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

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Another with deep meaning to me.



Greg

 

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Greg

 

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A cautionary tale for all who are young at heart..



Greg

 

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Oh baby! LOL dancing time!

Al Bowlly - You Couldn't Be Cuter (clean sound)​

 

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Beautiful music from across the pond...for your pleasure may be , and mine too for sure, I love Al Bowly!

You were there -Al Bowlly 1936​

 

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Jack Hylton And His Orchestra - Auf Wiedersehen, My Dear (1932)​

 

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still across the pond....great music and dance bands back then....

Jack Hylton And His Orchestra - Lucky In Love (1928)​

 

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With this gorgeous song for me ....it's good night ! hope you like!

One Night Alone With You - Ray Starita And His Band -​

 

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Ben Selvin's Knickerbockers Franklyn Baur - Thou Swell 1927 Broadway Nitelites​

 

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Buenas Noches mis amigos.

Llanto De Luna - Leo Marini​

 

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....,and this one....wow amazing! nice nice


MAGA!

are you bilingual or trilingual? good ....so you can understand what is said.

Javier Solís - Entrega Total​

 

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When my family and my brother and sister, had to flee to Mexico.... for a couple of years.....God it's was so much fun for me....and I learnt to love Mexican music..... so very much!

Music like this.... my family and me and my friends ....we don't like Communism ....nope.

Javier Solis - Prisionero del mar​

 

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Good night .

Se Te Olvida (La Mentira) - Javier Solis,​

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Doo-Wop circa 1954

Life Could Be Dream (Sh-Boom) The Coasters | Beat MP3​

 

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1929 Roger Wolfe Kahn - Why Was I Born? (Scrappy Lambert, vocal)​

 

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ok? never

Don't Ever Leave me - Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra(as the High Hatters),1929​

 

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That song above is in my 3 top vintages songs ever. ^^^ that one...Good Night.

 

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Roger Wolf-Kahn...... very famous American Dance band in the 1920s and 1930s ....fab of mine too!

Great song this one....and vocals!

1929 Roger Wolfe Kahn - Do What You Do! (Dick Robertson, vocal)​

 

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Dick Robertson and his Orchestra, v./Dick: "It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane" (1937)​

 

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Dick Robertson with Tom Berwick and his Orchestra – Thank You for a Lovely Evening, 1934​