Bob Haring & His Orch. - Some Sweet Day, 1929

[ClarasBeau]

I must have lived back then, in a previous life. Why do I love this stuff so? Simply terrif! Thanks for the upload...

[ricellus]

This tune makes me want to get up and dance.....as a matter of fact I think I will. Care to dance Dear.....Lovely.

[horsensscope]

The twenties ROCKED!

[GartGames]

What a wonderful, bouncy tune. Thanks for posting. Do you know the vocalist? Please keep up the good work.

[The9s2774x]

たしかこの曲日本ではディツク　ミネが歌っていましたね。大変良い曲ですね。

[TCDS75]

Preciosa. Elegante. Amable. Romántica. ¡Vivn aquellos años! ..... César (76 años)

[Shabannie]

The pictures you selected are very nice and go well with the music!

----------Ellen

[3082103]

This is a bit confusing, but please do tell me... I thought this sort of song would be danced to a quickstep? However, I also realise that foxtrots during that period is slightly faster, and there were no clear delineation between quickstep and foxtrot weren't there? So, please, enlight me...

[dzheger]

Alice in Wonderland. The best!

[jozefsterkens]

You are the best!

[tango3721]

Hi Grzegorz - this is a very charming and relaxing foxtrot. The art work - as usually - super duper fun, fun, fun!!! Thanks!

[barbcard]

Perfect video to celebrate this sweet day for me:

computer back in working order after its very naughty crash. For a large sum of $, of course, but what else can one do for an unruly child?

[Masquerade03]

Supreme! Bob Haring was not as versatile as other colegues. He was much more effective in fox-trots than waltzes and sentimental music. Here is a very good example of his talent at his best. By the way excellent illustrations as always. Thanks.

[idasynco]

Once again you dazzle me! The ending really did crack me up, you are so funny!! I LOVE your channel! FAVS!

[dzheger]

Catchy, bouncy fox with a lovely vocal. And the 20's fashion is simply dazzling. Love the finale with those apples for sale.

[cattleman6420012000]

This really is wonderful.

[eldon12000]

Great catchy Haring recording and loved the slightly risque' ending.

[HarborGuy]

Wonderful old Magazines to go with the great music...........really fits..