Hit Parade 1940 | The Best Music Of The Year | Glenn Miller Ella Fitzgerald Bing Crosby
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00:00:00 Beat Me Daddy (Eight to the Bar) Pt. 1 - Will Bradley & His Orchestra
00:05:06 I'll Never Smile Again - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
00:08:13 Crosstown - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
00:11:03 The Breeze and I - Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra
00:13:57 Imagination - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
00:16:44 Whispering Grass (Don't Tell the Trees) - The Ink Spots
00:19:26 Practice Makes Perfect - Bob Chester And His Orchestra
00:22:38 Playmates - Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
00:25:28 Fools Rush In - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
00:27:59 We Three - Ink Spots
00:31:20 Only Forever - Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
00:34:18 Where Was I? - Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra
00:37:34 Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
00:40:47 Pompton Turnpike - Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra
00:43:44 Ferry-Boat Serenade - Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
00:46:45 Imagination - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
00:49:55 Our Love Affair - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
00:52:55 Sierra Sue - Bing Crosby
00:55:53 Make-Believe Island - Mitchell Ayres & His Fashions In Music
00:59:03 Our Love Affair - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:01:37 The Call of the Canyon - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:04:58 The Nearness of You - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:08:10 Down Argentina Way - Leo Reisman & His Orchestra
01:11:20 When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano - Ink Spots
01:14:18 Make-Believe Island - Jan Savitt & His Orchestra
01:17:28 We Three - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
01:20:29 A Handful of Stars - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:23:45 Frenesi - Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
01:26:45 I'm Nobody's Baby- - Judy Garland
01:29:37 Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat - Will Bradley & His Orchestra
01:32:42 Blueberry Hill - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:35:34 Ferry-Boat Serenade (La Piccinina) - Andrews Sisters
01:38:36 Down Argentina Way - Bob Crosby & His Orchestra
01:41:06 Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga - Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra
01:44:02 A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:47:42 God Bless America - Kate Smith
01:50:27 Down the Road Apiece - Will Bradley Trio
01:53:31 When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
01:56:14 Maybe - The Ink Spots
01:59:19 There I Go - Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra
02:02:07 Dolimite - Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra
02:05:35 There I Go - Will Bradley & His Orchestra
02:08:39 Star Dust - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
02:11:50 Trade Winds - Bing Crosby
02:15:03 Five O'clock Whistle - Ella Fitzgerald & Her Famous Orchestra
02:18:11 Trade Winds - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
02:21:07 Only Forever - Bing Crosby
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#swing #crosby #easylistening - Hudba
I work in Senior care for folks who are at the last step before possibly needing to go into a home. Most of my people were born in 1945 or earlier so I play this for them at work. They all light up and immediately start with stories of where they were and what they were doing when they heard a song..... It's a wonderful gift and I really appreciate all the folks who put these compilations together so we can share them 💕♥️💕♥️
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@@ClassicalTunes The first song on the list from Will Bradley & His Orchestra sounds very like pre-rock&roll. Amazing stuff you got there. Thanks.
you actually are listening to living History, beautiful! thanks for listening!
Those folks are so special and too often sadly overlooked by younger generations. We miss out on so many wonderful conversations and the chance to receive their knowledge and wisdom because this culture has taught us age is bad and should be hidden. We should be ashamed of ourselves. Thank you for the work you do!!
I am laughing at/ with you. .
I am 77.25. I was born in 1944 and my parents introduced me to this kind of 🎶music.
I still work. I do activities in an assisted living facility. I love dancing for the residents. Some of the residents met their spouse at a USO dance. I am from the Chicago area.
Great music that still lives.
I am 86 and love this music, worth turning off the TV. You Tube has it all.
I am 85 and agree, thank you
I'm 81 same thing
U tube is my all! (TV burned out). Now just utube & NPR radio.
90's kid here, never imagine that I would appreciate this kind of music, music from 1920-1940 has its own unique charm and I must say that its very relaxing and calming.
Try watching the movies from this era. Available free on CZcams.
