At the Balalaika - George Barclay with Mantovani and his Orchestra 1937
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Presenting "At the Balalaika," a captivating tango performed by George Barclay with Mantovani and his Orchestra. Released in 1937 under Columbia Records, catalogue FB 1639, this enchanting piece brings the allure and mystique of the 1930s to life.
"At the Balalaika" is a mesmerizing song from the stage show Balalaika, a tale woven with romance and intrigue. As you listen, let the rich, velvety voice of George Barclay and the lush orchestration of Mantovani transport you to an era where dance floors were filled with elegantly dressed couples moving in perfect harmony to the passionate rhythms of the tango.
This video is more than just music; it's a journey into the past, a glimpse into the elegance and charm of a bygone era. The visuals, set in the late 1930s, capture the essence of the time with romantic imagery and nostalgic warmth. Join us on this musical adventure and immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of "At the Balalaika." Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more vintage treasures! #musicalscore #1930smusic - เพลง
Keen as mustard for the live play. Let's go! 🎉
This one has a secret Russian Prince looking for romance.
@@KurtzVintageVibes Nice!
Very nice...wish it went longer 🙂
me too!
I need to release a 12" megamix of this song 🎵 😊
definetly see this is a 1920s radio,amazing
So true. Hearing Mantovani's magic feels so right! Thanks for the kind words
So romantic. 😔
So true. It makes me want to check out the Balalaika.
Lovely
I'm glad that you enjoyed this song. I find myself huming to the melody through the day. Bliss!
Very nice song & voice. This song is so aged as beautiful ❤👍
Thank you for your kind words! 🎶 Just like a fine wine, some songs only get better with age. Glad you're enjoying the vintage vibes!
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Thanks for enjoying this gem.
One does not get this with rap
Yes, and it comes from a successful London stage show and also a movie from the 1930s. I love listening to this song.