Clap Your Hands Here Comes More 1920s Music @Pax41
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- Clap Your Hands Here Comes More 1920s Music @Pax41 vintage 1920s music
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1920s jazz - jazz age music - popular 1920s music
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Track 1 - The Clevelanders - Take In The Sun Hang Out The Moon - vocal Tom Stacks - recorded 11/12/1926
Track 2 - Raymond Dance Band ( Stan Greening) - I'm Going Back Again To Old Nebraska - vocal by Eddie Morris
Track 3 - Victor Vorzanger's Famous Dance Band - Oh Baby Don't We Get Along - vocal John Thorne - recorded 10/4/1927
Track 4 - Harry Bidgood & His Broadcasters - Our Bungalow Of Dreams (Stoll Plaza Theartre Organ) - recorded 4/1928
Track 5 - Alfredo & His Band - I'm Thirsty For Kisses Hungry For Love - recorded 6/27/1929
Track 6 - Harry Hudson's Melody Men - Minnetonka
Track 7 - Nat Shilkret & The Victor House Orchestra - You Came Along - vocals by Billy Hillpot & Scrappy Lambert - recorded 11/17/1927
Track 8 - Sam Lanin & His Orchestra - Big City Blues - vocal by Irving Kaufman - recorded - 5/1929
Track 9 - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Why Is Love - recorded 7/9/1925
Track 10 - Colonial Club Orchestra - Sweetheart We Need Each Other - vocal by Dick Robertson - recorded 10/1929
Track 11 - Jack Shilkret's Orchestra - Clap Hands Here Comes Charley - vocal Billy Murray - recorded 11/27/1925
Track 12 - Isham Jones Orchestra - By The Shalimar - recorded 1/1923
Track 13 - Regent Club Orchestra (Bob Haring) - I Never Knew - vocal by Frank Munn - recorded 12/1/1925
Track 14 - The Troubadours - Was It Love - vocal by Frank Munn - recorded 10/25/1928
Track 15 - Roger Wolf Kahn Orchestra - Wouldn't You - vocal by Franklyn Baur - recorded 11/24/1926
Track 16 - George Olsen & His Music - Just Another Kiss - vocal by Bob Borger - recorded 5/29/1929
Track 17 - Colonial Club Orchestra - Waitin For The Springtime - vocal by Irving Kaufman - recorded 8/15/1927
Track 18 - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - You Forgot To Remember - vocal by Elliott Shaw - recorded 7/9/1925
Track 19 - Joe Green's Novelty Marimba Band - Dream River - vocal by Scrappy Lambert - recorded 3/27/1928
Track 20 - Logola Inn Orchestra - What Do We Do On A Dew Dew Dewy Day - recorded 8/31/1927
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00:00 [01] Harry Woods (m) & Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young (w)
03:12 [02] Harry Revel (m) & Noble Sissle (w)
06:04 [03] Ray Henderson (m) & Buddy DeSylva and Lew Brown (w)
08:52 [04] Joe Verges (m) & Tommie Malie and Charles Newman (w)
11:38 [05] J. Fred Coots (m) & Lou Davis (w)
14:30 [06] Thurlow Lieurance (m)
17:12 [07] Phil Charig and Joseph Meyer (m) & Lou Robin (w)
20:05 [08] Con Conrad (m) & Archie Gottler (w)
23:09 [09] J. Fred Coots (m & w)
26:04 [10] Harry Tierney (m) & Joseph McCarthy (w)
29:13 [11] Joseph Meyer (m) & Ballard MacDonald and Billy Rose (w)
32:18 [12] Frank Magina and Del Delbridge (m) & Ted Koehler (w)
35:28 [13] Ted Fio Rito (m) & Gus Kahn (w)
38:13 [14] Con Conrad and Harry Rosenthal (m) & Irving Caesar (w)
41:28 [15] Owen Murphy (m & w)
44:45 [16] J. Fred Coots (m) & Benny Davis (w)
47:34 [17] Sigmund Sacks & Val Burton & Sam Messenheimer (m & w)
50:23 [18] Irving Berlin (m & w)
53:29 [19] Billy Hill (m & w)
56:26 [20] Al Sherman (m) & Charles Tobias and Howard E. Johnson (w)
Thank you Henri for doing this. I have a new post that will up soon. It was a sponsored request, so may not be to everybody's liking. I have been busy with my 500 square foot garden I am planting, so it's taking a lot of my spare time now.
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My Mother past on a number of years ago - She was born in 1898 , so in the 1920s she was in her prime...I wish that she was still around to hear this music again....She had a wonderful gift- She could hear a song on the radio and then sit down at the piano and play it, and she never had a lesson...I think of her every time I hear this music -THANK YOU .....
