1 Hour of 1930’s British Dance Band Music
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- A compilation from my own collection of original 78RPM records.
This is a first for me so forgive me for the shoddy editing and sound quality, I've yet to learn how to digitally restore them!
Despite the video quality there's some rare gems in there not available to hear on the internet elsewhere so well worth a listen!
0:00 - Teddy Joyce & His Dance Music - New Moon (1934)
3:11 - Carroll Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans - All of me (1932)
6:14 - Ambrose & His Orchestra - Moon (1932)
9:15 - Allan Selby & His Band - Broadway Melody (1929)
12:30 - The Blue Lyres (Ambrose & Orch) - Pardon Me Pretty Baby (1931)
15:24 - Carroll Gibbons & His Boyfriends - You've Got Everything (1933)
18:14 - Sydney Kyte & His Piccadilly Hotel Band - Stars Fell on Alabama (1935)
21:06 - Harry Roy & His Orchestra - You're An Eyeful of Heaven (1936)
23:58 - Billy Cotton & His Band - Me And The Moon (1936)
27:07 Bram Martin & His Holborn Restaurant Orchestra - You've Got Dust On Your Coat (1937)
29:44 - Carroll Gibbons & His Boyfriends - According to the Moonlight (1935)
32:34 - Jack Jackson & His Dorchester Hotel Orchestra - My Heart Was Sleeping (1935)
35:59 - Joe Loss & His Band - Hands Across The Table (1935)
38:53 - Sydney Lipton & His Grosvenor House Dance Orchestra - Marta (1932)
42:13 - Harry Roy & His Orchestra - London On A Rainy Night (1935)
45:17 - Joe Loss & His Band - Two Sleepy People (1938)
48:18 - Jack Payne & His Band - Everybody Dance (1936)
51:11 - Billy Thorburn & His Music - The Lambeth Walk (1938)
54:10 - Henry Hall & The BBC Dance Orchestra - We Belong Together (1932)
56:53 - Billy Thorburn & His Music - London is Saying Goodnight (1938)
My mom was born and raised in Philadelphia (1928-2007), but when I played a CD of British dance band music for her, she exclaimed, "This is music I used to hear on your grandma's old Philco when I was little!" She hummed along with a few tunes.
I have had an interest in what was once was life going back to my memories of my parents and their records sadly lost in time.
This was their time. I was born in 1944.
This music calms me and sets me in a different time it's beautiful music
My father was born in the 1920s and loved the pre-war British Dance Bands. He died some years ago but I seem to have acquired the same interest. Beautiful music from a classic period of British history.
Went to London in 1936, a photographer from Texas and returned in '42 as a soldier. God save the King!
I returned to London in '42 as a soldier to kick some Nazi a..!
Thankyou for helping us out with that pesky Hitler chap ! My parents were children during World War 2, my Mum used to ask the GI's for chewing gum, Have you got eny gum chum, not a stick little chick was the reply 😂
Thank you very much for posting such beautiful music that speaks of a happy time, but where life was also hard, but pleasant. Greetings from Peru.
Very lovely collection of songs from that wonderful era. Thank you!
It doesn't get any better than this!!!!!!!!!!!!
My FAV music.....THANK YOU !!!!
Sjajno!
I enjoy this very much. I hope that you're going to be posting more videos like this. Believe me, there's an audience for these.
I do plan on uploading more consistently but probably on a smaller scale
This is wonderful,! Thank you, Joshie!
Magnificient compilation!a real musical picture of a period!thank you!
coolest video on youtube
Never watched a better video 🐢
Excellent compilation! Many thanks, Spen.
!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!
Great music
Excellent content Joshie
I love it! Thanks a lot from Russia.
Thank u Josh
Thanks bro!
Good video
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BEAUTIFUL, BUT I HOPE IT CAN BE DIGITALLY REMASTERED ; THE M O S T ELEGANT AND UNFORGETTABLE ERA !
OMGH BBAYYY
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Great music, but who`s the beautiful painting..?
Although your comment is now a year old... It is George Hyde Pownall and it's a picture of 1910. It's relatively small, only 15 by 24 centimeters. He made several depictions of Piccadilly Circus.
The British did a great job in copying american bands like Guy Lombardo and Isham Jones. Ray Nobels british band is featured in the movie The Shining with vocalist Al Bowley.