1930s Classic Cars & Orchestra Music Of The Art Deco Era @Pax41
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- 1930s classic cars & orchestra music of the art deco era @Pax41 vintage 1930s music
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Popular 1930s dance orchestra music by top 1930s dance bands of the art deco era. 1930s songs to match the visuals of 1930s classic cars.
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Track 1- Mal Hallett & His Orchestra - Moonlight On The Highway - vocal by Jerry Perkins - recorded 8/2/1937
Track 2 - Hudson - DeLange Orchestra - At Your Beck & Call - vocal Mary McHugh - recorded 1/27/1938
Track 3 - Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Why Shouldn't I - vocal Kay Weber - recorded 9/19/1935
Track 4 - Don Bestor & His Orchestra - Along Came Love - vocals Don Bestor & Neil Buckley - recorded 9/29/1932
Track 5 - Anthony Trini & His Orchestra - Why Shouldn't I - recorded 6/1/1931
Track 6 - Richard Himber & His Ritz Carlton Orchestra - Things Might Have Been So Different - vocal Joey Nash - recorded 2/11/1935
Track 7 - The Castillian Troubadours - Orchids In The Moonlight - recorded 1/16/1934
Track 8 - Dorsey Brothers Orchestra - By Heck - recorded 8/14/1934
Track 9 - Reggie Childs & His Orchestra - Did You Mean It - vocal by Stephanie Dale - recorded 10/12/1936
Track 10 - Ruby Newman & His Orchestra - Rainbow In The Night - vocal by Roy Morton - recorded 5/17/1938
Track 11 - Lennie Hayton & His Orchestra - The Morning After - vocal by Paul Barry - recorded 9/8/1937
Track 12 - Freddie Rich & His Orchestra - I'm Wishing - vocal by The Clubmen - recorded 1/22/1938
Track 13 - Vincent Lopez & His Suave Swing Orchestra - Whistling In The Wildwood - vocal by Sonny Schuyler - recorded 4/18/1939
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THIS MUSIC IS GREAT IN THE MORNING.HAVE MOR PEP TO FACE ANOTHER DAY.
Fantastic selection here.... Love the old car adverts, I've picked my "new" Chevrolet from the 1934 model line up! :)
Drive over so I can go for a ride in it please. 😎
Fanrastic music!!! Loved rhe auros!!!
Loved the Music , Loved the Autos...THANK YOU!
Always a great repeat performance! Encore!
Orchids in the Moonlight is one of my very favorites, that somehow doesn't seem to show up that often. Thank you. I'd love to see Pink Martini do it.
So beautifully done! I’m sharing your vids on Telegram. Thanks for all the lovely music, Pax. ❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing the vids Nancy. Without great viewers like you sharing them this music won't get rediscovered. It seems like the powers to be on this site only promote certain content.
Delightful with interesting photos
Super excellent with very good interesting auto photos
You combined two of my favorite subjects. Thank you.
Working on more John, love those classic 20's and 30's cars.
Cool auto graphics to go along with the period music. Thanks much. Very enjoyable.
I love old car ads and vintage ads with beautiful women in them. I can't seem to get enough of them.
divina compilacion , gracias por la musica
Love it...the older cars had lots of physical space and not as constrainted and sleek as we know today. Ah yes, wonderful music, an older car, and a new date for the "movies". A recipe for a great evening! Thanks for the memories, Bob.
Your comments are always very entertaining Larry!
Lovely pictures and good music🎶😀thnx!
Thank you Hans, glad you like these.
What a wonderful collection of tracks! Thoroughly enjoyable.
Glad you liked it Larry!
This was a more unusual but great pairing of precious music with most remarkable visual material. Thank you for sharing!
I found that the viewers seem to prefer a variety P.
another fine collection.I particularly liked the castillion troubadours & thedorsey brothers
Glad you enjoyed this selection Trevor. I am very partial to the Lennie Hayton side.
Sweet memories....
Exelente.
brilliant, thanks for posting
Glad you liked it and thank you for watching!
An especially nice collection, thank you :)
Glad you liked this post and welcome.