Deus abençoe sua mamãe, no céu com as estrelas.
your either lying or you have the oldest mom in the world
My grandmother was born in 1892, my grandfather in 1885. My dad was born in 1922 when my grandma was 30. I was born when my dad was 49! 😃
Music bursting with infectious energy and optimism. Just what we need nowadays.😊😊😊
i am ninety yrs old and i love this music. i hope they keep playing for ever. ahc
Those of us who bring music & song to the world are truly gifted!🎉
Dancing to Pax music almost daily. He's the greatest. No commercials!
Here today, escaping 2024. Staying sane by jumping back a century, to different 20's. 😊
I like that wind up gramophone sound ...it all adds to the atmosphere of the era.
Glad you are enjoying the channel Russell.
I am truly in love with this style
I love Ted Lewis. He died the year I was born 1971.he was called the high hatted tragedian of jazz and always asked Is everybody happy.
I recall reading a newspaper interview of Ted Lewis that had the headline "Is everybody happy? At age ____,Ted Lewis is not sure.". I forgot what his age was. It was some time in the mid-1960s.
GREAT MUSIC NEVER SAD
I live for the olddays. I reject the trash of this age.
I 'm 26 years old and I love this kind Of music😍😍😍♥️💓💓💓
Thanks for share this💓♥️
You are welcome and thank you for watching the channel. 🙂😊👍
Good on you for liking this music---and good FOR you, too, since it lifts one's spirits every time. As a long-time fan of this music (and more generally, of the music of the 1920s to '40s ) I find that there is a lively innocence about it that is completely foreign to today's music. Plus, as a die-hard jazz fan, and clarinetist and saxophonist besides, I would love to have a ch wance to play in a band that specializes in this kind of material.
My tastes in music are quite wide-ranging ( I love classical, jazz, opera, blues, and folk music from other countries ), but again and again I find myself coming back to the kind of music they play here. She is a gentle mistress, so to speak, who compels with her charm.
As a tireless collector of recordings, I have listened to old records from at least age 3, beginning with my Grandmother's old 78s. Today I am 50 years old. My fascination with this era of music, big bands, and so many styles of music, began when I was 12, at the same time I began clarinet in school. I have continued with it ever since, branching out to saxophone and singing.
Best wishes for a safe, healthy and contented Christmas and New Year---and here's looking forward to the end of COVID-19!!! Remember to always turn to music to keep your spirits lifted---that is why this material is here for us to enjoy!!!
These happy tunes keep me whistling while wrenching on my 1929 Essex! I can’t understand how 14 could downvote such loveliness!
Glad you enjoyed them and thank you for subscribing to the channel.
This amazing music can get my mental energy up and running like nothing else, except maybe a tall drink of cold water or orange juice!
Bro, we's on the same wavelength.
Call it minimalist veganism.😊
37 here, but I feel blessed to have loved this music even in my early 20s. Always had a love for silent films, even have a Nosferatu tattoo on my upper arm 😊 just graduated to music. So glad TH-cam is being used as a platform for these potentially lost gems, thank you! Love the imagery and the names of the singers/orchestras/songs
Yes! This is very entertaining music. Have long been enamored of this Era. Glad to find this channel. Continue to enjoy! Blessings!
I love 20s 30s music 🎶
Just off after a nights dancing at the Waldorf Astoria... Boarding the Aquitania for London. 1929.
The cats meow.
I just love this music. There seems to be a lot of banjo in 1920’s music
Como los buenos vinos, entre más añeja esta música, MEJOR ..... Gracias por compartir este tesoro musical.
Your collection of awesome 20s tunes seems endless. Such a fabulous showcase!
There was an internet station that played 24/7 1920 and 1930's music. I kept it on all the time. It's gone now but I sure miss it.
Glad you are enjoying the music posts Dayne. I hope to put up some more soon for everyone to enjoy. Just fyi, there is an internet radio station still that plays 1920s and 30s music. Look up Radio Dismuke online and you can find some great music to enjoy.
Oh thank you. That was the station I used to listen to 😍 I'm so glad you reminded me what is was and still is. 😊
See if you can get "Angel Radio", based on the Isle of Wight. There are quite a few programs devoted to the music of the past! All the best -- Bev.
Really it’s a very good and fantastic Time Machine that takes me to my previous life. Thank you so much from Santiago de Chile.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for these musical selections!! Enjoying the goodness of what God has offered to mankind throughout the centuries is oh so AWESOME. Who could imagine that music that dates back even to early music would be available for our entertainment over something called the internet?! It is a GREAT JOY to be listening to these musical treasures of the 1920s that pre-date my birth by 30 years. Thank you. This new subbie, from Texas, though living in Arizona, is looking forward to listening to more of your selections. God continue to bless us one and all.
