I consider this bouncy little number one of the true classics of the era. I can imagine that our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will still be enjoying it 50, even 100 years from now. It is ageless and it is marvelous.
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.
Awesome! Would like to time travel back to the Roaring Twenties to PARTY with the Flappers! Those party Animals! Until that fateful day in 1929...timeless music!!
Excellent music the title lives up to the music bee's knees indeed I was given a paul whiteman record for free by a junk shop owner it is the the bee's knees I guarantee you that
Riding in the meadows of the present, you can pick up bunches of flowers and likely one can return with music of Bee Knees and think that you has gained one's time in serenity!
lol, i have been writing a movie about 1920's gangsters and i started listening to this stuff, while i wrote, and i grew liking to it. and now its on my Ipod and i listen to it all the time! THANKS, (also thinking about making the soundtrack to my movie all 1920's music)
Interesting music! Con Conrad, listed as one of the composers of "Big City Blues" also wrote "The Continental". George Olsen at one time was married to Ethel Schutta, who I discovered via "Follies" in 1970. They had a son together. Olsen died in March of 1970 while "Follies was in Boston for its out-of-town opening. Thanks for posting these.
I was hoping most young people interested to watch it. As I know, they all like to shape up their bodies and body muscles. It's like trendy nowadays. Well, good luck for posting videos for workout.=)
Bob, I'm going back and reviewing some of your "Golden Oldies," of which this is one of the very best. These are three fantastic selections but tops for me has always been: Earl Burtnett and His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orch. - Wedding Of The Painted Doll. This group will probably be the most enjoyable ten minutes of any day you land here.
like all three.......they are in my collection as well. so nice to hear them here. thank you for such wonderful post. this new yt format is not very good for me; i like to be able to scan all of my subscription from left to right....ah...change. this new format slows up the viewing. sorry, just needed to get that out..ha. the music will cheer me up.
Lovely to hear the original 78s, not filtered or digitised, scratches and all. They were not issued in UK possibly at the time; we would have had cover versions, though. By any chance, are the vocalists named on the records? Very often on UK issues, it was shown just as "Vocal Refrain" or Vocal Chorus".
the noises to which you are referring are NOT inherent to the masters...they are due to the pressings being made improperly and or mutilated when played even by state of the art playback devices at that time
I doubt 90 years later the people that made these songs would believe that we are listening to them on a thing called the Internet that can connect with someone is India in point two seconds.
True... Lets see what happens in the next 90 years. Much more i believe due to the compound snowballing effect of human advancement... That is if we as a race dont advance ourselves into oblivion. Excuse my nihilism.
I like this song. By the way, I saw your small photo pax41, did you do some workout? maybe you can show some demonstration how to build muscle and how to get body muscle???
I usually list the vocalists on my posts but a few got posted without the information. The Olsen in probably Fran Frey or Bob Borger. The last one I believe is Ben Selvin.
Yes I am a personal trainer and I have competed. I have often thought about posting vids for workout but there are already a lot out there. I guess I could market mine to the over 40 crowd.
It should be in my opinion but it varies quite a bit. The music compositions from 1923 and before are in the public domain, 1923 actually starts on 1/2019. The sound recording is a different animal and by law they may still be protected until 2067. I think I have that year correct. However, in the US their isn't any federal copyright protection for pre 1972 works, only at state level. It can vary from state to state. In recent years both Florida and New York supreme courts have ruled in favor of them being in the public domain. I think the law should be set up like the one in the UK, it is fair. All sound recordings from the mid 1940's and before are in the public domain. However, that doesn't stop others from trying to copyright it but it only applies to their unique remaster. I do all my own transfers and remasters, so these are mine. There is a lot more to this topic so you should search it Alexander.
TRACK TIMING: 00:00 [1] George Olsen & His Music - Big City Blues 03:12 [2] Earl Burtnett and His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orch. - Wedding Of The Painted Doll 06:20 [3] Orchestre Chez Fysher - Always
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I consider this bouncy little number one of the true classics of the era. I can imagine that our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will still be enjoying it 50, even 100 years from now. It is ageless and it is marvelous.
