1. 00:00:00 Turner Layton Deep Purple (Slow Foxtrot) 2. 00:03:21 Billy Merrin On the Beach at Bali Bali (Palaise Glide) 3. 00:06:13 Harry Roy Eeny Meeny Miney Mo (Quickstep) 4. 00:08:53 Artie Shaw Oh! Lady Be Good (Balboa) 5. 00:12:04 Ronnie Munro Sing a Song of Sunbeams (Quickstep) 6. 00:15:22 Joe Loss The Vict'ry Polka (Polka) 7. 00:18:47 Benny Goodman When Buddha Smiles (Collegiate Shag) 8. 00:22:02 Sid Phillips Palais De Danse (Quickstep) 9. 00:25:13 Mantovani Let's Fall in Love for the Last Time (Waltz) 10. 00:28:06 Tommy Dorsey On the Sunny Side of the Street (Barn Dance) 11. 00:31:22 Carroll Gibbons On the Air (Slow Foxtrot / Melody Foxtrot) 12. 00:34:30 Artie Shaw Begin the Beguine (Foxtrot) 13. 00:37:47 Jack Buchanan Goodnight, Vienna (Square Tango) 14. 00:41:05 Jack Hylton That's You Baby / Walking with Susie (Medley - Quickstep) 15. 00:44:08 Glenn Miller A String of Pearls (Foxtrot) 16. 00:47:26 Duke Ellington Harlem Air Shaft (Balboa) 17. 00:50:28 Henry Hall Got to Dance My Way to Heaven (Foxtrot) 18. 00:53:07 Jack Jackson You Turned Your Head (Quickstep) 19. 00:55:32 Glenn Miller American Patrol (Quickstep/Jive) 20. 00:58:52 Glenn Miller Moonlight Serenade (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune)
I awoke to one song, and immediately ran to my computer hoping that you had posted the songs at their times. Voila! Thank you SO much for sharing this music and the tunes that are being played.
In the '70s I lived in a communal flat in the Haight District of San Francisco. The flat came with a suite of Arte Deco dinning furniture including a large stand alone record and radio player. While everyone was into the music of the times, I would tune the radio to an NPR station that only played music of the 20's,30's, and 40's! Your channel brings back these pleasant memories! Thank you.
I'm listening to this music in these days to disconnect from the "unpleasant" times and it works. Incredible how this music too disconnected completely between two horrible world wars: an optimistic view. Sursum corda!
Vintage means care and class and respect for those who came before us to bring us into the world to provide some a situation or the tools of scholarship to allow us to find our way. The journey more important than the instant here and now gratification which is just now becoming apparent to many. We have all learned and grown but few are living now and trying to respect the love life gives us in beauty. Will be nice to see the wheel turn round to traditions becoming more respected once again. Thank you very much for the remaster of these and the continual provenance of restoring a time where being out on in the park to sit and converse was a treasure.
God how your channel relaxes me at a time when I really need it. Thank you so much for each one of your great collections. Makes me think of a time when people still cared at least a little anyway.
Cole Porter was a genus, Richard Rogers was a genus, Irving Berlin was a genus, Larnce Hart was a genus, Scott Joplin was a genus, George Gershwin was one of the greatest. There are plenty more I didn't list. Where are these people today ????
My all time favorite songs of all time is ""Deep Purple" and I many recordings of it, but this is the first time I've heard the opening intro. Thanks for posting this beautiful album.
Słuchałam tych utworów z radia.Amerykańska stacją, zawsze o 22 nadawali świetne utwory przez 2 godziny ,były to lata 50-te.Sygnałem stacji był utwór Glena Millera.Moje młode lata.
Oh my God, I have just found your cannel... I always get ready in the morning with Al Bowlly, Grappelli, Django, Coltrane, Brubeck... but this WOW. Im 39, how is possible this music brings me memories???
In these days I listen to this music in between the Agatha Christie series with Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple on this UA-cam channel. apparently this kind of entertainment is not controversial..
Many of these performers were still going strong in the '50s when I started work as junior stock-keeper, later sales assistant, in the Grammophone & Record Department at Harrods, Knightsbridge, London. What nostalgia!
The old saying you can lose yourself in music is very true. In the 1920's this music was a major factor in the lives of many people. Afternoon tea dances were as packed as any nightclub today and it heralded in a change in social habits, dress and a less inhibited lifestyle. Dread to think what a modern feminist would make of a flapper but who cares!
