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2 weeks ago

Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar - Will Bradley

Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar - Will Bradley

Full recording (new upload) http://www.youtube.com/watc......

IrRrIS1l3nt • 23,573 views

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Once again, "rock" has been shown up by something from the supposedly boring Swing Era.
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1 month ago

Down the Road a Piece (Freddie Slack & Will Bradley Trio)

Song: Down the Road a Piece by

Freddie Slack & Will Bradley Trio

I hope you will enjoy the video !

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1 month ago

Jimmy Dorsey - Wimoweh

Jimmy Dorsey Wimoweh 1952

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  Whoa! This is like an 'acid rock' version of that song! How can it not even be from the rock era?! Turns out swing isn't always so boring _after all_.
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1 month ago

Louis Prima and Keely Smith - Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (1959)

Charted at #69 on Billboard Hot 100 in July 1959. Their biggest duet hit was "That Old Black Magic" which charted the previous year. This was their...

TheLimePopsicle • 22,768 views

LibraryPervert commented:

Not as good as the Andrews Sisters version but unique in its own right.
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1 month ago

Andrews Sisters

Bounce Me Brother

bigalbates • 51,938 views

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It is really freaky to see Abbott & Costello bouncing around here like Belushi & Aykroyd, and this music by the supposedly monotonous Andrews Sisters being even more 'rock' than Blues Brothers movies.
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1 month ago

Jimmy Dorsey Orch "Tangerine"

Features vocalists Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell.

Clip from "The Fleets In" [1942]

W&M: Johnny Mercer, Victor Schertzinger Pub: 1942

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1 month ago

KITTY KALLEN - 11:60 P.M. - HARRY JAMES

HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA - 11:60 P.M. - VOCAL KITTY KALLEN .

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1 month ago

Django Reinhardt - Paris Blues

Django Reinhardt arguably the gretatest guitar player to ever live, showcases his greatness in ''Paris Blues''. But his entire band deserves credit...

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1 month ago

Django Reinhardt - Undecided (1939)

Django Reinhardt et le Quintette du Hot Club de France, avec Stéphane Grappelli Stéphane Grappelli (vln); Django Reinhardt (g solo); Joseph Reinha...

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2 months ago

Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: A Room With A View

Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: A Room With A View

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Describes the thoughts of a peeping tom! Hilarious in the sublime!
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2 months ago

Harry "The Hipster" Gibson - "Piano Boogie Jump" - ORIGINAL "VIDEO"

Harry made three of these "soundies" - you can find another below, along with a mini-bio.

RJBinghamesq • 8,970 views

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.. At least _40_ years ahead of its time. A lot of "new wave era" musicians seem to have lifted a lot of this kind of thing.
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2 months ago

Nice Work If You Can Get It

The Andrews Sisters

アンドリュース・シスターズ

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2 months ago

Close Farmony - The Boswell Sisters

"Come on cow, Moooooooo". The Boswell Sisters save modern dairy farming as we know it, and shill for Farm Relief, in the short film "Close Farm-on...

clotho98 • 4,997 views

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Hey it's "Tiny Tim" ! (on 3:57)
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2 months ago

Cow Cow Boogie - Ella Mae Morse

Ella Mae Morse, with Freddie Slack and His Orchestra, singing "Cow Cow Boogie" in this soundie from the 1940's.

Out on the plains down near Santa...

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3 months ago

Britannia Rag by Winifred Atwell

Another of Winifred Atwell's own compositions. London 1953.

London547 • 45,171 views

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Oops, sorry, I meant Winifred Atwell, not Lionel Atwill.
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3 months ago

Harry James and Helen Forrest, It's Been A Long, Long Time..wmv

From Trumpet Blues, The Best of Harry James.

