♫ Buy the CD or Download Now from Past Perfect: bit.ly/3jvBO5h ♫ 1. 00:00:00 Sydney Kyte This Is The Missus 2. 00:02:36 Ray Noble The Younger Generation 3. 00:05:53 Jack Hylton They All Fall In Love 4. 00:09:04 Billy Cotton Skirts 5. 00:12:02 Debroy Somers Look What You've Done 6. 00:15:15 Blue Mountaineers Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed 7. 00:18:28 Ambrose It's The Talk Of The Town 8. 00:21:37 Lew Stone The Bouncing Ball 9. 00:24:32 Roy Fox I've Got An Invitation To A Dance 10. 00:27:32 Jack Payne Mr And Mrs Is The Name 11. 00:30:18 Charlie Kunz with The Casani Club Orchestra Red Sails In The Sunset 12. 00:33:24 Mario 'Harp' Lorenzi Everything Stops For Tea 13. 00:36:27 Harry Roy Eeny Meeny Miney Mo (Quickstep) (Quickstep) 14. 00:39:07 Ambrose Hors D'Oeuvres 15. 00:42:18 Mrs Jack Hylton Please Believe Me 16. 00:45:17 Orlando Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You 17. 00:47:50 Billy Merrin On the Beach at Bali Bali (Palaise Glide) (Palaise Glide) 18. 00:50:42 Jack Hylton One Two, Button Your Shoe 19. 00:53:18 Henry Hall Eccentric 20. 00:55:59 Jay Wilbur You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming 21. 00:58:52 Carroll Gibbons Love Walked In 22. 01:01:50 Jack Harris I Double Dare You 23. 01:04:22 Sydney Lipton A Reckless Night On Board An Ocean 24. 01:07:24 Brian Lawrance I Must See Annie Tonight 25. 01:10:36 Geraldo Two Sleepy People 26. 01:13:56 Ronnie Munro Sing a Song of Sunbeams (Quickstep) (Quickstep) Buy CD on Amazon: amzn.to/3kxjWrZ
VALAIDA SNOW !!! "I double dare you" I listened to THAT Song when I was about 14/15 of age listening to the Jazz-Radio "Die Raue Rille" every Wednesday Night 8-10 p.m. 🎵🎶 must have been SO impressive 💗 that I could sing EVERY SINGLE LINE of that darn hot song about 50 years later, now 😜
I was born in 1944 when this music was as its best. I often wondered why I liked this music so much. Could it be that this is what I heard while I was in the pram Thanks Mum
Even though I was born only in 2005, just recently, I feel like this music deserves to be listened to more, instead of the modern over loud, overstimulated, electric synth, bass boosted eardrum reaper... There's sadly a lot of music from the past being neglected nowdays, composers of the early 20th century, like Rachmaninov, for example...
i wish they had ballroom dancing areas and THIS MUSIC OH MY IT'S JUST SO SAD THIS MUSIC MAKES ME WANT MORE OUT OF LIFE. There should be people like this again it isn't fair. I DON'T WANT SCUM BAGS, NO ROMANCE, I'M JUST SO UPSET
Im only 33, but I'm an old soul and this music transports me back to a time I absolutely adore. Nostalgia takes over the minute I hear this music play. ❤🎶
You know what would be really something? Is to see if this channel along with other channels that play songs from the 20s and 30s could reach over a million views now that would be really something?
The clarity of Past Perfect reissues is astonishing! Unless, as I suspect, Past Perfect created a Time Machine to sneak modern recording equipment to work alongside the equipment used to make these original recordings.
This music is wonderful, I wasnt born in the 30s, 40s or 50s but I love this music. It takes me to a happier time in our world, and let's me forget all the problems of today's world.❤❤❤
@everyone , what Stephanie Hillman means is the "innocence" of the era. Forget the bad things, remember this period for all the good and joy it brought. It may have been hard for all of us, but we were happy with the simplicity of life.