See.. Her hair in a slick time. She pulls it over and wake the sound with Ralph in that moment her stockings is runtful but in that moment she has a drink of wine in her peach pearl system of love sitting there with her drink is her date for the night how do you do well in that day he goes off to get some yes a flower a flower of love and now he's into it no one is there to save her but when the night Ends her house is perfect. White white and maybe a trim of blue or yellow so now we are stalled a house a home and some love that is. dreamsofdreamsmakeitorlinewiththee*
Turner Layton (1894-1978): Deep Purple was a big hit in 1939. Composed by Parish & De Rose it was recorded on 29 March 1939 in London. He became a successful solo act rivalling Hutch, into the early 1960s.
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #1 НАЧАЛО ПУТЕШЕСТВИЯ [Новый сезон] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/380Q7gLWGvk/mqdefault.jpg)
1. 00:00:00 Turner Layton Deep Purple (Slow Foxtrot)
2. 00:03:21 Billy Merrin On the Beach at Bali Bali (Palaise Glide)
3. 00:06:13 Harry Roy Eeny Meeny Miney Mo (Quickstep)
4. 00:08:53 Artie Shaw Oh! Lady Be Good (Balboa)
5. 00:12:04 Ronnie Munro Sing a Song of Sunbeams (Quickstep)
6. 00:15:22 Joe Loss The Vict'ry Polka (Polka)
7. 00:18:47 Benny Goodman When Buddha Smiles (Collegiate Shag)
8. 00:22:02 Sid Phillips Palais De Danse (Quickstep)
9. 00:25:13 Mantovani Let's Fall in Love for the Last Time (Waltz)
10. 00:28:06 Tommy Dorsey On the Sunny Side of the Street (Barn Dance)
11. 00:31:22 Carroll Gibbons On the Air (Slow Foxtrot / Melody Foxtrot)
12. 00:34:30 Artie Shaw Begin the Beguine (Foxtrot)
13. 00:37:47 Jack Buchanan Goodnight, Vienna (Square Tango)
14. 00:41:05 Jack Hylton That's You Baby / Walking with Susie (Medley - Quickstep)
15. 00:44:08 Glenn Miller A String of Pearls (Foxtrot)
16. 00:47:26 Duke Ellington Harlem Air Shaft (Balboa)
17. 00:50:28 Henry Hall Got to Dance My Way to Heaven (Foxtrot)
18. 00:53:07 Jack Jackson You Turned Your Head (Quickstep)
19. 00:55:32 Glenn Miller American Patrol (Quickstep/Jive)
20. 00:58:52 Glenn Miller Moonlight Serenade (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune)
I awoke to one song, and immediately ran to my computer hoping that you had posted the songs at their times. Voila! Thank you SO much for sharing this music and the tunes that are being played.
Number 1 is where rock band took the name?
ugh so good i'm 16 but i'm OBSESSED w music from the 20s and the 30s idk why cos my parents are very into the 50s and 60s lmaoo
I love this music, loved it as a kid and love it as an adult. Kids are missing out today on such great stuff from decades ago.
In the '70s I lived in a communal flat in the Haight District of San Francisco. The flat came with a suite of Arte Deco dinning furniture including a large stand alone record and radio player. While everyone was into the music of the times, I would tune the radio to an NPR station that only played music of the 20's,30's, and 40's! Your channel brings back these pleasant memories! Thank you.
I'm listening to this music in these days to disconnect from the "unpleasant" times and it works. Incredible how this music too disconnected completely between two horrible world wars: an optimistic view. Sursum corda!
when the kids stress me out and I need my space I play this in my vintage setting room and tea or coffee I swear it's nostalgic and peaceful!!:)
that sounds so wonderful!
Maybe when you stress out your kids they also go listen this at theirs. So, maybe listen to it together and never stress out?
I love you, Past Perfect Vintage Music! You brighten up my life!
I love this music! Creates a sense of well-being, relaxation, and like everything makes sense. It's crazy how music can make someone feel so strongly!
Vintage means care and class and respect for those who came before us to bring us into the world to provide some a situation or the tools of scholarship to allow us to find our way. The journey more important than the instant here and now gratification which is just now becoming apparent to many. We have all learned and grown but few are living now and trying to respect the love life gives us in beauty. Will be nice to see the wheel turn round to traditions becoming more respected once again. Thank you very much for the remaster of these and the continual provenance of restoring a time where being out on in the park to sit and converse was a treasure.
Yes, the introduction to Deep Purple is perfect, and I remain grateful.