@@skeeterwayne already did 😁 and its amazing, black & white cartoons during that era is much more entertaining to watch imho 👌
I grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, so music from the 20s and 30s is well before my time, but I have developed a little trick using Goldwave audio editor (or any other audio editor should also work) which brings new life to those old recordings. It is simply a matter of converting a single track monaural recording into a two track audio file with two duplicate monaural tracks. Then, just select one of the parallel tracks (can be left or right) and zoom in to the first second of the recording. Then just delete 3/100 of a second from the silent portion at the beginning of one side of the two track monaural recording. You will be amazed at the results. If you listen to the recording on headsets, you will notice a 3-D, almost stereo effect. You will feel like the band or orchestra is all around you. I love listening to these pseudo-stereo versions of music from the 1920s. It's like going back in time and being able to listen to live performances of the music.
As a fellow 90's kid, you should feel so blessed to know this kind of music!! It's never played anymore yet it's some of the best music we, as HUMANS, have. I'm also partial to the 60's, so you may find some more old Joy there as well. :)
Also just gotta say that Kate's God Bless America always gets me good... thinking about all of the soldiers who don't return home for one reason or another... So moving.
I'm probably the youngest one watching this video lmao im a 2000s kid
(short version of a longer story I like to tell.) My mother was born in 1914 in Macon, Georgia, she was 26 in 1940. She met the man she was to marry in 1941 or 1942, while working at Jacksonville Naval Air Station, in Florida -- he was in the RAF, over in the states for training purposes. She, being an anglophile from when she was a child, set her cap for him (old idiom, look it up,) and let him chase her, until she caught him. Well, that's what she told me many years later., when she thought I was old enough to understand - I was home on leave after Parris Island, in 1966.
He was transferred to Memphis NAS to finish his training, she got a transfer there, and they crossed the river into Arkansas (no waiting period after getting the license,) and married. He was transferred back to England. So she went to the British Consul in Macon, Georgia, and joined the Royal Women's Auxiliary Ambulance Corps, which allowed her to take a troop ship across the North Atlantic in 1943, and they lived at Buckingham Palace -- well, right at it, across the street in Slough, Bucks.
My older brother was born June 8th, 1944, in Slough, two days after D-Day, in a nursing home (the hospitals were closed to the general public, reserved for the war wounded.) She said, "As I was having him, a flying bomb fell two blocks from the nursing home. When the bomb went off, I popped him out like spitting out a melon seed. Easiest birth I had, courtesy of Adolf Hitler."
This was their music. I grew up listening to their record collection. They're all gone now, long ago, and I'll be 76 tomorrow. Never expected to live this long.
What a lovely story! Thank you for sharing....Should make it into a movie!💞
What a good fellow you are! happy Birthday!Happiness and health to you!Live happily !
Love these stories!!! Rip and never forgotten!
How our Psychic mentality has changed in regards to music. In the 40s it tried to inspire people to give hope. The music now seems to be about people's lack of hope, and disintegration. Oh! Well.
Jack Poynter: I love your parent's love story! Your mom wasn't about to let this guy she met go on his merry way without her. She did a wonderful thing in letting him "chase her". And, now here YOU are to tell their love story to the world! Thanks. SYLVIA! 10-16-2021
I'm 76 and not only am I enjoying the music of my parents, but the comments of others like Jack. Mother was 32 when I was born and Dad was 33. I imagine them listening to this on a radio. We had a beautiful very large radio in a wooden cabinet. As a little child I used to sit by the speaker watching the lights inside and trying to see the "little people inside" .
I'm so thankful I found this music.
Всем привет.Я родился в России в 1960. В 15 лет я впервые услышал танцевальную музыку 20 - 30 годов и был буквально очарован ею. Обожаю Глена Миллера,Эллу Фитжеральд, Луи Армстронга и Бинга Кросби. Я живу за тысячи километров от вас , но эта прекрасная музыка вызывает у нас одинаковые чувства и создаёт для нас те прекрасные моменты , которые объединяют всех людей на земле. Слушать эту музыку - это счастье.
I can't imagine how life was like back then, it seems like a completely different time even though it was like 50 years ago. I grew up after the internet was made so I can't imagine living in a time when there was no internet
Ah yes good ol tube radio
I'm 81 born in 1940 and was there through this tremendous era of great music. IT was wonderful comfort as WW2 was coming to an end. In my mind and through music on You Tube and Spotify I can relive and recall those super memories of my youth!
