Nightfall: Cool & Smooth Jazz Classics 1920s 30s & 40s (Past Perfect) Relaxing jazz music
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1. 00:00:00 Benny Carter Nightfall
2. 00:03:13 Coleman Hawkins Body And Soul
3. 00:06:18 Duke Ellington Blue Feeling
4. 00:09:35 Benny Goodman Memories Of You
5. 00:12:52 Benny Carter & His Orchestra Mighty Like The Blues
6. 00:16:02 Coleman Hawkins Lost In A Fog
7. 00:19:10 Duke Ellington In a Sentimental Mood
8. 00:22:31 Benny Goodman These Foolish Things
9. 00:25:49 Benny Carter Just A Mood
10. 00:29:17 Coleman Hawkins Lamentation
11. 00:32:22 Duke Ellington Stormy Weather
12. 00:35:30 Benny Goodman More Than You Know
13. 00:38:49 Benny Carter Melancholy Lullaby
14. 00:41:51 Coleman Hawkins Devotion
15. 00:44:42 Duke Ellington Accent On Youth
16. 00:47:51 Benny Goodman I Surrender Dear
17. 00:50:56 Benny Carter Lazy Afternoon
18. 00:54:03 Coleman Hawkins Lullaby
19. 00:57:06 Benny Goodman Sweet Lorraine
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In retrospect, the swing era seems to have been marked by a kind of musical hedonism. The excitement generated by big bands, the exotic dance hall environments in which they worked, the vivid publicity which they earned, all contributed to the idea that non-stop enjoyment was not only desirable but inevitable. Swing numbers were usually up-tempo, the dancers busily jitterbugging, the bandsmen sometimes outlandish, their road stories helping to sustain the music’s glamorous aura.
Much of this (if not all) is true, of course. Swing-style jazz flourished in America and Europe in the immediate post-depression period, building in popularity as the Second World War loomed so who can blame the fans for their desire to shut out oncoming difficulties? They wanted entertainment and pleasure, and loved the animation and vitality of the best swing bands. For all that, the famous orchestras or instrumentalists of the day knew full well that a diet of non-stop flag-wavers could pall and paced their presentations with slower ballads and blues, often featuring a key soloist who might create a lush version of a show song. Of course, this allowed dancers to smooch, to linger romantically, before the programme changed.
It’s this facet of swing - its ‘laid-back’ aspect in modern parlance - which we celebrate here. Tempos are slower and some smaller groups are given their head, the individual players better able to demonstrate their virtuosity and control. The music still swings, but there’s subtlety and sophistication in these performances as well. - เพลง
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1. 00:00:00 Benny Carter Nightfall
2. 00:03:13 Coleman Hawkins Body And Soul
3. 00:06:18 Duke Ellington Blue Feeling
4. 00:09:35 Benny Goodman Memories Of You
5. 00:12:52 Benny Carter & His Orchestra Mighty Like The Blues
6. 00:16:02 Coleman Hawkins Lost In A Fog
7. 00:19:10 Duke Ellington In a Sentimental Mood
8. 00:22:31 Benny Goodman These Foolish Things
9. 00:25:49 Benny Carter Just A Mood
10. 00:29:17 Coleman Hawkins Lamentation
11. 00:32:22 Duke Ellington Stormy Weather
12. 00:35:30 Benny Goodman More Than You Know
13. 00:38:49 Benny Carter Melancholy Lullaby
14. 00:41:51 Coleman Hawkins Devotion
15. 00:44:42 Duke Ellington Accent On Youth
16. 00:47:51 Benny Goodman I Surrender Dear
17. 00:50:56 Benny Carter Lazy Afternoon
18. 00:54:03 Coleman Hawkins Lullaby
19. 00:57:06 Benny Goodman Sweet Lorraine
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I wish there was some place that has nothing but the sweet sounds of great jazz , and that smokey haze with just the slight of candle lights, old fashioned microphone on stage with the touch of amazing class and a talented beauty singing ... where's a place like that in Jersey,??
