Roaring 20s: Waring's Pennsylvanians - Who's Blue Now? 1928

[HarborGuy]

And to think he got most of his money from his Waring Blender llllllllll

[luckiegrams]

Today I met a still very pretty lady that played the harp in Fred's band.. luckie

[MrBebopChamploo]

@luckiegrams Was there a need to post that six times lol?

[luckiegrams]

Today I met a still very pretty lady that played the harp in Fred's band.. luckie

[luckiegrams]

Today I met a still very pretty lady that played the harp in Fred's band.. luckie

[luckiegrams]

Today I met a still very pretty lady that played the harp in Fred's band..

[luckiegrams]

Today I met a still very pretty lady that played the harp in Fred's band..

[memorylanefrank]

Are you sure of the location of Fred Waring's father's music store? Fred was born and raised in Tyrone, PA, not Harrisburg. Great music by the man who taught America how to sing.

[coolmamac]

You are right ! my mom is from Martha Furnace, just about 45 min. away.

[gregoryagogo]

This a fine arrangement!! Great instrumentation! I wish the entire '20s decade was electrically recorded!

[cvwtzhaar]

this is a great waring record.

[Somerset45]

Great music to accompany your most interesting pictures. Thanks.

[fuzzbear6240]

240252, That's the cat's meow! :-) Regards, J.

[fromthesidelines]

Originally recorded on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1928...

[henry814]

I've been looking for this for ages! What a great tune, and as was said previously, the orchestration is first-rate. Would you have their version of "So Beats My Heart For You?"

[tx644]

You can by 2 CD's that covers all of the Fred Waring's college day perfomances. "So beats my heart for you" was written by Fred's brother and lifelong pianist Tom Waring. Great stuff! I was playing tuba with all of these tracks since I was 12 years old. Great to see it out there! Thanks a million! Adam Arnold

[dzheger]

Lovely tune, fine orchestration.