American and European dance bands and vocalists from the 1920s 1930s and 1940s.....

[skye]

Good night

This Is Romance -Al Bowlly​

 

[Leo123]

Butter Beans and Susie 1924-1927

 

[The Duke]

Al Bowlly 1930s vocalist extraordinaire!

You Couldn't Be Cuter - ​

It's good, I'm not a crooning fan.

I'm just not a fan of crooning or falsettos.

Like in in umm... "Anything Goes".

 

[Leo123]

Boogie Woogie!!!!!!!! Albert Ammons & Pete Johnson. Also featuring a young Lena Horne

 

[skye]

"Everyone Says 'I Love You''" (1933)​

 

[skye]

Harry Roy and His Orchestra (v. Sam Browne) - "P.S. I Love Y0u​

 

[Leo123]

Bob Wills.......'Naughty' songs. Father of Country Swing

 

[skye]

beautiful than you!

Oskar Joost / Rudi Schuricke - Ich werde jede Nacht von Ihnen träumen​

 

[skye]

Oskar Joost / Rudi Schuricke - Ich werde jede Nacht von Ihnen träumen​

 

[skye]

I like him the best!

Good night!

Rudi Schuricke - Komm zurück (J'attendrai) 1939​

 

[Leo123]

Bob Wills Naughty Songs (didn't post first time)

 

[Ringo]

Harry Roy and His Orchestra (v. Sam Browne) - "P.S. I Love Y0u​

I just have to

 

[Darkwind]

I like sultry dancing Myself...

 

[skye]

Among the 10 best in my vintage library!

Paul Tremaine Orch. 1929 Hot! Roaring Twenties​

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[skye]

Another winner by Paul Tremaine! Love it!!!

Wow! 1929 was such a great year for music!

Paul Tremaine and His Aristocrats - Four/ Four Rhythm, 1929​

 

[skye]

Good night now!

Until today - Perry Como with Ted Weems and His Orchestra 1936​

 

[Leo123]

Among the 10 best in my vintage library!

Paul Tremaine Orch. 1929 Hot! Roaring Twenties​

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Wow!! An old music video!!

 

[Leo123]

Good night now!

Until today - Perry Como with Ted Weems and His Orchestra 1936​

Perry's voice back then sounded like a cross between Bing Crosby and Al Jolson

 

[Leo123]

Al Jolson on Vita-phone....

 

[Leo123]

American Rhythm

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