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Edit: Thank you soo much for 10k likes, seriously you guys made my day, I wasn't expecting that much of likes... have a great day. ❤
I am eighty two and this music reminds me of the fifties being in Chicago and in the little combo clubs that we had where couples slow danced
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That’s amazing 😉
you are so old, how are you on youtube right now?
Man u lived a hell of a life...God bless all elders 🙏🏾
Ah I can only imagine...
My grandfather just turned 101 on 10-15-20 and this is the music he requested for his birthday its soothing beautiful music and it was such joy seeing him dance with my grandma who's 99 and yet they have so much life in them and do things on their own still
They can still dance?! Awesome😃
How beautiful! ❤️
How are they?
Did you record it? If you did, you DEF need to upload it here on youtube.
That's so amazing!
I imagine the young GI's getting a few last dances before going to the front in WW2.
Oh hell yes, someone bring me a martini and a cigar.
Champagne cocktail for me!
Care to dance, anyone?
@@occulus4368 My pleasure if you don't mind...
@@joaquinsalazar9807 oh yes....that's so gentlemen of you.... But I guess we are going to dance in our own house....
@@justme-do9qi heh.. i guess you're right, and this music is perfect for it
Goodnight and good morning. Wherever you are, I hope you’re happy.
Thank you this made me smile. And a lovely evening to you as well!!!!!
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I am 87 and this brings memories of New York as a visitor from Europe
Incredible, what year did you visit and how was the scenery like to you? the smell of the air, the clothing, the vehicles. I’m a young man from new york myself i would absolutely love to hear about it sir 🙃
Yes! We need a description!
My late father, a decorated WWII Vet, used to listen to Big Band music nearly every night after work. In time, I began to get why he so loved this music, and, in time, I treasured The Greatest Generation's music almost as much as they did. RIP, Pop. I'll see you all when I get there. ❤
I love listening to this while I do my makeup, it makes me feel like a glamourous old Hollywood star
You are a star!
Id like to have an old star!!!
i like listening to it on my phone, while i take a walk through the streets at night
Gay
ill bet thats 10 hour choir!
I’m drinking my morning coffee, smoking a cigarette, reading a paper and listening to these tunes. Having the time of my life enjoying this sunny winter day.
I tell you what, folks, life could be a dream sometimes!
Same, only reading these comments. Life is grand.
All that Jazz has pizazz 22:52
I had my two sets of grandparents. One set lived on the West Coast. They would travel to Vegas in the 1960s to see all the hot acts, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis. My other grandparents lived on the East Coast. They traveled to New York in the 1940s to hear all the big bands play. Dorsey, Ellington, Goodman. How cool is that!
VERY Cool...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
this is amazing.
I'm yearning for a place I've never been, and a time I've never seen.
This sort of music never grows old and never dies...
YES
@@harryl6175 Cheers, Berry.
I'm only 14 yet, but I love classic, retro style music, jazz, swing, vintage cars... They are just amazing.
@@shotab8758 Good to hear it Shota.
As someone who's in love with big band swing and artists like Boogie Belgique and Ours Samplus, I agree 100% considering people can sample these songs and give them new life. I just wish they gave credit to the original artists like I do...
This makes me wanna time travel to an era I never got the chance to live in
U are so right :) me too
If you ever get married have it be a 1920s- 30s themed party
Or if you already are, then your bday, or your wife's bday, or anniversary. I'm just saying, why not enjoy it now somehow
Paint everywhere.
Sense and music.
Vodka Martini
Luna Grace I would want to have a wedding like that but then I remembered I’m lesbian 👁👄👁
And me
My great-grandmother is 103 years old this year. One day, when things are safe to travel to again, I hope that I can ask her to tell me about the old days.
I feel like I'm stuck in Tom and Jerry episodes... I would love that though...
omg yes
And that other very old cartoon, with the round-faced black cat...
@@iahelcathartesaura3887 Felix the cat?
Omg so true...❤️🔥😍
Same!
