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Perfect Swing: Best Swing Bands of the 1920s 30s & 40s Expertly Remastered Jazz Classics
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1. 00:00:00 Benny Carter Sunday
2. 00:02:48 Jimmie Lunceford Ain't She Sweet
3. 00:05:18 Teddy Wilson Exactly Like You
4. 00:08:14 Count Basie Topsy
5. 00:11:27 Woody Herman At The Woodchoppers' Ball
6. 00:14:44 Benny Goodman Air Mail Special
7. 00:17:42 Harry James Music Makers
8. 00:21:00 Duke Ellington Exposition Swing
9. 00:24:13 Lil Armstrong Lindy Hop
10. 00:27:07 Johnny Hodges Good Queen Bess
11. 00:30:09 Cab Calloway The Jumpin' Jive
12. 00:33:00 Tommy Dorsey Deep River
13. 00:37:00 Lionel Hampton Flying Home
14. 00:39:59 Glenn Miller Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam)
15. 00:43:35 John Kirby Blue Skies
16. 00:46:17 Andy Kirk & His Clouds Of Joy Wednesday Night Hop
17. 00:49:26 Louis Armstrong Swing That Music
18. 00:52:18 Artie Shaw Oh! Lady Be Good (Balboa) (Balboa)
19. 00:55:29 Jimmy Dorsey Major And Minor Stomp
20. 00:58:48 Earl Hines Indiana
21. 01:00:52 Red Norvo It Can Happen To You
22. 01:04:02 Charlie Barnet Skyliner
23. 01:07:04 Bud Freeman & His Summa Cum Laude Orchestra The Eel
24. 01:09:50 Benny Goodman Wrappin' It Up
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Perfect Swing For so short and innocuous a word, ‘swing’ packs quite a punch. Although the heyday of swing music was more than half a century ago, even a passing reference to ‘swing’ can beam up images of lively jitterbuggers, crowded dance pavilions, and those beacons of the past, the big bands, endlessly active, instruments glinting in the ballroom spotlight.
Of course, to lovers of between-the-wars jazz, swing is far more than a portmanteau term for a musical style. But try to get a fan or indeed, a critic to define what they mean by swing and you tend to get a response which echoes Fats Waller’s famous dictum: “If you have to ask, you’ll never know. Writer Gene Lees’ was a touch more helpful when he wrote that ‘the verb describing what the music was supposed to do turned into a noun to identify it: swing.’ In time, press agents made this a show business construct, employing ‘swing’ as useful shorthand for the music made by the myriad touring big bands (and their smaller offshoots) which - sparked by Benny Goodman’s extraordinary breakthrough at the Los Angeles Palomar Ballroom in August 1936 - sprang up all over the United States.
What better way to open our marvellous collection of re-mastered classics from the swing era than with At The Woodchopper’s Ball? Woody Herman’s greatest commercial and popular success features Woody’s haunting blues clarinet and Neil Reid’s punchy trombone with Saxie Mansfield on tenor-saxophone and trumpeter Steady Nelson. Crisp riffs - repeated instrumental figures - were a swing trademark. Jimmie Lunceford was a Memphis athletics teacher and part-time musical instructor who turned his college orchestra into one of the finest big black bands of the 1930s. Sy Oliver’s arrangements and eye for cute presentation helped Lunceford satisfy both the record-buyers and the jazz cognoscenti. Willie Smith’s plangent alto kicks things off on Ain’t She Sweet before the vocal trio led by trombonist Trummy Young amble through the lyrics.
