You probably remember the old glamorous times: Lana Turner, Ava Gardner, Gene Thierney.... And now you look around you and see: Megan Three Stallion, Madonna and her creepy daughter Lourdes... People don’t write long love letters any more, just a quick “Hi! LOL!” on their cellulars. Mom told me that in the old days “going on a date” meant: meeting the boy near the metro and go for a walk in the Park... and talk about school and projects. And that’s it! From innocent movies like “A Patch of Blue” to “them” Sam Smith dancing in red woman’s underwear at the Grammys. At least you remember the good old times...
I just feel like all of us who hear this are in some way family.🧡 I don't want much, I just want the person reading this to be healthy, happy and loved. I wish you the best feelings in the world my friend.
I'm an underground electronic music head but most of all a lover of music and history, I love this era, swing the original dance music and the retro look.
So many sleepless nights filled with tears and sadness. My life has been horrible for me for the past few months, but I almost always listen to this music as I sleep. I read everyone’s kind words of affirmation and love, it’s really the only thing keeping me going. Thank you. To any stranger reading this; I hope you feel at peace, I hope tomorrow brings you joy, I hope that you can see the person you love, To wake up and know that you belong here. Don’t give up. Don’t stop being you. You’re perfect.
So are you, try to understand you are very special and there is only one of you, you will never be again. Out of billions and billions of cells that form together to develop into you, that is a miracle not to be wasted! Go the nearest shelter and volunteer for the day helping others and you will feel great!! Try it! I still do it and my life became a dream I'm actually living in! I cut hair for mission services for free in London Ontario in Canada, my life was absolute shit and giving to others changed me!! Just try it! You have nothing to lose!! You are worth that! Help others!!! It really works!!!
God loves you and has a plan for you! He wants to give you a future and a hope. Come to Him with all your worries, include Him in all your decisions and your life will flourish. Have faith and keep going. All the very best :)
You are an amazing person to say such beautiful things in the midst of your pain. There is joy around the corner and some new adventures in the future. Nothing ever stays the same. You will not feel like this forever. Remember *this to shall pass* ❤
71 here. Have always loved the music, fashions, and movies of the 40s. My parents were both musicians then, in orchestras and then in swing bands "after hours". Dad played in the Tommy Dorsey orchestra, too.
And have the staff trained in the dances of that era so they could dance with patrons who need a dance partner or want to learn how to do those dances. Nothing too energetic.
@@lunaplaza5812 There’s a movie called Blast from the Past with Brandon Frazier. It’s a cool movie that has a 40’s club scene with a dance scene. You would like it.
My Grandfather (1920-1994) was a WW2 veteran in the South Pacific campaign. I remember him listening to this music when we would visit him. The stories and photos he had were just incredible!!! He passed in 1994 in my early 20s. Whenever I hear this era of music it gives me the fondest of memories of him. I was so fortunate to know my great-grandfather as well (1897-1992 and a WW1 veteran) and his stories were just as amazing. I sure do miss those days when they were on this earth, but I'm blessed to have the wonderful memories.
Ive been saying for years that there need to be clubs open that play music like this and be themed to this era on the inside and have a dress code that fits the theme and vibe of the club. No harsh lights or blaring speakers or trash talking. Just chill, fun vibes and great tunes and company
Cicada Club in Los Angeles. Remember the dress code applies to you and I. Most lament it not existing anymore but don't do it themselves. My wife and I dress every Sunday night and listen to a 3 hr radio show with cocktails. We go to see club shows dressed for the music. They do still exist.
As a 22-year-old, I used to listen to Jazz, Swing, and Ragtime music whenever I could get the chance when I was younger. I can't help but imagine what life was like during the 1900s. The Evolution of Music through the 1900s alone is just phenomenal. Even though Art Deco has lost its popularity, before the Mid-Century era began, its impact has forever left its mark on the skyscraper scene and the Music and *Art* scene. There's just something about that era that's....Timeless to me. I'm glad that people are recognizing how amazing that era truly was, and the return of Art Deco just makes it even more reminiscent. Today's music is no match for the beauty of that era, and I mean every word.
This music never gets old...I am just 65, but my Dad was/is a jazz musician vocalist, and this was his up and coming time. We were so fortunate to have been exposed to all this music...Dancing the jitterbug with our aunts...Always a good time with music in our house!!
If you love it as much as I do you might want to check out my channel. I make new songs in this style. I am a writer and I have been doing that weekly for almost 20 years now! :D try to keep the old times alive!
I am. Daddy use to play these on his record player. We would dance with mama. Daddy would smile and laugh n sometimes dance. Us kids fell asleep listening to this. Birthday parties always a variety of music. My dad knew alot if people who would play these on instruments during holidays. It was great. Reminds me of my childhood and when my parents were alive. Soothing and happy music with soothing and happy memories ❤❤❤
My grandpa was born in 1906! So He was a young man in the 20s and got to live all the art deco style during those decades. He had my father in the 50s(his youngerst children) and my father had me in 1996. My great grandpa was born in 1856!!!!!
Pour moi, européen, la vrai amérique, aura toujours le visage de ces merveilleux grands Orchestres qui accompagnaient les voix, trompettes bouchées, trombones, saxos,piano, musiques douces et joyeuses. Mais tous ces grands orchestres, que sont-ils devenus ? Mes pensées vont à tous ces musiciens restés dans l'ombre et qui continuent à nous émouvoir.
We share your sentiment about the timeless charm of those magnificent big orchestras and the musicians who created such beautiful music. It's true that the era of these orchestras has passed, but their legacy lives on in the hearts of those who appreciate their artistry. Let's continue to cherish and remember the joy they brought us through their music. 🎺🎷🎶
@harrystweed2339 It's wonderful to hear comments like yours from Europe. I agree. And our troops took that music with them as they joined the Allied fight to rid europe of the Nazi curse. It still makes me sad of all the millions of lives lost and the suffering. And from a musical perspective, the loss of Glenn Miller also brings tears to my eyes.😢
We have a community radio station where I live that has a ragtime/old time swing show in the afternoons less commercial music from the 1920's to 1940's love it.