Hi Bob, This is fantastic! I like the Hispanic " Orchids in the Moonlight " best. The rest of the music was good too. The 1934 Chevrolet with the Fisher body is the one I like. My favorite cars are the earlier types though, like Ford Model T's and those cars with spoke wheel tires...lol! This is wonderful Bob, you helped to make a bygone era come alive for me! Thank you so much my friend. :-)
I had a feeling you would like this one Neil. You have a good day my friend!
That Victoria (Ford made them as well, but I think that is a Chevy) is my favorite body style of that era with that little bustle back, a cross between a coupe and two-door sedan. Our mailman had one when I was a kid and I noticed it even then! The music even sounds deco!
All of the cars ads used in this video are Chevrolet, so good eye Ed.
I am very Lucky indeed! I Live around Old Cars and this Music Everyday! My Friend`s Have Old cars as well! Mike Hartmann has a 1919 Model TT Truck, A 1925 ModelTT Truck that`s at My House! Phone Booth Truck, We call it the "Paper Moon Truck" it`s Identical! And A Beautiful 1934 Chevrolet! Jim Has the 1925 Chevrolet we are fixing to finish up! As well as two Model T ford`s! I have 9 Of My own 1920`s Car`s The oldest, A 1915 REO! The Newest a 1931 Plymouth! FUN WORKING ON THESE WALE LISTENING TO THESE AWESOME VIDEOS!
My favorite car on this post is on Rainbow In The Night. The bottom center car (light green) convertible is such a great looking car to me. I would love to go for a ride in that.
J'adore
Bob, I know I say this all the time, but -- gotta say it again -- this is one of my favorite sets you've put together ... just magnificent! I don't recall having heard "Moonlight on the Highway" with lyrics -- only a live instrumental version by the BG orch; this is nice! I really like the vocalist on the Hudson-DeLange "At Your Beck and Call"; she seems to have a little Maxine Sullivan influence; love that pretty tune. Good to hear the two different "Why Shouldn't I?" songs; the Porter one, which the Dorsey band does, is of course the more famous of the two; not sure who wrote the other one, but I've heard it in a Joan Crawford film of the period -- good song, sweet version. Beautiful take on "Orchids in the Moonlight." Nice to hear the less-commonly heard take of "By Heck"; for me, 1934 was the last great year for the Dorsey Bros. orch -- they still had some jazz content then; in '35, the band became much more sedate. I love this treatment of the great "Did You Mean It?" -- such a good tune! Hadn't heard this excellent version of the gorgeous "The Morning After" -- I have the Norvo with Mildred Bailey and TD with Jack Leonard; underrated tune. The Lopez closer is terrific, too!
Doesn't the Reggie Childs selection remind you of Hal Kemp?
For sure! -- those muted trumpets prior to the last instrumental chorus sound very Kemp-ish.
Yep, that is the same thing I thought too. I don't recall anyone employing that technique until Kemp started doing it. The Dorsey Brothers "By Heck" puts me in mind of another outfit but haven't put my finger on it yet. I like that Trini song, it was new to me as well and a recent addition. I actually thought I was buying the Porter version when I purchased it.
There's a fine Al Bowlly / Lew Stone Orch. version of "Moonlight on the Highway" I have on an old LP reissue . Won't be hard to find on a RUclips search if you're interested .
thanks
Nice music and nice cars.
This is a little later than I think you usually like isn't it?
I DO like music from the Swing era, but you're right in suggesting that I prefer the earlier styles. I find them more varied and less 'formulated'. Also most bands tended to have their 'own' particular sound One immediately recognises a Weems number or an Ambrose song from his HMV period e.g.
I agree Peter and that is what I like about the early to mid 1930's period. I would have thought the Lennie Hayton piece might be something you liked. I am fond of it, great vocal and arrangement, plus a beautiful song.
it ahassiss mad to be that radio was much bigger ichhat were the world , and the u.s.,in the thirties than t.v. was,even in the 1980sve a.because the underground nmmusic scene was massive at one time pretty recently because of the sheer number of good bands. who were out there -g
Another great collection of songs. It's interesting to me that these are from the mid to late 30s. While they aren't quite as boisterous in tone as songs from the late 20s, they do seem at least a bit more energetic than songs from the early 30s which seem very sedate and ballad oriented, and frequently wistful sounding about the past. Maybe people were starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel from the Depression by '35 to '38.
