1920 Music - Songs From The Top 40 of 1920 - The Roaring 20s Era
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- 1920 Music - Songs From The Top 40 of 1920 - The Roaring 20s Era @Pax41 vintage music
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Songs that were top 40 hits of 1920, most of the recordings are the actual hit recordings with the exception of Dardanella, Whispering and The Japanese Sandman. The chart rank and peak date position information for the actual hit recording is listed under each selection in the post. The year 1920 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 1920. The roaring 20s era has begun!
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Track 1 - Prince's Dance Orchestra - Dardanella - recorded 12/4/1919 - #1 song of 1920 - the recording of this song by Selvin's Novelty Orchestra sold over 5 million copies and it peaked on the charts on 1/31/1920
Track 2 - Harry A Yerkes Dance Orchestra - Whispering - recorded 7/1920 - #2 song of 1920 - the recording of this song by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra sold over 2 million copies and it peaked on the charts on 10/30/1920
Track 3 - John Steel - The Love Nest - recorded 5/12/1920 - this recording was the #5 song of 1920 and peaked on the charts on 9/18/1920
Track 4 - Plantation Dance Orchestra - The Japanese Sandman - recorded 9/1920 - #8 song of 1920 by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra which peaked on the charts on 12/11/1920
Track 5 - Al Jolson - I've Got My Captain Working For Me Now - recorded 9/14/1919 - #9 song of 1920 which peaked on the charts on 1/17/1920
Track 6 - Van & Schenck - After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It - recorded 4/19/1920 - #17 song of 1920 which peaked on the charts on 10/23/1920
Track 7 - Charles Harrison - Pretty Kitty Kelly - recorded 6/3/1920 - #21 song of 1920 which peaked on the charts on 9/25/1920
Track 8 - Carl Fenton's Orchestra - Cuban Moon - recorded 8/1920 - #23 song of 1920 which peaked on the charts on 10/9/1920
Track 9 - Isham Jones Rainbo Orchestra - Kismet - recorded 6/1920 - #39 song of 1920 which peaked on the charts on 11/6/1920
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03:03 [1] *Dardanella* - _Felix Bernard, Johnny S. Black (m) & Fred Fisher (w)_ - Columbia A2851
06:14 [2] *Whispering* - _John Shonberger (m) & Malvin Shonberger (w)_ - Vocalion 14100
08:51 [3] *The Love Nest* - _Louis A. Hirsch (m) & Otto Harbach (w)_ - Victor 18676
12:11 [4] *The Japanese Sandman* - _Richard A. Whiting (m) & Raymond B. Egan (w)_ - Em 10267
15:10 [5] *I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now* - _Irving Berlin (m & w)_ - Columbia A2794
17:53 [6] *After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It* - _Irving Berlin (m & w)_ - Columbia A2966
20:43 [7] *Pretty Kitty Kelly* - _Ed G. Nelson (m) & Harry Pease (w)_ - Victor 18679
23:40 [8] *Cuban Moon* - _Norman Spencer (m)_ - Brunswick 2048
26:51 [9] *Kismet* - _Hershel Henlere & Guido Deiro (m & w)_ - Brunswick 5021
This selection kicks off with no fewer than four favorites (through the classic jazz versions) of mine. I think of Chet Baker and Russ Freeman (#3), Bird and Diz groovin' high (#2), Art Tatum (#1), Kenny Davern once handing me his clarinet when I asked him at a club gig to play _Dardanella_ as an encore (reed players will get it) and Django jammin' with the Americans (#4).
What a great year for the Great American Songbook. But there were still even more impressive ones to follow. What an era!
Henri de Lagardère Well done 👍
Thank you my mother was born 100 years ago today
May 21, 1920
You are welcome and thank you for watching the channel!
My great great grandparents were married in 1920, and I'm getting married in October 2020 and I'm using my GG grandmothers wedding ring.
@MURICA we're in Australia
Congratulations. 🙂
That's really cool.
Best wishes. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful.
Hands up (Paws up) if you want to step back in time! 😘👏🐈🤗💕💖💕1920s
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My all time favorite Dardanella since childhood 1920's.
This definitely is among the best 1920 music showcases ever. These tunes are a century old, but still so fresh and uplifting they are practically timeless.
Thank you Patrick
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Thank you Bob for sharing these wonderful songs. From the words of these songs, we haven't changed much in 100 years.
Glad you liked this post Craig and more 20's music coming up!
I like the Frank Crumit version of The love nest-Tom Hood in Vancouver once sent me a selection of his very early 1920,s recording not readily available on L.P. 30 years ago-did you know both Crumit and the late Rich Conaty used to drive their vintage cars down the Hudson roads to the recording studios-Crumit in the 20,s and 30,s a dear Rich nearly up to his sad passing in late December 2016.We miss his Big Broadcasts so much.
Nigel I have never had the opportunity to listen to one of Rich's shows but I know they are available online. Rich had a long career with his shows, this channel has only been around about 11 years now. Just curious but was Rich a smoker? I have a copy of the The Love Nest by Frank Crumit. Nigel thank you for watching the channel and leaving such great comments, much appreciated. My name is Bob btw.
As a amateur historian and retired reference librarian . I think the 20's was the most interesting decade of the 20th Century.
I agree Darrell!
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
I've listened to this several times to help get in character for a role set in 1920-21. Opening tonight and closing Saturday. Thanks for your help!