I just turned 20 (literally yesterday turned 20) and this music has been around me my whole life. It’s my favorite kind of music 40’s-50’s especially but any music from the 20’s-50’s. It’s so fun and classy. The musicians were all so talented. I’m not saying that people today aren’t but it is a lot easier with auto tune and what not. These people all had real singing, real live instruments being played. It makes it feel so much more…More. These people worked hard to create some of the best music of all time. And even after all of these years it’s still so good and still holds up.
My gramps used to be in a band from the early 20s up until the 80s. Wish I would have been old enough to see him play. I have a black n white pic of him w his buddy on clarinet and grams on sax suited up clean (1939) Too bad I can't post a pic here. 😊
My sweet grandmother had so many tragedies in life, the Depression, the TB epidemic taking her mother, WWII, but she was always sunny like this music in spite of the tragedies.
This music always reminds me of sitting on the floor near the speakers at my grandparent's house, my grandpa loved to share his love of swing jazz and dixieland with me. RIP grandpa I miss you
"Hey nanny nanny and hot cha cha"! 😂. I grew up listening to Dixieland, Django, The Mills brothers and all manner of Swing/Jazz with a Dad who was always singing and would suddenly grab you to do a little ' hot cha cha' dance as you walked by him. Happy memories. 💝
omg im 17 and i totally agree! ive always loved oldies since i was around 5 or 6! this style of music always reminds me of my father because he always played oldies when we were little.
The systematic destruction of beauty in our society is apparent in architecture, language, art, and music. The best thing you can do is appreciate beauty wherever you find it.
I love thinking back to these older days when life was so much simpler, families still gathered around the dinner table and the radio shows. I often think Im living in the wrong era
I'm listening in 2024 for the sheer amount of hope and honor our country had then and I believe we're desperate for any comfort, distraction from chaos. Always hear a song that will bring a smile, a warming memory of my parents dancing in the kitchen, my mom always had car radio on and sang along. Widowed at 66, now 70 this music is often cathartic in whatever manner, when sounds of trombones, clarinets, trumpets! Bring on the swing!!!❤
I've liked music from the 1920's to the 1940's since I was 7 yrs old !! I am now 67 years old, I'll take the old music, old movies,old movie serials . Anyday to what they have now !!!!!😊😊
Debbie if you ever want to be surprised by NEW songs in this OLD style then I hope you want to take a look at my channel :) I am a writer And ive been trying to relive these days with making new tunes! :D
I don't know what happen, but all of sudden I've been yearning to listen to some vintage swing music. I'm only 32 years old and love listening to it! I wish the world can go back to playing this type of music.
@@jenesus6220 Yeah I understand, however, I'm working on my Bachelor's for 3D Animation and Visual Effects, plus growing my own food, and building PC's. My hands are busy at the moment.
The image of the girl does evoke a sense of nostalgia and a desire to experience that world. Sometimes, vintage aesthetics can be quite captivating. 📷✨🌟
My mom was a jitter bug back in the day My pops listened to this music up until his leaving this world. He suffered from Alzheimers I would play his big band cassettes and he would remember the names of the bands and the singers! Amazing how music helps the brain. Love this music and the dances that went to it.❤❤
Same thing with my mother, she also loved to dance and sing to 1940s & 50's music. The last few years of her life she couldn't remember me or my name but when I played her old records on the cheap record player in her room she would light up and sing along to all the songs word for word!
The thought of having a time machine to revisit the past can be quite tempting, especially when it comes to enjoying the music and culture of bygone eras. 🕰✨🎶
You are beautiful. You are unique. You are a beacon of light. Remember that you are smart enough... you are beautiful enough... You are enough! Prayers and love.
My Mother was born in 1931 and we used to dance around. She taught me the best dances and I miss her so much. She would have been 92 yrs. old yesterday! I can still see her dancing away even in her 80's, I love her!😇🎂👯
It was the time of innocence. Like I said to the gentleman on top of the comments: in the old days “dating” meant meeting her boy near the metro and go for a walk, then maybe buy an ice-cream (if they had the money), and go to the park and talk about school and projects. Then in the late 60’s everything changed...! (The hippies era). Books like “How to talk about sex to your children” appeared. Sexual revolution full speed.. ! Then it kind of “calmed down”, I remember the 80’s as the best time ever. Internet did not exist and who cares! We sent faxes! After year 2000 things began to change... Right now all I see is selfies, duck face and the word “lol”.
So “great” that when a University professor said that MEN can’t get pregnant she got fired! That article is on VIGILANT CITIZEN. And a professor in England lost his job because the called a girl “GIRL”. She identifies as a boy (or a dog), she complained, and he got fired. Men masquerading as women can now join women spa, women’s jails and compete with women in sports. A man masquerading as a woman (“Melody Wiseheart”) can shower with little girls and the Swimming Club’s administration says nothing. G - ays can now go naked during “Prides” the police is not allowed to arrest them. In San Francisco they perform MEGA or gies in the middle of the street, the police does not mind, if this is hard to believe just type: “Folsom pride, o rgy”. Soon it will be this way in ALL cities. Ah.. Modern times!! @@Schrodinger_did_nothing_wrong
Who says your grand (or great grand) parents didn't rock? They were so much better people than the rabble we have today. The music itself is a reflection of that. Such a better time to be alive. Young, vibrant, and just enjoying life. Hard to imagine in these times...
