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Great music thanks 14:47 14:48

Sexy decade.....cant deny that...30s especially with Garbo n Harlow heh heh ❤❤❤😊😊😊

This is a nice break from our modern music.

German politics in the 1930s was just fine. Stop trusting your government and Israel so much. Learn the truth. Do you believe Israeli IDF is wrong to treat Palestinians as if they were all child molesters? Of course, they are. -A Forensic Historian

PAUL WHITEMAN WAS THE FIRST TO HIRE SINGER BING CROSBY, A LAW SCHOOL FLUNKEE FROM GONZAGA UNIVERSITY IN SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

Delightful

Great. The background pictures are super excellent

Great

Delightful

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Meu avô fez parte dessa incrível orquestra foi o contrabaixista por 16 anos!!👍👍🍺🍺

Wonderfully exciting❗️ the posts i have heard thus far…..great sound. You have chosen such appealing vintage sounds….❤️🙀💙

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I have heard many versions of this song but nobody comes close to this version by the immortal California Ramblers.

She is the best singer of the early thirties with Ruth Etting

Wonderful sound!

Take yourself back to quieter, simpler times; I THINK I remember my running into my Granny's open arms and Mum being there to! I felt loved and appreciated and safe (I think! In that moment).

Wonderful stuff.

Nice free and easy vocal - I agree with the idea

LOVE THIS MUSIC WELL LOVE ALL WHICH IS ANTIQUE, MAKES ME REMEMBER WHAT MY PARENTS LIVED TO WAS BIRN IN "42 SO YOU KNOW THANKS FOR SHARING JUST LOVE IT. BE HAPPY AND YOUTHFUL.

I'm reaching out, I just discovered my aunt was Ruth valaster a famous orchestra soloisit in the 40s. Do you maybe have any of her music to share???

i can't resist one of Annette's numbers, they never fail to put me in a good mood. I've made my own Annette Hanshaw CD to listen to in my car.

I know this video is a few years old, but wanted to let you know we enjoyed it. My father was born in June 1919. Al

I am learning this song and will eventually perform it, if it kills me. Probably will; these tunes aren't done anymore for a good reason. At as much as a hundred chord changes a minute it's enough to make a musician go into plumbing. I just wish I could see "To Beat The Band again, RKO Radio Pictures, 1935, with, of all people, Roger Pryor. But it's Johnny Mercer and his songs that I'm after.

I wish I was an teenager back then. I'm 63 now when things are less innocent. Keith.

Music bursting with infectious energy and optimism. Just what we need nowadays.😊😊😊

TOO MANY COMMERCIALS!!!!! I had to leave, and I will hopefully, remember the title before I put this on again. I don't like putting on some music, then walking away to brush my teeth or something, only to have to listen to an obnoxiously, LOUD, offensive commercial! When will advertisers ever learn to go back to pleasant, sweet tones & calm speech to capture our interest? All they do now, is SHOUT OUT with LOUD beckoning spectacles, not unlike cheap, carnival booth attendants. I can't get them muted fast enough and the last thing I want, is to stare into the strobe light of flashing images they put on. It seems they are doing everything they can to repel interest, rather than attract it. Life is not some cheap, honkytonk parade, and it's high time they understood it!

Que c'est beau....on ne vieillira plus en écoutant ces délices....éternel ! Bonjour de France !!

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).

'SO ELEGENT AND ROMANTIC !

winderful

Extremely interesting

The folks at UA-cam are to be commended for reviving and bringing to the wide public the energizing and optimistic music and accompanying images of the Golden Age of America, namely the Roaring 20's boosting the resiliency of our Western civilization facing multiple challenges, both internal and external. Greetings and blessings from Zion.😊

!!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!!

This is so lame

This might be intermission music nowadays, but what an intermission. Recognition is due Charlie Strickfaden (baritone sax), Messrs. Dieterle, Russell, Malneck and Bowman (violins), and Jack Fulton (supposedly singing into his trombone mega-mute!) for extremely pleasant handling of the melody.

Happy Memorial Day to all men and women who fought and died

Who in 2024?

Boardwalk Empire brought me here

I'm fascninated by this generation. When they were born (1880s or 1890s) there were no cars, airplanes, radios, movies, music records, refrigeration, income taxes, voting rights for women, antibiotics, child labor laws or many other things that we associated with the modern era. When they died there were space missions to the moon. If you read biographies of folks from this generation they are incredibly tough. These are the folks working in coal mines as children and building skyscrapers without fall protection. They are the ones that went 'over the top' in France and Belgium. In middle age they were were frequently lamenting the softness of the WW2 'greatest generation.'

Very nice. That orhan must be older than these songs. Praise God

rich alto. i understudied her neice rip marilyn cooper

I wish I more time to talk to opa and oma of these times, something doesn't add up. I know ill have a few wines with them soon tho

Got curious my gma was born in 1920 turned 104 in March. That music lol

Excellent !

Welche Lebenslust und - Freude in dieser alten Musik steckt ! Schön

Super exc

Super excellent