1. 00:00:00 Benny Carter Sunday
2. 00:02:48 Jimmie Lunceford Ain't She Sweet
3. 00:05:18 Teddy Wilson Exactly Like You
4. 00:08:14 Count Basie Topsy
5. 00:11:27 Woody Herman At The Woodchoppers' Ball
6. 00:14:44 Benny Goodman Air Mail Special
7. 00:17:42 Harry James Music Makers
8. 00:21:00 Duke Ellington Exposition Swing
9. 00:24:13 Lil Armstrong Lindy Hop
10. 00:27:07 Johnny Hodges Good Queen Bess
11. 00:30:09 Cab Calloway The Jumpin' Jive
12. 00:33:00 Tommy Dorsey Deep River
13. 00:37:00 Lionel Hampton Flying Home
14. 00:39:59 Glenn Miller Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam)
15. 00:43:35 John Kirby Blue Skies
16. 00:46:17 Andy Kirk & His Clouds Of Joy Wednesday Night Hop
17. 00:49:26 Louis Armstrong Swing That Music
18. 00:52:18 Artie Shaw Oh! Lady Be Good (Balboa) (Balboa)
19. 00:55:29 Jimmy Dorsey Major And Minor Stomp
20. 00:58:48 Earl Hines Indiana
21. 01:00:52 Red Norvo It Can Happen To You
22. 01:04:02 Charlie Barnet Skyliner
23. 01:07:04 Bud Freeman & His Summa Cum Laude Orchestra The Eel
24. 01:09:50 Benny Goodman Wrappin' It Up
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This is "Millionaire's" music. My dad, a coal miner in England, and my mum, a factory worker, could kick back for a few hours at the town hall dance to a live band and be so rich for a few hours. Going home on the last tram. Goodnight mum and dad!!!
Good night mum and Dad
My great grandmother was a pianist in Bermuda for silent movies, then in the 40's she played for GI's. I never got to meet her, but I imagine the stories she could've told.
She must've been amazing. You know, it wasn't easy for women at that time. It would've been fantastic to talk to her. Thanks for sharing it!
Wow, that's so cool! :D
That's amazing!! Hopefully, you'll get to meet her sometime in the far future; I'm not trying to force my beliefs on anybody of course, but I believe that we go on
Are there any movies you know of maybe some audio? I'd love to hear tbh
Wow that is something to think about just imagine
Coming from a multi racial background. My Grandmother who was Italian fell in love with a Black Man from Louisville Kentucky & I remember her telling me stories about how they had to sneak around & meet in secret. & when they would meet up he would take her to clubs where he knew a lot of people & they didn’t mind seeing them together they were people about love & wanted to be free for who ever they fell in love with. & my grandmother had an amazing voice she would sing in the clubs one of the first white women to sing at the Apollo theater as well & she would dance with my grandfather. To swing, just everything of there time. They always played the swing music & music from the 50’s & 60’s & 70s. They got married & had 6 children. One her daughters who is my mother, fell in love with a Puerto Rican man & in those times it was the same racism but being from the 60s no one was taking that anymore people found there voice & fought even more for freedom & to stop the racism. My mom was rebellious like her mother she didnt care & had me & my brother by the Puerto Rican man she fell in love with. Music is spiritual, its where everyone meets & feels free to express themselves & the feeling the music gives people it’s universal everyone comes together. & of course the chemistry between a man & woman you could never beat that you can literally see people falling in love out on a dance floor. So put on whatever music you love & just enjoy dance & be you. & fall for whoever you love.
That was incredibly inspirational what a true beautiful strong love story despite the obstacles. Love always prevails!Thank u for sharing.
to think that its been 100 years since the 20s, but the music is still preserved.
its amazing how technology advances and that it was so advanced 100 years ago that we have this music available today
However, it's highly compressed and very lossy
When people in general respected themselves, others, and cared about their neighbors. That will be again. Soon. Psalm 37: 10, 11
Swing is one of the reasons why Tom & Jerry became so popular I'm convinced.
This music makes the internet a more bearable place. Thank you.
I'm feeling nostalgic from an era I never even exist in.
I'm a millennial but I would take this music over what my generation has put out any day
Remember being around 13 and my Grandma trying to teach me some Swing dancing to some grooves like this. 57 now...brings me back. Thanks for uploading this!
勇気があれば涙を拭きたいですよね。
I’m a gen Z teenager but I love oldies, thank you for this 😌✨👌
Same bruh
My great grandparents had a collection of swing and jazz albums. (Gran-Granny was a flapper, too!) When I was too young to know what I was doing my Gran-Granny would dance to this music and I would imitate her until I knew the steps and the turns. She would laugh and clap and kiss me when I finally got it right. Now that she's gone I sometimes get teary-eyed thinking of what a joyful person she was. I will always love swing as much as I loved her and watching her dance... with a cigarette in one hand and a glass of gin on ice in the other. She lived to be 107yrs old!
