1930s Golden Age Of Hollywood Dance Orchestra Music @Pax41
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- 1930s Golden Age Of Hollywood Dance Orchestra Music @Pax41 vintage music
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Track 1 - Hotel Pennsylvania Music - The Song Without A Name - vocal by Bill Coty - recorded 4/29/1930
Track 2 - Wayne King & His Orchestra - Poor Little Flower - recorded 11/16/1933
Track 3 - Colonial Club Orchestra - Avalon Town - vocal by Scrappy Lambert - recorded 1/5/1929
Track 4 - Adrian Schubert & His Orchestra - Now You're In My Arms - vocal by Smith Ballew - recorded 5/1931
Track 5 - Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees - The Wind In The Willows - recorded 1/13/1931
Track 6 - Casa Loma Orchestra - I Never Slept A Wink Last Night - vocal Pee Wee Hunt - recorded 6/13/1934
Track 7 - Johnny Green & His Orchestra - How Can I Hold You Close Enough - vocal Marjory Logan - recorded 5/8/1935
Track 8 - Little Jack Little & His Orchestra - It's Swell Of You - recorded 3/19/1937 (sorry for the quality but this record was very worn)
Track 9 - Sterling Young's Orchestra - Robins and Roses - vocal by Gil Dagenals - recorded 1937
Track 10 - Jay Wilbur & His Band - While A Cigarette Was Burning - vocal by Sam Costa - recorded 3/1/1939
Track 11 - Will Glahe & His Orchestra - Zwergenpatrouille (Dwarf Patrol) recorded 1939
Track 12 - Carroll Gibbons & John Green with their Boy Friends - You've Got Everything - recorded 1/8/1934
Track 13 - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - New O'Leans - vocal by Ramona - recorded 7/9/1935
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00:00 [01] Benee Russell (m & w)
03:09 [02] Wayne King (m) & Jerry Castillo (m) & Al Bryan (w)
06:13 [03] Nacio Herb Brown (m) & Grant Clarke (w)
09:17 [04] Allie Wrubel (m) & Morton Downey (w)
12:18 [05] Vivian Ellis (m) & Desmond Carter (w)
15:30 [06] Nat Simon (m) & Andy Razaf (w)
18:05 [07] Johnny Green (m) & Yip Harburg (w) & Edward Heyman (w)
21:17 [08] Harry Revel (m) & Mack Gordon (w)
24:11 [09] Joe Burke (m) & Edgar Leslie (w)
27:13 [10] Charles & Nick Kenny (m & w)
30:34 [11] Erik Plessow (m)
33:22 [12] Walter Donaldson (m) & Gus Kahn (w)
36:19 [13] Arthur Johnston (m) & Gus Kahn (w)
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I appreciate that Pat, thank you very much.
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You got that right Kaleem! Thank you for watching the channel!
Avalon Town is great. I love how Scrappy rolls his R' s in this song. What a voice. Thank you for sharing these incredible songs!
Although radio, at least broadcast radio don't find this music profitable thank u Utube and pax41 you understand the importance of our music history.
Thank you John and I think that there is a general interest in this music based on comments that get posted.
"The Wind In The Willow`s" version by Rudy is a very Bitter Sweet and Sad song for Me, I always think of Loved ones that have passed! But I LOVE this Record Indeed! I Do not wish to sound silly, But there are certain Song`s that conger deep feelings that just get to You! I LOVE that You selected this Beautiful Record for this AWESOME Set!
LOVE THE MAGAZINES "PAX" CAN SEE MY SISTER'S MAG'S FROM THE 1920'S GLOSSY AND SO CLEAR. OH HOW I WISH :)
You can actually go online and read some of the old magazines. There is a site where they have uploaded the whole magazine.
What is the address? It would be an excellent addition to learning these decades.
Little Jack Little and Sterling Young back to back! Thanks.
I knew you would like that Sterling Young.
wonderful music thanks always look forward to your postings.
Always my pleasure James!
Some of the selections are hauntingly beautiful!