Every generation says this about past times.. one day people will be romanticising the 2010s and 2020s and saying how great the music was. People will say it was a "far better time to be alive than nowadays, now everything sucks", and so it will go on and on lol. The 30s and 40s included the great depression, the rise of fascism, the continuation of colonisation all across the world, the most deadly war in human history - the music WAS good tho
@@lukaschapman9594 It's because since the 1800s we have been declining as a civilization. No one in the 1800s would rather live in the Dark Ages. It wasn't perfect in the 30s and 40s, but they could have never have imagined of the horrors we'd witness from the 50s onward. I'd rather romanticize the Golden Age of America than the dystopia it turned out as today.
I was born in 1956 so my parents were around in ww2 I've always enjoyed this music mum would say it gave the American soldiers and airmen some hope to get home
My grandmother raised me on big band/swing music while my parents raised me on their 70s and 80s music. My grandmother passed in 2016 but listening to this, I know she is close by. Always prefer this to music today.
This is the music my parents grew up with when I was younger I couldn’t appreciate it but guess who listens to it now thank you so much for this. It’s wonderful.!!!
Love this! It reminds me of my parents--who met at a USO dance at the end of WW2 and competed in jitterbug dance contests!!! Thank you for this glimpse down memory lane!😊💖🇺🇸
Sorry for my english.....i'm 58 and I listening this adorable vintage songs,when the world is too much in any sens, this is peace happy moments....enjoi your life
It's heartwarming that this music holds special memories for you and your sister, connecting you to your parents. Music has a beautiful way of bringing generations together. ❤🎶
I grew up in the 80s and 90s but spent a lot of time with my grandmother because my parents worked crazy hours to support us. I listened to a lot of swing and jazz with her and grew up watching movies like The Rear Window, The Birds, Charade, Breakfast at Tiffany's, etc. I didn't even realize these were "old" movies and "old" songs until I got older. Whenever I hear swing music, it reminds me sitting in my grandmothers kitchen and listening to these songs with her on her record player while she cooked dinner. Now that think about it, I think those movies definitely had an impact on my personality because they've instilled some of the better values from era in me at a young age.
Anyone who loves this music get yourself to a swing dance class - you’ll have a ball and get to boogie and lindy all night. (Damn my gammy leg!) By the way the illustration would make a fabulous jigsaw puzzle.
You are so right! Also, if anyone thinks dance classes are only for the young, I discovered Lindy Hop after 40. lol. Had a blast and met so many wonderful people. Check out a Lindy Hop/Swing dance class in your area..notice that everyone is smiling.
Cette video est le brillant reflet d'une époque. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent la joie, la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière
As someone who has been told that, even as a 16 year old, has an old soul, listening to this for some reason makes me believe them. Gives me that sense of nostalgia for even the unknown. Fills me with a sense of overwhelming joy and peace. It’s amazing.
I'm visiting my mom, 89 yrs, in assisted living. We play this to remind us when we took her dancing with her grandson who learned swing dancing in college! Happy memories for us!!
Entrez mesdames et messieurs....ma duper super connie vous laisse envolé dans le temps ⌛️ ⌛️ 😢😂....mon train a vapeur sur l'orient....mon bateaux sur le lac...mon cadillac et citroën traction avant.....
There's a 3-hour video on here of oldies like these played a bit muffled (to sound like they're in the other room) with crickets and later some rain and thunder, for a wonderful sleep aid. I found it last night, fell in love, but this morning I wanted something I could enjoy in my waking hours. Spotify only goes back to the '50s, so here I am :)
Back when America was great....how low we have fallen. I'm glad there's music of the better times. Times when faith, family, friends, and freedom mattered.
that version of america still exists within us, we just need to find away to give it life once more. that golden age was amazing to me, im honestly more fascinated with that era thatn i ever will be with the modern era.
Well, America still had it problems at the time, like the Great Depression, the Gangsters, the lethal diseases (just ask president Franklin Roosevelt), the Jim Crow Laws, and the freaking Second World War happening at the same time. But the music certainly was better than what we have today.
@@abcdef27669 Exactly. I get the appeal but would you really want to go back and live in that era? World War 2, the Cold War, stifling conformity of the 1950s, the constant threat of nuclear annihilation, racial segregation, women relegated to the kitchen, sexual harassment rampant and par for the course, interracial marriage illegal. The Vietnam War right around the corner. I mean, no thanks, right? Plus, no Amazon one click "Buy Now." Hassle!
Wonderful, uplifting music. So simple and different from today's music, where you can barely hear the lyrics and understand what the song is about. Although this music period well before my time (late 60s born), I've loved since a teenager. I also love The Andrew Sisters, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and 1950s music. Evokes all memories of the silver screen movies, documentaries of that period, the dress code, culture, and you could see musical instruments being played, instead of synthesised and made electronically (a skill in its own right of course). Thank you for sharing.
@@jodiblackman7838 There won't be any credit because I'm fairly certain it's AI. Too many inexplicable oddities; front woman's eyes and shoulder details don't match the other, back woman's elongated alien fingers, disembodied arm hooking on the back man's left arm, just to name a few issues...
My parents grew up in this era and my dad used to play his records every Sunday morning. (the only time he got to play them) I have memories of waking up to this music as it reverberated round the house. Great stuff.
Jitterbug anyone? Mom and dad never said if they did that, but they knew how to Walz and Polka. Since dad was a big Benny Goodman fan he got a clarinet as a kid when he was 9 which would’ve been 1936. He squeaked. I have his clarinet. It’s 88 now. No reeds and the handle rotted off the original case. We saw him in concert in 1975. Dad was so happy. I was in awe seeing dad’s idol.
I'm 88 but when i quietly listen on the terrace on my rocking chair, eyes closed, i'm 18 again. My life could finish now and i will be happy.
Isn’t time traveling the best? A song, a taste, a smell and you’re decades away. Cheers lads and ladies.