This is the best of American art. In the thirties and fourties were hugely popular. Now the American music is more special efects and less music. But fortunately there are young people taking the torch in direction of the future. The Earth habitants in the next centuries will know and appreciate it likewise we enjoy Bach, Mozart and many others.
I'm just here to get in the mood for the 2020s and to throw parties like Gatsby, that is all..
Hah I wish that's what 2020 was gonna be like
This comment was short lived D:
@@FromTheTeensMind Hahaha we still have 9 and a half years left in the decade
Tristan Williamson You did say 2020s! Touche!
@@FromTheTeensMind haha hope you're keeping safe 🙏🏼
I knew I needed something, just didn't know that this was it.
This music melts away feelings of anxiety.
I'm so glad to know this - music certainly is a soother for the soul (especially this music!). Keep well.
Raised by WWII grandparents and Vietnam Parents i am 52 this is the songs i heard as a child on tv before going to the 1st grade and walked both ways LOLOL alone or with a nother friend on our block ;) and the little rascals too :) !!!!
I’m here because my 9 year old daughter asked me to play 1920s music so she can dance with her baby sister. Love her!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Chick Webb original KING of swing!
In the battle of the bands his band would beat them all.
@@josephbosco8570 chick practically did. The biggest battle being with benny Goodman and he wiped the floor with them. The original KING of SWING Mr. Chick Webb.
I've been listening to this and older music since my pre-teens in the 1980s. It sounds better and better every decade.
I'm 31 years old, and my friends call me an "old soul" because I prefer this than rap and rock music nowadays. screw it. I take it as a compliment #oldsoul #oldsouls
Same mate, im 29 and i find this so familiar in some way
Same here. I’m 32 and I prefer this music over today’s music.
Im a premature fetus and i feel you bro
Braulio Montelongo so do I mate. Keep it up with your awesome self.
I'm 15 and I like this type of music too 👌
Wouldn't really listen to the radio today. But if they started playing music like this I would
Returning for a couple of further comments. It should be remembered that for a long time after WW2 in London at least, radio was the Number one entertainment and news source, and supplied by the BBC.
Sunday lunchtimes from about Midday to 1500 hrs was mostly music, starting with Forces favorites requested by troops still stationed overseas. This became Family Favourites early the 1950s but the programming remained the same.
Yes not only were Dance halls big business, but as others have mentioned to big Band stage presentations were phenomenal. Listening and watching between 17 and 20 great musicians going at it was something special.
The same sort of music is still around, not least by Keith Mansfield who puts bands together for touring - or at least he did. We were born three months apart and three doors apart. That makes him 81 like me! Memories flood back at this time of life!
Try Swiss Jazz FM
I haven't met another 19 year old who listens to this, which, to be frank, I find to be a bit dissapointed. Everyone's got their own taste, but it gets a bit frustrated when you don't meet same minded people like yourself.
Very nice playlist, jammes to it whole through!!!
I am now 77 and used to frequent the London Hammersmith Palais in my youth circa 1958-65. The main band was Lou Praeger, plus another guest band on two bandstands.
I was fortunate to see 'live' Jack Hylton, Ambrose (was actually several orchestras), plus Glenn Miller (without the man, but again several bands). Then were the Squadronnaires, and at concerts Louis Armstrong, Jack Parnell, Eric Delaney, Billy Cotton (used to have a Sunday morning radio show on the BBC as well), Harry Roy, Benny Goodman. Saw one of the last, if not THE last concert of Ella Fitzgerald in Paris, where she was almost totally blind, but still swinging. Saw the live concert of Lionel Hampton - in Luton, UK of all places, where his 22-piece Orchestar (with three drummers no less) introduced what they called 'The Big Beat' which was the bridge to Rock n Roll.
'Sunday Night at the London Palladium' was THE live TV programme and through that I saw Judy Garland, Billie Holiday, and a host of others.
