Great song, great shape, I live in a 1927 house. Will play the song for my guests, 90 years, what's that. I still have all my family's stuff from that time, great stuff. Enjoy the songs!!
¡¡Well done!! I'm from Montevideo, Uruguay, my place is from 1908, and I also play jazz jazz and jazz, especially 20's and 30's. ¡It's classic not for nothing!
With those skinny clown suits and light brown shoes men wear now, I'd take this, or my favorite, gray double-breasted 3-piece Pinstripe! Oxford shoes, thank you, and I'm gone!!
for a split moment, like a ditz, I got century confused with decade! i was like there is no way someone that old would have a youtube account! :D then again who knows....is there any 90 something year olds out there anywhere??! lol
Where every lulu bell goes, in her swell clothes, rubbing elbows, down where fashion sits, puttin on the Ritz! ……they don’t write lyrics like that no mo! Love it!
Irving Berlin rewrote the lyrics in the 1950's, changing it from a song about joyous poor blacks to one about snooty rich white people. Lulubelle was slang for a black maid, so that didn't make the cut.
You are very observant, Mr. Barkley. This is almost unbelievable. But consider, sound recording was getting pretty good by the twenties. We are just used to dealing with old copies, not the originals. At this time amplification was just coming in, crudely, for guitars. Top notch song, anyway!
YES ! THEY'RE USING AN EXCELLENT ' DE-POPPER ' TO REMOVE THE SURFACE NOISE , BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY'RE LOSING SOME OF THE CRISP CLEAN ' HIGHS ' DURING THE PROCESS .
Wow! Older musicians and my parents often spoke of of Phil Spitalny, but this is the first time I have had the pleasure of hearing his band! Thanks so much!
When I listen to this, it makes me feel like memories from its era are just beyond me. I cannot quite recall them, but I feel a certain nostalgia for a time that I have never truly experienced.
@@emp_norton4320 I don't think Lesbia even existed as a sovereign nation back in the 1930s! They wouldn't gain any recognition for another 30 plus years!
This was like the dubstep or trap music of it's day, conservative parents "oh that jazz these kids listen to I can't stand it" but it still holds up so well even now! I had a long talk and listen to a lot of this stuff with my 94 year old grandma and she actually LOVES dubstep and trap and especially electro-swing (grandma is a HUGE Caravan Palace and Parov Stelar fan now!) and I LOVE old jazz like this it's just awesome.
Dennis, don't listen to LEGO he doesn't care, but WE do and, are glad that YOU do! Back in the day it was expressed lyrically that this music was "modernistic" and, that you had to BE that in the Twenties way! Honest. I think you are getting there because of your listening!
I love Taco, I love Mel Brooks,etc., ...but this 1930 genesis of this tune is full, complex, & has the feel of originality of youth. Looks like this was originally posted 8 years ago from my comment now,,,so glad i found it, thanks.
I was born in the mid-1900's - 1950. But this music is from the earlier decades of the 20th century...circa 1925 -1930..so maybe your great grandparents!
Thanks for this--I LOVE this old music!!! My beloved parents danced to these songs, & my dad played drums in several big bands. They would play these records on an elderly, sad-looking, WAY-past-prime Victrola, & I liked it ok--but I never really "got it" until my early 60s. NOW I can't stop playing, replaying, re-replaying, etc. these wonderful songs... I'm sure my folks are smiling down, glad I FINALLY RECOGNIZED the joy & the brilliance of them. Now I can't HELP but boogie... & it HURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTS!!!!!!!!!😖😫😯🤔😲😱☹️😂😊Oh, freakin' WELL.👣👀🙏🏿
@@eandsm4620 I'm trying--now if only I could talk my crumbling hip/knee joints into seeing this MY way!!! They ain't HAVIN' it. 😖🤪😵😱🙃 (They're puttin' on the RUST, instead of the RITZ.)
un grand merci a celui qui nous permet d ecouter cette merveille ! quelle epoque que je regrette de n avoir pas connue . cette musique n a pas pris une ride ! pierre xavier de chassot .
