1921 Music - Songs From The Top 40 Of 1921- The Roaring 20s Era
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- 1921 Music - songs from the top 40 of 1921 - the roaring 20s era @Pax41 vintage music
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Songs that were top 40 hits of 1921, the recordings are the actual hit recordings. The chart rank and peak date position information for the actual hit recording is listed under each selection in the post. The year 1921 had hit songs by both popular 1920s singers of the era and 1920s music by popular dance orchestras. Hope you enjoy this selection of vintage music from 1921. The roaring 20s era has begun!
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Track 1 - Isham Jones Orchestra - Wabash Blues - recorded 10/1921- #2 song of 1921, it peaked on the charts on 12/31/1921
Track 2 - Paul Whiteman & his orchestra - Say It With Music - recorded 8/23/1921 - #5 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 11/26/1921
Track 3 - Eddie Cantor - Margie - recorded 12/1920 - #7 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 3/12/1921
Track 4 - Marion Harris - Look For The Silver Lining - recorded 12/29/1920 - #11 song of 1921 and peaked on the charts on 5/14/1921
Track 5 - Van & Schenck - Ain't We Got Fun - recorded 4/21/1921 - #12 song of 1921 and peaked on the charts on 9/10/1921
Track 6 - Paul Whiteman & his orchestra - Make Believe - recorded 3/4/1921 - #15 song of 1921 and peaked on the charts on 6/11/1921
Track 7 - Billy Murray & Victor Roberts - Down By The O-HI-O - recorded 11/1920 - #18 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 3/19/1921
Track 8 - Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra - Mazie - recorded 2/24/1921 - #31 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 7/23/1921
Track 9 - Reinald Werrenrath - Love Sends A Little Gift Of Roses - recorded 11/5/1920 - #33 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 8/20/1921
Track 10 - Peerless Quartet - My Mammy - recorded 1/17/1921 - #35 song of 1921 and it peaked on the charts on 4/30/1921
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03:24 [01] Fred Meinken (m) & Dave Ringle (w) - [4:31] Louis Panico, cornet - Joseph E. Maddy, arranger - _Brunswick 2237 and 5065_
06:24 [02] Irving Berlin (m & w) - _Victor 18803_
09:38 [03] Con Conrad, J. Russel Robinson (m) & Benny Davis (w) - _Emerson 10301_
12:42 [04] Jerome Kern (m) & Buddy de Sylva (w) - _Columbia A3367_
15:43 [05] Richard Whiting (m) & Gus Kahn, Raymond B. Egan (w) - _ColumbiaA3412_
18:47 [06] Jack Shilkret (m) & Benny Davis (w) - _Victor 18742_
21:46 ]07] Abe Olman (m) & Jack Yellen (w) - _Victor 18723_ [Victor Roberts = Billy Jones]
24:31 [08] Lou Gold (m) & Eli Dawson, Sid Caine (w) - _Columbia A3395_
27:21 [09] John Openshaw (m) & Leslie Cooke (w) - Howard Rattay, violin - Rosario Bourdon, celeste - _Victor 64964_
30:45 [10] Walter Donaldson (m) & Joe Young, Sam M. Lewis (w) - Fred van Eps, banjo - _Victor 18730_
11:06 "I'd even cut out liquor. You know, Margie, you know that 11:12 one kiss and I'll get *shicker."* In Yiddish _shick_ means _drunk;_ while a _shickse_ is a non-Jewish goyl, I mean girl; 11:28 "In some café we'll wine and dine, the whole night through. (Yes, I'm sure we will.) And when we've had our fill, who do you think will pay the bill? Oh, Margie! *Margie, it's you."* This track alone makes this Top 10 a special one. | Btw, it's *O-Hi-O,* to express the salute.
Henri thank you for the Yiddish interpretations, I was not aware of the meaning. I like that line you mentioned about "who do you think will pay the bill?" It made me laugh when I first heart it. Eddie Cantor was very progressive for his day, wouldn't you agree? 😄
It's a safe bet to say that Jewish and British humour constitute about 90% of what I find genuinely funny. Yes, Mr. Cantor was progressive indeed. It wouldn't be the worst of ideas to feature him and his contemporaries in sort of a Pax41 comedy program.
How I love these 1921 records
"I'll get shicker" (or shickered) means "I'll get drunk" (Hebrew, a drunkard = שיכור, not sure of the origin) but I appreciate your little double entendre with shickse, which is Yiddish (שיקסע) and likely comes from the German root meaning fancy, elegant, or chick and is meant with a deprecating, tongue-in-cheek interpretation.
I love hearing my heritage in a song from 1921!! My family were shtetl-escaping Jews who came through Ellis Island and lived in Brooklyn until the 50s. I wonder if my great-grandmother Esther liked this song
I live a 2 bedroom house built 1921 so this was a fun way to think about it when it was new. Thanks for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
IM HERE CAUSE MY GRANDMA WAS BORN IN 1921 AND YESTERDAY COVID TOOK HER. SHE WAS 1OO YEARS OLD WOW!
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I'm sorry for your loss. At least she had lived a full life.
My mother was born in 1921 (and is still around at as of this writing!) Her parents had a Victrola, and I imagine, as a baby, she heard these songs regularly.
Hope your mom is doing well and thank you for sharing. 🙂
I love RUclips for so many reasons but these time machine are the best. We are so lucky to still have access to this and so many other amazing things from 100 years ago!
Hits from the year dad was born. Wow.