Good point Susan, glad you enjoyed this post.
My dad talked about a '31 Buick Roadster with dual-mount spares he had during WWII. He couldn't get tires for it and let it go for cheap. He liked looking at antique car traders looking for one like it. I needed a car 50 years ago and found a '35 Dodge Coupe that was roadworthy. Dad talked me out of buying it because it had knee-action shock absorbers, and he said those were not good. I guess that one is my regret!
David have you talked with Bobby Roy? He restores old cars and he is up in Arkansas. I am going to make a road trip up to see him and his cars and record collection. Do you have a picture of the Dodge? Side note. I am going to start commenting on your videos to help you out. I did some research today and you may have seen my Facebook post on it. The comment metric is extremely important to a channel surviving. It will take all of us commenting if I am to be able to continue this channel. Hope you had a great day David!
Pax41 Music Time Machine I am shedding things at this stage of my life. We have a nice 77 bird that we are letting go to a friend. I plan to get our '78 Landcruiser out and make it roadworthy again. We are keeping our photographs and record collection!
David you can call me Bob, it's okay. Don't give up the ship just yet David😊
I was on my phone and it plugged your channel name in! I will remember to call you Bob! David
Bob! You`re after My Heart! I am in the middle of restoring a 1931 Chevrolet like the one in the advertisement in "Why Shouldn`t I? at 12:15!!! As well as two 1925 Chevrolet`s! And 1915 REO! And a 1929 Oakland All American! SHEEEEEESE! I am BUSY! Digging out some things for You! Will get them to You soon!
Bob why don't you email me some pictures of the cars you restored and are working on. I can post them in a video and find old ads to compare them with. What do you think?
I really enjoyed Rainbow in the Night by Roy Morton 👌🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🎶 (26.51)
Great song indeed, glad you enjoyed it.
"Rainbow in the Night" sounds very similar to "Until Today." Perry Como recorded "Until Today" while singing with the Ted Weems Orchestra. "Until Today" also pops up in a short subject featuring the Freddie Rich Orchestra; Bunny Berigan sings the song in the movie and has a nice trumpet solo after his vocal.
great stuff--particularly like anthony trini's :"why shouldn't i?": hadn't heard it before
That is a great song, one of my favorites on that post.
Wonderful
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Glad you enjoyed this selection legend vito
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Dig it
Shane if you liked this one then you like this one from one of my Live Stream shows. Thanks for watching!
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00:04 [01] Al Sherman (m) & Joe Burke and Edgar Leslie (w)
03:11 [02] Buck Ram (m) & Eddie DeLange (w)
06:03 [03] Cole Porter (m & w)
09:21 [04] Henry Tobias (m) & Charles Tobias and Haven Gillespie (w)
12:03 [05] Arthur Freed (m & w)
15:02 [06] J. Fred Coots (m) & Sam M. Lewis (w)
18:16 [07] Vincent Youmans (m) & Edward Eliscu and Gus Kahn (w)
21:08 [08] S.R. Henry (m) & L. Wolfe Gilbert (w)
24:21 [09] Jesse Greer (m) & Mort Dixon (w)
26:50 [10] Payson Re (m) & Buddy Green (w)
30:00 [11] Willie Smith, Tommy Dorsey, Clay Boland (m) & Moe Jaffe (w)
33:01 [12] Frank Churchill (m) & Larry Morey (w)
36:13 [13] Vincent Rose and Larry Stock (m) & James Cavanaugh (w)
Another Chevy-d'œuvre by pax41.
I need to get you to write titles and content Henri. I love your comments.
BTW, number 10 would be my favorite on this post.
Guess what, I'd like to do that.
You should email me at toddbo01@hotmail.com Henri. I can then give you details on my planned posts and we can work out the details. Thank you so much.
Let me know when you add some Buicks…
and Lincoln automobiles when sold to Ford and immediate upgrade in in quality, this comes from owner and driver of cadillacs and LINCOLNS for decades...
Can anyone name the movie that song number 12 is from?
It's from Disney's Snow White.
You got it!
Snow White! It's actually my favorite Disney movie because of its great music!
You got it Jenny!
There are only Chevrolets......
Well maybe some others on the next series 😉