In the 1960's I studied violin with the brother of Phil....Maurice Spitalny, at the University of Miami. Phil showed up at one of our group recitals so I got to meet him. I didn't know anything about him until later, to my eternal regret.
I was born in 1957 what do I know? No synthesizers or fake instruments they had to learn to play those instruments and learn them well and smooth the only Electronics they had was to amplify it with radio tubes and microphones takes a lot of ability and talent to make a song like this listen to that guitar player in all those instruments...
That tune reminds me of a joke. It goes something like this... Recently I read that V. Putin was heard lamenting the loss of his and his associates personal wealth. He was recalling better times at the beach on the French Riveria and placing Bond villian-style big bets in the casinos. I guess in his mind he was still Putin on the Ritz.
It bounces like a basketball...... I hear tapdancing that would match this music in my head. I see crazy flappers and swells in spats and tails just tearing apart a wooden dance floor...
Your music (and the graphics you provide) would provide a lift at the best of times -- and they're even more welcome now, during shelter-in-place. Thank you -- and, wishing you all the best.
My grandmother will be turning 90 this month. She grew up the grandaughter of former Spanish-Yucatecan landowners, not Sisal, her grandparents had a farm where they raised cattle and poultry as well as goats for milk (apparently until World War II it was more popular in Yucatan than cows milk which they also sold). She used to tell me of the music she heard as a girl growing up in Merida. They would "get the signal" from Havana and New Orleans apparently, not sure if also from Texas, they could also hear with some static XEW from Mexico City. Danzon, of the original Cuban variety, rumba and guaracha were the listeners favorites followed by swing, especially Glen Miller. Mexican music was not as popular, mariachi music or the corrido (more related to North Mexico) never really caught on. Yucatan had and still has a bit of a Caribbean soul when it comes to musical tastes. In my teen years in the 1990s you could hear in Merida a lot salsa and merengue, cumbia, in this case both the Colombian and Mexico City variety, and the regional Yucatecan Trova which is a mixture of Cuban Trova, Colombian Bambuco, Venezuelan Pasillo and even Valse Peruano. As for Mexican music, Los Panchos, the Tres Ases, Los Caballeros and other guitar trios were favorites in the 1950s and 1960s, Mariachi music did finally caught attention but only as a variety spectacle type music. Yucatan really has a way of doing things totally different from Mexico or as Yucatecos say it "were first Yucatecan and second Mexican". Which is an interesting position.
Just subbed to your channel. All these great old songs have always seemed familiar to me since childhood. Strange but I love all these old songs. Thank you.
1930: recorded with Berlin's original lyrics, which were none too kind to the hoi polloi. He later re-wrote them, and the tune has been covered hundreds of times since. Good audio restoration. Harmony was, for many years, the second label to Columbia Records.
Actually this is not a Phil Spitalny Take one is HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA MUSIC and take 2 is Carl Webster's Yale Collegians with Stu Pletcher on Odeon non vocal. . Very nice recordings with very good quality. Thank You Mr. Prozoot Dymitr Markiewicz
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Great song, great shape, I live in a 1927 house. Will play the song for my guests, 90 years, what's that. I still have all my family's stuff from that time, great stuff. Enjoy the songs!!
Hi from France 🇫🇷 😊 😊 😊
I live in a 1913 and love playing 1920s-40s music.
Love the music of those days. The Flappers doing their thing. In my mind it's 1924.😊😊😊
¡¡Well done!! I'm from Montevideo, Uruguay, my place is from 1908, and I also play jazz jazz and jazz, especially 20's and 30's. ¡It's classic not for nothing!
@@edwardgunyo3638 According to Zillow, my house in Central New York State was built in 1892. Still has original parlor room woodwork.
90 years later that suit and dress still looks in style!
With those skinny clown suits and light brown shoes men wear now, I'd take this, or my favorite, gray double-breasted 3-piece Pinstripe! Oxford shoes, thank you, and I'm gone!!
@ali kamal he means arresting women for showing their ankles
I love that dress, btw I'm 19🥰
Not a suit
Yeah, if you wanna look like Bing Crosby from 1932.