Yes, these are all acoustic recordings. Electric/microphone didn't arrive till mid 1925. My grandparents were also in their twenties in the 20s. My grandfather had a small band so he knew all these tunes. Was jealous, wish I'd lived then! Have been collecting acoustic records since the late 60s, these are terrific collections with very good transfers. Bravo!
I don't understand. How were they recorded?
I am swept away with this beautiful music. My Mam was born in 1920 life was hard for them, but this is the music my Gran would listen to, I remember her singing many of these songs, I hope they brought her a little happiness to help her through those dark days. Thank you so much. 💜
More to come Christina.
2021 WHAT HAPENED TO MUSIC LOL
Hard telling Art but maybe we will return to something better.
Chanel No. 5 perfume debuted in 1921. I smelled it for the first time recently. It smelled like these songs sounded. Vintage, classic, from another era. And fantastic. Interesting how the zeitgeist of an era ties disparate art forms together.
Listening to this doing the ironing, love it 😊
Thank you for watching the channel Rachel and glad you enjoyed it.
ironing is very relaxing to me. my granny taught me to make rice starch for shirts.
and lol, old fashioned sugar starch for old fashioned doilies! i don’t even have any of those anymore.
Strange how it helps one through chores, am I right?
This is 100th anniversary of my grandfather's birthyear...
Although i doubt he listened to these...
Of course 1921 was technically the first year of the 20's decade and a decade that began with songs like this could only be wonderful! The first two showcase the wonderful talents of both Louis Panico and Henry Busse! All wonderful!
Songs from not long after the end of World War I. It's nice to go back and listen to these songs.
This is STUNNING.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching the channel.
Thank you for the music, Bob. The songs/tunes go well with a fine gin&tonic in the Netherlands. Regards, Veronique.
Always a pleasure to hear from you Veronique and glad you enjoyed the selection. Did you change your profile name? BTW, stay safe with this virus going around, has me nervous here. Take care and thank you for being a great viewer. 🙂🙃
@@pax41 Yes, I did change my name. I found out that my name shows up on anything connected to google and I dont like that idea It is too risky. Better be safe than sorry. Yes, the virus is a huge concern here. Planning a trip next month but before I know I get stuck in hotel for a month!!
Well I hope you are happy! I was on my way to church but I heard your music and missed the service. I was dancing and singing around the house instead. I think God smiled . Thanks.
Hope you can here the missed sermon online then Bill. Have a great week! 🙂
Delightful
2021
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Many of my childhood memories. Still manage to type !
Thank you for this exceptional showcase starring 1921 music! So great.
Thank you Patrick, hope you are safe and well over there.
@@pax41 Thanks for your concern and I equally hope you are, Bob; Corona is gradually spreading, adding to general nervousness among the population, but we are ok so far. Fingers crossed.
Mammy....!! Yes....😊
This year is the 100th anniversary of women getting the vote (2020).
thanks pax 4 all including myself but not all the time.some people like a little friction 12,11,9,10
Welcome Gabriel
I enjoyed this collection so much. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great set Bob. I love this series you are doing. Thank you so much and thank you to everyone that contributes to your amazing channel.
Welcome Craig and we are getting closer to your favorite time period in music.
WOW...what a great way to start the day, Bob. Thank you for this presentation as part of your series.
Hope you have a wonderful day Larry! Glad you enjoyed the video presentation and music selection as always. Keep safe and don't catch any bugs.
really enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it Aileen 🙂😊
Gr---rrrr--eat, Wunderbar, Grande. Translate all the other words of praise for yourself
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching the channel.
listening as i suddenly have the urge to expose myself with things from 1921. i think i enjoyed that year in my past life...
This is a tour de force, lovely sounds and images
Thanks for these uploads. I like the songs I've heard of before, like the top 10, over the ones I haven't. I think I'm just getting too old.
Who is here in 2021?
2022
Очаровательная музыка, огромное спасибо авторам этого канала!!
Рад, что вам понравилось и спасибо за просмотр канала.
great work, your passion must run deep.
Yes it does! Thank you for watching the channel!
I was born in '85, wish it was 05, 1905.
Thanks. I was looking for titles of songs that I can use for my vintage typewriter videos.
I 🖤 this Timemach! 🎶 thankiu x ever!
It's like being trapped in a doll museum on bad acid...
okaaaay
Absolutely love this ❤
all of these recordings are public domain now!
Yes they did but they are still trying to make claims on them. My new post for 1922 that went live today had 11 copyright claims on it. I disputed them all and sent them the link to the Conrnell University website that details out the copyright laws. I think YT needs to fix their claim system now due to the recent changes in copyright law. Once a claim is disputed on grounds of Public Domain and it is verified, their system should remove it for good to prevent future claims.
Pax41, You da BEST !
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Thank you also for watching the channel!
Love it
Glad you liked it and thank you for watching the channel!
love love love this list of songs! Isham jones' "wabash blues" has gotta be my favorite on the list! also, I wanted to point out that you pronounced Isham jones' name wrong at the beginning. it's pronounced eye-sham not ish-ham. just thought I'd say! anyways, wonderful songs!
Interesting to see Love sends a little gift of roses on the list. The song was also recorded by John McCormack and (in German) by Richard Tauber. Your transfers/restorations are, as ever, first rate.
I have the McCormack version but it wasn't in the top 40 list. His recording of Learn To Smile was actually number 40 for 1921. Thank you for the compliment and for watching the channel! 🙂
Bro is a real life Diamond City Radio
1921 was the year my great Nan was born
2021 ascolta
interesting