God how your channel relaxes me at a time when I really need it. Thank you so much for each one of your great collections. Makes me think of a time when people still cared at least a little anyway.
Cole Porter was a genus, Richard Rogers was a genus, Irving Berlin was a genus, Larnce Hart was a genus, Scott Joplin was a genus, George Gershwin was one of the greatest. There are plenty more I didn't list. Where are these people today ????
Dead
Harry Roy trumpets soon awakened me. On holiday now Oct 2021 in sunshine. With good music, musical evening!
!!UNA JYA!!.-DESDE MI PATRIA ROBADA!!.-!!ARGENTINA!!.-GRACIAS!!!
🙌🍶☕☕🌠
What A Real Tressure.
These Songs & Tunes Are Just Amazing.
The Musical Instruments Sound Great!
Much Appreciation.
My all time favorite songs of all time is ""Deep Purple" and I many recordings of it, but this is the first time I've heard the opening intro. Thanks for posting this beautiful album.
Thank you for your lovely comments Roy - we're so glad that you appreciate our remastered recordings - pastperfect.com
It also plays at the Tower of Terror!
Ah what a music 😯
Love the tune String of Pearls!
Relaxing to work to! Sanity amidst insanity in 2021.
Perfectly said!!
Słuchałam tych utworów z radia.Amerykańska stacją, zawsze o 22 nadawali świetne utwory przez 2 godziny ,były to lata 50-te.Sygnałem stacji był utwór Glena Millera.Moje młode lata.
Fantásticos discos...muchas gracias por subir..realmente hermosos...!!!
Oh my God, I have just found your cannel... I always get ready in the morning with Al Bowlly, Grappelli, Django, Coltrane, Brubeck... but this WOW. Im 39, how is possible this music brings me memories???
Past lives - not saying in jest, either.
In these days I listen to this music in between the Agatha Christie series with Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple on this UA-cam channel. apparently this kind of entertainment is not controversial..
Debbie....the Hideaway, nights in Manhattan, Chelsea, the Village and Theater....All good.
❤
Beautiful 😍
Many of these performers were still going strong in the '50s when I started work as junior stock-keeper, later sales assistant, in the Grammophone & Record Department at Harrods, Knightsbridge, London. What nostalgia!
Thank you for the heart, PPVM! Keep 'em coming!
real music.
This needs more views! Loving this upload, thank you!
Melodías de una era dorada en seguir cautivando por siempre.
Absolutely LOVE this playlist. Sharing these on Facebook to spread the joy. I've gotten great feedback from grateful friends.
PastP nails it once more! Thanks!
Thanks for listening! We appreciate the great feedback.
I don't care about Bing Crosby, but when that gal sings sing a song of sunbeams, I'm telling you, that girl can sing!
Awesomely!!!
Super excellent
beautiful music, i love it
The old saying you can lose yourself in music is very true. In the 1920's this music was a major factor in the lives of many people. Afternoon tea dances were as packed as any nightclub today and it heralded in a change in social habits, dress and a less inhibited lifestyle. Dread to think what a modern feminist would make of a flapper but who cares!
perfect.
how fancy
Noticed the first song within a few seconds
GENIAL !!!
love this! but i hate all those ads :(
See..
Her hair in a slick time. She pulls it over and wake the sound with Ralph in that moment her stockings is runtful but in that moment she has a drink of wine in her peach pearl system of love sitting there with her drink is her date for the night how do you do well in that day he goes off to get some yes a flower a flower of love and now he's into it no one is there to save her but when the night Ends her house is perfect. White white and maybe a trim of blue or yellow so now we are stalled a house a home and some love that is.
dreamsofdreamsmakeitorlinewiththee*
Eenie meenie miney mo, OK, I don't know.
ahh, Deep Purple, the perfect introduction, or whose is this melody originally?
I know it thanks to Art Tatum’s ’55 session.
Turner Layton (1894-1978): Deep Purple was a big hit in 1939. Composed by Parish & De Rose it was recorded on 29 March 1939 in London. He became a successful solo act rivalling Hutch, into the early 1960s.
Thank you very much!
That's great stuff! I'd love to buy from your site, but wondering whether the download will be lossless or MP3 (or any other similar lossy format).
Hi, thanks for the lovely feedback. Our downloads are MP3s encoded at 224kbps. We could possibly arrange other formats as required.
Cool, thank you. I bought 3 CDs, so I am good for now ;)
@@riccardobiemmi2103 Ah yes, they've just been collected from us for shipping to you - thanks so much! A great choice of albums 🙂
♥️