I was born in the same century this masterpiece came out. Unbelievable
Ashley Caroline Sweet Caroline.
for a split moment, like a ditz, I got century confused with decade! i was like there is no way someone that old would have a youtube account! :D then again who knows....is there any 90 something year olds out there anywhere??! lol
Haha, I too. In 1998.
@@ashleycarr9589 Same here! Late 20th Century.
I was born 1930 so got a little of this fantastic era as child ,then the war took it all away !
Cap
My mother was in Phil's singing trio, The Three Little Words, from the late 30's to early 40's. Did she have some stories to tell!
I would love to hear her stories!
Amazing!
Hello John share some of the stories would love to hear like what were these ladies the Danforth Sisters?
I THOUGHT YOU WERE DEAD
Please share with us
Where every lulu bell goes, in her swell clothes, rubbing elbows, down where fashion sits, puttin on the Ritz! ……they don’t write lyrics like that no mo! Love it!
Irving Berlin rewrote the lyrics in the 1950's, changing it from a song about joyous poor blacks to one about snooty rich white people. Lulubelle was slang for a black maid, so that didn't make the cut.
Because you live im the future now of course there are greats in this future also. Look a little closer! Lol
My Junior High School was built in 1924! Played this jam in the Auditorium!
RUclips is the repository and dispenser of the great music of the 1920's and 1930's!
and even further back records started out in around 1896 and there's a bit of stuff from 1900 as well.
Absolutely. makes my computer worthwhile.
I almost passed fifty years without listen this excellent charleston.
In before they all got deleted by the offended socialists.
You can find music from the 1920s and 30s right here on channels like 78musicprof he has a great collection of old records like this one.
Such a clear, clean transfer for a recording from 193O! = Great.
Kirk Barkley 1930
You are very observant, Mr. Barkley. This is almost unbelievable. But consider, sound recording was getting pretty good by the twenties. We are just used to dealing with old copies, not the originals. At this time amplification was just coming in, crudely, for guitars. Top notch song, anyway!
YES ! THEY'RE USING AN EXCELLENT ' DE-POPPER ' TO REMOVE THE SURFACE NOISE , BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY'RE LOSING SOME OF THE CRISP CLEAN ' HIGHS ' DURING THE PROCESS .
@@theannoyedmrfloyd3998 He said 1930
78's retain their sound well I find. got a 78 from 1920 sounds super clear.
Wow! Older musicians and my parents often spoke of of Phil Spitalny, but this is the first time I have had the pleasure of hearing his band! Thanks so much!
In later years he was noted for his “All Girl Orchestra”.
@@CPorter Great story. His band featured his wife, "Evelyn and Her Magic Violin".
When I listen to this, it makes me feel like memories from its era are just beyond me. I cannot quite recall them, but I feel a certain nostalgia for a time that I have never truly experienced.
u literally have a lesbian flag in your profile they wouldn’t want you
@@emp_norton4320 Was there a word for that in 1930?
@@emp_norton4320 I don't think Lesbia even existed as a sovereign nation back in the 1930s! They wouldn't gain any recognition for another 30 plus years!
Join the club!!
Love this "old fashioned" style of music!
WHY DO YOU THINK THE MUSIC IS NOT SAD❔ THE MUSIC IS SAD. AND SAD MEMERIES. JUST AS WELL.
@@elizabethbernal6118 I know this is going to be a bad memory, but you spelled memories wrong.
This was like the dubstep or trap music of it's day, conservative parents "oh that jazz these kids listen to I can't stand it" but it still holds up so well even now! I had a long talk and listen to a lot of this stuff with my 94 year old grandma and she actually LOVES dubstep and trap and especially electro-swing (grandma is a HUGE Caravan Palace and Parov Stelar fan now!) and I LOVE old jazz like this it's just awesome.
grassulo Love this - Your grandma sounds really cool - and so nice that the two of you can share music in such a fun way!
Your imaginary grandma sounds great.
Your grandma is awesome!!
Dubstep is dead 😓
cool cool.
If you feel blue in a gray and rainy day, listen to this record and the sun will sunshine again!
