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Song 1 - Louis Katzman & His Salon Orchestra - Allah's Holiday

Song 2 - Arden & Ohman With Their Orchestra - Polly

Song 3 - Adrian Schubert's Sal...

Hollywood Dance Orch. (Nathan Glantz) voc. I.Kaufman - Say It Again! , Domino 1926

Song 1 - Franklyn Baur - What Does It Matter - recorded 2/9/1927

Song 2 - Harold Scrappy Lambert - Grieving - recorded 9/1928

Song 3 - Chester Ga...

Song 1 - The Knickerbockers - Blue Skies - vocal by Charles Kaley

Song 2 - Harry Archer & His Orchestra - There Ain't No Maybe In My Baby's Eyes -...

Ray Noble and His Orchestra, voc. Al Bowlly - When You've Got A Little Springtime In Your Heart, His Master's Voice 1934

NOTE: The evening of his...

Song 1 - Paul Whiteman & his orchestra - Just Like A Melody Out Of The Sky - recorded 6/17/1928

Song 2 - Ben Selvin & his orchestra - Honey - reco...

Nat Shilkret & His Orch-Lonesome Little Doll Victor Records-VE-78-22241-1929

The St. Francis Hotel Orchestra.

Everett Marshall Star of Broadway shows, Most notably Billy Rose's 'Casa Manana', at the same Fort Worth venue of the same name, sings for us here ...

recorded 9/29/1927

with the William Wirges orchestra

Charted at #9 in 1927. This song had earlier charted at #3 for Marion Harris in October 1921, and #11 for Aileen Stanley in July 1921. It would lat...

Here is a neat old tune from 1922. J. Russel Robinson playing a syncopated trot... a great performance indeed.

Performed on my 1925 Stroud Duo Ar...

Down where the sun goes down by Coon Sanders and his Nighthawks from 1928

Love Boat

(1929) Tenor

Charles King

(Speed Corrected)

From the Talkie:

"Broadway Melody" (1929)

For some strange reason, Victor speeded up al...

recorded 2/5/1930

Leo Reisman & His Orchestra, with trio vocal - For My Baby, Columbia 1927

Edwin J. McEnelly's band was performing basically in Boston, MA and mainly toured the New England area from ca. 1910 to the end of the 1920s. In 1...

An early uptempo rendition of the Walter Donaldson-Gus Kahn classic...with Jack Payne & his Band.

MY BABY JUST CARES FOR ME

My baby don't care f...

Belle Baker (Dec.25,1893, New York - April 29,1957) was an American singer and actress.

Born Bella Becker, she rise to fame as a vaudeville vocali...

Title musical sequence, choreographed by Busby Berkeley. From DAMES (1934, dir. Ray Enright, Busby Berkeley). For more info visit http://alsolikeli...

One of those wonderfully provocative songs of Mae West from a pre-censorphip Hollywood.

Trees- Nat Shilkret Orchestra on ViS 22728 based on a poem by Joyce Kilmer

Trees (Kilmer / Rasbach).

Jack Payne & His Band conducted by Eric Coates.

Recorded. c.March 10th 1932.

The second side of this concert arrangemen...

Here's a new one! Annette Hanshaw, the flapper star, sings this cheerful 1920s "Housewife song", a melody about domestic bliss. Recorded 11-27-192...

Song number one is - When The Little Red Roses by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra recorded on 4/12/1930

Song number two is - Congratulations by the Do...

Bob Bury From Philadelphia playing "The Perfect Song", which was the theme song for the Amos n' Andy Show on radio and played by Gaylor Carter on t...

part 2 of 2. I figured out the code at the end some years ago but I forgot what it was. It was something like "Murderer will strike at 5" If anyone...

These days, Annie is famous as being a frizzly-haired orphan girl singing "Tomorrow", but she was originally a cartoon character created in 1929, a...

"The future is now"

I DO NOT OWN THE SONG OR PICTURE!!!

Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankenstein Place

LYRICS:

In the velvet darkness of the blackest ni...

Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue was recorded on 12/1925

Don't Be Angry With Me was recorded on 10/6/1926

piano playing by Rube Bloom

Jelani Eddington live in concert February 15, 2004 at the J. Tyson Forker Memorial Wurlitzer theatre organ at Grace Baptist Church, Sarasota Florida.

recorded 10/1930

From 1929: Eddie Cantor stars in this nightclub short, complete with Ziegfeld Follies Girls !

With Eddie Elkins and his Orchestra

Excerpt from reel 8 of Mamba (1930)

Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra perform a few dance tunes with Ken Murray singing in his first film appearance. Anne Greenway is also present. From 1929

recorded 5/23/1928

Annette Hanshaw sings "If You Want the Rainbow (You Must Have the Rain) recorded in New York City on October 19, 1928. Released on Columbia Record...

Al Benny and his Broadway boys

Leonard Joy directing a mixed band

Victor studios - July 10th, 1929

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