Capitol Records,

1999

Recorded in Hollywood CA on July 21 1955

Aristaeus1 • 46,792 views

LibraryPervert commented:

She is a great singer. She sounds like Barbra Streisand. He is a great musician. He looks like Vincent Price.
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3 months ago

Benny Goodman - All That Cats Join In

All That Cats Join In

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Whenever I hear this, I feel overtaken by the spirit of James Bond 007!
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3 months ago

Boo Qui Woo Qui / Hugo Montenegro

copyright by w.k.oesemann/bremen

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3 months ago

Lotte Lenya - Seeräuberjenny

Video made long ago, now re-posted for your viewing pleasure. Recording from a 1930 record featuring the original cast, including Ms. Lenya, who wa...

simplyscrummy • 6,954 views

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Yet another nail in the coffin for those who initially tried to claim that rock era interpretations of Brecht were more fervent and uptempo, more "Jim Morrison-like" than the original German versions.
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4 months ago

WOO WOO Boogie Woogie by Harry James and the Boogie Woogie Trio

Harry James teams up with 3 boogie woogie piano players to produce this great boogie tune. Enjoy!

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5 months ago

Honkin' at Midnight - Frank Motley

A Mad Mike Moldie ..........................

norwiner • 930 views

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It sounds approx. 2:10 to 2:34 like black people actually referred to "honkey" as a friendly nickname for a white musician who plays black music. Therefore, people like Eminem and the Classics 4 could be considered honkeys of their respective eras.
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5 months ago

Tu - Alma Gluck 1911

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5 months ago

Pig Foot Pete 1940's Big Band Soundie

1940's Soundie starring the Dinning Sisters

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5 months ago

Benny Goodman - St. Louis Blues

1937-8 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert.....

As the regular arrangment (with solos by Benny and Ziggy Elman) draws to a close, Benny senses the boys are...

Grandad35 • 83,152 views

LibraryPervert commented:

This is good but I like the Dorsey Brothers version better.
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5 months ago

Lotte Lenya - Moon of Alabama (Good Quality Audio)

Great but very creepy song written by Kurt Weill and performed by his wife Lotte Lenya in 1930 . Later covered by The Doors.

Dripser • 13,439 views

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This is more fervent and mystical, more "rock" than the Doors version.
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5 months ago

Cotton Eyed Joe- Gid Tanner's Skillet Lickers (1928)

Cotton Eyed Joe by Gid Tanner's Skillet Lickers in 1928. An early version of a song made infamous in the 1990s by the Rednex.

historianww2 • 8,747 views

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How can this be 1928? It sounds like a modern country rock band. Come to think of it, this is the most "rock" version of Cotton Eyed Joe I've ever heard.
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5 months ago

Patsy Cline- Walkin' After Midnight

Song: "Walkin' After Midnight"

Artist: Patsy Cline

Album: Patsy Cline

Year: 1957

I'm not sure if this actual recording appeared on that album. But...

AJMusicgirl • 147,807 views

LibraryPervert commented:

Patsy Cline has, like, much more class than the Judds. And this music is much deeper than "modern country" which is full of screechy guitars and sound like the singers is chewing bubblegum.
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5 months ago

'Noah's Blues' CANNON'S JUG STOMPERS (1928) Harmonica Blues Legend

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" Noah's Blues " (1928)

CANNON'S JUG STOMPERS

The " RED HOT BLUES " (1925-1945)

Texas Alexander

Pink Ande...

RagtimeDorianHenry • 3,529 views

LibraryPervert commented:

This is like when a hard rock band such as the Rolling Stones or Cream plays the blues -- but this original stuff is even more 'hardcore blues rock' than later renditions. Which of course comes as a shock to anyone who grew up in the rock era.
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5 months ago

Tommy Dorsey Edythe Wright - The Music Goes Round And Round 1935

"Tommy" Dorsey, Jr. (November 19, 1905 -- November 26, 1956 was an American jazz trombonist, trumpeter, composer, and bandleader of the Big Band er...

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At 2:17 does she say: "That slidin' is nut kickin' ain't it?"
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5 months ago

Gene Krupa - Drum Boogie

Gene Krupa and his orchestra performing the classic Drum Boogie, from the excelent movie "Ball of Fire" (1941) www.imdb.com/title/tt0033373

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5 months ago

Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra - Tangerine

From "The Fleet's In" (1942)

Vocals by Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberly

GoldenEraDame • 103,129 views

LibraryPervert commented:

@music1831 The spelling has since been corrected from "Tangeringe" to "Tangerine".

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