Ive always loved the Music from the 20's 30's and more. Listening to my gramophone playing in the early mornings while drinking the first cup of coffee is one of the best feelings Ever. I appreciate you all here seeing this and Best wishes to every one of you!
This is one of the best mixes of 30s music I have ever heard! I can't tell you how many songs I had to repeat, or how many times I yelled over to my roommate "Hey! Come here and listen to this one!"
im so glad i could find this; its really good for studying to and its a very calming playlist. i appreciate you putting all these great songs together in to one video!
Love the music, it makes me remember my dad. He met Al Genaro during the war and was his illicit driver for a night, he could not drive but home on leave you got to live.
I've been enjoying this music since about nearly 11..12 years old, my dad introduced this into my life. I technically grew up with 70s music. I'm in my late 50s now. Luv 30s to 70s early 80s. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
i have this addiction man and im doing well to be honest with you, but its like i dont get little bursts of urgess, more like theyre always there and its just the time i distract myself in between. and this music really really helps me. i dont know why. i would say keep up the good work, but uh yeah thanks.
OH! I`M ENJOYING YOUR AWESOME SITE! TRULY ENJOYING THESE AWESOME RECORDINGS! "They All Fall In Love" Was the Brother of the Highly Awesome "Let`s Do It!"!! I Have Let`s Do It' By Rudy Vallee` on a Harmony 78! and "They All Fall In Love" By Will Osborne! On a Columbia! Harmony was a Subsidiary of Columbia! I am probably telling something You already know!
Have to say Rudy Vallee didn't sound as if did much at all. It wasn't the fashion to give it the oomph that song needs at the time. But it really wasn't Rudy's song....well that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
The more I hear various bands the more I think Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Orpheans is the best of them all. So silky, so smooth, so good to listen to.
Where would u be hearing this great time of music , I think of Chicago seeing it at that time , but listen folks I have met a guy who was in the purple gang , told me he witnessed a lot of killings at street corners in DETROIT , I said did the gangsters use a tommy gun he said they used mostly shot guns and revolvers , I asked him how he survived when thy came in to start shooting . He said one word DUCK HA HA HA I laughed . He then said either a barrel or car inside the place when the gangsters came , so he was 94 and I was 54 at the time WOW I knew it was true because I could hear how he talked , it was the OLD DETROIT way of speaking
Truly Great Sounds. Great Channel too. ~ As I am currently engaged in the "construction" of contemporary sonic art and beats - I find myself drawn to these sounds. These were the cutting edge "Techno" throbbing out from dance halls and night clubs of their time. Contemporary "pop" has somehow lost a lot of "melody" opting for "Hooks" and "Traps" instead. With my hair standing up, listening to these potent ghosts out of the past I cannot help being CERTAIN that modern artists can and should make some study of these vintage styles from the "Golden Age" of dance music. I intend to try to infuse my future creations with some of the flavours of these old time swing/jazz/big bands. I have already done so, but I don't want it to be obvious. I have no wish to simply make a bunch of "electro swing", instead I would take some of the Elements which make this music great and attempt to transpose them to my own unique style and perhapse throw in and echo or 2 from these good old times... If contemporary artists were to do the same - they could certainly do worse IMO, and THEN...Just maybe, I might even be able to stop finding modern "Pop" so unappealing and undigestable.
Have a search around the tube for something called Northern Soul. Not all of them but many have just those elements. Motown is one obvious contender that has these things, for instance Jr Walker's Tune Up is big band on Steroids! Amongst the other things in the Genre you'll find melody and rhythm, one with what I find that and in my opinion a distinct African beat is This Is My Rainy Day by a group called The Parliaments it is however not the George Clinton outfit out of Detroit that became Funkadelic. Jackie Lee out of LA did a tune with soaring melodies, almost a European symphonic style with Oh My Darling also echoed in Laura Lee's epic To Win Your Heart out of Detroit. Roy Hamilton was very well known in the '60's not sure now but still well known to us that listen to such stuff. His She's Got A heart may also appeal in some of the elements you seek. Happy hunting!
