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Name:
The Cat's Pjamas
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Age:
32
Joined:
Dec 11, 2010
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2 weeks ago
Music from the early 1900's up to the '50's, with an emphasis on the 1950's.
On this channel, I started with a few recordings from 1901 and continued mostly chronologically, featuring the artists and songs of the early 1900's, through the teens, '20's, '30's, '40's and up to the '50's.
In the playlists section, you will find many of the songs I've posted grouped by year of recording.
IMPORTANT, PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING: Please read my descriptions as I spend a fair amount of time writing them and trying to make them interesting. Information and trivia about the songs, artists and recordings is included quite frequently, along with chart statistics and my own personal comments on occasion. The descriptions can currently be found underneath the videos. Click "Show more" under the video to read the full description.
Also, I have often included original Billboard reviews and ratings (dating from the time of each record's release) in the descriptions for the 1950's postings.
Hi, my name is Tom. I have a large collection of recordings and have shared some of them with you on here. This site is a tribute to some of my favourite records and artists.
A NOTE ABOUT CHART STATISTICS: Before the 1930's, official music charts detailing the top selling records did not exist. However, music trade publications would include notices from record companies mentioning popular records, and other information that could be used to estimate a recording's popularity. As a result, modern researchers have worked hard in combing through data of record sales, notices concerning popularity, and other historical artifacts from music publications to discern where the records of pre-1930 would have likely charted if official charts had existed. The chart statistics that I report for pre-1930 records use this data compiled by music experts. I feel it is interesting and important to use this data in my descriptions to give the listener a feel for how popular the songs, artists and recordings of the time were.
On this channel, I started with a few recordings from 1901 and continued mostly chronologically, featuring the artists and songs of the early 1900's, through the teens, '20's, '30's, '40's and up to the '50's.
In the playlists section, you will find many of the songs I've posted grouped by year of recording.
IMPORTANT, PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING: Please read my descriptions as I spend a fair amount of time writing them and trying to make them interesting. Information and trivia about the songs, artists and recordings is included quite frequently, along with chart statistics and my own personal comments on occasion. The descriptions can currently be found underneath the videos. Click "Show more" under the video to read the full description.
Also, I have often included original Billboard reviews and ratings (dating from the time of each record's release) in the descriptions for the 1950's postings.
Hi, my name is Tom. I have a large collection of recordings and have shared some of them with you on here. This site is a tribute to some of my favourite records and artists.
A NOTE ABOUT CHART STATISTICS: Before the 1930's, official music charts detailing the top selling records did not exist. However, music trade publications would include notices from record companies mentioning popular records, and other information that could be used to estimate a recording's popularity. As a result, modern researchers have worked hard in combing through data of record sales, notices concerning popularity, and other historical artifacts from music publications to discern where the records of pre-1930 would have likely charted if official charts had existed. The chart statistics that I report for pre-1930 records use this data compiled by music experts. I feel it is interesting and important to use this data in my descriptions to give the listener a feel for how popular the songs, artists and recordings of the time were.
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Thanks x
That was only 69 1/2 years ago!
Thanks for the upload and thanks for the memories.
If you want info about Jaye P. Morgan, the Modernaires or "Perky, Pretty, Peggy King" (from the George Goebels Show and other entertainment venues, send me an email at .....sorry, you have my address.....what was I thinking? At my age, who knows what I'm thinking?
Greetings from Belgium