Vintage Hit Songs From The Roaring 1920s Dance Band Music Age @Pax41
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Vintage Hit Songs From The Roaring 1920s Dance Band Music Age @Pax41 vintage music
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Classic 1920s songs by top roaring 20s dance bands from the jazz age. Hit 1920s music by popular dance orchestras of the era. Enjoy the sound of 1920's dance music.
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Track 1 - Markel's Orchestra - Somebody's Wrong - recorded 9/6/1923
Track 2 - Glantz and His Orchestra - Saw Mill River Road - recorded 1/1923
Track 3 - Ernie Golden and His Orchestra - That's My Weakness Now - vocal Irving Kaufman - recorded 6/19/1928
Track 4 - Markel and His Orchestra - Little Peach - recorded 5/1/1925
Track 5 - California Ramblers - Mine All Mine - recorded 12/15/1927
Track 6 - Park Lane Orchestra - Look Up And Smile - vocal Frank Munn - recorded 2/16/1927
Track 7 - Jack Denny and His Orchestra - Hang On To Me - vocal Dick Robertson - recorded 10/1929
Track 8 - Jack Hylton and His Orchestra - Who Cares - vocal Sam Browne - recorded 11/8/1929
Track 9 - Ben Selvin and His Orchestra - If You Want The Rainbow - vocal Larry Murphy - recorded 10/29/1928
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02:04 [1] Mike Markel's Orchestra - *Somebody's Wrong* - Okeh 4962 - Sep 6, 1923
_Richard Whiting (m) & Henry I. Marshall, Raymond B. Egan (w)_
04:59 [2] Nathan Glantz's Orch - *Saw Mill River Road* - Banner 1176 - Jan 21, 1923
_Harry Tierney (m)_
07:50 [3] Ernie Golden - *That's My Weakness Now* - Banner 7160 - Jun 19, 1928
_Sam H. Stept (m) & Bud Green (w)_
10:52 [4] Mike Markel and His Orch - *Little Peach* - Columbia 372-D - May 1, 1925
_Sigmund Romberg (m) & Arthur Wimperis (w)_
14:12 [5] California Ramblers - *Mine, All Mine* - Columbia 1275-D - Dec 15, 1927
_Sam H. Stept (m) & Herman Ruby, Ruby Cowan (w)_
17:16 [6] Park Lane Orchestra - *Look Up and Smile* - Brunswick 3463 - Feb 16, 1927
_Harry D. Squires (m & w)_
20:09 [7] Jack Denny's Mount Royal Orch - *Hang on to Me* - Brunswick 3463 - Nov, 1929
_Jesse Greer (m) & Raymond Klages (w)_
23:10 [8] Jack Hylton and His Orchestra - *Who Cares* - Columbia 372-D - Nov 8, 1929
_Milton Ager (m) & Jack Yellen (w)_
26:01 [9] Ben Selvin Orch - *If You Want The Rainbow* - Columbia 1617-D - Oct 29, 1928
_Oscar Levant (m) & Mort Dixon, Billy Rose (w)_
Thank you as always Henri for adding this information.! 😊🙂😉
Thanks again Henri...merci mon pote..
Dan
Thank you, Henri! ☺️
Henri are you doing okay? Did you not see the latest post?
I'm doing fine, only a lot of stress lately, *eustress,* so no need to worry. I will be catching up with your broadcasts soon. Bob, friend and kindred spirit, I wish you all the best.
This album is excellent❤❤❤
Great music and good sound thanks
What wonderful music but I would love to be able to read the copy in the movie magazines on my phone now maybe if I had a tablet it would be easier but thank you again
Grand music oh boy
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra recorded Whispering 100 years ago today!
Great song, thank you for sharing that fact David. 🙂👍
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Glad you enjoyed it
Great music. Thank You.
Glad you liked it Charles and thank you for being a long time subscriber.
Delightful
Somehow between 1927 and 1936 is my sweet spot. It's before the great swing bands (which I enjoy also) but that's when you get those great melodic songs you can sing to.
You're not the only one with that sweet. It's mine too
I like listening to music like this, going through our own Great depression. Thanks
Welcome Tomas and thank you for watching the channel.
OH BROTHER!!!!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Thank you so much for the music!! The remastering, especially on the acoustic records of the early 20s, is as excellent as any I've ever heard. Keep up the good work and help people to hear the actual music of the time.
Thank you Rufus for your compliment and for watching the channel. Did you listen to the most recent post from last month?
@@pax41 only about three times I think so far. Wunderbar! Oops, that's not British!
Still listening thanks
Glad to hear it Frank and thank you for listening.
Thank you very much!
Welcome Gary and thank you as always for supporting the channel.
Schön war die gute alte Zeit .
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich den Kanal angesehen haben.
This selection was smashing! Some of the best bands of the era in famous songs that never age; besides the magazine pages you showed were particularly lovely. Thanks so much for this awesome set.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks. great to hear from you.
Hola, the dread tyger and thank you as always for being a great subscriber and fan of the channel. It is greatly appreciated. 👍🙂
Thank you Bob. Once again you nailed it. Great set.
Glad you liked it Craig, sorry there was no Scrappy Lambert in there for you.
Craig are you doing okay in NY? Did you get a chance to listen to my new post from two weeks ago?
Whenever i hear music from late 1800s to early 1940s I feel almost like a dream/nostalgic feeling even though I was never alive during those times.
I agree with you 100%. The music just transports me back to a time when the pace of life was slower.
I agree
genial, robert, tu ultimo video grabado.
Absolutely Fantastic Mr Pax41
If there is anything from Van and Schenck i would love to listen.
One of my favourite from an era i`d love to have been born in.
Thank you from England.
Joe Lee
I have more by those two Joe, glad you enjoy them. Thank you for watching the channel too!
Yes, especially the flip side of get out and get under the moon
Thank you very much , this is my favourite channel.
So glad you are enjoying the channel and thank for subscribing too! Working on a new video that will be posted this weekend. 🙂
What a fascinating selection
Thanks again buddy..
I appreciate to hear from you...
Dan from Paris -Fr.
Always great to hear from you Dan and glad you liked today's selection. Have a wonderful day Dan!
@@pax41... Merci beaucoup pour tout ce que vous faites.. ..
Thanks for your kind reply and for what you do..have a nice sunday Bob
Dan
If you don't mind? Could you monetize this channel and how do you not get copyright striked?
Great music by the way
The channel was monetized about two years ago but YT took that away, like they did with so many other channels. I have had copyright strikes and claims but have disputed them. I avoid posting popular names like Duke Ellington, Bing, Count Basie and others to avoid those claims. The good news, all published music and sound recordings from the the 1920's and before will be public domain in a little over nine years.
50 years after the author's death, music because open domain.
@@gradymcdonald4155 Not in the US Grady, this link gives you the details copyright.cornell.edu/publicdomain#Footnote_3 Also, there are two different copyrights involved. One is for the published composition and the other is for the sound recording. US copyright laws were changed in October of 2018 in regards to the sound recording, which has no less than 100 years protection.
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