Lyman's band sounded very different from the other bands which is why I liked a lot of his records. They didn't call it the Roaring 20s for nothing. This was party music back in that day.
The more and more I listen to this song and this era the more I hear it echoing in the 7os… Must be the up-tempo and heavy use of strings... there was a 2os/3os revival in the early/mid 7os.
Yes there was. It seems that past eras from the '20s to the '50s were rediscovered in the early 1970s. Films like "Paper Moon" & later "American Graffitti" helped that happen.
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The Roaring 20's must have been a great be to be young...pity about the hangover in the 30's tho...
I ❤ swing music!💃
Lyman's band sounded very different from the other bands which is why I liked a lot of his records. They didn't call it the Roaring 20s for nothing. This was party music back in that day.
Excellent! Thank you for sharing!
How fantastic !!...they stand and bow. 😀💕
Yes.
Best version I've heard yet !
Looks like a 2 stripe Technicolor; Great music in any color!!!!!
I was thinking the same thing; not colorized, but Technicolor.
Nice to see Tenor Guitar,
"hoho What shall I pretend to play? Banjo or tenorguitar?" "Oh never mind, do whatever you like!"
Nice!
nice post
The more and more I listen to this song and this era the more I hear it echoing in the 7os… Must be the up-tempo and heavy use of strings... there was a 2os/3os revival in the early/mid 7os.
Yes there was. It seems that past eras from the '20s to the '50s were rediscovered in the early 1970s. Films like "Paper Moon" & later "American Graffitti" helped that happen.
A bit too fast!
I think I agree...