When America was at it's best. ❤️
Back when it was great to be an American!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have so many questions for you but I'll limit it to two questions. I lost my uncle that was born in 1936 before I got to ask him these questions. 1.)What was it like growing up right after the war ended? 2.)What did you think of 1941 Wolf man when you watched it for the first time?
@@SG-ji5ij Unless you were anything but white
@@cubey America was Founded by whites for whites. In 1965 the immigration laws were radically changed to allow in, for the first time, a large influx of non white foreigners which has been our demise ever since. If you were born after the 80's then you obviously wouldn't know how it truly was before the changes occurred, but we do, and it hasn't been positive for our people, country and culture. Mass dversity is NOT a strength for any country. Never has been, never will be.
I'm playing this for my almost 104 year old mother. She's not quite here anymore but I can imagine her hearing this and dreaming of dancing with my Dad. Thank you for this!
There are studies that show dementia patients, who may not be able to remember yesterday do remember the music of their younger & active years. So you're probably right.
U r lucky u still have her bless u both
Wow, I wish to live to live that long. She's probably seen a lot in her lifetime
She's somewhere, hearing, I'm sure.
Mom and Dad were married right after Dad came home from WWII - they used to dance in the living room to Big Band - all of their 75 years together - Still see them dancing as we listen to Big Band - Mom was 101 and Dad was 103 when they passed on - the Big Band Music still brings them back - thank you.
Think about this for just a moment: The times in which we live are fraught with problems, some of which are unimaginable that we would have to go through some of the same ugliness that our ancestors had to endure and solve. But one thing that helps is that we are in a golden era in some ways as well. Imagine how difficult it was back when this music was popular to be able to hear it when you wanted to hear it, yet here we are able to pull up any music style, genre or particular song on our computer and listen to it and enjoy it. The same thing goes for just about every film that was ever made or every television show; we have all of these things at our fingertips and can enjoy it over and over again. And to those who think that the past was always better, do not forget that every era had its wars, strife and problems to overcome. Thank God we have all this to help us through our own issues.
Mom was born in 1931 and had a music scholarship. She was a singer. She has senile demential. I take her to the park every Saturday to watch the dogs in the dog park and feed the ducks and geese. This is the perfect soundtrack for Mom's Day. She enjoys this nostalgic music. Thank you.
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It brings my grandmother back from her dementia, if even for just a while. It is a beautiful thing.
I can see my parents and godparents dancing to this in heaven right now. Too the 25 who put thumbs down get therapy.
Those thumb-downers are to be pitied. How miserable they must be to dislike this glorious music! My beautiful Momma could sing with the best of these, and was quite a dancer too. When she was young, she won jitterbug contests. I wish I could have seen her!
Last thursday was her birthday, and she would have been 100 if she was still with us. I've been listening to "her" music all week, although she loved all kinds of music and dancing styles.
She loved Michael Jackson, and one of the most adorable things I've ever seen was when I walked into the kitchen and caught her "moonwalking" to "Can't Stop 'Til You Get Enough". She was @ 70 at the time, and her dancing was better than I could ever do!
aah the old disike button deactivated but I agree fantastic music!!!
During COVID after my Mother passed away. Found her and my grandmothers diaries. I began writing how WWII effected my family in Oklahoma just outside of Ft Sill. To get in the mood look at the dates in the diaries then researched sings played on the radio from 1939 to 1945. Listening to them as a wrote the book was a great help.
I was 9.....only AM radio stations to play all these great old songs.....loved the radio.
I was 2 years old during the latter part of this great musical era.
Blsss both of you!
I'm 71 and this is my all time favorite music.
Long ago and far away, my wife and I would sit on our back porch on Sunday afternoons and listen to these songs on the record player. Sometimes we would have friends over and sometimes it would be just we two. Such wonderful memories.
I am 87 and I am enjoying playing this music of 1940 and I enjoy playing it all this day.
I am 63 years old- yes this music is before my time obviously 😊. But what warms my heart are the "youngsters " below the age of say 30 who are falling in love with this era of music ❤❤
i'm 38 while listening to this, i started listening roughly at 37, but only because i got into a video game called fallout 4, now i listen to all kinds of oldies music, i'm not exactly sure what era fallout is really depicting because some of the music is from the 30s and some is from the 50s, so it's difficult to know for sure, anyway the game came with a lot of great tunes form these times and eventually it makes you want to listen to more variety while playing the game.
it's great building music, so long as i'm building a settlement while listening to something like this, i feel good.