P.S you’d like Fallout New Vegas’ radio.
Great to hear you're content at such an old age. Any advise to end up like you for a 20-year-old?😃
do what you like, eat what you like. do not suffer fools gladly, enjoy your life, take care.@@leeuwbama9433
Do you still remember the words on the radio: “We are at war with Germany...”...”Germany invaded Poland...”...?
You probably remember the old glamorous times: Lana Turner, Ava Gardner, Gene Thierney.... And now you look around you and see: Megan Three Stallion, Madonna and her creepy daughter Lourdes... People don’t write long love letters any more, just a quick “Hi! LOL!” on their cellulars. Mom told me that in the old days “going on a date” meant: meeting the boy near the metro and go for a walk in the Park... and talk about school and projects. And that’s it! From innocent movies like “A Patch of Blue” to “them” Sam Smith dancing in red woman’s underwear at the Grammys. At least you remember the good old times...
I'm 56 and my daughter 29. We are listening. We love the twenties, thirties, forties, fifties
That's awesome! Music has a way of connecting people across ages. Keep enjoying those classic tunes together!
I'm 52 and always loved swing ,I can imagine dancing to it.
I make new Old music on my channel. I would really appreciate your opinion if you like the older style from the 30's 40's 50's (also got the 60's ^^ )
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She wearing yoga pants 😊
@@Amarillobymorning777 There's an image!
I just feel like all of us who hear this are in some way family.🧡
I don't want much, I just want the person reading this to be healthy, happy and loved. I wish you the best feelings in the world my friend.
Dziękuję nawzajem
Right back atcha ❤
Ah, you such a nice persone! Have a good day
I wish all the good things to happen to you too, my friend
I hope we get to properly meet eachother someday, even if we do not realise
thank you so much friend , i love you
I'm a metalhead at heart, and you cannot deny these tunes are insanely beautiful and catchy.
they are! i consider myself a rock & roll maniac, but this, is just beautiful, relaxing and amazing for cook with a wine! Fuck reggeton!
I'm an underground electronic music head but most of all a lover of music and history, I love this era, swing the original dance music and the retro look.
lots of oxymorons
You found the metal of their time lol
Me too even though half of them remind me of fallout! 😂😂😂
So many sleepless nights filled with tears and sadness. My life has been horrible for me for the past few months, but I almost always listen to this music as I sleep. I read everyone’s kind words of affirmation and love, it’s really the only thing keeping me going. Thank you. To any stranger reading this; I hope you feel at peace, I hope tomorrow brings you joy, I hope that you can see the person you love, To wake up and know that you belong here. Don’t give up. Don’t stop being you. You’re perfect.
So are you, try to understand you are very special and there is only one of you, you will never be again. Out of billions and billions of cells that form together to develop into you, that is a miracle not to be wasted! Go the nearest shelter and volunteer for the day helping others and you will feel great!! Try it! I still do it and my life became a dream I'm actually living in! I cut hair for mission services for free in London Ontario in Canada, my life was absolute shit and giving to others changed me!! Just try it! You have nothing to lose!! You are worth that! Help others!!! It really works!!!
God loves you and has a plan for you! He wants to give you a future and a hope. Come to Him with all your worries, include Him in all your decisions and your life will flourish. Have faith and keep going. All the very best :)
Your kind heart ❤ can heal itself. I believe in you. GOD BLESS!🙏
I am Pure Consciousness, which is infinite and eternal, experiencing life in a temporary human form.
You are an amazing person to say such beautiful things in the midst of your pain. There is joy around the corner and some new adventures in the future. Nothing ever stays the same. You will not feel like this forever. Remember *this to shall pass* ❤
71 here. Have always loved the music, fashions, and movies of the 40s. My parents were both musicians then, in orchestras and then in swing bands "after hours". Dad played in the Tommy Dorsey orchestra, too.
It's wonderful to hear about your family's musical background and your love for the 40s era!
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It's been almost 100 years since this time and this music is 100x better than the junk we hear now.
Agreed but don’t listen to radio or mainstream there are still good new songs
alot of what comes out now is not as good as this
A time when the west still had culture
Agree 😂@@brunoxi4461
Song today is all about sex
Shout out from a young Millennial. These songs are classy as hell!
@Mika-hk3smThank goodness for the two of you and more alike. I believe there's hope for youngsters yet. 🙂
@@thebewitchinghour831I remember dancing to this music in social dance class! I’m 26 now and it still brings back happy memories. ❤️
@Mika-hk3sm fellow gen z this is real music
any 94's in here?
And then promptly turn on your heels and go and binge on drake and kayne west..
I think it would be really cool to open a 40’s club. I would have a live 40’s band and serve drinks from that era.
And have the staff trained in the dances of that era so they could dance with patrons who need a dance partner or want to learn how to do those dances. Nothing too energetic.
@@beehive5835can I be a dancer on this magical place you're dreaming about?
I love to dance to this music!!
@@lunaplaza5812 Of course!
ya ever need a waiter or bartender give a shout!
@@lunaplaza5812 There’s a movie called Blast from the Past with Brandon Frazier. It’s a cool movie that has a 40’s club scene with a dance scene. You would like it.
My Grandfather (1920-1994) was a WW2 veteran in the South Pacific campaign. I remember him listening to this music when we would visit him. The stories and photos he had were just incredible!!! He passed in 1994 in my early 20s. Whenever I hear this era of music it gives me the fondest of memories of him. I was so fortunate to know my great-grandfather as well (1897-1992 and a WW1 veteran) and his stories were just as amazing. I sure do miss those days when they were on this earth, but I'm blessed to have the wonderful memories.
They were the people of greatest generations on Earth.
Yes they were The Greatest.
You are a true American!
@@batyryelbassiyev7049 Agreed!