@@jam1966ful Yes indeed. I am familiar with parliament, and a LOT of sounds from Detroit going back to when the bow and arrow were still a top secret weapon. the "Underground Resistance" was a sort of guild of many musicians exceeding 100+ and bands who ended up amalgamating their musical artistry to come up with some pretty "Far Out" experimental material. A small percentage of which played a role in the formation of much of the contemporary music such as Techno, House, Downtempo, Hip Hop, Dubstep, Trap etc etc, which is just outside the borders of "POP" we have going on today. While I certainly do appreciate the "Afro" influenced side of the music of the first 3 decades in the 19th century I also see it as being distinctly different from the Euro "White" big band sounds and "Swing" which just blows me away...
@@CyanBlackflower I distinctly stated not those Parliaments and included things which upheld many of the big band and orchestral, which in the hands of some of the black talent of the day blows me away and I still listen to and love today. Laura Lee's side I pointed to is as close to a classical Aria I've ever heard on a 'pop'record. Paul Riser at Motown was a classically trained musician. Perhaps it's just something I'm seeing myself that others don't see. Perhaps a fainter echo of what you were looking for and enjoy so much?
@@jam1966ful Oh I get it, I was just throwing in my own interpretation of the evolution of that particular genre of jazz - and that it has branched out, forming many, many sub genres over the last 100 years. In any case, thank you for your suggestion. I will certainly look into it. I am now posting my own brand of music on soundcloud about 125 tracks to date. Here on youtube I have only posted 35 or so I'll post another 10 later today. I really do not even know what to call it as it is various styles, and fall into many categories and yet none really. I'm still developing, as I am quite new at this, but VERY determined to express something with it which cannot be done any other way. So I am always looking for something to inspire some type of growth which can be formed into something fresh, new, distinct, a bit different, and yet familiar.
@@CyanBlackflower I'll have a stop by your channel sometime. Digging through these classic sounds myself at the moment as I too love that Big Band/Swing sound. Nice chatting with you, appreciate anyone who puts proper effort into what they do rather than just following the herd.
La mùsica pop de los bisabuelos muy bien tocada y sobre todo alegre. No se compara en nada con la musica previsible y sin creatividad de este siglo XXI.
Thankfully we have someone who cares for great taste, our wonderful editorial genius 😀 ❤ 😊 😍 😄 💕 😀 ❤ thank ýoù, we love uou too.have a grateful 🙏 ✨ ❤ 💖 🙌 💕 🙏 New Year ✨ ❤ 💖 ♥ 🙏
Funny listening to this and playing Aliens vs Predators. Nice music when you have serpent aliens coming after you!!✨✨✨⚜✨✨✨Aliens keep ripping you appart like... Sorry music is not going to work!!! No Charleston with us predator we eat you up and smash phonograph!!
You’re kidding right? The men and women that sang these songs are so grown they’re fucking dead now. Try listening to the shitty music that’s released now and tell me what you think of *those* lyrics. You must be a Christian.