I was an 80s kid and 90s teen. I learned about this music from my grandfather, may He Rest in Peace, he passed away when I had just turned 13 but by that young age he had thought me more history than any book about the time of his childhood and youth in the 1930s, 1940s and early 1950s.
I graduated in 1986. My high school science teacher gave me an A for listening to big band music and that I knew who Benny Goodman was......
I was four years old in July 1940. This is the music that was background of my childhood. I still love it.
¡que música señores! Gracias por conservar este tesoro GRACIAS.
I was born in 1942 and this kind of music have been part of my life since than.
I was born in 1940. My fondest memory is of listening to 'As Tim Goes By' from a radio that played from a radio that sat on the window sill as my mother and I worked in the garden that was nearby.
Born in '49 I love this music
1944 for me.
@@ianwilkinson4602 1936 for me
LOVE THIS MUSIC! I AM A SINGER AND I HAVE SUNG SO MANY OF THESE SONGS. I USED TO ENTERTAIN IN NURSING HOMES AND SENIOR RESIDENCES. AND, I AM IN MY 8TH DECADE SO I WAS OLDER THAN MANY OF THE RESIDENTS! BUT THEY LOVED THIS MUSIC!! MELODY, GREAT LYRICS AND ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIENT! THANK YOU "CZcams" FOR THIS GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO TODAY'S LISTNERS!
I am 86 and love this music
Who is listening on this gems this hot Summer day? ❤❤❤❤❤ to all of you!!!
My grandparents loved this stuff, my parents were born in the 60s, and think this is "old people" music. They love their Madonna and Van Halen and think it's so much better. After my grandparents passed, I was the only one left who listened to this :(
a tiny narrow view, there are some of us born in the 60's that don't call this olde people music. there are some of us that have a very broad appreciation for music from every era, you're not alone in the world.
@@RIXRADvidz yeah i know, thanks. It just sucks when I'm the only one in my family who appreciates it.
@@maxamillion2140 I'm the only family left to listen to music of the 1st half of the 20th century. Often, while the music plays, I wish a friend was listening with me & 1 would say to the other, 'oh that was good, really nice. Let's listen to that again---right now'. I suggest youtube videos of Max Raab. His is an interesting story'.
I was born in 66, but my parents actually had record collections from this time. I was the only one in highschool that would listen to them. Yes it was very uncool and the kids would moan and roll eyes if such music played. Complaining it was boring. I also loved Madonna and ELO etc. Now to me this is great at Christmas time. Probably because of that Bing Crosby with Andrew Sisters Christmas album my parents had. Still though 80s pop I like better if I had to choose. My favorite period of this time is 1950 to 1955 just before rock hit the scene.
23 yrs old. These playlist make me feel so calm and happy. Thank you for making something so awesome. Makes me honestly feel like i have been missing a part of myself from a time i never lived. Old spirit i guess
Same feeling!
@@miahill6864 gotta love it it doesn't even feel like classics honestly just a normal sense
Same im 20 but it does feel strangely nostalgic
Being a School Resource Officer and cop for 25 years..We are limited to what music we can listen to at the front desk.. Kids ask, "what king of music is that.".. Only the best.. I reply
I'm 1 of these people that love all kinds of music starting way back in the 1900's. Yes actually I love it all , but my favorite is still vintage music of the 20s , 30s, 40s n 50s .Oh yes
I'm an 80's kid. Grew up in Rockaway Beach NY. I remember hearing this kind of music being played at the beach when the folks from the nursing homes along the shore would go for their outings. They would do exercises and dances to this music, and I remember thinking "this is music from looney tunes". Im in my 40's now and I find this music to bring back memories of my childhood and something about it that just melts all anxiety and worries away. Love this music.
Every October 20 we celebrate the Leyte Landing of 1944, in Tacloban City and nearby towns, and we play all these fabulous music.
Thanks for the memories, OP.
More power to you!
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Ohh God, I am 68, my mom told me so much of this Era. She was working in factory making grenades. A time when Americans were true to our country.
This music is just totally the BEST ! I am 80.
The Sun is setting and a Full Moon is rising.
Listening to the songs I use to hear on AM Radio long ago. ❤️🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🤗👍
I'm addicted to old music
I grew up with these records, my mom loved music of all kinds, all the way up to the 80's when she died. I love these great artists of the period. Excellent Entertainment for Every Era.