Music from when people had class, self respect, dignity, shame and integrity. Wonderful indeed. I was born far too late.
No you just like old music like the rest of us here
You're truly correct about the class, etc. I'm sick to death looking at jeans hanging down around the ass cheeks!
@@brandishaw778 Yes, or pajamas in public. Homeless people dressed better in the 1930s than millionaires today. Sad times for sure. Glad I'm not alone in my thoughts on such things.
Concur.
Except women were second class citizens and racism was rampant. I think people forget that when thinking how allegedly wonderful the past was.
Does anyone still listen to this? I still do
I’m 14 and now I’m here listening to my grandfather’s style of music on TH-cam...
I'm 17 and happened across this video and felt like listening to something new and can't lie your grandfather's era was most definitely something else my guy
I'm in my 60's, but I first learned to love this older music back when I was 6 years old and I got my first little plastic record player and my dad gave me his stack of old 78s to play. They were so much fun! I put on Frank Sinatra and Bix Beiderbeck (look him up - he is the coolest!) and Harry James, and all these great musicians, and everyone else was listening to what they called "bubble gum" music. And now, I am still listening to this same great music, because it is just great musicianship.
Keep listening, because great music never dies.
@@libertytree3209 I agree.... this kind of music is so relaxing even for one so far out in Indonesia.
haha I came here after reading a book with a character who died in the 1930s and he enjoyed this type of music so here I am listening to it now reading a book and I must say it’s rather calming and pleasant!
WindDancing Tree yes sir or mam, it definitely is!
I am fortunate to live in a era in which I can access this kind of music with just one click while I'm not even at home.
And these other people are saying "I WiSS I lIveD IN DU 20S" 🤓🤓 I'm glad you don't think you were born in the wrong generation.
@@mr.nuggie6571 Bro the 1920s were grimy af and to top things off 1929 didn’t end well
@@maowusGrimy?
@@lemurianchick I wrote that at 2 AM running basically on my unfiltered mind. What I said a month ago isn’t true.
Is it just me, or would this music be great to play while hosting a dinner party.
omg i would love to host a beautiful 50's style dinner with friends. But for one, i have one friend, and for two, she doesn't apprecieate this kind of music. BUt omg could you imagine walking in with a cute white flowy dress, your hair curled, heels on and a record player playing this type of music. A tvd type beat situation yk.
Yeah...great music for a dinner party....especially if your dishing up burger and chips...........
Absolutely, and you would be surprised as to how often younger guests ask us who or what it is on these occasions. My wife and I now live in a country village In SW France in a house built in 1740? Despite all the mod-cons, to sit in a deep lounge chair in front of a small log fire surrounded by my books after a dinner party listening to this sort of music is still magic.
@@normanclark933 sitting by a fire with books lite internet to this sounds lovely! What part of France do you live in? I would love to visit there soon :)
@@itszbebabaybee Before anyone has a bash at me for late arrivals to a subject (true), I will apologise for a late reply! Makes a change?
I do indeed live in a lovely part of France - and as you probably know there are many. My location is South Central France in the Departement of the Correze, now part of Nouvelle Aquitaine. It is a region adjacent to the Dordogne and Lot collectively making up The Valley of the Dordogne. Lakes, hills, forest ad mediaeval villages abound.
My house is in a non-touristic village but within 30 minutes drive are no less than six of The Most Beautiful Villages in France, and my house is on a ridge where I look over one of them (Curemont) from 6kms distance, but an overall view of almost 60kms.
Correct also about books as my house is was built around 1740, and I have a separate two-story 'cottage' which houses the bigger part of my 3,000 plus books, and 2000 DVDs and I am steadily selling off my LPs - just a few with a measly total of 1000.
In my career I lived and worked in 12 different countries (for longer than a year). I took French Nationality some six years ago, but have had a home here in France since 1992.
I wouldn't want to live anywhere else!
Stormy nights, whiskey, records, and confronting your memories again
E.Pickering
That name goes perfectly with this atmosphere 💜
Sh!t.. thats deep...