I'm 21 years old and I absolutely love this type of music!!
I'm 16
There was never a so-called album of 20's popular music with as good selections as these three!
Nice to see young people into this stuff. I too, enjoyed this when I was 13 (1995).
I'M ONLY IN MY 50S, BUT I ENJOYED THIS KIND OF MUSIC WITH A GRANDPARENT. THANX!
Same here and thank you for watching and hope you enjoyed the music. 🙂
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.
Awesome! Would like to time travel back to the Roaring Twenties to PARTY with the Flappers! Those party Animals! Until that fateful day in 1929...timeless music!!
WWII started in 1939, not 1929.
His comment was in reference to the stock market crash of 1929.
Accidental238 What in HADES are u talking about?
pax41 Thank you! Thats right, the Stock Market Crash! Good Day pax41!
I start My day with this lovely melodies
That is awesome Dixie, thank you so much for watching them.
Love this music. Go Grandpa Olsen
Excellent music the title lives up to the music bee's knees indeed I was given a paul whiteman record for free by a junk shop owner it is the the bee's knees I guarantee you that
Always a good play from Olsen - really nice.........
You make me dream and live in the spirit of the 20s. Thank you
Keep reminds me in 1920s and I like it eventhough I'm 23.
so wonderful i love george olsen and your site thanks
This is a wonderful small compilation...
Nice sound and selection. Always fastest version I've ever heard.
this is surely my favorite of olsen's
music. you can feel the despair in the voice.
Glad you enjoyed this selection and thank you for watching!
Back again for these Treats. Thanks again.
Thank you and Good luck for setting a new workout video.
Super excellent with very good interesting photo
Super glad you like it main account.
Riding in the meadows of the present, you can pick up bunches of flowers and likely one can return with music of Bee Knees and think that you has gained one's time in serenity!
kinda relaxing music
Excellent music love the visuals
Thank you James, glad you enjoyed this post.
lol, i have been writing a movie about 1920's gangsters and i started listening to this stuff, while i wrote, and i grew liking to it. and now its on my Ipod and i listen to it all the time! THANKS, (also thinking about making the soundtrack to my movie all 1920's music)
Delightful melodies
😇
Big City Blues was one of the first old 78s I collected,that's why I'm fond of it,Bob.
Interesting music! Con Conrad, listed as one of the composers of "Big City Blues" also wrote "The Continental". George Olsen at one time was married to Ethel Schutta, who I discovered via "Follies" in 1970. They had a son together. Olsen died in March of 1970 while "Follies was in Boston for its out-of-town opening. Thanks for posting these.
Back again for this Treat. Thanks.
musica de la nostalgia ...un mundo ya ido.!!!
no better way then to start with big city blues :). love it.
Very glad you enjoyed it Bishal and thank you for watching the channel.
Thanks for watching and glad you liked them
Delightful
Glad you liked it.
parabéns lindas musicas inesquecíveis e imortais jamais ficarão no esquecimento
I am a personal trainer, so it's my practice to stay fit. I may start doing that but have to set up to film for it.
^.^ Nice songs... I wish there were more like these today... :/
I record all my records in stereo. I play with the two channels, so maybe that is what you are hearing.
Thanks again.
Thanks: My Brain needed this.
reminds the songs that play in ancient cartoons woodpecker
Thanks: MY Brain requested this again.
You know, I might just start that come next year as I get ready to compete again
I was hoping most young people interested to watch it. As I know, they all like to shape up their bodies and body muscles. It's like trendy nowadays. Well, good luck for posting videos for workout.=)
:D its so amazing music... sounds to me so very familiar but i am just 20 y.o.
Bob, I'm going back and reviewing some of your "Golden Oldies," of which this is one of the very best. These are three fantastic selections but tops for me has always been: Earl Burtnett and His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orch. - Wedding Of The Painted Doll. This group will probably be the most enjoyable ten minutes of any day you land here.