Whatta rhythm section. If that doesn't get you up out of the chair, call the undertaker.
Paul Lindemeyer 00l
Vera lyn
Paul Lindemeyer I'll call him, and put in the order, but the undertaker'll have to carry it out...
@@bobbywimsy6741 ROFL
Paul Lindemeyer Yes indeedy!
I love those bass brass rhythm sections they had in the records of this time. You want to bounce on your toes like the Rhythm Boys!
Great stuff ! I was born in 1936, so I'm just a kid for some folks ! Hey, this is cool !
I guess I can save my comment about whipper snappers.
Nothing like the original. This is pure gold. Thank you !
Kind regards from Vienna.
This is the music I listen to instead of modern music.
Good for you
no one cares
Dennis, don't listen to LEGO he doesn't care, but WE do and, are glad that YOU do! Back in the day it was expressed lyrically that this music was "modernistic" and, that you had to BE that in the Twenties way! Honest. I think you are getting there because of your listening!
James Miller
Good-o James. Mr Lego had to have listened and loved the music, right ? 🗽
@@jnstonbely5215 INDEEDY!!! :)
I love Taco, I love Mel Brooks,etc., ...but this 1930 genesis of this tune is full, complex, & has the feel of originality of youth. Looks like this was originally posted 8 years ago from my comment now,,,so glad i found it, thanks.
One Mike one take, direct to wax or foil hand cranked analogue recording device, it's a wonder.
The Taco rendition had a typical synthesizer based 1980's sound.
yeah, taco blew my mind
Ten years ago for me.
Don’t forget Fred Astaire’s version.
Gotta love the groove and skill of this one. I used to spin that old 78 record quite a bit. Glad to see it put out on RUclips for enjoyment by all.
I can imagine my grandparents dancing to this, they were born in mid 1900s.
I was born in the mid-1900's - 1950. But this music is from the earlier decades of the 20th century...circa 1925 -1930..so maybe your great grandparents!
They're dead now. So is everyone on that record.
@@tomguyone my four grandparents were born between 1906 and 1908 so in 1930 they all were in their twenties.
@@enriccoll3908 ``they were born in mid 1900s.``??
@@tomguyoneI think he was referring to the decade not the century
Thanks for this--I LOVE this old music!!!
My beloved parents danced to these songs, & my dad played drums in several big bands.
They would play these records on an elderly, sad-looking, WAY-past-prime Victrola, & I liked it ok--but I never really "got it" until my early 60s. NOW I can't stop playing, replaying, re-replaying, etc. these wonderful songs... I'm sure my folks are smiling down, glad I FINALLY RECOGNIZED the joy & the brilliance of them. Now I can't HELP but boogie...
& it HURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTS!!!!!!!!!😖😫😯🤔😲😱☹️😂😊Oh, freakin' WELL.👣👀🙏🏿
Keep the boogie going! :-)
@@eandsm4620 I'm trying--now if only I could talk my crumbling hip/knee joints into seeing this MY way!!!
They ain't HAVIN' it.
😖🤪😵😱🙃
(They're puttin' on the RUST, instead of the RITZ.)
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 77yo Aussie fan.
Amazing sound & great tune & performance.
un grand merci a celui qui nous permet d ecouter cette merveille ! quelle epoque que je regrette de n avoir pas connue . cette musique n a pas pris une ride ! pierre xavier de chassot .
Oui un vrai bonheur ! La belle époque 🤗
I am absolutely hearing a blend of Ritz plus When I Get Low, I Get High. It's absolutely perfect. Is anybody else hearing this song in the melody too?
In the 1960's I studied violin with the brother of Phil....Maurice Spitalny, at the University of Miami. Phil showed up at one of our group recitals so I got to meet him. I didn't know anything about him until later, to my eternal regret.
....thanks for that. I love the Spitalny Orch. One of my favorites.
Love when they break down the beat at 4:58 and all get those excellent solos!!!
This reminds me of old vintage Mickey Mouse & Betty Boop cartoons.🐭🐀👢👄 Luv it!💃💃👯👯
I used to adore watching Betty Boop when I was little! I'd love to find all those old recordings agin some day!