I usually see you on Countdown and Wilty videos! 😆 Nice to see you here as well!
This is beautiful music video and I love playing it all this music video and I enjoy playing it all this day enjoy Ed.
40's and 50's music gives me such a good feeling ❤
I really love “I’ll never smile again” and “whispering grass”
That tenor for The Ink Spots❤
I am 18, listening to find more songs to look out for on 78 records so I can play them on my radio phonograph from 1947.
I miss when songs had more than one note.
you're probably bitter about a lot of things.
When I hear this music its a kind of being with these people who lived in that era like my grandpa's and grandma's. They loved to dance and have their romantics .................
Love to have this on when running my model railroad
I was born 30 years later but I play 1940's music in my triple cream colored 2013, infiniti M37x. I agree it sounds better that crap music, oops I mean rap Music. 😀🙂🙃😃
I am a new subscriber.
Try watching the movies from this era. Available free on CZcams.
Old school rap music is amazing too, you can appreciate a genre without putting down another. That's childish of you
You have just made my 90 years old parents so happy hearing this beautiful music 😔 thanks so much 🤗🤟
Ink Spots! LOVE them. Grew up listening to my mom's LPs & Ink Spots were her favorites. How can you resist that bass singer??? Actually got to see them live many years ago.
saw them on my 21st birthday
@@christinaross2554 Awesome, they're so great. My fav To Each His Own.
I want a party with jazz music🥰
I'm a1945 baby my wife 1946, I remember hearing her mother tell about going to the Peabody in Memphis and winning a jitterbug dance contest
My mother and father danced the Peabody. They looked so nice and smooth they r gone now but I remember them so well when I hear this music. I'm 81 ty for memory
Allá por los años 60'. escuchaba radio 620 gozaba la sección del hit parade
Makes me nostalgic for a time I wasn’t born in ^_^
What a beautiful romantic and full of hope era in the midst of world war 2 horrors, reflected in this music. Thanks to the one who shared this piece of history.
19 but love these music
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@@skeeterwayne what movies would you recommend. I really would love to watch some.
Youre 20 now like me, I been listening to these type of songs since 18 and its actually good
Thank you 🎶🎵💞🌹
This is when they made beautiful music.
born in '74 and loving this -- 1920s - 1940s big band, jazz, Americana
I wish my mother could here this collection. She was addicted to Swing music of this time
This is beautiful back in 1940 things were very good at that time
These songs are 10,000 times better than 90% of the songs since 1960.
You ain't kiddin'.
Why do we have to badmouth newer music just to emphasize that we love older music? I'd venture to say that folks who grew up a few generations before WWII said music from the 40's and 50's was trash. Let's just like what we like and not badmouth what others like.
That said, I love this music!
This kind of music is my first choice to pickup in every dayy, even though I’m a hip hop producer still and always love this vibe 🙏🏻🤙🏼
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I grew up listening to this music being played on late night television commercials for a group of albums you could buy in installment payments ... yes, albums! I think it was advertised in magazines also. It's a bit older than the music my parents' rocked to, and too new for my grandparents to have enjoyed. Many fond memories!
YIKES my favorite kind of tunes.
I love this music, hopefully it will last for many years to come!
Not the way it's looking currently. It'll be censored/deleted and called racists by the Marxists haters of our once great country and culture.
On 78's and some 33 LP's, if you can find a good record player.
Oh my god!!!. The 40's were real!!!!
Thanks! I really enjoyed it while I was having my dinner.
Ya! Goose bumps 😆 70's kid here grew up with these records. Mom kept us in the 40's/50's somehow until 89 😁 1989 that is
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What an incredible sound! Timeless! 💜
Pure instruments, not electronics. Definitely a difference.
My Grandma's Going To Be 101, this is her music (this and big band) she still talks about swing dancing with my grandfather and the whole era...I listen mesmerized of an era that's so foreign from now... innocent and delightful and then this plays and it becomes what black and white movies are made from. Thank you 🥰❤🌹
This is not music of your gramma. This is music of the wold
@@n19ns Yes I understand, I meant this was the music she loved from her era, not her personal music🌹
@@rhondalynch6969 I am 87,when I was 4 is when radio started playing,and I love radio enjoy Ed.