Thank you for subscribing to the channel Miss Jean.
@@pax41 I am so enjoying your channel that I am sharing in hopes that others will be as captivated. 🎶😊👍🙏
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Glad you like it
Extremely pleasing
What lovely music.
Howdy friends! Great music. Its 1929 and gettin' ready to invest heavily in the stock market. Great time for it!
Sure is!
@@pax41 and how!
Fun, lively music with a lot of great instruments!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just wonderful music
Thanks for the upload
Wow. Fantastic music. History is our greatest teacher.
I agree Paul! I love history and these music recordings are like a time capsule. Thank you for watching the channel!
Splendide . Des trésors fabuleux ! Merci 😋
One of your best, Bob, starting with My Old Nebraska Home. After 5 major surgeries and more coming, I still spend several hours per day with you and the Pax41 crew. Keep posting more from this era up to about 1933 and I'll be foot-tapping along. Jim Davis, now in Glevakha, Ukraine. Aug 1, 2020.
❤️pure love
Hermosa música, melodias que trascendieron su época para convertirse en inmortales.
Extremely satisfying
wonderful main man😊
These songs are GREAT! Thanks for sharing them with us!!
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching the channel David and Jeannie and please let others know about the channel too. 🙂
Just a little note, for interest's sake: Track 18--"You Forgot to Remember," with words and music by Irving Berlin, is more commonly known by the one-word title "Remember." A decade later (1936) Benny Goodman and Red Norvo each recorded big-band versions of "Remember." Although I have always been a fan of both Big Band performances, the waltz tempo of this piece really comes across in this Whiteman recording, which I really enjoyed.
Thanks for sharing,beautiful music
Thank you Nehuel for watching the channel. Please share the channel with all your friends and family, much appreciated.
clap your hands album is the best album thanks 41 pax
Delightful
Muy linda La Música 🎶 Pacificación..
20 tracks of joy today. Thanks, Pax41.
Yep, that one is a pretty long playlist. Glad you enjoyed it Larry.
Track seven - Nat and Scrappy, my two favorites! It doesn't get much better!
Just like Ray and Al 🙂
😄COOL 🍀
WONDERFUL! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it Hope and thank you for subscribing to the channel.
Great music for a dark and dreary Saturday morning.
Are you high and dry Larry?
@@pax41 lots of rain, but all ok here. Tnx.
Stupendous set -- top honors to "Nebraska," "Big City Blues," "Clap Hands," "Shalimar," "I Never Knew," and "Remember."
Thank You
You're welcome
Pax 41 is Vintage music at it's best. Don't go anywhere else but Pax 41, why would you? I'm going to play it at my wedding ceremony- G.C.J. BSOTW.
@gabrielyJacques Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! This music is so entertaining. Hope all of you really have a festive celebration. Blessings!
Very much appreciative for your compilation of these grand tunes-thank you
Welcome and glad you are enjoying them Robert.
"I'm going back again to old Nebraska," said nobody, ever. Once you escape, you ain't goin' back!
LOL! These days, yup!
Marcel,
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger R.I.P. have billions of green reasons to disagree.
@@roncohen2354 2 hicks
2 hicks? Please elaborate.
@@roncohen2354 hicks are hicks the world over - no need to elaborate. They're just HWMs Hicks With Money
Great! Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Reminds me of Laurel and Hardy films! :)
old but gold,thanks for sharing,greeting from hong kong
Hermoso saludos desde Chile
Outstanding
Thanks for these treat.
such cool music - very happy and tuneful
Nat Shilkret always does a great job. Thank you,.
Great
Thank you MA
Big City Blues is fanastic. I get them sonetimes. LOL. Thanks for sharing all these gems in this set!
Then you need a blues chaser Craig. I am always glad to hear from you that you enjoy the selection. 🙂
this is the kind of music
that gets me out of bed
and makes my day 💪
THANK YOU, BOB 💋
Your Collection of Music of those wonderful years, is exceptional!, with the nice covers of the printed music, and giving all the nam,es of composers, interpreters, singers, directors. Even the recording date! Quite nice and correct ! You became the Grand Curator of the Grand Museum of the Wonderful Music of the 20s and 30s. Congratulations and thanks a lot. Your work is for Yesterday, Today adn Forever!!
Thank you Luis for the compliments and for watching the channel. I have only uploaded about 15% of the collection so far. If I were able to do this full time then I could upload much more regularly than I do.
She's a great great girl
Eu aqui no Brasil, fazendo almoço e me deliciando com essas músicas, muito obrigada,encheu meu domingo de alegria.
I love this music!
Track one a really nice Harry Reser. Played it a few times.
Thanks Africa american for giving us jazz and all them dances.