♫ Buy the CD or Download Now from Past Perfect: bit.ly/3jvBO5h ♫
1. 00:00:00 Sydney Kyte This Is The Missus
2. 00:02:36 Ray Noble The Younger Generation
3. 00:05:53 Jack Hylton They All Fall In Love
4. 00:09:04 Billy Cotton Skirts
5. 00:12:02 Debroy Somers Look What You've Done
6. 00:15:15 Blue Mountaineers Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed
7. 00:18:28 Ambrose It's The Talk Of The Town
8. 00:21:37 Lew Stone The Bouncing Ball
9. 00:24:32 Roy Fox I've Got An Invitation To A Dance
10. 00:27:32 Jack Payne Mr And Mrs Is The Name
11. 00:30:18 Charlie Kunz with The Casani Club Orchestra Red Sails In The Sunset
12. 00:33:24 Mario 'Harp' Lorenzi Everything Stops For Tea
13. 00:36:27 Harry Roy Eeny Meeny Miney Mo (Quickstep) (Quickstep)
14. 00:39:07 Ambrose Hors D'Oeuvres
15. 00:42:18 Mrs Jack Hylton Please Believe Me
16. 00:45:17 Orlando Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You
17. 00:47:50 Billy Merrin On the Beach at Bali Bali (Palaise Glide) (Palaise Glide)
18. 00:50:42 Jack Hylton One Two, Button Your Shoe
19. 00:53:18 Henry Hall Eccentric
20. 00:55:59 Jay Wilbur You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming
21. 00:58:52 Carroll Gibbons Love Walked In
22. 01:01:50 Jack Harris I Double Dare You
23. 01:04:22 Sydney Lipton A Reckless Night On Board An Ocean
24. 01:07:24 Brian Lawrance I Must See Annie Tonight
25. 01:10:36 Geraldo Two Sleepy People
26. 01:13:56 Ronnie Munro Sing a Song of Sunbeams (Quickstep) (Quickstep)
Buy CD on Amazon: amzn.to/3kxjWrZ
#25 sounds like Al Bowlly to me
VALAIDA SNOW !!!
"I double dare you"
I listened to THAT Song
when I was about 14/15 of age
listening to the Jazz-Radio
"Die Raue Rille"
every Wednesday Night 8-10 p.m. 🎵🎶
must have been SO impressive 💗
that I could sing
EVERY SINGLE LINE
of that darn hot song
about 50 years later, now 😜
I was born in 1944 when this music was as its best. I often wondered why I liked this music so much. Could it be that this is what I heard while I was in the pram Thanks Mum
Even though I was born only in 2005, just recently, I feel like this music deserves to be listened to more, instead of the modern over loud, overstimulated, electric synth, bass boosted eardrum reaper... There's sadly a lot of music from the past being neglected nowdays, composers of the early 20th century, like Rachmaninov, for example...
i wish they had ballroom dancing areas and THIS MUSIC OH MY IT'S JUST SO SAD THIS MUSIC MAKES ME WANT MORE OUT OF LIFE. There should be people like this again it isn't fair. I DON'T WANT SCUM BAGS, NO ROMANCE, I'M JUST SO UPSET
Thank you from Portugal!
Im only 33, but I'm an old soul and this music transports me back to a time I absolutely adore. Nostalgia takes over the minute I hear this music play. ❤🎶
Fun fact, Hitler's wife, Eva Braun was 33 when she committed suicide with him in 1945. Hitler was 56.
Man... Im 17 :)
I'm just a 14 year old teen but this music always makes happy because of its nice tune! I'm just a oldies guy I guess!😁👍
You have a The Great Gatspy, and play this type of music. Have everyone wear these type of clothes! 😺
@@thepoet9253 geez who tf wants to know that bud
Perfetto❤
Straordinaria eccellenza..2023
This is solo relaxing...kinda feel like this is the time period I should have been born in
This music is fabulous!!! It just makes me happy. My grandparents listened to this music all the time. Memories
You know what would be really something? Is to see if this channel along with other channels that play songs from the 20s and 30s could reach over a million views now that would be really something?
To the new era of music the old style music I perfer (ps I'm 18)
It is tragic that music like this has been replaced by idiots whining to guitars and sounds like traffic accidents.
You can say that again😔 My dad always said,a bloody rabble enough to wake the dead😬
Great tunes!Reminds me of happy times listening toThe Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty!Thanks so much.
The clarity of Past Perfect reissues is astonishing! Unless, as I suspect, Past Perfect created a Time Machine to sneak modern recording equipment to work alongside the equipment used to make these original recordings.
Love this! Thanks so much for your appreciation of our sound engineer's skill and hard work :)
This music is wonderful, I wasnt born in the 30s, 40s or 50s but I love this music. It takes me to a happier
time in our world, and let's me forget
all the problems of today's world.❤❤❤
A happier time in the world...?
I think you need a history lesson lol
@@hep_fulla_pep what are you talking about? We all know the Great DEPRESSION was the happiest time of all!!