This is beautiful beautiful music in the 1940 and I enjoy playing music at that time Ed 😊😊😊😊.
This is beautiful beautiful music video and I love it playing when I was 5 ,the radio play from a car battery at the time Ed.
I was raised by my grandparents.. so I know and love all of this .. and my 80’s music as well .. and today’s music 🎼🎵🎵🎼🎶
I love The Big Band Music
Thanks man I'm 35 years old and I love this music people said that I'm an old soul
be weary of label makers.your just a independent person WORLD is what you make of it dont blame no one but you.....
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Tout va Bien!
I was born in 1953 and discovered this music in the late 1960's from 78's held by my mother, stepfather and grandfather. It's been part of my life ever since. I'd especially like to thank you for including different versions of the same song by different artists. That makes for some interesting comparisons!
Thank you, shared!
I ain’t old or anything I’m only 15 but the 1940s will always be my favourite time period for music. Just love the way it sounds much more compared to modern music
I'm old but still love this music. Too bad u didn't live in this Era or at least visit it
Romantic
I’m the exact same, I’m also 15
Bro is 15😂
The 1930's is my favorite decade for women's fashion, and the '30's and '40's are my fave decades for music, although I must say that Burt Bacharach kicked out some musical gems in the '60's and '70's, may he rest in peace.
Music you would hear while browsing in an antique store
I was brought up on this 🎶 ty for reminding me how great it was
Mum getting ready to go to work making munitions. Dad working in the coal mine. Grandad in Home Guard uniform. Grandma in Fire Service control room. 2 uncles in the army ready to give Hitler a hard time. Well done everyone, this is for you.
What vivid memories...and so evocative, that it's easy to bring these images to mind...
From Spain. .. love classics.....NEVER Been to USA .......IS IT PRETTY OVER THERE??
My mom worked at Bonner and Beamish back in the 40's for 9 mind numbing yrs. She had a very appreciative attitude. She was paid $1.50 per hr which was good money in those days. Before, she delivered telegrams on her bicycle.
She did have a thing for the sailor boys. One time she kept watching a sailor so much that she put too much air in the bicycles tire. Result, kaboom bye bye tire. Her job was too glue the bottom of paper bags.
I just repeated your story to my son's. I have fam in VA, PA and parts of the Carolinas and Maryland too. Daddy was in WW2 and joined the Army in 1934 30 yrs a dogface...not many who can talk like you! I am 57 and heard first hand war stories and of the depression back East. Bless your heart thanks for your post!❤
Ah yes, how wonderful wartime is. Lovely indeed... *sarcasm*
Great content! Wonderful lovely classical music songs is amazing! Best soothing the mind n heart. Peace and love while listening to this awesome video! Perfect!🎶💖
we're immortalizing their music today
Thank you for bring the greatest music back
the best of music!
thank you! x
Thank you for posting this wonderful video. My homeland at that time suffered greatly from the invasion from both sides from the west and the east, two totalitarian states.
Thank you!!!! My favorite kind of music, especially these days when the world is going crazy. These songs helped the world get through World War 2. They are gorgeous!
I've just discovered Artie Shaw! My m8s laugh but I prefer music from the 20s-50s great stuff.
This is beyond fantastic!
Thank you
Their voices are so soothing and surprisingly the static makes it better💛
The "big bands" fabulous!
I listen to these beautiful and wonderful songs almost every day.
Wonderful! Many songs I recognize since my parents played them on the record player when I was a child. I listen to music like this when I' m cooking and I have the family over!
This era of music made the fallout series great!!👍
Wonderful music 🎼🎵🎶💖
WONDERFUL MUSIC I WAS BORN IN 1945
Thank you!
Amazing collection..
Glenn Miller will always be my favorite swing musician. Bought the original recordings vinyl set, and it sounds SO GOOD
2002 now here we go!
I meant 2022.🥴
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thank you so much 😊
What a marvelous year 194O must have been. The Great Depression had finally pretty much drifted away by this time & war wasn't in the scenerio until late 1941. If only it could have lasted in a kind of time warp....
Try watching the movies from this era. Available free on CZcams.
The 20s were great too before the depression.
@@skeeterwayne Oh, i do and they're great!
@@libertyann439 Very True: 1928 era was a fine time for Americans to live