I tend to like minor key music, so it shows up on my channel often. Glad you liked them and thank you for watching.
This was a truly exquisite selection. Thanks so much for sharing!
Well Bob! You`ve Done it again! WHAT A WONDERFUL Selection! I can`t get enough of these Beautiful Song`s!!!
Scrappy and Smith -- both vocal greats. Thank you.
Beautiful, especially No. 2! Thank You!
You are welcome! It is a beautiful piece isn't it. That whole piece is great but I really like the ending on it.
What a selection, Bob! Certainly a hard competition to chose a champion when there are so many favorites of mine together. Such a great talent concentrate in forty minutes. In this particular case Johnny Green, Carroll Gibbons and Whiteman are in the top of the rank. The images are awesome too! Thanks!
I like the Green selection a lot, good choice!
Nice song selection!
Glad you enjoyed this selection Spencer.
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Glad you liked it
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Я с Вами согласен!
heyaaah, Bob 🙋♀️
another fantastic compilation 🎵🎶
that makes my day a SUNday 🌞😎
IT'S SWELL OF YOU 😍
THANK YOU 💋💋😘
Have a wonderful Sunday and dance around the house. Chase that old devil away with some joy in your soul! 😇🙂😉🙃
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very good songs every week!
Thank you, glad you like them!
Thank you for the beautiful music.
Welcome
Thanks for sharing these tunes. Been listening to your videos whole day.
Awesome Gary, glad you are enjoying them.
How deep is the ocean? How high is the sky? How many records do you have in your collection? A wonderful set of tunes. As allways. And as allways it's difficult to choose the best one. My favourite as always is Rudy Vallee. But this time Poor little flower came first. I'm just mesmerized by this tune. It reminds me of an old russian waltz. I wonder who wrote the music? Thank you for sharing.
The song says it was written by King, Bryan and Castilto (hard to read the last name on the record). I actually don't have a count on the records I own but I have shelves of them and boxes full of them. I also post records that a friend supplies from his collection.
I wonder how long did it take to collect this amount of records? And what triggered your interest in the music of 20-s and 30-s? For me it began with the Armstrong/Fitzgerald records that were available even in the Soviet Union. Then I've be acquianted with Crosby and Sinatra. And then with Gerswin, Berlin and Miller through the pre-war films with Astair/Rogers and Dinah Durbin and the others. And now I'm saying thank you to you for opening even more of this wonderful periode of dancing bands and outstanding singers.
I have been collecting these for about 20 years now. I have always liked old music for some reason. I use to buy tapes back in the late 70's of 30's and 40's music when I was a kid. My brother use to call me a reject from the past. My musical tastes are very eclectic and range from classical to pop music. However, today's music really bores me and doesn't challenge my ear. I really like this period in music because every artist gave the music their own unique interpretation.
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oh, Bob
it was the same with me 😄
as a child I loved Operetta
when I was 11 my Jazz-Ages started
every Wednesday listening to
my radio favourite special
went to the America House
to lend records of "Tin Pan Alley"
with 13 I fell in love with Judy Garland
and started to sing
"I got Rhythm"
tapping, doing Shows ...
nearly 60 now
I have a nice collection
especially of female artists
a grammophone, shellacks
a black & gold altosaxophone
named "Luna"
and am convinced
I'm a Time-Traveller
because modern Music/Times
BORES BORES BORES me !!!
There are a number of tunes in this set that I'm crazy about -- and the renditions thereof are fabulous: Colonial Club Orch., Adrian Schubert, Casa Loma, Little Jack Little, Sterling Young, Jay Wilbur, Gibbons-Green. I didn't know the Wayne King and John Green numbers, but they are beautiful as well.
My favorites are the Casa Loma and Johnny Green number.