Ahem... Are they... Burning memories?
I’m only 28 yrs old I love this music 🎶 I imagine myself dancing in a peaceful dinner it’s weird 💕 love and light to anyone who reads this 🦄
I use this as background music when I write detective stories
very perry mason
Oooh!! I love that. ❤️ Nice profile pic , btw. #Nightmare Bonnie
How is it working out?
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Is there a way I could read any?
My parents were born in the 20's. They listened to this music when they were young.
Listening to this music makes me wish I wasn't single and had someone to dance with.
My grandmother is 100yrs old, my mom's 80, I'm 50, my daughter is 30 and my granddaughter is 11. I remember my grandmother playing this at breakfast. I fell in love with the era, and I passed this love and appreciation of the turn of the century music to my daughter and granddaughter. This is lovely! ❤🌹
God bless you and your family. It's so wonderful that you can enjoy this together.
God bless you and your family!
Wow 5 generations
Modern music can be kind of tiring to listen to so here I am.
This is the type of music that ages but never gets old
Like fine wine
It only gets better with time
this name doesn't fit this beautiful describtion at all lmao
i LOVE it just turned 87 years old and I remember this music in childhood days of the forties as I sit and listen during a rain storm the music has style it is wonderful !
Im in my 20's young black man and I appreciate this whole work of art 🔥💙
I lost my grandma a few months ago,she was very dear to me and she used to tell me stories about that era, well not in New York, but in Athens. Anyway, listening to this kind of music makes me feel like shes with me once again, telling me stories about how beautifull the world was back then. My point is , music that really speaks to you, it feeds your soul and makes your imagination far more powerfull than anything technology can provide these days. Keep using your imagination or you will lose it folks!
Excellent advice....you learned a lot from your grandmother she would be proud
That is so very true sadly!!!
The music of long ago was an art form. The "music" of today is just product.
This music reminds me differents Woody Allen's movies. I love this music...
@Stefanos Liakos Δεν πρέπει να χάνουμε το ρομαντισμό μας
I just cant work or sleep without this music
This kind of music ages like fine wine
I have so many of these in my collection of 78s. I like to bring them out on a snowy night, light a fire (in the fireplace) enjoy a good cigar and a little brandy and wind up the old victrola.
Why don't you fucking shove it?
UNFORTUNATELY nightclubs nowadays have to have flashing lights, & loud music you have to scream over. Much better with dim lights, & sultry jazz where you could RELAX. Bring it back on Jazz Brunch Sundays or Jazz music Sunday afternoons.
I'm so excited that it's nearly the twenties again. Time to bring back jazz and blues.
Seems to be alot of appreciation for this kinda music from the young crowd today, good to see they arent all mad
Haha tho dont get too excited 😆 im sure the next generation after will not like it and the cycle continues
this comment aged well
@@ammwalks13 heh.
Let's all do the Charleston 🙂
I think part of the reason this music and this era is so appealing is that there was no time pressure, you were alive and could just dance the night away. You had won, you had made it, just by the virtue of still breathing in that moment. That is a feeling I have been searching for ever since childhood, and I'll probably meet my grave before I do, but I can tell this is music made with that feeling infused in it to its very core, and it offers me a brief respite from the storm. I hope that at least as an old man I might one day feel the world at peace in a way I have been robbed of as a young man, I just hope the cost isn't too high to get there.
Jesus loves you. He can bring you peace. He made the ultimate sacrifice for you because Jesus loves you. I pray you will accept into your heart and one day then you will get to spend eternity in peace with Jesus in heaven. John 3:16
God be with you. ❤️✝️🙏
These were simpler times. We have gotten to a place in this world where respect and love is not common. I’m an old soul since I was young. These were the days where u could get a good job based on your family name or how dependable your dad was , on the merit of his name. Gone are those days but the music is here and it is nice
Turns out this is painfully beautiful music to grieve to. 💔❤️💔
Music is so incredibly powerful. I hope it brings you some solace.