My Mom, 1918 to 2006, was a girl in the 30's. When girls were girls. What a concept.
The music our radio stations forgot. Ageless music
And DON'T forget the Standards as they are called.
Ive been saying for years that there need to be clubs open that play music like this and be themed to this era on the inside and have a dress code that fits the theme and vibe of the club. No harsh lights or blaring speakers or trash talking. Just chill, fun vibes and great tunes and company
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Oh, somebody needs to do this cause it would become so popular
Damn that's a banger idea, I would love to try and go to something like that
Cicada Club in Los Angeles.
Remember the dress code applies to you and I. Most lament it not existing anymore but don't do it themselves.
My wife and I dress every Sunday night and listen to a 3 hr radio show with cocktails. We go to see club shows dressed for the music. They do still exist.
You find it, and I will come.
I hear nothing but class and style in this established genre of music.
As a 22-year-old, I used to listen to Jazz, Swing, and Ragtime music whenever I could get the chance when I was younger. I can't help but imagine what life was like during the 1900s. The Evolution of Music through the 1900s alone is just phenomenal. Even though Art Deco has lost its popularity, before the Mid-Century era began, its impact has forever left its mark on the skyscraper scene and the Music and *Art* scene. There's just something about that era that's....Timeless to me. I'm glad that people are recognizing how amazing that era truly was, and the return of Art Deco just makes it even more reminiscent. Today's music is no match for the beauty of that era, and I mean every word.
been saying the same stuff
I love movies and music from the 30s and 40s.
This music never gets old...I am just 65, but my Dad was/is a jazz musician vocalist, and this was his up and coming time. We were so fortunate to have been exposed to all this music...Dancing the jitterbug with our aunts...Always a good time with music in our house!!
I was born in the '90s, but my soul is way older. I can't describe in words how much I love the songs from that time period.
If you love it as much as I do you might want to check out my channel. I make new songs in this style. I am a writer and I have been doing that weekly for almost 20 years now! :D try to keep the old times alive!
Same here
@@holbrook-ul9cfyou're great people
I am. Daddy use to play these on his record player. We would dance with mama. Daddy would smile and laugh n sometimes dance. Us kids fell asleep listening to this. Birthday parties always a variety of music. My dad knew alot if people who would play these on instruments during holidays. It was great. Reminds me of my childhood and when my parents were alive. Soothing and happy music with soothing and happy memories ❤❤❤
My grandpa was born in 1906! So He was a young man in the 20s and got to live all the art deco style during those decades. He had my father in the 50s(his youngerst children) and my father had me in 1996.
My great grandpa was born in 1856!!!!!
Pour moi, européen, la vrai amérique, aura toujours le visage de ces merveilleux grands Orchestres qui accompagnaient les voix, trompettes bouchées, trombones, saxos,piano, musiques douces et joyeuses. Mais tous ces grands orchestres, que sont-ils devenus ?
Mes pensées vont à tous ces musiciens restés dans l'ombre et qui continuent à nous émouvoir.
We share your sentiment about the timeless charm of those magnificent big orchestras and the musicians who created such beautiful music. It's true that the era of these orchestras has passed, but their legacy lives on in the hearts of those who appreciate their artistry. Let's continue to cherish and remember the joy they brought us through their music. 🎺🎷🎶
@harrystweed2339
It's wonderful to hear comments like yours from Europe. I agree. And our troops took that music with them as they joined the Allied fight to rid europe of the Nazi curse.
It still makes me sad of all the millions of lives lost and the suffering.
And from a musical perspective, the loss of Glenn Miller also brings tears to my eyes.😢
tempted to one day start a radio station and play this kind of music
We have a community radio station where I live that has a ragtime/old time swing show in the afternoons less commercial music from the 1920's to 1940's love it.
oh damn, is it FM frequency?@@sophiepooks2174
no chance there is an FM frequency?@@sophiepooks2174
I just turned 20 (literally yesterday turned 20) and this music has been around me my whole life. It’s my favorite kind of music 40’s-50’s especially but any music from the 20’s-50’s. It’s so fun and classy. The musicians were all so talented. I’m not saying that people today aren’t but it is a lot easier with auto tune and what not. These people all had real singing, real live instruments being played. It makes it feel so much more…More. These people worked hard to create some of the best music of all time. And even after all of these years it’s still so good and still holds up.
Love that UA-cam is keeping this music going 100 years later ❤🎉
My gramps used to be in a band from the early 20s up until the 80s. Wish I would have been old enough to see him play. I have a black n white pic of him w his buddy on clarinet and grams on sax suited up clean (1939) Too bad I can't post a pic here. 😊
That's a fantastic legacy! ❤
My father in law was a Jazz and Burlesque bass player in a road band in the early 30s.
My sweet grandmother had so many tragedies in life, the Depression, the TB epidemic taking her mother, WWII, but she was always sunny like this music in spite of the tragedies.
Господи, читаю Ваши строки и так мне тепло на Душе... Как много нас на этой Земле, людей, которые несут Добро и Свет и Любовь ❤
Fell in love with Swing and Big Band when I was in 70s high school.
This music always reminds me of sitting on the floor near the speakers at my grandparent's house, my grandpa loved to share his love of swing jazz and dixieland with me. RIP grandpa I miss you
"Hey nanny nanny and hot cha cha"! 😂. I grew up listening to Dixieland, Django, The Mills brothers and all manner of Swing/Jazz with a Dad who was always singing and would suddenly grab you to do a little ' hot cha cha' dance as you walked by him. Happy memories. 💝
I’m 17 and love this why can’t more people my age have better music taste
omg im 17 and i totally agree! ive always loved oldies since i was around 5 or 6! this style of music always reminds me of my father because he always played oldies when we were little.
I'm like you, how wonderful this past
I'm 16, I listen to a bunch of 1910s music. Arthur Collins, Harry C. Browne, and Billy Murray where the hits at that time for Jazz!
