"Noble Sissle and his Orchestra - London 1930"
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Curtis Mosby and his Orchestra 1929by harryoakley3,906 views
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@baghend Porter's nice, but oddly enough Al Bowlly sung 'You're the Top' much better, in my opinon. Benny Goodman is a genius, though. Gene Krupa practically invented every genre of modern music by inventing the modern drum set. I didn't see Chick Webb anywhere, though.
inukirby992 2 months ago
@inukirby992 Be as eclectic as possible in your musical tastes- its all wonderful. And the bands form the 30's are just marvellous- great old tunes, sophisticated lyrics, and some real genius- Porter, Gershwin, Berlin, so many others. Check out guy Lombardo from this period, Ben Selvin, Gus Arnheim, george Olsen, Paul whiteman, and of course benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller and others from a little later.
Keep lovin' it.
-Bill in Canada
baghend 2 months ago
@Osocooltwo Seeing it; hearing it; loving it.
All this from a young lad of fourteen.
inukirby992 3 months ago
ha cha cha
avyanez 8 months ago
Muchisimas gracias.
sirjuandabicho 1 year ago
Whart a plethora of old music we now have - digitalised for future generations to see and hear....Great for sure !!
Osocooltwo 1 year ago
Great!!!!!
jozefsterkens2 2 years ago 2