Terrific acoustically recorded music! Singers & musicians performed into a horn with an attached needle that cut the master from which the records were produced. No microphone, no electronic assistance, hard work, plenty of retakes, but a lovely warm result. Have Both John Steel & Frank Crumit versions of "The Love Nest" and "I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now" (ah, sweet revenge!), and a favourite of mine, "After You Get What You Want" by Van & Schenck. Never get tired of this stuff. Thanks so much for this great series, for the superb transfers and the artwork. Bravo!
Thank you Charles for the compliments and for watching the channel.
Thanks for focusing on the 1920's and not letting 1930's depression era music intrude like everyone else does. I've liked 1920's since I was born, and especially since "The Sting" and the Robert Redford version of Great Gatsby. I'm glad others are getting into it too.
Glad you liked it and thank you for leaving a comment, much appreciated. 🙂
THE STING music is Ragtime, pre 1920
@@marcgoodman4228 also it is set during the late depression 😀
I know I was around then and it was a beautiful experience.
Time is passing so fast, so thank you for letting us travel back!
Tell me about it Ivan, wish we could slow it down a bit.
I'm so glad I found this channel! Thank you for sharing these timeless classics! Also love the accompanying photographs and illustrations from that wonderful era! The ladies were beautiful, the gentlemen suave, and the clothing styles elegant!! I was born 2 generations too late!
Thank you for watching the channel Tina and glad you are enjoying the visuals. 😊🙂
Anyone notice how Al Jolson's vocals are easily understood, while John Steel's are almost incomprehensible due to the added 'acrobatics' and rolled 'r's'? To me, such stylings are often what makes a recording 'dated', not the year the record was pressed. In fact, Jolson would continue to perform until his death in 1950 (shortly after returning to the U.S. after performing for troops in Korea), whereas Steel's career foundered in the early '30s, forcing him to declare bankruptcy (he was later able to obtain work as a vocal instructor, presumably teaching a less-ornate style).
It was great listening to this all the way thriugh
Glad you liked it Charles.
You re so easy to follow-I lost your 20,s link to a selection by doodling around too much but the song The Love Nest was still playing so I went into search Pax 41 1920,s and there it was-beautifully listed ! Thanks so much for your wonderful site.
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@CashPapi-zg2ue nothing
It’s like you raided my collection!
I remember how smitten 🥰 I was (and still am) with “Darnella”. Thank you for the wonderful music 🎼.
Got curious my gma was born in 1920 turned 104 in March. That music lol
That is awesome I wish I could go back in those days when I was living in the past
I agree TL, the past is starting to look even better to me now.
Thank you once more. What a joy!
Glad you enjoyed the show Jose!
... came for the music. If I want a history lesson, I'll back to school. Caio.
This Selection Of Music Is Exquisite
It Has Definitely Caught My Attention
Does Any Of The Music Have A Copyright Even Though It's From The 1920s :-)?
Such a nice historical commentary, Bob! All those beautiful songs certainly forecast a decade of lovely music!
Thank you Ed, I plan on doing a bit more on the history and some other topics.
This channel is nothing but a gift.
Do you do research on creole South American (more specifically Argentine) orchestras from the same era? I'm talking about tangos, waltzes, and that kind of music that is sometimes kinda hard to find on compilations, at least on RUclips...
great idea! i do love the tango.
Wohl, are you a fan of Jorge Luis Borges?
There are some posts with latin style music in them on the channel. That is on the agenda at some point Wohl. I have had a few people make specific requests and send a small donation in order for me to give the request priority. I have many 1920's posts planned currently. Thank you for watching the channel and for the compliment, much appreciated. 🙂
@@pax41 Thank you so much for the answer!
@@thedreadtyger I'm ashamed that I'm too much of a normie on art, music, literature, stuff. I have of course heard his name before, but don't know who he really was
Great playlist! Thanks for putting it together. Just found your "Music Time Machine FB page and "followed " you there, too.
Thank you David and more 1920's year series posts to come.
Thank you so very much for this!!
Прывітанне from Belarus. Lovely music from good times!
Thank you for all these playlists!
You are so very welcome and it's great to know the channel has viewers in Belarus. Thank you for watching the channel!
I love this music. Thank you!
Thanks for listening
Thank you for doing this I'm writing a historical fiction book set in the 1920's and I needed to find a song specifically In the year 1920
Glad it helped Matt and I will be posting some hits by year as well.
Why the disclaimer of Jazz and blues which is clearly the influence of this music to the point it can fall into the category of early jazz . It’s great music that has been influenced just give credit where do , it does not matter only when the truth is denied or history changed .
Thanks for this great music!
Glad you enjoyed it Paul and thank you for watching the channel.
I really enjoy this video. Great intro., music is spot on with a bit of dazzle for the eyes.
Liked and Sub'd.
Thank you for the video. Have a great day.
Thank you Duncan for subscribing and glad you enjoyed the post.
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Thanks so much for good music. I shall go out now and start my Model T Ford machine equipped with the new automatic starter. What else will we see a hundred years from now in 2020? I think nothing else can be invented better than I have now in 1920 if the music is any indication.
Do you have a Model T Bill? I would love to see pictures of it. I have always wanted to ride in a vintage car circa 1910-1935.
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Marvellous buddy. Keep it up.
Thank you Aspi, glad you enjoyed todays post.
100 years is just too far to connect
yes,I guess jazz was mostly blues until the late 1920s with Louis Armstrong's hot fives,he didn't develop his solo,personal style until the thirties.but you had Bessie Smith and bix beideriekie just beginning in the twenties bix's dad rejected him, and the poor guy went to the crazy house forever
Theyve got nice style... I wonder what your everyday person looked like and went through though.
I can find some photos and use them in a post, good idea.
So just tom and jerry background music
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