bon vieux temps !.
Love those songs.
And there are still a few souls left on earth who remember their parents humming the tunes drom the 20s as they danced around their livingrooms. Some alive today remember dancing to the tunes from the 30s.
prelude to cheerfulness🎈😁
Cuando escucho esta música me traslado a esa época, aunque nací en los 70s.Saludos desde El Salvador en Centro América.
SUPER THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!! 👍🏼👍🏼☀️☀️
Es extraño. Nací en 1968 Argentina, a nadie de mi familia le llamó la atencion esta musica y yo la escucho y me resulta familiar, me transporta, me llena de emocion hasta las lágrimas. Creo que es musica que escuchaba en otra vida. A alguien le pasa algo parecido?
Yes, but not necessarily to this type of music. I have experienced powerful sensations of nostalgia delivered by music even listening to classical music....The Blue Danube Waltz has taken me away to some time and place in Austria--perhaps a fancy ballroom dance somewhere in Vienna....Where ladies are dressed in their finest ballroom gowns, and men too in the finest military uniforms of the day, perhaps on horses as well? Even some American music from the 1950's has brought tears to my eyes or made my heart ache with that dull pain that only nostalgia can bring...Which reminds me of the TV show Madmen ....The music and imagery of THAT show including the opening theme music is very haunting, even the music and scene of the VERY beginning of that show!! Powerful and spooky stuff/art!!!!😳🫡🙂
@@JebidiahStillkrackingagain Without a doubt we have lived through that time, and our soul remembers it that way. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I agree women of that era were classy ladies charming lovely elegant and had good taste for dressing up to the occasion also loved the era music classy and the clothes loved to see the little rascals one mom and I we went to a dept store saw a manikin with a shirt then the vest short pants with socks and two tone shoes with the hat the kids wore said mom I want that she freaked she said I had the soul of an old man and I said I’m happy with it I was born too late love the movie the cotton club talk about cutting the rug kid love at first sight with the movie 😊
The trick is to get your local 'speakeasy' to play it while you are socializing in your 20s garb! My speakeasy here has some vintage cocktails! Maybe even complain about Herbert Hoover while you're there!
I started drinking French 75s back in November of 2011 in celebration of 100 years after the end of The War to End All Wars.
Nothing like knowing HOW to live in the past while designing ones future!?
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
good stuff
Без знакомства с музыкой 20-30 годов нельзя понять рок,н, ролл 50-х и 60-х годов . Имхо .🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Победа России! 🇬🇧
I need to see if you have another collection that includes Annette Hanshaw. She's one of my favorite singers from this era. Love what you have here!
❤❤❤ i enjoy this so much 😊
Domingo, 11/08/24, dia dos pais, o dia está nublado e chuvoso🥰e me sentindo num filme antigo, adorando essa seleção❣
The people born in that era had the best fun of their time too, no internet, true love, no gender conflicts on like today, kids where well raised, good house wives, green vegetation, Amazing Novels, hard working fathers, the black and white TV, the natural food, the Animals in the field, the pure air in the environment, the natural beauty of the world, the greatest minds existence and off course the Music which gets me at all times..
Being born in 1932 this music was still being played. It reflected the decade of the "roaring twenties" even though we were in a deep depression that only ended with WWII, the good luck of our having put Germany in hock to us. See J. Smedley Butler's War is a Racket" but not leave it lying around where a child could look at it.
I never knew that Dream a Little Dream of Me was older than Cass Elliot. You learn something knew every day. But I have to say, I like the Mamas and the Papas' version better. Still, it's nice to hear this.
Not only that, but sung by Ozzie Nelson, of Ozzie and Harriet fame. Who knew?
And I think it's Hangman by Led Zep from the 1920's. There's lots like that!
Che carino l'accento francese di questo primo brano Inglese di M.Chevalier❤
Che meraviglia, grazie ❤
Vintage Music,cuánto te he buscado.Por fin.Gracias.
Salute to all you lovely people ♥️🇮🇹
Salute to you aswell ,Love Italy 🇮🇹
From Pakistan 🇵🇰
@@PakistanAviation-47 -- Have a Great Day.....from Acapulco!
Me too!!
Pre-Great depression
Only two generations behind us BOOMers.
My grandparents were older teens in the late twenties.
I’m fortunate enough to have been able enjoy these with my grandpa.
My turn to pass the torch.✌️❤️😎
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
This music requires genuine understanding and genuine skill. Enjoy it. We won't hear its like again.
Many of these artists were great pianists too-and had classical training (or memories of great melodies?)
If they'd pump it through their ghetto blasters, they might start writing lyrics again?
My UNCLE sang these to us, he was born in 1900!
I couldn't dance The Charleston if I had five lifetimes to do it IN!
We're still trying to fit the word uber into our musical lyrical content;
Anyone remember 'I'll be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey?"
LOVE IT!
take a "new" look at what you were told, was an "old subject?" Yep! And love is probably one of those we need to re-examine? Love not lust should be a must.
"Sometimes I Think of Her" and the "Honey Musicals" for the next generation.
Back when composers were poets, and could stretch those two syllable words into five and six, so that we'd 'REMEMBER them?"
"Life is A Song," a symphony, a big fat rhy-ime!
Oh man... what music, so full of soul. Clearly, I was born in the wrong era.
Yes and the men knew how to dress and took pride in themselves and appearance, groomed and looking dapper.
I just wouldn't want to have to live through the great depression to get there. Sacrifices back then was usually your life, not an iphone
Ausgesithlicht! Or however you spell Outstanding in German! Please include some Comedian Harmonists and Rudy Vallee in your next effort, which I recognize this Had to be a labor of Love!
Que hermosa música ❤❤❤❤
These are the best kind of music. I love these kind .
the era can return if we all can bring it back. fashion was so awsome even now.