Yep, a great age to enjoy music in, but not much else, which I suppose is one reason why it was so important in otherwise pretty drab lives.
Norm Clark Wow, how lucky you were!! Would give my eye teeth to all of those greats now!!
Wow! How fortunate you were to witness such greats!
i saw Lionel Hampton once... he was fabulous! How lucky you are to have seen all those wonderful artists!
I honor your you and your generation.
Man I wish I was born in your times were I live dosn't appreciate music like this I'm the only one at my school but I don't understand why people don't like it ? It's better than the stuff we listen to today ! And the fashion was amazing to ! Now lady's these days just show off what they got I mean come on show some respect ! That is just my opinion though and I'm 13 so yeah but I do like hearing people's stories ! It's interesting to see how times have changed !
Studying during this music❤️🤍
Those Big Name Band Leaders of the 1920's, through the 50's. Were Movie Stars of the Music Business. Artie Shaw, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Glen Miller. I can go on.
This is real music. 1920s to 1950a wow. Ilove it
I was born in '37 and cut my teeth on big band music. I caught all the fad music since but I always return to swing and jazz for soul comforting music.
You must have gotten into Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, and Monk then?? Primitive
@@drvillarreal24I didn't get into and understand progressive jazz until I associated with jazz fans in the military around 1956. I got hooked on Brubeck real quick, everyone else came along after that. I'm not a Miles Davis fan, I prefer the sweet sound of Chet Baker and he sang quite well also. I have some old jam session CDs featuring Benny Goodman and Teddy Wilson before they became big band leaders gives me goose bumps every time I listen to them. Grapelli and Reinhjardt were early jazzmen that I really like.
I don't care for the new smooth jazz, too technical no feeling.
@@roypeaslee1305 I'll real big on Count Basie myself and Duke Ellington. I loved some of the big band stuff like Cab Calloway and the like. Love Brubeck! Chick Webb is a huge favorite of mine!
Tom and Jerry vibes be callin' me back to the era
At 18:00 my mom started singing along lyrics she had made up as a kid to this song. 😄
This music reminds me of Disney in it's older days, it's one of the reasons I love Swing :3
La grande époque du jazz ! Connus mais quel régal de les retrouver ils mettent les neurones enjoie ! mmmmhhhhhhh
I love 1920s-1940s swing
I feel that I’m the only millennial who loves and appreciates this kind of music. ❤️
Your not alone !
Yeah same i feel like im the only cyclodrorippoida who enjoys this type of music!
we play sort of music this at the history club nearly week (to truly capture the euphoria of the era)
littleHOTTIE87 no mate there are many of us. Thanks to multiple appearances in old cartoons, video games and movies I could sit and watch over and over again. I honestly think the only thing wrong during this musics era was the racism and sexism but besides that. Damn I bet it was awesome to swing. I would give up internet to have my gal and I be from this era if there was non of that smack.
David Lee I’m jealous mate
This only reminds me to Tom &Jerry when it was directed by Fred Quimby
Bring back this kind of music. Better than the mess today. I was definitely born in the wrong era. (1951)
I would've loved to be born in the 30s (besides stock market) I could see it now me just playing outside as these songs played on the radio
I don’t understand my fellow teenager’s taste in music, but personally, I think this stuff is the best!
Easy way to understand: every person has different tastes, totally okay
@@Emcostanza Yeah you’re right
I love rock, but this is still pretty good. No lyrics, just stuff you can put on anytime of day and just listen too.
... pretty good. maybe better than pretty good :)
Why can’t they make music like this anymore?
'They' could do - but sadly the big labels just aren't interested in developing wonderful music with meaningful lyrics ;-) As a small indie label, we're doing our best to keep this music alive for future generations.
Music has evolved more around a sole singer and small band rather than big band
They can, but it won't sell like the post-modern crap people listen to nowadays
@@currentlyAddictedToKebab shut up you don’t have friends
@@swagadellicgangsta3941 ????? what's the point of being so rude, he has a point
Ganz tolle Dampfradio-Musik. Ich hatte auch mal so ein Radio, das hatte einen Wasserverbrauch von 5 Litern die Stunde.