Not to mention two world wars and a police action. Happier times?
Your feelings are worth respecting; sorry to read the dissing comments sent your way. 🥰
@everyone , what Stephanie Hillman means is the "innocence" of the era. Forget the bad things, remember this period for all the good and joy it brought. It may have been hard for all of us, but we were happy with the simplicity of life.
Ive always loved the Music from the 20's 30's and more. Listening to my gramophone playing in the early mornings while drinking the first cup of coffee is one of the best feelings Ever. I appreciate you all here seeing this and Best wishes to every one of you!
!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!!-
The best page on TH-cam. I would struggle to find something to listen to during the day. Thanks.
Wow, thank you for the lovely feedback, it's great to hear !
Real Oldschool.
I love your channel and all of these wonderful albums! I can't stop listening! Thank you! 😎👍❤
This is one of the best mixes of 30s music I have ever heard! I can't tell you how many songs I had to repeat, or how many times I yelled over to my roommate "Hey! Come here and listen to this one!"
Wonderful feedback, thank you! We appreciate your support.
Sweet Sixteen has a terrific beat, wish they could make songs like that today!
92 yr old still brings back great ballroom dance yra
God bless you, do you like listening to Vera Lynn?
My blessings, Mr. Truly a miracle we still have people who remembers this music being on top.
Great
The past is definitely perfect, here at least.
im so glad i could find this; its really good for studying to and its a very calming playlist.
i appreciate you putting all these great songs together in to one video!
Enjoying a corona free happy hour with your happy music. Regards from Veronique in the Netherlands. Thanks you,
Ambrose’s arrangement of Hors d’oeuvres gets a lot of play these days as well.
Music and texts with humour and the best side of life. Than you for keepin the good mood and having so pleasent nice at you.
Al Bowlly in great shape, as usual.
The joy of being alive transcripted to music!
da Silva, brown and andersonn open this selection! fantástico!
LjcPaolini. Brasil
I suppose you mean DeSylva,Brown and Henderson?
Es increible como esta música, cambia mi estado de animo. Me encanta.
A mí también, sobretodo por qué me encanta la década en qué se hizieron estás melodías!
Absolutely beautiful. I love every single one of these tracks. Thank you sincerely Past Perfect Vintage Music, for providing us with these gems.
Love the music, it makes me remember my dad. He met Al Genaro during the war and was his illicit driver for a night, he could not drive but home on leave you got to live.
👍👍👍😊🙏🙏🙏
This is the Missis ,Sydney Kyte and his Piccadilly Hotel Band ,I play this 78 on my HMV Studio Grande Gramophone ,wonderful .
Famous names and tunes in great sound.
What more could one ask for?
I've been enjoying this music since about nearly 11..12 years old, my dad introduced this into my life. I technically grew up with 70s music. I'm in my late 50s now. Luv 30s to 70s early 80s. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
This is one of Past Perfect's best releases. Always an enjoyable listen.👍
Glad you enjoy it! Such beautiful music - feel good and whistle is what we say ;-)
This IS music, isn’t it?
HOW SENSATIONAL is this compilation? Truly happy music!
i have this addiction man and im doing well to be honest with you, but its like i dont get little bursts of urgess, more like theyre always there and its just the time i distract myself in between. and this music really really helps me. i dont know why. i would say keep up the good work, but uh yeah thanks.
OH! I`M ENJOYING YOUR AWESOME SITE! TRULY ENJOYING THESE AWESOME RECORDINGS! "They All Fall In Love" Was the Brother of the Highly Awesome "Let`s Do It!"!! I Have Let`s Do It' By Rudy Vallee` on a Harmony 78! and "They All Fall In Love" By Will Osborne! On a Columbia! Harmony was a Subsidiary of Columbia! I am probably telling something You already know!
Have to say Rudy Vallee didn't sound as if did much at all. It wasn't the fashion to give it the oomph that song needs at the time. But it really wasn't Rudy's song....well that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
IMPECCABLE SELECTION.