I like old classic. It doesn't feel old to me at all. It's like discovering and liking them
Same here
I like to open a second tab and play some gentle rain along with this and curl up with a good book and a hot tea. Great atmosphere. Thank you.
..i did... is perfect ...thanks for the idea... be happy..stay happy..
@@Gerardo032002 don't forget a few cats or dogs curled on the carpet by the fire with everything else mentioned earlier and you have the perfect day....rain,jazz.tea/coffee/furry friends ❤💙💛💚💜🖤
oh my gosh everyone needs to do this right now
OMG this is the best thing ever!! thank you!!
Yeah I do that using an old phone which can still sign onto wifi! It is the greatest, you're correct!
I can imagine myself walking down the streets of New York at night, listening to this music being played in the record shops while looking at all the dazzling street signs with the cool wind of the night air gently blowing...
Purely amazing description brother
and getting mugged
AHAHA
mister nextdoorscat omfg.
mister nextdoorscat LMAOOOO I was just gonna say that!
Is it me? Or the wine tastes better while listening to this music?
Maybe I'm just old.
Anyone else wish they should’ve been born around this time? Or ready to experience good music and times such as what this all resembles?
I rather now, where we have the entire selection of the past and people building upon it with swing hop and electro swing
@Alexander Wilson sounds nice :)
@Alexander Wilson enjoy it mate
I was born in 1991, but I have always felt like a 1900's born. I love the music here.
These songs are like wine; they get better with age.
well said
these songs from the 30s and 40s are very beautiful, they are from the time of my grandparents, I love everything that is that wonderful time.
Listening to oldies late at night trying to finish a project. Been listening for hours, but as soon as the first song came on, my eyes filled with tears, and I felt intense tingling in my entire body. I grew up in Provence, the child of a jazz musician father and a writer and travelling saleswoman mother who loved music. I know this song like the back of my hand, like the heart of my mind. They used to run completely illegal jazz club nights in the summer months - the Krazy Kats. People would drink and talk and eat, and spill out into the garden. I was always the only child and I watched from afar as the jazz trio or quartet played all through the night. My mum and I drove everywhere, we listened to this one Benny Goodman CD a lot because you could hear it ok over the rumble of her van. She died a couple of summers ago, very sadly and painfully. The people around her forced her to manage everything until the very end, and insisted on denying her condition, so that I was had not idea what was actually happening. I quit my job to go and spend time with her but she died 8 days after I arrived. I never got the chance to talk to her, she was too far gone. She was kept in denial and I never got to say goodbye, either. I tried my best to reach her throughout my life, to love her as she wished, but somehow it never worked out - she wanted to open up to everyone but she was spikes and fortresses with me. I wrote her a long email telling her how much I loved her - she acknowledged it but never answered it in kind. I hope it reached her somehow though... That she knew someone loved her. Before she died. Still. It hurts to never have got an answer, and that I never got to say goodbye. I'm pretty sure Nightfall was a favourite of hers, but I'm not sure how. She told me about a few favourite songs but never that one. It's the feeling of my childhood. Impossibly heavy, and crying out to be preserved at all costs, infinitely precious yet already vanishing. The only way forward is to let it all go. You can't process someone else's sadness for them... Maybe I can tie happier memories to this music in time. I can try. Best of luck to us all...
man, nice vent im sorry
Someone told me that "To heal, one must feel. Never stuff your ferkings." Good advice, I think.
The eloquence with which you wrote this tells me that you have processed thoughts and emotions that many never even acknowledge. Your healing is likely much farther along than you may believe. I know that, to you, I am no one and nothing, but your story spoke to me and I appreciate you for that. Thank you and my best wishes.
As you write, The only way forward is to let it all go. You are a caring person. We don't know why the fortress was built, it may have been built many years before you came on the scene. But this pain reminds me of the Fox in The Little Prince. God bless you, you are struggling towards the Real.
Hope you are well there, friend. ❤️🙏💞
I just cannot get tired of this playlist.