I am in the same boat I am 17 and this music is perfect for any occasion
The systematic destruction of beauty in our society is apparent in architecture, language, art, and music. The best thing you can do is appreciate beauty wherever you find it.
I love thinking back to these older days when life was so much simpler, families still gathered around the dinner table and the radio shows. I often think Im living in the wrong era
素敵です❤大好きな世界！
I'm listening in 2024 for the sheer amount of hope and honor our country had then and I believe we're desperate for any comfort, distraction from chaos. Always hear a song that will bring a smile, a warming memory of my parents dancing in the kitchen, my mom always had car radio on and sang along. Widowed at 66, now 70 this music is often cathartic in whatever manner, when sounds of trombones, clarinets, trumpets! Bring on the swing!!!❤
I've liked music from the 1920's to the 1940's since I was 7 yrs old !!
I am now 67 years old, I'll take the old music, old movies,old movie serials .
Anyday to what they have now !!!!!😊😊
Amen to THAT, brother.
Debbie if you ever want to be surprised by NEW songs in this OLD style then I hope you want to take a look at my channel :) I am a writer And ive been trying to relive these days with making new tunes! :D
I don't know what happen, but all of sudden I've been yearning to listen to some vintage swing music. I'm only 32 years old and love listening to it! I wish the world can go back to playing this type of music.
Stop wishing for the world to do what you want, pick up an instrument, and start playing the music you like.
@@jenesus6220 Yeah I understand, however, I'm working on my Bachelor's for 3D Animation and Visual Effects, plus growing my own food, and building
PC's. My hands are busy at the moment.
@@forsakencrow1186 In that case, get yo'self a playlist and jam like it's 1925.
@@jenesus6220 I already do. Lol
You've got an old versatile soul... kudos to you
Can’t find music like this on NY radio , it’s a crime . Thanks for sharing ❤
This is the 20s!! And we are listening good music from the 30s and 40s
The image of the girl, she looks so nostalgia, I wish I live in her world.
The image of the girl does evoke a sense of nostalgia and a desire to experience that world. Sometimes, vintage aesthetics can be quite captivating. 📷✨🌟
@@RelaxingLand It's 10pm here and the soft jazz is melting my night away!
@@RelaxingLand Love the pride most people had in their presentation then, today's fashions seem lazy and unattractive.
I would love to have walk in the park with this girl.
Yep, pretty face, tasteful makeup, nice hair, classy clothes, earrings, and hat. Skinny, nice breasts, and pretty eyes. Where have all the women gone?
My mom was a jitter bug back in the day
My pops listened to this music up until his leaving this world. He suffered from Alzheimers
I would play his big band cassettes and he would remember the names of the bands and the singers! Amazing how music helps the brain. Love this music and the dances that went to it.❤❤
Same thing with my mother, she also loved to dance and sing to 1940s & 50's music. The last few years of her life she couldn't remember me or my name but when I played her old records on the cheap record player in her room she would light up and sing along to all the songs word for word!
If I only had a time machine
The thought of having a time machine to revisit the past can be quite tempting, especially when it comes to enjoying the music and culture of bygone eras. 🕰✨🎶
WoW I can only imagine ❤
Sweetie you have a time machine. It's called UA-cam
Same here! One day in the future.
Pareille juste pour ré vivre des soirée dansante comme cela
My parents both worked a lot when I was kid so i spent most days around my grandparents. This stuff is my childhood and I i love it.
I’m 50 & I love swing music - was a really good swing dancer in my 20’s stunts & all- but also live edm & hip hop music
Gentle and attractive music from the 30s and 40s, at that time I was not born yet, my great grandmother like this 😊
You are beautiful. You are unique. You are a beacon of light. Remember that you are smart enough... you are beautiful enough... You are enough! Prayers and love.
My Mother was born in 1931 and we used to dance around. She taught me the best dances and I miss her so much. She would have been 92 yrs. old yesterday! I can still see her dancing away even in her 80's, I love her!😇🎂👯
@GeogiaChancellor - qu6ox Mine was born in 1933, would have been 90. Same, she was the best dancer 🕺 I miss her everyday...
My Mom was born in 1936
That is soo cool! thank you for sharing a piece of your story
You are so welcome!
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@@KellyStevenson1968 ❤
Learned to ballroom dance to some of these very tunes, and discovered some absolute corkers I'd never heard before. Love me some big band swing. ❤
Just discovered this type of music now in 2024. Absolutely sublime
It was the time of innocence. Like I said to the gentleman on top of the comments: in the old days “dating” meant meeting her boy near the metro and go for a walk, then maybe buy an ice-cream (if they had the money), and go to the park and talk about school and projects. Then in the late 60’s everything changed...! (The hippies era). Books like “How to talk about sex to your children” appeared. Sexual revolution full speed.. ! Then it kind of “calmed down”, I remember the 80’s as the best time ever. Internet did not exist and who cares! We sent faxes! After year 2000 things began to change... Right now all I see is selfies, duck face and the word “lol”.
@@Summerof-gi5mq It only took seven decades for us to end up where we are now. Modernity sure is great, right?
So “great” that when a University professor said that MEN can’t get pregnant she got fired! That article is on VIGILANT CITIZEN. And a professor in England lost his job because the called a girl “GIRL”. She identifies as a boy (or a dog), she complained, and he got fired. Men masquerading as women can now join women spa, women’s jails and compete with women in sports. A man masquerading as a woman (“Melody Wiseheart”) can shower with little girls and the Swimming Club’s administration says nothing. G - ays can now go naked during “Prides” the police is not allowed to arrest them. In San Francisco they perform MEGA or gies in the middle of the street, the police does not mind, if this is hard to believe just type: “Folsom pride, o rgy”. Soon it will be this way in ALL cities. Ah.. Modern times!! @@Schrodinger_did_nothing_wrong
Who says your grand (or great grand) parents didn't rock? They were so much better people than the rabble we have today. The music itself is a reflection of that. Such a better time to be alive. Young, vibrant, and just enjoying life. Hard to imagine in these times...