YOU MADE MY CORONA PARTIES EVEN MORE DELIGHTFUL
AND I THANK YOU FOR THAT ! GREETINGS FROM BELGRAD, SERBIA!!!
Here are real people behind the music.
The perfect music for corona parties!
This just might be the best album i have ever heard
anyone else thinking about Tom and Jerry?
imagining this playing in the background in a serial killer movie
😅
Simply splendid music and performances, so very entertaining!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Esta musica és el elexir de la vida. Todo se mueve !
Sencillamente maravillosa !
Si :)
The more I hear various bands the more I think Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Orpheans is the best of them all. So silky, so smooth, so good to listen to.
Where would u be hearing this great time of music , I think of Chicago seeing it at that time , but listen folks I have met a guy who was in the purple gang , told me he witnessed a lot of killings at street corners in DETROIT , I said did the gangsters use a tommy gun he said they used mostly shot guns and revolvers , I asked him how he survived when thy came in to start shooting . He said one word DUCK HA HA HA I laughed . He then said either a barrel or car inside the place when the gangsters came , so he was 94 and I was 54 at the time WOW I knew it was true because I could hear how he talked , it was the OLD DETROIT way of speaking
👍👧👍⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
Great music
Thank you 😊
if i only can press like botton hundred more times....
i love the 1930's!
Very good sound.
Keep up the good work with this one!
Super excellent
I'm 18 and here I am feeling like I wanna go back.
Me too! come let's go and dance with them merely.
9:04 What a dirty bugger
Hallo
Truly Great Sounds. Great Channel too. ~ As I am currently engaged in the "construction" of contemporary sonic art and beats - I find myself drawn to these sounds. These were the cutting edge "Techno" throbbing out from dance halls and night clubs of their time. Contemporary "pop" has somehow lost a lot of "melody" opting for "Hooks" and "Traps" instead. With my hair standing up, listening to these potent ghosts out of the past I cannot help being CERTAIN that modern artists can and should make some study of these vintage styles from the "Golden Age" of dance music. I intend to try to infuse my future creations with some of the flavours of these old time swing/jazz/big bands. I have already done so, but I don't want it to be obvious. I have no wish to simply make a bunch of "electro swing", instead I would take some of the Elements which make this music great and attempt to transpose them to my own unique style and perhapse throw in and echo or 2 from these good old times... If contemporary artists were to do the same - they could certainly do worse IMO, and THEN...Just maybe, I might even be able to stop finding modern "Pop" so unappealing and undigestable.
Have a search around the tube for something called Northern Soul. Not all of them but many have just those elements. Motown is one obvious contender that has these things, for instance Jr Walker's Tune Up is big band on Steroids! Amongst the other things in the Genre you'll find melody and rhythm, one with what I find that and in my opinion a distinct African beat is This Is My Rainy Day by a group called The Parliaments it is however not the George Clinton outfit out of Detroit that became Funkadelic.
Jackie Lee out of LA did a tune with soaring melodies, almost a European symphonic style with Oh My Darling also echoed in Laura Lee's epic To Win Your Heart out of Detroit.
Roy Hamilton was very well known in the '60's not sure now but still well known to us that listen to such stuff. His She's Got A heart may also appeal in some of the elements you seek.
Happy hunting!
@@jam1966ful Yes indeed. I am familiar with parliament, and a LOT of sounds from Detroit going back to when the bow and arrow were still a top secret weapon. the "Underground Resistance" was a sort of guild of many musicians exceeding 100+ and bands who ended up amalgamating their musical artistry to come up with some pretty "Far Out" experimental material. A small percentage of which played a role in the formation of much of the contemporary music such as Techno, House, Downtempo, Hip Hop, Dubstep, Trap etc etc, which is just outside the borders of "POP" we have going on today. While I certainly do appreciate the "Afro" influenced side of the music of the first 3 decades in the 19th century I also see it as being distinctly different from the Euro "White" big band sounds and "Swing" which just blows me away...
