Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - THAT'S HOW I FEEL ABOUT YOU (1928)

[hoss73ford1]

although the flip side "Sweethearts on Parade" was the hit side, I like this side far better. Found my copy in early 1992 and I still hum it to myself a lot. Thanks for posting.

[2reeler]

wonderful 20s fovtrot! I love Guys sound then! thanks for posting!

[bsgs98]

@2reeler I think the things that most characterize the trademark "sound" are Lebert's muted trumpet, Carmen's alto sax and, of course, Carmen's vocals with that wavering vibrato. The four brothers had a lock on that sound.

[Crockerish]

Very nice pictures and music[from a devoted Lombardo fan]

[baghend]

My Dad, who was a great Lombardo fan (and came from near London Ontario where all the Lombardos were from) always said that with Lombardo, you knew what the song was in the first two bars.

Always classy, always great dance music from a time when couples danced WITH eachother, holding on and closing their eyes- forgetting depressions, wars whatever, in a little moment of peace and love. What could be nicer. We could use some of it today.

-Bill

[HarborGuy]

Despite all the jokes and the like he had damn good music for dancing.....Even if his style never changed........

[JCJasion]

The Sweetest Music This Side Of Heaven... at it's inception

[crashnlearnevideos]

Im turning down a girl for new years to sit and wait for a friend on new years.