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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2015
Sydney Kyte & His Band - “The Wedding of Pocahontas” (1938)
The last in my miniseries of broadcast excerpts from Sydney Kyte and my personal favourite, I hope you all enjoy this incredibly rare set of recordings is I have!
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Sydney Kyte & His Band - “Liebestraum” (1938)
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The second in my series of broadcast excerpts from the Syd kyte band. Though Sydney kytes band barely recorded during this period, there are a few other nice versions of this classic that were revised for the dance bands of the day.
Sydney Kyte & His Band - “Subway” (1938)
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From a 1938 BBC broadcast which Chas Cox kindly allowed me to take a few excerpts from. At the time this was the first broadcast performance of this song to British listeners in a series after a few that I will be uploading. Though unfortunately Sydney Kyte never took any of these to the studio for commercial recordings!
Ambrose & His Orchestra with Vera Lynn - “Goodnight Children Everywhere” (1940)
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From earlier in Lynn’s career when she was still with Bert Ambrose’s orchestra. Where, incidentally she met her husband, a clarinetist with the band.
Carroll Gibbons & the Savoy Hotel Orpheans - “On the Air” (1940)
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The famous signature tune of pianist and bandleader Carroll Gibbons, written by Gibbons himself and recorded several times in the 1930’s by him and the orchestra he led, the resident band of the famous savoy hotel in London. In this instance it was re recorded in the “Glenn miller” style in order to keep up with the fast changing popular music scene in the early 1940s.
Jack Harris & His Orchestra Recordings (1939)
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From a series of recordings made in 1939 in collaboration with the then world dancing champion John Wells. 0:00 - Wishing 2:37 - We’ve Come A Long Way Together 5:56 - The Park Parade 8:53 - I Miss You in The Morning
1 Hour of British Dance band Music From the 1920’s & 1930’s
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All from my own collection of 78rpm gramophone records. I haven't got as many records from the late 20's - early 30's period that's why you hear the same bands several times in this one! Also apologies for the sound quality of some. 0:00 - Manhattan Melodymakers (Harry Bidgood's band) - Should I - 1930 3:31 - Allan Selby & His Band - You Were Meant For Me - 1929 6:50 - Jay Wilbur & His Orchestr...
Billy Cotton & His Band - There’ll Always Be an England (1940)
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A famous English patriotic song recorded at the outbreak of the second world war by a number of bands and singers, in this recording it is sung by Alan Breeze. I thought it would be an appropriate upload for St. George’s day!
Geraldo & His Sweet Music “Geraldo Nights” No.3 (1934)
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A series of medleys of popular songs that Geraldo’s Orchestra often played on the air. About the Bandleader: Gerald Bright (otherwise known by his stage name of “Geraldo”) was an English pianist and bandleader who in his early career specialised in tangos and south American style music after touring South America, this also influenced his stage name which he adopted in 1930. He first became fam...
Jack White & His Band from The Astoria Ballroom (1938 - 1941)
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A few wartime recordings by Jack Whites band along with a couple from just before the war featuring a range of vocalists including Tony Morris, Ann Trevor, Norma Clarke and Jack White himself, accompanied by images of wartime London. His band was was resident at the Astoria ballroom London from 1936 - 1957. Originally signing a recording contract with Parlophone records in 1937 under the name o...
1 Hour of 1930’s British Dance Band Music
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A compilation from my own collection of original 78RPM records. This is a first for me so forgive me for the shoddy editing and sound quality, I've yet to learn how to digitally restore them! Despite the video quality there's some rare gems in there not available to hear on the internet elsewhere so well worth a listen! 0:00 - Teddy Joyce & His Dance Music - New Moon (1934) 3:11 - Carroll Gibbo...
Lovely
very nice!
Bellísimas melodías de antaño!!! Aunque sólo conozco algunas, las encontré todas maravillosas. Tranquilizan el alma y los sentidos. Es sólo dejarse llevar por la música y relajarse. Muchísimas gracias por compartir esta hermosa música con nosotros!!!
My mom was born and raised in Philadelphia (1928-2007), but when I played a CD of British dance band music for her, she exclaimed, "This is music I used to hear on your grandma's old Philco when I was little!" She hummed along with a few tunes.
!!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!
!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!
I have had an interest in what was once was life going back to my memories of my parents and their records sadly lost in time. This was their time. I was born in 1944.
This music calms me and sets me in a different time it's beautiful music
Sounds pretty good! Thanks a lot for this!
Do you like Al Bowlly?
Yes I’m a big fan!
@@spen6334 Do you have any records featuring Bowlly?
@@JustABowlOfCherries yeah I have a fair few, mostly him singing with Lew Stones band but a few with Ray Noble, will upload them in due course
@@spen6334 That'd be nice!
Do you know if Geraldo played "Run Rabbit, Run" with Al Bowlly on broadcast?
Sjajno!
What a gorgeous voice!!
Bad night
Wonderful! Glad to see you back as well! ☺️
Thank you! 😊
Very good music!
My father was born in the 1920s and loved the pre-war British Dance Bands. He died some years ago but I seem to have acquired the same interest. Beautiful music from a classic period of British history.
Прекрасная музыка 30 годов..
The British did a great job in copying american bands like Guy Lombardo and Isham Jones. Ray Nobels british band is featured in the movie The Shining with vocalist Al Bowley.
Muy bueno! ! !
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Very lovely collection of songs from that wonderful era. Thank you!
My FAV music.....THANK YOU !!!!
Magnificient compilation!a real musical picture of a period!thank you!
Went to London in 1936, a photographer from Texas and returned in '42 as a soldier. God save the King!
I returned to London in '42 as a soldier to kick some Nazi a..!
Thankyou for helping us out with that pesky Hitler chap ! My parents were children during World War 2, my Mum used to ask the GI's for chewing gum, Have you got eny gum chum, not a stick little chick was the reply 😂
It doesn't get any better than this!!!!!!!!!!!!
BEAUTIFUL, BUT I HOPE IT CAN BE DIGITALLY REMASTERED ; THE M O S T ELEGANT AND UNFORGETTABLE ERA !
I like it! Appreciate your work!
Great thanks to your work! I miss THIS atmosphere...
I love it! Thanks a lot from Russia.
Wonderful, Jazz with a British twist.
Thanks bro!
Thank you very much for posting such beautiful music that speaks of a happy time, but where life was also hard, but pleasant. Greetings from Peru.
A great post. Keep the music coming! 🎶👍
Thank you! I’m still around just been busy, would like to get posting again soon!
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Excellent compilation! Many thanks, Spen.
Great music, but who`s the beautiful painting..?
Although your comment is now a year old... It is George Hyde Pownall and it's a picture of 1910. It's relatively small, only 15 by 24 centimeters. He made several depictions of Piccadilly Circus.
I enjoy this very much. I hope that you're going to be posting more videos like this. Believe me, there's an audience for these.
I do plan on uploading more consistently but probably on a smaller scale
Wonderful, my friend. Thank you so much for sharing these.
Great selection of recordings and photographs.
Third :0
second?!
first?!
Thank u Josh
Excellent content Joshie
This is wonderful,! Thank you, Joshie!
Great music
Never watched a better video 🐢
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