I cant beleive what weve lost in music compared to today I miss jazz band and playing trombone its sad to graduate and move on and I cany imagine what older folk feel seeing the world change so drastically
There's something so Distinct about the sounds of the 20s/30s/40s that just evokes feeling of Magic, Romance and Majesty.
While I do love other music, this sound is one of a kind and I'd definitely find myself putting it on each night for varying reasons.
Chillin in the corner by myself at Starbucks with a latte
On a cloudy day thinking of yesterday
So thankful to humankind for archiving this music it deserves to exist in time immemorial.
Jazzy Jazzy Jazz. I love Jazz.
Old classical jazz and big band music has always reminded me of The Christmas season; the day after Thanksgiving-New Year. 🍂🦃🎄⛄️
Heaven in my ears.
I'm 14/15 now and I really like these simple instrumental calming musics. That's also the reason why I like old cartoons haha
So true !!!! 👍
Old cartoons are the best!
come back to this comment
My love for classic black and white movies has me in love with this music
Yes. This is exactly what I was looking for. It's strangely hard to find collections of this style of jazz. It's all up-beat or modern.
I only wish this was longer.
music that ages like wine ✅
I love this. Sitting in a old bar on a rainy night, the ladies walking around asking cigars, cigarettes..lol It's all in black and white.
I like house music, but then I have a special place in my heart for music from the 30s and 40s. There's something charming about this music that you feel like you're walking alone after sunset in an old city and this music from the cafes start playing this in the background. You know you just stepped into paradise.
Ngl, seems like we have the exact same music taste :D wish u the best
Same here
My nana always enjoyed this type of music and it is very relaxing when I study
A deep breath, a soft sigh, just settle down by the fireplace sipping a cool white and drift off with the exotic sounds of an era that I'm sure must have drawn my Charleston stepping Mum and Dad together. Edouard
This is Heaven...
This music is what I remember playing in the background when I was young. I was a Rock n Roller but as I age I find myself being drawn to these great classics. I’m 79
I'm 62 and still a rocker, especially 90s Grunge up til now, but have always loved smoky jazzy tunes. Blues club type atmosphere. Piano jazz bar vibes.
I play this with the speakers behind my 1936 Zenith table top radio... Relaxing, to say the least.....
This really captures a time and place that I was the most happy in my life.Late night in New York in the fifties, what a great time.Thank you so much. Its great the tempo is just so right.
Don Bagley wish I could’ve been there to see it all!
How about late '40s, met my wife of 62 years, good times never stoped, though didnt know it at the time.
Gunther Dertz you met you wife in late 40s? How old are you, you must be like 90 or so
@@synergous571 hi, thanks for asking, 92, gunther
@@guntherdertz9554 are you a veteran?
This is my nighttime bubble bath music ❤❤❤ I absolutely adore these golden classics. They don't make em like this anymore.
I feel like I could sit in a old hotel smoke a cigar with a old fashioned and enjoy the day
It's amazing how music can change your mood in an instant ♡
👍🏻💕
I love the 1940s, most of my nights I read a book about WWII history and while I listen to this. It feels calm, chill, and romantic. 👍🏻
For everyone but Jews and Asian smh..and black ppl 🤷🏾♀️..but I love this music..I think of my grandmothers
Ignoring how dangerous everything in the home was and how dangerous just existing was for huge groups of people. I'm quite happy to be alive in the 21st century.
Oh yes, a World War. How calm, chill and romantic.
@Randi Szöküld you're true but she's right too lol, but honestly I do feel you're right since this is just music and they shouldn't have bought race/pllitical views into this since music is for everyone to enjoy. But I do understand her pov as a poc myself, sometimes kinda get jealous but then again, it's music and we all gotta learn to love it 😊❤️
Music back then was better and more romantic. Nothing romantic about that war, tho. Nothing at all.
I listen to this when me and friends get together and play cards. It really sets the mood and makes everyone feel more comfortable. Plus we all like jazz so thats a plus.
