00:00 [01] Rosetta & Vivian Duncan (m & w) 03:02 [02] Joe Hoover (m) & Larry Bard (w) 05:55 [03] Jack Little and Dick Finch (m) & Tommie Malie and Addy Britt (w) 08:22 [04] Walter Donaldson (m) & Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young (w) 11:13 [05] Abel Baer (m) & Cliff Friend (w) 14:13 [06] Harry Akst (m) 17:16 [07] Isham Jones (m) 20:14 [08] Neil Moret (= Charles N. Daniels) (m) & Ben Black (w) 23:17 [09] Ray Henderson (m) & Bud Green and Joe Darcey (w) 26:23 [10] Harry Woods & Abner Silver (m & w) 29:20 [11] Paul Mares, Ben Pollack, Mel Stitzel, George Brunies, Leon Roppolo (m) ° & Walter Melrose (w) 32:23 [12] J. Russel Robinson (m) & Roy Turk (w) 35:32 [13] Peter L. Frost and Fred Rose (m) & George A. Little (w) 38:40 [14] Abner Silver (m) & Benny Davis (w) 41:36 [15] Fred Rose (m & w) 43:55 [16] Abe Lyman (m) & Arthur Freed and Gus Arnheim (w) ° The New Orleans Rhythm Kings (NORK)
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Bravo!!!!!!!!!!! ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Amo esta belleza de música!!!!!!!!!!! ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Nunca morirá, mientras los que la adoramos, estemos vivos!!!!!!!!!!! ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡La haremos vivir de generación a generación, para que nunca muera y deleite las almas y los corazones de los soñadores y de los amantes!!!!!!!!
Bob! I LOVE The Early 1920s Recordings as well! Such Great Records Here! My first Records I ever had were from 1920-1925! I will never forget how much I Loved these Records (That I still Have!!) I Nearly fell over when I put a tone arm down on "When Buddha Smiles" by Paul Whiteman Orch! "I`m Just Wild About Harry" Lanin`s Southern Serenades on a Regal, And LOT`S LOT`S More! All Given to Me By a very SWEET And AWESOME Colored Woman name Trucilla Mooney! I LOVED Her! I was only 9 Years Old!
Interesting, I wondered what this "Z R 3" thing was in the song, so I looked it up: apparently it was a Zeppelin airship built around 1923 to 1924. So I guess it was in the news as the most state of the art, speedy form of transportation at the time!
Listening to your music completes the ambiance of my vintage bedroom. It's as if I was living and breathing the atmosphere of the American Colonial era. This is great! Thanks again for uploading.
the lyrics starting at 0:59 In this song it sounds like "mammy" is what we today would say "mommy". I read someplace that mammy was a common reference for one's mother back then.
AFTER THE GREAT WAR AS IT WAS CALLED 1914-1919 ,19 THE YEAR OF TREATY,IT WAS BELIEVED IT WAS THE WAR THAT WOULD END ALL WARS,THE DAYS OF THE PEACE DOLLAR MINTED BY THE U.S.GOVT. THIS HOPE WAS EXPRESSED IN THE ENERGY OF THE ARTS OF THAT TIME.
I like to play this thru my FM transmitter so it's on every stereo in my house and than can go about my routines without missing a note, and btw the signal can be picked up clearly for about a city block :) I like to choose a station near the ultra progressive rock station so some teenager might get a taste of what real music is. It's also enhanced by having on nature sounds (forrest/birds/etc) in the background which I do using the "music" app. here than it plays regardless of what web page your on (and it can be multi-layered with more than two vids).
interesting. I'm also having nature sounds on my second laptop as background music all day long. and when my friends como visit me they hear it and then do the same in their homes too !
@@germansurdey6525 Besides nature sounds there are lots of atmospheric sounds usually titled for sleep or study or viewing space (ambient space music). They don't go along well with this or any music but when winding down I go with only atmospheric or nature. The type of nature I'd be in the mood for depends on the time of year, I don't listen to a summer forrest at night in the dead of winter in which I'd have on a blizzard.
@@zzubuzz i agree. I live in South America ( though I am a french-speaking Swiss) i usually listen to snow blizzards or heavy rain and thunder or sea hurricanes.
I am glad to see the art of the time preserved as well as the music. Chilling to think of the day that history is sanitized to the degree you encourage . Maybe we should burn down all the museums ? God knows there is surely something there that will offend your sensitive nature .
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00:00 [01] Rosetta & Vivian Duncan (m & w)
03:02 [02] Joe Hoover (m) & Larry Bard (w)
05:55 [03] Jack Little and Dick Finch (m) & Tommie Malie and Addy Britt (w)
08:22 [04] Walter Donaldson (m) & Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young (w)
11:13 [05] Abel Baer (m) & Cliff Friend (w)
14:13 [06] Harry Akst (m)
17:16 [07] Isham Jones (m)
20:14 [08] Neil Moret (= Charles N. Daniels) (m) & Ben Black (w)
23:17 [09] Ray Henderson (m) & Bud Green and Joe Darcey (w)
26:23 [10] Harry Woods & Abner Silver (m & w)
29:20 [11] Paul Mares, Ben Pollack, Mel Stitzel, George Brunies, Leon Roppolo (m) °
& Walter Melrose (w)
32:23 [12] J. Russel Robinson (m) & Roy Turk (w)
35:32 [13] Peter L. Frost and Fred Rose (m) & George A. Little (w)
38:40 [14] Abner Silver (m) & Benny Davis (w)
41:36 [15] Fred Rose (m & w)
43:55 [16] Abe Lyman (m) & Arthur Freed and Gus Arnheim (w)
° The New Orleans Rhythm Kings (NORK)
You crack me up again with that last comment Henri. Let me know if you were going to email me in regards to the collaboration I mentioned. Thank you
I got the one you sent today and it was in my spam folder. We should be good now.