You are just romanticizing another time of humanity in which there were several social problems and even more aggravated 😂
@@AraneaTempestatum My point was people were more civil, not that they didn't endure hardship. Cretin.
Every generation says this about past times.. one day people will be romanticising the 2010s and 2020s and saying how great the music was. People will say it was a "far better time to be alive than nowadays, now everything sucks", and so it will go on and on lol. The 30s and 40s included the great depression, the rise of fascism, the continuation of colonisation all across the world, the most deadly war in human history - the music WAS good tho
That is highly unlikely.@@lukaschapman9594
@@lukaschapman9594 It's because since the 1800s we have been declining as a civilization. No one in the 1800s would rather live in the Dark Ages. It wasn't perfect in the 30s and 40s, but they could have never have imagined of the horrors we'd witness from the 50s onward.
I'd rather romanticize the Golden Age of America than the dystopia it turned out as today.
So glad I'm not the only one in love with this music and era ❤
😢❤
Bei uns ist gerade Ostern.
Also wünsche ich dir schöne Ostern! Bleib Gesund.
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland. ✌️
WE MAKING IT OUT OF THE VAULT WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I was born in 1956 so my parents were around in ww2 I've always enjoyed this music mum would say it gave the American soldiers and airmen some hope to get home
MeI! I'm 68, from L.A. Love this music!
My grandmother raised me on big band/swing music while my parents raised me on their 70s and 80s music. My grandmother passed in 2016 but listening to this, I know she is close by. Always prefer this to music today.
I'm a metalhead at heart, and you cannot deny these tunes are insanely beautiful and catchy.
Great Art Deco period for music & style, I am 80+ and still enjoying the swing now & always😎
This is the music my parents grew up with when I was younger I couldn’t appreciate it but guess who listens to it now thank you so much for this. It’s wonderful.!!!
Same with my grandparents. I couldn't stand it as a kid but now I love it!
Thank you... There will be more videos
@@anonosaurus4517 berbagi@rekaputri.official anono
Honestly when did music become so crap.
This is the vibe. This is the music
I dont know how to dance but i wish i could after listening to the catchy beats of the thrombone and drums?😅
Love this! It reminds me of my parents--who met at a USO dance at the end of WW2 and competed in jitterbug dance contests!!! Thank you for this glimpse down memory lane!😊💖🇺🇸
Listening right now ❤️❤️❤️A great era of music
ima be honest this type of music is bettter than what we have in 2024
this type of Jazz is still around its just a bit underground
This music is from a different time period in history. It would not sell today.
@@Magnet12 yes I know that I'm just stating I dislike all the vulgar things we have in songs.
That what we have in modern days is not music at all )
Das ist die Musik meines Vaters und mit der auch ich groß wurde. Einfach nur wunderbar, vielen Dank dafür.
Old beautiful music❤❤❤❤ Just delight❤❤❤❤
Old beautiful music has a special place in many hearts, and it's wonderful that you find it delightful and full of love! ❤🎶❤🎶
Sorry for my english.....i'm 58 and I listening this adorable vintage songs,when the world is too much in any sens, this is peace happy moments....enjoi your life
I grew up with my mother having this on full blast . One of the best eras of 1900s So beautiful
Привет из России. Я слушаю 08.03.2024.
Thank you for watching our channel ❤️
No hoy no hora ni fecha para n el calendario para escuchar está música, saludos cordiales desde Monterrey México
I’m 60 yo and I absolutely love this music. It makes me feel good! 😊
I am it's 6:40 in the morning and I love it gets me going and puts me in a happy mood 🙏❤️
I love all time music it's the best music you don't get a thumping headache or anything else it is fantastic❤
1.2 million still like this music ❤
I can feel all my stress melting away while listening.
Love these - makes me miss my Mom and Dad now in Heaven - imagine the music there -- 🥰❤️💕🧚🏻♀️😇❤️😘💕Dee in Kentucky
Mom and Dads music. My sister and I grew up listening to it.❤
It's heartwarming that this music holds special memories for you and your sister, connecting you to your parents. Music has a beautiful way of bringing generations together. ❤🎶
I grew up in the 80s and 90s but spent a lot of time with my grandmother because my parents worked crazy hours to support us. I listened to a lot of swing and jazz with her and grew up watching movies like The Rear Window, The Birds, Charade, Breakfast at Tiffany's, etc. I didn't even realize these were "old" movies and "old" songs until I got older. Whenever I hear swing music, it reminds me sitting in my grandmothers kitchen and listening to these songs with her on her record player while she cooked dinner. Now that think about it, I think those movies definitely had an impact on my personality because they've instilled some of the better values from era in me at a young age.
This is music that is easy on the ears!
Absolutely! Music that's easy on the ears can be so soothing and enjoyable. 😊🎶
I wasn’t even born when this came out but this is WAY BETTER music than today’s stuff !
Who cares
Oi, looks like we have some live beef going on right now@@larrysmith2123
I couldn't agree anymore. It has such a personal touch to it. I hope you have a beautiful day which shall bring you joy :)
@@larrysmith2123Okay d!ck.
Because in the past actually the people had to play the instruments, now it’s all AI and enhanced. This music has a soul.
Anyone who loves this music get yourself to a swing dance class - you’ll have a ball and get to boogie and lindy all night. (Damn my gammy leg!)
By the way the illustration would make a fabulous jigsaw puzzle.
