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Well if Bert does his own arranging he does a fine job.
Thank you so much!!!
I really haven't gotten this far with your collection. But I have to say, 'I love this music!"
....happy to have you on board!
So this is what our Grandparents were listening to back in the day. Ohhh I would love to see them dancing to this music.
such a clear record for 1931 wow. Must be in very good shape.
Great record...great sound...you can imagine how it would be to experience this music live! It must have been great going out to nightclubs and big city hotels to hear this music live with the one you love...and to have had the dough to do it!
Yes, It would have been, Would be great to have the money to open one of these clubs in a big city! What a time everyone would have
Most people of course did not have the money. There were down- market versions for the poorer folk. In Britain most cinemas had a famous name orchestra as part of the program.
As if the brilliance of the music is not enough, one has to respect the fact that this was delivered live, like all recorded music of the period as far as I know. I think these particular sides you shared are really amazing in that regard.
Good observation. Thank you for reminding us that have known this and acknowledging others who did not.
@@andrewsiegel2950 Good to note there are still some bands like Tuba Skinny that put up material done live.
@@jourwalis-8875 Usually they recorded 3 or 4 takes and then used the best one; occasionally a second take!
@ynotime2dream2 Amazing you say that! I was just listening to this medley, (and others) as
I watched the rain fall outside and enjoyed morning coffee! I like to think about how back in
the day folks could get this wonderful music anytime just by turning on the radio. I go back
to the 40's myself and the "Homeland" we live in today bears little resemblance to the free
country I was born & raised in. BUT- we can close our eyes and REMEMBER, can't we?
GooglFascists I agree. The underlying problem has been for 50 years, the moral virtues are no longer taught by most parents, schools, civic institutions, and religious institutions.Sadly, we're left with morally and spiritually empty persons devoted to money, self pleasing, and devotion to other idols such as drugs, guns, celebrity, images on screens, and the latest tech device. Said idols cannot fill the inner void of truth and virtue, and the practice thereof. It is a modern day cultural holocaust. Music and humor have been and shall continue to be my antidotes to this context in which we now live. It is life affirming for me at, ahem, 66 years of age.
@@bobbywimsy6741 it is the same everywhere. By the way ,great trumpet on ‘if I only had wings’
Still enjoying these AWESOME Records!
Another RCA Prozoot Transcription, and we're glad to have it.
Thanks for the Music...Big Hug.
great song
1/2) recorded on August 18, 1931.
3) recorded on August 9, 1932.
Elmer Feldkamp is my favourite and Bert Lown gives us great selections. Thanks so much.
+Janette Walker Lost way too soon, in 1938, he was only in his 30s. Had medical science been more advanced, then it might have been a different story.
just wonderful - faultless.
Now I know why there was a song called Elmer’s Tune. Thank you for your excellent uploads. ❤️
....thanks for tuning in!
10 hrs jazz
good music
You are Killin` Me with these AWESOME Uploads! But what a Wonderful way to go! Seriously Even if I have one of these Records, Your uploads give Me a chance to Hear them as Crisp and Clear as EVER!
Aww, I love the second song - it's so sweet!
~ *Time Stamps* ~
0:00 - Alone In A Corner
2:58 - My Success
6:00 - I Wish I Had Wings
Most of these guys, during this era, were just local guys, guys who knew how to play a high school instrument. And yet they created High Art.
And by the way, (Did I say it?) the description should be High Art.
love the sound; it is as if i were in the actual nightclub,and i was sitting at the end of the dance floor opposite the band. thank you for the great selections by this fine band.
Hi I am just love the music of the 1930s so optimistic and makes me feel great thanks again bye
Hi love the music of the 1930s
Many many thanks for this rare selection. Where else could we hear those tracks? :-) Arrangements remind me of the Dorseys and some Selvins from the period.
Yes. It would be interesting to see the line up of musicians. There would probably be a few we know.
Super excellent
Good stuff
i love song number one!
8:20 -- Sounds like hints of the beginning of the Swing Era in that jam session there! :) Thank you very much for posting these! :)
Beautifully engineered dub. Congrats.
Super excellent with very good interesting photo
la primera cancion me recordo a una cancion de 1916
Just great.
hermoso, maravilloso, beatifull
Thanks again.
4:54 - Sounds like the arrangement borrows from Whiteman's "I'd Rather Cry Over You.." (coming out of the Rhythm Boys' vocal).
parabens lindos
boas orquestras do mundo
Welcome to the Zoot Suit Gang see!
2025. Is anyone here? ....from Fort Worth, Texas
I see you are back. Short retirement?
estao desativando os canais de musicas no youtube vao sair do ar no mundo