Не старіюча класика жанру Dance Music! Bravo! Prozoot RESPECT за репертуар і відмінну якість !!!
....thank you!
Excellent version with flawless timing and execution.
The best music ever, a golden era
In the 50-th this melody was repeated in popular foxtrot "Istanbul".
Is that "Istanbul" as in "They might be giants"..?
@@celine9238 ...and You Celine have a little birdhouse in Your soul....Regards,Starman.
WOW !!! Phil Spitalny Orchestra !!!!
...and Danford Sisters, as well, all great !!! Thanks for uploading this! I enjoy it enormously !!!
Wow, just wonderful, how cab anyone not love this
WOW, THIS IS SIMPLY GREAT, THANK YOU.
....thanks for tuning in!
I was born in 1957 what do I know? No synthesizers or fake instruments they had to learn to play those instruments and learn them well and smooth the only Electronics they had was to amplify it with radio tubes and microphones takes a lot of ability and talent to make a song like this listen to that guitar player in all those instruments...
That tune reminds me of a joke. It goes something like this...
Recently I read that V. Putin was heard lamenting the loss of his and his associates personal wealth. He was recalling better times at the beach on the French Riveria and placing Bond villian-style big bets in the casinos. I guess in his mind he was still Putin on the Ritz.
By far, the best recorded version
Love the syncopation!
Taco did a fabulous re-stir of this, but this is just so whimsical and light! LOVE it!!!
Gracias por subir audios originales de las canciones de aquellos tiempos, jamás pensé que esta es la original y no la de Taco
It bounces like a basketball...... I hear tapdancing that would match this music in my head. I see crazy flappers and swells in spats and tails just tearing apart a wooden dance floor...
....thanks for the great comment!
Your music (and the graphics you provide) would provide a lift at the best of times -- and they're even more welcome now, during shelter-in-place. Thank you -- and, wishing you all the best.
J'adore cette chanson. Such great quality! ♡
Je l'ai aussi.adoré (Just 1 year in j.c. Really!)
Minha filha, one year old, adorava dançar assistindo a Betty Boop na TV. Muito bom, obrigado!!
Another great song by Irving Berlin.
This is so cool. The sound is so clean. Keei it coming.
It's neat to hear the original of this song. The 1983 rendition by Taco had a synthesizer based sound typical of that decade.
Pure sound pure magic and perhaps pure memories.
A stunning sound transfer and the playing is excellent!
I heard of Phil Spitalny before, but never realized he was so good. Great post.
Light years ahead of what passes for pop music today.
Don't no why it's good and chilled 😊😊😊
Jump, jump to that funky lil' tune!
Spending every dime for a fabulous time
Great piece, and a great rendition! Thanks for this posting.
My grandmother will be turning 90 this month. She grew up the grandaughter of former Spanish-Yucatecan landowners, not Sisal, her grandparents had a farm where they raised cattle and poultry as well as goats for milk (apparently until World War II it was more popular in Yucatan than cows milk which they also sold). She used to tell me of the music she heard as a girl growing up in Merida. They would "get the signal" from Havana and New Orleans apparently, not sure if also from Texas, they could also hear with some static XEW from Mexico City.
Danzon, of the original Cuban variety, rumba and guaracha were the listeners favorites followed by swing, especially Glen Miller. Mexican music was not as popular, mariachi music or the corrido (more related to North Mexico) never really caught on. Yucatan had and still has a bit of a Caribbean soul when it comes to musical tastes. In my teen years in the 1990s you could hear in Merida a lot salsa and merengue, cumbia, in this case both the Colombian and Mexico City variety, and the regional Yucatecan Trova which is a mixture of Cuban Trova, Colombian Bambuco, Venezuelan Pasillo and even Valse Peruano. As for Mexican music, Los Panchos, the Tres Ases, Los Caballeros and other guitar trios were favorites in the 1950s and 1960s, Mariachi music did finally caught attention but only as a variety spectacle type music.
Yucatan really has a way of doing things totally different from Mexico or as Yucatecos say it "were first Yucatecan and second Mexican". Which is an interesting position.