You are so right! Also, if anyone thinks dance classes are only for the young, I discovered Lindy Hop after 40. lol. Had a blast and met so many wonderful people. Check out a Lindy Hop/Swing dance class in your area..notice that everyone is smiling.
Cette video est le brillant reflet d'une époque. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent la joie, la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière
Awesome! Vintage music from the 30s to the 40s sounds cool!
As someone who has been told that, even as a 16 year old, has an old soul, listening to this for some reason makes me believe them. Gives me that sense of nostalgia for even the unknown. Fills me with a sense of overwhelming joy and peace. It’s amazing.
This music is amazing. My great grandmother use to listen to it as my grand mother told me. It makes me want to dance and bake a cake❤🎉😂
Absolutely! The music's amazing, and the nostalgia it brings is heartwarming. Dance away and enjoy that cake! 🎶💃🍰😄
I will happily dance with you and help eat that cake ;)
@@jamesharrisindianspringshs1524 berbagi@rekaputri.official james
Hello!😂 Cutting a rug all by myself.👍🤟🥰💯 January 2024.
I'm visiting my mom, 89 yrs, in assisted living. We play this to remind us when we took her dancing with her grandson who learned swing dancing in college! Happy memories for us!!
Music from the greatest generation ever. Where is the time machine when you really need it?
Entrez mesdames et messieurs....ma duper super connie vous laisse envolé dans le temps ⌛️ ⌛️ 😢😂....mon train a vapeur sur l'orient....mon bateaux sur le lac...mon cadillac et citroën traction avant.....
Ooow my God, these songs are perfect ❤
From Brazil 😊
A have good day everyone!!!!!
I'm 39 and love this music. It reminds me of my Grandpa. He'd whistle to tunes like these all the time while I was growing up. I miss that generation.
These times can come again if we work individually to make it so. I strive every day to live a life that just might have made our forefathers proud.
I grew up with my grandfather listening to this music. I listen to it and it transports me to time spent with him.
I’m a support worker and I love putting your music on for the people I support when they’re going to sleep. The oldies love it
There's a 3-hour video on here of oldies like these played a bit muffled (to sound like they're in the other room) with crickets and later some rain and thunder, for a wonderful sleep aid.
I found it last night, fell in love, but this morning I wanted something I could enjoy in my waking hours.
Spotify only goes back to the '50s, so here I am :)
Love listening to this as I take my time cooking at home❤
using this as interval music for my play!
Back when America was great....how low we have fallen. I'm glad there's music of the better times. Times when faith, family, friends, and freedom mattered.
that version of america still exists within us, we just need to find away to give it life once more. that golden age was amazing to me, im honestly more fascinated with that era thatn i ever will be with the modern era.
not to put a damper on you, but America wasn't all great for everyone, especially in Jim Crow for black people.
Well, America still had it problems at the time, like the Great Depression, the Gangsters, the lethal diseases (just ask president Franklin Roosevelt), the Jim Crow Laws, and the freaking Second World War happening at the same time.
But the music certainly was better than what we have today.
@@abcdef27669 Exactly. I get the appeal but would you really want to go back and live in that era? World War 2, the Cold War, stifling conformity of the 1950s, the constant threat of nuclear annihilation, racial segregation, women relegated to the kitchen, sexual harassment rampant and par for the course, interracial marriage illegal. The Vietnam War right around the corner. I mean, no thanks, right? Plus, no Amazon one click "Buy Now." Hassle!
@@nomaem3341why bring race into everything!!! You’re depressing move on
Wonderful, uplifting music. So simple and different from today's music, where you can barely hear the lyrics and understand what the song is about. Although this music period well before my time (late 60s born), I've loved since a teenager. I also love The Andrew Sisters, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and 1950s music. Evokes all memories of the silver screen movies, documentaries of that period, the dress code, culture, and you could see musical instruments being played, instead of synthesised and made electronically (a skill in its own right of course). Thank you for sharing.
Listening to this while drinking morning coffee, chilly and windy outside....feeling nostalgic now, pondering taking out the Christmas tree. 😍🤣
Is time for the Christmas tree!!! ❤❤❤
Yes even if one is not religious, love the look of an old fashioned decorated tree, with the old fashioned globes and snow. 41* C where I am now. 😂
I can see my mom & dad dancing to this music..thank you for wonderful memories!❤️
My father listened to swing and jazz on shellac discs on a tube radiola, I remember how warm it sounded and winked with a green indicator...
If time traveling would exist it would be the first thing i will do go to 40's or 50's😊
Just the artwork depicted in this video is worth subscribing.
Thank you so much!
Needs a credit.
@@jodiblackman7838 There won't be any credit because I'm fairly certain it's AI. Too many inexplicable oddities; front woman's eyes and shoulder details don't match the other, back woman's elongated alien fingers, disembodied arm hooking on the back man's left arm, just to name a few issues...
What a fantastic collection
I'm 31 and I love this music, I wish I grew up in the 40s.❤
ah yes, when we treated our black fellowmen a bit.. different :D good times ngl
Get a life. Black families had both father and mother living together married. So much better back then.
@@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus and then the zoo gates opened
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My parents grew up in this era and my dad used to play his records every Sunday morning. (the only time he got to play them) I have memories of waking up to this music as it reverberated round the house. Great stuff.
57 here! Love these aongs, and the times they represent 🎉
I sleep listening this wonderful playlist on my vintage radio... Thanks!!!
Jitterbug anyone? Mom and dad never said if they did that, but they knew how to Walz and Polka. Since dad was a big Benny Goodman fan he got a clarinet as a kid when he was 9 which would’ve been 1936. He squeaked. I have his clarinet. It’s 88 now. No reeds and the handle rotted off the original case. We saw him in concert in 1975. Dad was so happy. I was in awe seeing dad’s idol.
My ears glued to real music, eyes glued to beaut. lady in green!🙂💗