This, plus a joint, is enough to teleport you back
Всегда привлекал своим звучанием джаз 30-ых годов, нежная, уютная вуаль накрывает всё пространство вокруг при прослушивании этих мелодий.
This is the kind of music my 18 and 16 years old daughters love to listen to.both are old souls.Got it from me.and I also got it from my grandfather...❤❤❤
when music was accually music
I am 3,573,894 Aeons old and there was never a time on this fleeting vessel of despair that the arts were so innovative and truthful. Even though our souls are forever destined for the emptiness of the Old Void, these artists were able to fashion out of their minds pieces that will stand the cruel tests of time and which can bring humans of all ages together under a banner of futile unity.
All old-fashioned things are the perfect stuff to getting relaxed
Whenever I hear old jazz it’s nostalgic. idk why, probably from a past life
Моя дочь перед сном слушает эту музыку. Ей один год. Благодарю вас!!
I can imagine being in Boston on a rooftop in the 20s listening to music while a big group of people dance in front of me
The mellow blue color of the image on the video makes me think this is the vaporwave of 100 years ago.
I can only imagine the sights, smells and sounds of the past.what I wouldn't give to experience this. Today's world feels just wrong. Deep in my bones. Wish I would have been born in a different time.
This is almost like a line straight out of 1984.
Stanislav Van Kačar LMAO
Quirky
So true
It's not the time that's wrong, it's the people. It's your own mind. Change yourself, change your perspective on life. Because it sure as hell wasn't all gold n shiny black then and it will never be. Life is struggle but life is also beautiful
I love Benny Carter and his playing. He was one of the best jazz musicians that ever lived...
Amazing I was Born in 80s. Saying that I Love love love This Relaxing peaceful peace ✌️ of Heaven music
While I'm listening to this I imagine myself in my apartmant in the evening after work back in the 40s, a little jazz after a tough work, relaxing, eating. It's just a perfect night.
i mean you could still do this today?
Sitting here at my favourite spot in my apartment, watching the pink evening clouds passing by and a gentle breeze coming in through the balcony door, listening to this soothing music, what a perfect moment. I love this playlist! Just waiting for a gentleman to ask me for a dance 😄
While listening to this music, i imagined myself in a cafe in late afternoon with vintage clothes on, peaceful streets and air gently blowing ㅜㅅㅜ
A blue pin-striped suit with a red tie, shiny loafers and a fedora😉I spot a pretty young thing smoking a long cigar sitting at the bar alone. "Hey, doll! You got great gams for a young dame"😄
May only be 19, but god I love this music
Anyone here 17 and still listens to these awesome type of music?
It's Sunday night, I'm chopping vegetables, washing dishes, and getting ready for work tomorrow. This music has been the perfect, relaxing, and easy going music for a calm night. 👍🏿 #oldbutgold
There is no more spirited, warmer, loving music anywhere in time or location in the universe. God bless the writers and performers. May they and the joyess music they produced never be forgotten or lost.
Study to this Music or do homework with this, trust me it feel amazing and at points you even forget there is Music playing
The afternoons spent in the garden tending to the roses, trimming the ivy that was climbing the neighbor's wall, the smell of freshly cut grass, the townspeople stopping to look at our garden from the gate. Around 7 p.m. a few friends arrive with a bottle of chilled white wine, we sit on wicker chairs as the sun goes down.
Sunday comes and he would drive me around the hills with his 1966 Alfa Romeo Spider. My dad didn't know a single title and only remembered a few artists by their name, but he could hum each of these songs by heart.
This makes me feel like a 1940's investigator in LA.
This beautiful music makes me feel so nostalgic but happy. Old but young at the same time. Lovely ☺️☺️☺️
Cold winter night(possibly snowing)
Whiskey, cigar, dim lights, the fireplace.
You , your partner and this music.
My family never got rid of a record, so i grew up on these songs. When i was in my senior year of high school were crezy about Elvis, could not stand rock &, roll, when girls would ask me my favorite singer i always Bing Crosby, most of the replies where who? I told them need to listen to 20s, 30s, & 40s music for the good sounds.