Thank you 😊
I love your guys music it’s so classic ❤️
Glad you are enjoying the channel Leiyah and thank you for watching. 🙂👍😊
Awesome collection--thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic set to which I return frequently. Almost impossible to pick a favorite among so many great pieces but "I'm Going Back Again To Old Nebraska" always sets me smiling. This is one of those sets that I come to in the morning to get my day off to a good start.
Glad I can help you get off to a good start each day James. I am always surprised at the posts that become popular.
SUPERB,EXCELLENT AND FANTASTIC AS USUAL.
Re-incarnated again, I recognize and enjoy, with absolute delight, the favorite melodies from my previous life!!! Thank you very much, and God bless you, Pax!!
I tend to think that I must have lived a previous life. I am so drawn to things of the past and have always been fascinated with history.
@@pax41 Dear Pax...I am very certain that we have returned as we recognize so much, and wish we have a Time Machine to journey to the past! Being Javanese and strongly attracted to the spiritual, I have experienced total strangers (unbeknown to each other!) calling me by the name "Kencanawungu"!!
All superb--I have No. 1, but I can tell from the solos it's a different take.
I am always amazed at the number of different takes they issued back then.
It was just an excuse so the techs could hear the orchestra play again! Imagine getting paid to hear 20's dance orchestras play that music live--they probably kicked themselves every morning when they got up that why didn't they become an accountant or mortician instead.
The master discs could only produce a finite number of records, so they sometimes made more than one, either simultaneously on a second machine or by doing another take.
Awesome Music!!!!!!
Glad you liked it William. Thank you for watching the channel.
Até as mulheres eram mais lindas nessa época! ❤
sim foi beleza natural
@@anaouiroz5205 você também é bonita
Concordo plenamente.
Ouvir uma música dessa, faz eu me apaixonar mais por você… My love Angela.
Ouvir juntinhos um sonho acalanto ao meu coração amor eterno. Eliaquim e Angela
me gusta bien de epoca ja ja alfredo
WONDERFUL,SUPERB.FANTASTIC.REVIVES MY MEMORIES OF DAD AS USUAL.
Awesome, glad to hear it and thank you for watching the channel!
As always, thanks Pax!
Welcome
11 PM still listening
About the Harry Bidgood version of "our Bungalow of Dreams" Track 4: In the same month of April 1928, Bix and "Tram''' ( legendary cornetist Bix Beiderbecke and his frequent musical partner, C-melody saxophonist Frank Trumbauer ) recorded this same title, under the billing of "Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra.
This is a great chance to compare two versions of the same song.
Thanks Pax! :-)
Welcome Neil
Awesome collection. Thanks for the upload.
Glad you are enjoying them and thank you for watching the channel Lar.
Love...!
Glad to hear it! 😉🙂
Хорошие,давно забытые мелодии.Этих музыкантов уже давно нет в живых. Но свой след в музыке они оставили надолго для людей живущих сейчас. - Спасибо Им !
Glad you liked the music selection Yuriyvv and thank you for watching the channel!
Precioso...!!
Excelente colección...!!
Así que me alegro de que haya disfrutado de esta selección Manuel y gracias por ver el canal!
53:35 dream riverrr
Again thanks
Welcome Frank
Great selection, though--Ahem!--a little heavy on the lugubrious waltzes. I like the peppier stuff much better. Thanks for this--there are certainly some gems here!
I am fond of minor key compositions, so that may explain some of it. Glad you enjoyed some of them Eric.
@@pax41 Perhaps because I can waltz I find the waltzes and slow fox-trots are the perfect counterbalance to the peppier numbers which I also enjoy. The orchestras in their day would have played such a balance to suit their dancing crowds. Excellent .
COOL..
Замечательный альбом . Прелесть пришедшая из глубин времени. Этим вликолепным музыкантам честь и хвала. Царствие им Небесное !!!
Рад, что вам понравился этот выбор музыки и благодарю вас за просмотр канала!
encore. encore.
❤❤❤😂Спасибо!! ❤😂
Movie Magazine -- 25cents. That's quite a bit to pay for a magazine in the 20's. People worked for $2.00 for an 8 hour shift. Its cheaper to buy a People magazine today with minimum wage of $11.00 per hour. I suspect that those old magazines are quite a collectible today. I am going to check ebay.
John, in the 1920's there was quite a large middle class that could afford these magazines. I think it is one of the reasons so many of these magazines still exist. Just curious where you are at with a minimum wage of $11? The minimum wage here in Texas is still $7.25. I read that 29 states have mandated higher minimum wages than the federal rate of $7.25. My daughter started her first job a few weeks ago here and she is at $10.00 an hour.
I Can Make Your Hands Clap: 121 + 121 + 212 + 212 = In The Forest^^
1:25 cradle of dreams