This post was and is one of the top 15 posts on the channel. It appears others agree with you as well.
Nice to hear these-
Im a mexican and love this music, tks for sharing amigoo ¡¡¡¡
Thanks, enjoyed the video!
like all three.......they are in my collection as well. so nice to hear them here. thank you for such wonderful post. this new yt format is not very good for me; i like to be able to scan all of my subscription from left to right....ah...change. this new format slows up the viewing. sorry, just needed to get that out..ha. the music will cheer me up.
excelente!🇧🇷 I love this! Thanks! Obrigado
Ahhh I love it
You are welcome
I enjoyed the music! I have been using some old music with my silent stars.
--------Ellen
Lovely to hear the original 78s, not filtered or digitised, scratches and all. They were not issued in UK possibly at the time; we would have had cover versions, though.
By any chance, are the vocalists named on the records? Very often on UK issues, it was shown just as "Vocal Refrain" or Vocal Chorus".
the noises to which you are referring are NOT inherent to the masters...they are due to the pressings being made improperly and or mutilated when played even by state of the art playback devices at that time
This reminds me of tom and jerry... In a good way
welcome
wonderful!!!!
Cool
@TheBearcub410 Anytime and thank you for watching.
I doubt 90 years later the people that made these songs would believe that we are listening to them on a thing called the Internet that can connect with someone is India in point two seconds.
True... Lets see what happens in the next 90 years. Much more i believe due to the compound snowballing effect of human advancement... That is if we as a race dont advance ourselves into oblivion. Excuse my nihilism.
I like this song. By the way, I saw your small photo pax41, did you do some workout? maybe you can show some demonstration how to build muscle and how to get body muscle???
@dmmillerjr Welcome and a pleasure to have you view my posts, thank you.
@VictrolaJazz Glad you like these.
@SympathySymphony627 very cool
It's also a great tune. Staying warm up there Lou?
Reminds me of Popeye. Good times.
I usually list the vocalists on my posts but a few got posted without the information. The Olsen in probably Fran Frey or Bob Borger. The last one I believe is Ben Selvin.
Yes I am a personal trainer and I have competed. I have often thought about posting vids for workout but there are already a lot out there. I guess I could market mine to the over 40 crowd.
Is this music out of Copyright? Great stuff
It should be in my opinion but it varies quite a bit. The music compositions from 1923 and before are in the public domain, 1923 actually starts on 1/2019. The sound recording is a different animal and by law they may still be protected until 2067. I think I have that year correct. However, in the US their isn't any federal copyright protection for pre 1972 works, only at state level. It can vary from state to state. In recent years both Florida and New York supreme courts have ruled in favor of them being in the public domain. I think the law should be set up like the one in the UK, it is fair. All sound recordings from the mid 1940's and before are in the public domain. However, that doesn't stop others from trying to copyright it but it only applies to their unique remaster. I do all my own transfers and remasters, so these are mine. There is a lot more to this topic so you should search it Alexander.
TRACK TIMING:
00:00 [1] George Olsen & His Music - Big City Blues
03:12 [2] Earl Burtnett and His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orch. - Wedding Of The Painted Doll
06:20 [3] Orchestre Chez Fysher - Always
Man this sounds like something out of Fallout.
Fallout is 1950's inspired, so the styles might seem familiar.
Buster Keaton
Exatamente! e aos 3:25 Bob Esponja!
I haven't posted any fitness material or made a DVD
The last two songs had some stereo effects
What a brilliant selection; I had to look up which orchestra the thrird one was and am I right it is Selvin?
Wow... I saw your picture. are you a personal trainer?? Well, I'm also in the process for body building. Do you have any video for workout?
Second song: I feel like Spongebob hunting jellyfish
This music makes me wanna mosh bros
the panda
Does anyone know if this is on Spotify?
Is it in RUclips or DVD??
Looney Toons anyone?
*****
Thanks again.
Thanks again.