I'm not sure why so many people in the comments are being pretentious about their taste in music. You can acknowledge that you prefer music of this time without bashing current music. You not liking something doesn't make it bad.
thank you is a word
Im 26 born in 1996. And music from this era still gets me to move more than modern day hits. It’s so catchy and fun to dance to, rather than the hard pop and hip hop these days. I love the music of the early days. It’s also why I love the soundtrack from Fallout 4s diamond city radio
I was peacefully studying but then I end up crying hearing every piece of music that gives me so much nostalgia. I can't believe we grew up so fast. Everything just seemed like it happened yesterday
While there is only agreement that the music in past times was iNCREDiBLE, and experiencing the music live would have been wonderful... there were a lot of other 'conditions' that made living a lot less 'easy' than today ~ we are fortunate to have these wonderful recordings ~ its the best of both worlds!
Justine D'odd I’d love to visit the past and future just for one day
You are really odd!! ;)
@@maxmusic5380 I've heard enough stories about my great gran's life that make me happily content to listen to this music here. As a kid I wanted the same thing, to visit the past to be able to listen to the music and dance and see the soldiers who'd stop in port. Then I learned history. 😬
I bet that the future will say that about now, In 2020
Hallo
Listening to modern radio makes me think: "dude..modern music is pretty trashy." I am more in love with 1920's-1930's jazz swing than with any other kind of music.
Thank you
I was looking for musico from the 30,40 to play before our barbecue at the park to honor our AA Founders
Before our meeting. Thank you. Sobriety Rocks.
How wonderful.
Just like the music they played on class train
I can imagine it now. It’s a Saturday night in a club with my lover, we’re dancing the night away, swinging and having such a wonderful time. At the end of the night we start our journey home. Dreaming of what the future may bring
DeadlyKitten and of course you have a hentai profile picture
deatomizer deatomizer I KNOW LMAO OH YEAH YEAH
the future brings... Yeezies?
Dude that was deep 0_0 can you make a story about that ?
badcatitude amen to that
Music is my Life I was born in 1970 invented the drum and 1978 invented Dj scratching and juggling happy go lucky creativet generation always love watching and listening to vintage music movies such the likes of Fred Bing Danny Kay Duke Ellington and others In the boogie woogie Hollywood arts film and entertament real Old Shool Hip Hop man or woman DJ''s and MC's 😅
This was my grandad favourite music after he came back from the Crete war. He brought sound system from technics in the 70s
This music is absolutely timeless, really captures the mood of the roaring 1920's.
I've been listening to this music to help me get to sleep for the past 2 months. Never gets old! Swing was definitely king.
j. b. Wow, how can you fall asleep listening to this great stuff?! I've spent many a late night jammin' to Swing, only to keep boppin' around the house next day!! So glad you enjoy Swing, though, and Swing is definitely King!!😍
" Swing IS King"!
I usually listen to Alan Watts lectures to fall asleep, hope that can help someone else out there
I've always had a liking for big-band swing, even as a teen. Now I'm 70 and love it even more.
Karel Vlach s orchestrem....nádhera
Yes, THANK YOU - I appreciate it.
I want to say thank you very mucho...Make sunrise to my ear.
Listening to this while doing my history homework on the Roaring 20’s. Lots of good and bad about that era, but one thing they definitely did right was the music!
I love this! but there's one thing I have to mention: an ad in the middle of a masterpiece? How disrespectful You tube!
Just wishing I was 58 then instead of now, What a much better country and time. Was born a hundred years too late I guess. 1861 would have been better than 1961., Civil war and all...
This is wonderful! It gives me the motivation to draw, produce music, and animate.
I'm currently working on my own little TH-cam 'cartoon show', 30s styled, hardly any talking, just good music with silly toon plot. Targeted at older generations, since I'm sure it won't hold the attention of most. I'm determined to try my best to bring the good ol' swing toon times back.
