Soundies - Hollywood Boogie
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Music of the 1940s at The National World War II Museum's Stage Door Canteenby PMayerPR53,680 views- 3:21
Cuban Peteby DannyStreep54,140 views
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Stan Kenton and His Orchestra feat. June Christy - It's Been A Long Timeby mrdantefontana6661,512 views
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Ivy Benson And Her All Girl Orchestraby CCJazzmen220,772 views
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Rita Hayworth - Music In My Heart (1940)by Fratelliyo19,889 views
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Marquita Rivera - "Cuban Pete"by knowernotknown6,952 views
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Soundies - Sweet Sue (Just You)by BottleAlleyInc15,007 views
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Soundies - Ten Pretty Girlsby BottleAlleyInc4,627 views
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Shame On You, Spade Cooley Soundieby VoxWack32,648 views
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Soundie: Southland Swingby CineGraphic41,580 views
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Soundiesby rockinhillbillies13,328 views
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Soundies - The Hut Songby BottleAlleyInc908 views
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Java Jive - The King Sisters (1941)by clotho98147,759 views
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Soundies - Once In Awhileby BottleAlleyInc2,534 views
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Martha Tilton - "What the Country Needs" (Soundie, 1941)by lowlights5,448 views
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Soundies - Tica Ti Tica Taby BottleAlleyInc6,453 views
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Linda Keene Soundiesby tenorsfan5,274 views
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Thelma White - "Hollywood Boogie" - ORIGINAL "VIDEO"by RJBinghamesq2,363 views
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Choo Chooby ESRolling5,543 views
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THE SOUNDIES(1986)by DonMcGlynnFilms1,378 views
Great soundie. Thanks!!
rbratcherjr 7 months ago
Wow - an all girl band with all left handed players ;-)
peejay1975 10 months ago
wow...
ravenshireful 1 year ago
This is Great!
And to think, I had a hard time putting together a 5-member all gals blues band in New Orleans the 1980's.
Must be 50 ladies playing in this orchestra.
olhuzzy 1 year ago
Shake It Honey...Shake It!
somersetdc 1 year ago
well if you want my opinion, those are some weird looking dudes!
northstar1950 1 year ago
An orchestra of women..NICE! Women were beautiful in those days
purclassic1 2 years ago
What was Ina Ray Hutton off playin' for the boys? Man a rip off down to the baton swinging! Flattery????
timquale 2 years ago
A dime, thanks I guess in those days a dime was a lot of money.
My grandfather told me that when he was a kid he could go to the movies watch 3 movies, cartoons, serials like Flash Gordon, buy pop corn a soda and ride to and from town on the bus all for 50 cents.
Today all that would cost $50 and only 1 movie and no serials.
Thanks for the info hyeguy 36 it must have been great.
jenniferTex15 2 years ago
The usual price was a dime.
hyeguy36 2 years ago