@@CyanBlackflower I distinctly stated not those Parliaments and included things which upheld many of the big band and orchestral, which in the hands of some of the black talent of the day blows me away and I still listen to and love today. Laura Lee's side I pointed to is as close to a classical Aria I've ever heard on a 'pop'record. Paul Riser at Motown was a classically trained musician.
Perhaps it's just something I'm seeing myself that others don't see. Perhaps a fainter echo of what you were looking for and enjoy so much?
@@jam1966ful Oh I get it, I was just throwing in my own interpretation of the evolution of that particular genre of jazz - and that it has branched out, forming many, many sub genres over the last 100 years. In any case, thank you for your suggestion. I will certainly look into it. I am now posting my own brand of music on soundcloud about 125 tracks to date. Here on youtube I have only posted 35 or so I'll post another 10 later today. I really do not even know what to call it as it is various styles, and fall into many categories and yet none really. I'm still developing, as I am quite new at this, but VERY determined to express something with it which cannot be done any other way. So I am always looking for something to inspire some type of growth which can be formed into something fresh, new, distinct, a bit different, and yet familiar.
@@CyanBlackflower I'll have a stop by your channel sometime. Digging through these classic sounds myself at the moment as I too love that Big Band/Swing sound. Nice chatting with you, appreciate anyone who puts proper effort into what they do rather than just following the herd.
Bravo!!
Wow! kudos! what a fantastic selection! Thanks for the incredible posting..
Thanks for listening, and for the lovely feedback :) "Tap your feet and be happy" !
Thanks
La mùsica pop de los bisabuelos muy bien tocada y sobre todo alegre. No se compara en nada con la musica previsible y sin creatividad de este siglo XXI.
Braboporlabuenamucu
looking for any recordings by art gregory or music written by his pianist wallter wild
Delightful
🎼🎷🎺🎻😌
BEAT & BRASS & VIOLINS
S' MORE THAN MARVELOUS 👍
1:04:34 The Caretaker - Reckless Night (1999)
What's with all the ads. Ruined it.
MY OPINION: from Sumerian civilization to our days, these were the best years in the world... now it's funk and classless riffraff ffff
Thankfully we have someone who cares for great taste, our wonderful editorial genius 😀 ❤ 😊 😍 😄 💕 😀 ❤ thank ýoù, we love uou too.have a grateful 🙏 ✨ ❤ 💖 🙌 💕 🙏 New Year ✨ ❤ 💖 ♥ 🙏
それにも非常に本当にどっさりと簡単にすれば東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MX様などが思いきってミディアムな試験電波発射音楽などをしっかりと流してくれますので決して忘れません。天晴れですよ。誇らしいですよ。
Any millenials?
Hallo
💃💃💃💃
🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶♥️♥️♥️♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hallo
🐸
Es ist einmalig schoen!
Are the sources (disc numbers etc.) mentioned on the CD?
Hi, Yes they are ... thanks for asking
❤
Hallo
Мне нравится, замечательно.🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Elixir *
Sorry !
Wish I was born a generation sooner
Funny listening to this and playing Aliens vs Predators. Nice music when you have serpent aliens coming after you!!✨✨✨⚜✨✨✨Aliens keep ripping you appart like... Sorry music is not going to work!!! No Charleston with us predator we eat you up and smash phonograph!!
それにも非常に本当にどっさりと簡単にすれば東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MX様などが思いきってミディアムな試験電波発射音楽などをしっかりと流してくれますので決して忘れません。天晴れですよ。誇らしいですよ。
Tom and Jerry music~
Great music, Gross lyrics!! grow up
You’re kidding right? The men and women that sang these songs are so grown they’re fucking dead now. Try listening to the shitty music that’s released now and tell me what you think of *those* lyrics. You must be a Christian.
oh dear, there are still people like you
what do you dance to this music?
Foxtrot.
At least the first track. There are fast and slow f/trots.
(No.1 Fast.....No.2 Slow) see?
Best thing is just to listen. Quality musicians, 90-100 years ago!
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