00:00 [01] - _The Song Without a Name_ - Hotel Pennsylvania Music; Bill Coty ('30)
03:09 [02] - _Poor Little Flower_ - Wayne King & His Orchestra ('33)
06:13 [03] - _Avalon Town_ - Colonial Club Orchestra, Scrappy Lambert ('29)
09:17 [04] - _Now You're in My Arms_ - Adrian Schubert Orchestra; Smith Ballew ('31)
12:18 [05] - _The Wind in the Willows_ - Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees ('31)
15:30 [06] - _I Never Slept a Wink Last Night_ - Casa Loma Orchestra; Pee Wee Hunt ('34)
18:05 [07] - _How Can I Hold You Close Enough_ - Johnny Green Orch; Marjory Logan ('35)
21:17 [08] - _It's Swell of You_ - Little Jack Little & His Orchestra ('37)
24:11 [09] - _Robins and Roses_ - Sterling Young's Orchestra; Gil Dagenals ('37)
27:13 [10] - _While a Cigarette Was Burning_ - Jay Wilbur & His Band; Sam Costa ('39)
30:34 [11] - _Zwergenpatrouille (Dwarf Patrol)_ - Orchester Will Glahé ('39)
33:22 [12] - _You've Got Everything_ - Carroll Gibbons & John Green w/t Boy Friends ('34)
36:19 [13] - _New O'Leans_ - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra; Ramona ('35)
Thanks Charlie, I just did this on my recent post and plan on doing it from now on.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The track lists were sort of a gift to say "Thank you!" for your *beautiful* creations. Bless you!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well Charlie!
Thanks Henri..
Dan from Paname.
vous etes le meilleur. Une vraie encyclopedie. Non seulement en jazz mais en musique populaire du debut du XXeme siecle. Felicitations d'un vieux Suisse de langue francaise qui vit en Amerique du Sud depuis plus de 30 ans.
I have enjoyed this post so much. What a marvelous selection !! Love them all - with a particular liking for tracks 3, 10 and 13,
Thank you for sharing.
Great choices Walter, glad you liked this one as well.
Easy music to work by.
I should say that the salon style music I can concentrate with but nothing with fast tempo or lyrics.
Thanks beautiful music on a spring day 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Steve and thank you for watching the channel!
I collect vintage magazines and the art work was truly beautiful, these were some of the very best covers ever produced. I am proud to say I have the Motion Picture magazines with Glenda Farrell and the one with Carol Lombard
I am enjoying this. It is making my evening complete. Thank you.
You are very welcome and thank you for watching.
Un peu de douceur dans ce monde de brutes.
A bit of softness in this brutal world.
How enjoyable as per, thanks Pax and bonsoir de France.
Welcome as always chinablue C
I love your videos man :D
Thank you, glad you are enjoying them!
Truly delightful
Wonderful 🥀
Thanks again for sharing Bob..
Ir's a wonderful selection..
Dan
Always glad to see you enjoy the posts. There is a new video going up tomorrow Dan.
@@pax41 A new set of tunes tomorrow...?
What a good new Bob..!
@@enthalpiaentropia7804 Don't get too excited Dan, this is a short video with 4 selections from a 1937 British film.
Thanks for doing this.
Marjorie Logan - where have you been all my life?
Glad you liked the selection and Marjorie. 🙂
Приятно послушать, спасибо.
where DO YOU FIND ALL THESE OLD MAGAZINES & IMAGES? DO YOU SPEND FULL TIME DOING THIS? I SUSPECT SO.
I wish I could spend full time doing this but the channel is ad free and viewer supported only. Their isn't enough viewer support at this point yet to do this full time. The channel was ad supported till about 2 years ago but YT took that away like they did with Pizza Flicks and so many other channels. When it was ad supported I was able to post weekly but now it's only every 4 to 6 weeks. Generally when the channel receives about $100 then a new video is created. There have been a few commissioned by viewers over the past year. I have a lot of old magazines I have found online on ebay but there are a number of free sources online to find images. Pinterest is a very good source. Thank you for watching the channel Kellie.
@@pax41 Thanks for that great answer. I just saw it now. I am listening to your presentations a lot & put many on my playlist: Songs We Like. It's wonderful. Ad free. Wow, what a gift.
Please get rid of the horrible advertisements, they quite ruin everything.