Muy bueno saludos
I play it while doing housework and cleaning. It gives me the pep and energy I need. Thank you SO MUCH!
Pax41, thank you for making all of this great music available to us and for helping to keep it alive.
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Amo esta belleza de música!!!!!!!!!!!
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Nunca morirá, mientras los que la adoramos, estemos vivos!!!!!!!!!!!
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡La haremos vivir de generación a generación, para que nunca muera y deleite las almas y los corazones de los soñadores y de los amantes!!!!!!!!
Pax41... you're the Best!!! Thanks so very much!!😊👍❤️
Thank you for listening and glad you are enjoying the music.
I'm so glad there are now so many uploads of 20's and earlier music recordings, less than a year ago there was not very much at all, thanks to all!
I'm in awe at this early 20s selection. So many gems in here!
Bob! I LOVE The Early 1920s Recordings as well! Such Great Records Here! My first Records I ever had were from 1920-1925! I will never forget how much I Loved these Records (That I still Have!!) I Nearly fell over when I put a tone arm down on "When Buddha Smiles" by Paul Whiteman Orch! "I`m Just Wild About Harry" Lanin`s Southern Serenades on a Regal, And LOT`S LOT`S More! All Given to Me By a very SWEET And AWESOME Colored Woman name Trucilla Mooney! I LOVED Her! I was only 9 Years Old!
Good Selection As Ever, Nathaniel Shilkret The Best Conductor
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching the channel.
WONDERFUL MUSIC BREAK THAT DREARY SAT AFTERNOON WHEN YOUR ALONE
Extremely delightful
All are tremendous examples!
Fun music. thank you
Jazz enthusiast that I am, I have to give top honors to those spiffy versions of "Tin Roof Blues," "Sweet Mamma" and "Red Hot Henry Brown."
I like that version of Red Hot Henry Brown a lot, good choice!
A very entertaining evening, courtesy of Pax41.
Me agrada mucho escuchar es lindo gracias
Encantada de que te guste y gracias por ver el canal.
I love this music! JPB
Artistically and technically perfect! Thank you.
Interesting, I wondered what this "Z R 3" thing was in the song, so I looked it up: apparently it was a Zeppelin airship built around 1923 to 1924. So I guess it was in the news as the most state of the art, speedy form of transportation at the time!
When I first posted this Susan I had no idea it was about a Zeppelin. I believe in the comments section someone else makes a similar comment as well.
Que linda canción gracias
Great
Listening to your music completes the ambiance of my vintage bedroom. It's as if I was living and breathing the atmosphere of the American Colonial era. This is great! Thanks again for uploading.
You are welcome and thank you for watching my channel!
...wow...how time flies! It's been a year already. Thanks again, Bob! :-)
As always, absolutely superb period music, thanks to Pax41 for his great work. Jim Davis, Glevakha, Ukraine
Many thanks Jim!
lovely!
You really are incredible. Love this channel.
Wow, thank you!
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Thank you
Lo mas hermoso
❤
Thanks again
Que maravilha!!!
Thank You!
the lyrics starting at 0:59
In this song it sounds like "mammy" is what we today would say "mommy". I read someplace that mammy was a common reference for one's mother back then.
I think it was more-so referring to a black woman that would take care of the mother's children and cook, etc. ?
Delightful
thanks again
AFTER THE GREAT WAR AS IT WAS CALLED 1914-1919 ,19 THE YEAR OF TREATY,IT WAS BELIEVED IT WAS THE WAR THAT WOULD END ALL WARS,THE DAYS OF THE PEACE DOLLAR MINTED BY THE U.S.GOVT. THIS HOPE WAS EXPRESSED IN THE ENERGY OF THE ARTS OF THAT TIME.
THIS WAS ALSO THE TIME OF UBIE BLAKE AND THE MAPLE LEAF RAG,AND THE BEGINNING OF JAZZ
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I like to play this thru my FM transmitter so it's on every stereo in my house and than can go about my routines without missing a note, and btw the signal can be picked up clearly for about a city block :) I like to choose a station near the ultra progressive rock station so some teenager might get a taste of what real music is. It's also enhanced by having on nature sounds (forrest/birds/etc) in the background which I do using the "music" app. here than it plays regardless of what web page your on (and it can be multi-layered with more than two vids).
interesting. I'm also having nature sounds on my second laptop as background music all day long. and when my friends como visit me they hear it and then do the same in their homes too !
@@germansurdey6525 Besides nature sounds there are lots of atmospheric sounds usually titled for sleep or study or viewing space (ambient space music). They don't go along well with this or any music but when winding down I go with only atmospheric or nature. The type of nature I'd be in the mood for depends on the time of year, I don't listen to a summer forrest at night in the dead of winter in which I'd have on a blizzard.
@@zzubuzz i agree. I live in South America ( though I am a french-speaking Swiss) i usually listen to snow blizzards or heavy rain and thunder or sea hurricanes.
Love the music, not the pictures.
Johnny McIvor oi chill
why ? because the women are not veiled ?
I am glad to see the art of the time preserved as well as the music. Chilling to think of the day that history is sanitized to the degree you encourage . Maybe we should burn down all the museums ? God knows there is surely something there that will offend your sensitive nature .
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Ex TVl CT
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
thank you
Delightful