Relax To The Swell Sound Of Classic 1920s Music @Pax41
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- Pax41 Music Time Machine presents: Relax To The Swell Sound Of Classic 1920s Music
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Track 1 - Jay's Chelsea Orchestra (Harry Reser) - At Sundown - vocal by Vaughn DeLeath
Track 2 - The Clevelanders - Pretty Lips
Track 3 - Edwin J McEnelly's Orchestra - What Are We Waiting For - vocal by Johnny Marvin
Track 4 - Cass Hagan & His Park Central Hotel Orchestra - The Varsity Drag
Track 5 - Frank Auburn's Orchesta (Harry Reser) - Mysterious Mose - vocal by Tom Stacks
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I am not old enough to experience this music first hand, but I love it! A wild, giddy, gaudy spree where the upbeat music influenced dance steps and fashions. Have you ever noticed how much the '20's resemble the 1970's? Think about it!
this style is the best .
pax41: once more thanks so much for sharing the wonderful music I love
Great uplifting sounds.I wish this music would come back into style.
always a pleasure to share this great music
Like good wine, this set improves with age. Been coming here for six years and it never fails to set my toes to tapping and lifts my spirits.
I will be broadcasting 3 Live shows tomorrow. They will be at 10AM, 2PM and 5PM Central time and each will feature a different period of music. Hope you can tune in.
thank heaven for this wonderful and joyous music; i was so depressed by the news; i must stop doing all those non-corporate news blogs....too many facts..ha. love these songs and such great versions. love 'em all. i really enjoy hagan's version of the "varsity drag". feeling much better already...thanks for the hot-cha fix. take care and have a great weekend.
I like to listen and compare Music, Songs, Voices, Rhythms and all type of Makeups of the Past, with the ones of the Present.
Although the environment and equipment used are not comparable.
(Electronics used on sound technics in our days).
I must say, they were and still are, beautiful PLAYS.
A BIG THANKS, to all the LOVELY PEOPLE, that made and makes this possible for us today.
I do all the audio restoration from the original 78's in my collection. Glad you like these
The version of "At Sundown" featured on this compilation is to my mind is perhaps the best ever recorded.
DELIGHTFUL.
Thanks so much for sharing
Another super duper Harry Reser side. Thank you ! And it's on Vocalion. I don't see many in this electric series.
Thanks a lot pax41, for your wonderful work and share, keep it up, cheers.
Nice to hear from you again, hope all is well over there. Take care
Thanks for these Treats.
Couldn't be more swell indeed :-)
Pleasure to share it with you Paul
Excellent posting...now for Eddie Peabody for "afters" please!!
Superb selection! All titles in hotted-up versions I never heard before. Contrary to @phredl I actually very much like Mysterious Mose. It has a very clever and ingenious arrangement. I know that most versions have more bells and whistles, but this version focuses more on the actual melody.
I have listened and watched many of your offerings and am amazed at the way you have been able to remove what has been referred to as "ambience" (scratchies). How many records would you estimate arew in your collection?Plasticman acrylic
+plasticman acrylic Thank you for the compliment. I am always working on my transfer technique all the time. My collection is probalbly around 5000 discs and grows by about 50 per month. I also post sides from another collector friends collection as well.
I'd like the Varsity Drag and Mysterious Mose, did Ted Weems make a Mysterious Mose later on in the years.
Yes Ted did record that song. I don't recall if I have that one or not. Glad you enjoyed this post and thank you for watching.
I was born decades after this music was in style, but somehow the fact that this stuff has always been ear candy to me makes me seriously consider the idea of reincarnation. It's as though I remember... but I couldn't have... Could I?
I know what you mean.
The Reser Brunswick version of Mysterious Mose is much hotter than this one and full of clammer and gongs. So much so that Stacks didn't have the time to do the vocal. Dick Robertson stepped in. I still like this one though.
It seems a lot of people agree with you.
The Big "swing" bands had nothing on these guys -