....thanks for the great input -- wonderful information!
Amazing and nostalgic music!
🌈💖📻🎵〜聴いた事ある📻〜🎵メロディ〜どこか懐かしい‼️響き、いいです💖🌈💖🌈💖🌈💖🌈🌈
Guess I found myself a new ringtone... :D
All 6 minutes of it
@@joesjunkyard935 Whoever's calling me can wait six minutes!
One of my two favorites of that era, along with South by Bennie Moten.
Since then I have added a third, Magnolia.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan.
Playback amazing fidelity - amazing from a 94 year old record!
What a good song!
Is it physically possible NOT to LOVE this record? No!
the istanbul costantinople song was a cover of this oooh
Excellent dance band arrangement and reading; thank you.
Just subbed to your channel. All these great old songs have always seemed familiar to me since childhood. Strange but I love all these old songs. Thank you.
And you are not the only one
The beginning of this song is my favorite
1930: recorded with Berlin's original lyrics, which were none too kind to the hoi polloi. He later re-wrote them, and the tune has been covered hundreds of times since. Good audio restoration. Harmony was, for many years, the second label to Columbia Records.
I can almost visualize Clark Gable singing and dancing to this!
You don't have to. The clip is on youtube.
What a great quality upload! Thank you "Prozoot"!!! You're swell!
Although the recording technique was poor, you hear the genius and the perfection of the musicians in every note.
Great music and a great channel!!
Thank you!
Wonderful sound quality. Great arrangement.
I knew exactly what to listen to after i purchased a 3 piece suit with matching fedora and wore it for the first time!!!
What a delightful song !!
Actually this is not a Phil Spitalny Take one is HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA MUSIC and take 2 is Carl Webster's Yale Collegians with Stu Pletcher on Odeon non vocal. . Very nice recordings with very good quality. Thank You Mr. Prozoot Dymitr Markiewicz
Super Duper song and orchestra. Nice for a cold evening drinking hot cocoa!
Made with old-fashioned Hershey’s cocoa powder. Ah, the bee’s knees, the cat’s pajamas!! You said it!! How Swell!!
@@johntapp7232 Aaaannddd howww!!!
@@RikoJAmado I como?; And How!
WOW what a sound! Thank you so much!
Just Beautiful.
Thanks.
OH! THIS IS TOO COOL! I have the first version on a DIVA 78. The second one I have not heard, AND IT ALSO IS "TO DIE FOR".
10 лет да ты сам история
*LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!* LOVE YOUR WHOLE CHANNEL. GEE, THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING *YOUR FABULOUS COLLECTION!!!!!!!*
I love this song.
Gracias por mostrar éstas maravillas.
Hi ! P..i have your new.! Channel I like this in library so keep the songs coming your new ! No.1 fan !
....welcome aboard -- glad you found the sweet spot!
Спасибо за музыку. Я слышал только в исполнении Тако.
Cracking recording, thanks for sharing.
thank you so much, my feet won't stop bouncing. If I start dancing my wife will think I'm crazy, at 78 I think I'm supposed to be more mellow.
O melhor PUTTI' ON THE RITZ que já ouvi
Oh wow a cool channel you have here 😍Love the album art 👌
....thanks for tuning in!
Harry RIchman is the best!!! Powerful Personality and singer!!!
Wow....amazing
Great sound for this 1930 hit song! The girls singing is great since they don't semms to be cats. Tanks!
Fabulous!!!!💋
I remember Taco had a big pop hit with it in the 80's but I didn't know that it went back that far I thought that it was a song from the 40's!
Also just a gigolo is from this era also look it up
Noooo. This is an oldie.😁
I only heard about the 80's version of this song. Until now, I had no idea that it was a cover of this song. I like both versions.
I love this song , I just subscribed my mom's parents used to have this song on a Record
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! The best work with this resource I've ever heard!!!!
Your channel is pure gold! Marvellous!
lindas orquestras
1) Recorded on February 19, 1930.
2) Recorded on March 1, 1930.
my birthday 66 years before inwas born!