I was a twinkle in my grandmother's eye when this came out...but my foot won't stop tapping
hi
I’m really young and I love every thing 1850s to 1960s
So did I
I absolutely love the fashion, the way people dressed, the music, the overall aesthetics of that time period, I'm absolutely in love and I wish I had a time machine :)
@@Ziomeq57 Same, till I remember that I'm black. 🤣
@@bornbredbermudian7643lmao
This is nice stuff right here
this was when music was actually good. So unfortunate that I missed it by 80 years.
i missed it by almost a century
@AbnormallyNormal LOL
@AbnormallyNormal oh wow, that's right. yeah :\ thx for the reminder btw! We can, in fact, always throw parties and pretend we're living the 20's. :)
@@foreverlikethestarss Same here, yet here we are.
@AbnormallyNormal we were much happier without much of modern technology. We had freedom that young people today would not believe. I'm 82 and grew up in Britain through the war years and years of austerity after but would not swap my teens with those of today's young people.
I imagine my mum getting ready for a Saturday night dancing date with my dad while this tune plays on the radio. Looking good mum!!!
Holy shit swing music is just so good-
It’s the bee’s knees
Benny Goodman - Wow.!!
Teddy wilson exactly like you. What a great song. A man in a all red suit who is always smiling showed me that song. Such a kind fellow. He said he does radio
This is so much better than rap
Fr
Tom and Jerry vibin in the background
This is some good tap dancin’ music
Just like taking a time machine trip into the toe tapping past, thank you so much, whom ever is responsible.
This all reminds me of her. How much I miss her glowing heart
Kudos to Perfect Swing folks for this series. Your selection of music and quality of sound is nothing but first rate. Many young people would never hear this anywhere else. Cheers!!!
Love this comment ... and you're right, the analytics indicate that a rewarding number of young people are listening. I'm excited that they're discovering this wondering vintage music that they're never likely to have found. We need to keep the music 'alive' :-)
Past Perfect Vintage Music Count me in!!
I'm 13 and I really enjoy listening to swing and jazz :)
What fantastic nostalgia. From a time when music was music and people could actually play . Fantastic harmony . Not the digital stuff that's churned out today . Long may it continue. Again fantastic
Legend.. will stay forever.......
Greeting from S.korea
You have a good taste in music I used to broadcast some of this music off my radio station before I Died in 1933
This is what i call real music.
Respect
Great job
So many real forms of music to listen to like this, and people stick with degrading lyrics and factory noise trash. Oh well. Thank you for putting it out there and without ads too!
Yrs. ago as a teacher I had J.Lunceford's nephew as a class teacher on education. He was surprised I knew who Jimmie was . I told him I had seen Benny,Duke, Wild Bill Davis,Woody in the day. All stupendous talents unlike so many frauds today.
very nice
Very sensual and relaxing. Thank you!
Thank you bringing the musicality of these phenomenal swing musicians to the world. Not only are these selections remastered to give the listening experience a sense of playing right now, but Past Perfect Vintage Music pinned the orchestra and song onto the recording and in the comments. Extremely well done. Music students, lovers of Jazz and historians will all benefit from your endeavor.
Okay, just hold this in your mind for a second...
The tune...
The swing...
The feeling that you've got the world on a string...
And then remember that the Top 10* on the music charts today are likely a single person speaking tonelessly as fast as they can as a single metronome beat plays continuously throughout the song.
*Yeah, I know there are some good pop songs up there, but I'm focusing on rap. Which, keep in mind, still had a 'beat' of a sort back in the '80s.
most of the rap songs i listen to arent on any top 10 charts, those songs are where its at
takes me back to the palais de dance in Edinburgh i'm 87 now.
Finnaly! Real Swing.
I like electro swing but we need the classic one to be complete
I don’t know if I’m just high or jazz is actually amazing music all the instruments and the old audio quality are perfect
The old audio is actually really nice, in a comforting way. :)
Una compilation che ci riporta all'epoca d'oro dello swing
This music is timeless👌
"Here's a high class battle. It's on!"
I LOVE THE MUSIC OF THE BIG BANDS FROM THE 20s&30s40s...........JUST CAN'T BE BEAT!!
Marvelous, back To The past......
The cats meow 😻
Reminds me of Tom & Jerry.... :')
MrBitterGirl same
😊very nice.
Fabulous.