@@rainbowpanda-tl5xy Well hell, I know that! Crude language has been around as long as language has been around. But using coarse language in recorded music is a fairly recent phenomenon. Such examples abound in certain black musical genres, for example. But decency and moral standards were, for decades, so restrictive that such language would never have been approved in music (and movies) meant for wide distribution to the general public. These youtube re-creations of music of past generations that include crude language are the work of some very creative and talented people in the 2020s. This and other similar music here on YT almost certainly did not exist in the 1940s. And if it did, it would not have been found in stores that sold records! Heck, back in the 1940s, movies were so watered down by morality standards that no one cussed. In 1939, at the very end of the movie Gone with the Wind, Clark Gable's character tells Vivien Leigh's character, "Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a damn." That was highly controversial at the time. Even the length of a "passionate" kiss was restricted to, perhaps, a couple seconds in those days. This is the point I was making.
Amazon workers get paid pennies while owner is a Billionaire. But anyway, yeah that was my grandmother`s favorite song. She worked for Amazon making deliveries in the 1950`s.
My grandma was slowly withering away from Alzheimer's but this was all she could remember. Music truly is powerful!
The trumpets playing make it sound funnier.
it was sears in 1945
if they had kept their mail order another 10 years thre would be no amazon
*THEY DON'T WRITE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE* 🤦♀️
It is so cool that you can recreate the sound of 1945 in 2024. Awesome, thank you.
Thank you!
Excellent. It really sounds like a 1940s swing tune...except for the crude language, of course.
And of course the anachronistic Amazon and Jeff Bezos references.
@@piczar41 Right.
crude language did exist back then by the lower class and the sailors.
@@rainbowpanda-tl5xy Well hell, I know that! Crude language has been around as long as language has been around. But using coarse language in recorded music is a fairly recent phenomenon. Such examples abound in certain black musical genres, for example. But decency and moral standards were, for decades, so restrictive that such language would never have been approved in music (and movies) meant for wide distribution to the general public.
These youtube re-creations of music of past generations that include crude language are the work of some very creative and talented people in the 2020s. This and other similar music here on YT almost certainly did not exist in the 1940s. And if it did, it would not have been found in stores that sold records! Heck, back in the 1940s, movies were so watered down by morality standards that no one cussed. In 1939, at the very end of the movie Gone with the Wind, Clark Gable's character tells Vivien Leigh's character, "Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a damn." That was highly controversial at the time. Even the length of a "passionate" kiss was restricted to, perhaps, a couple seconds in those days.
This is the point I was making.
This was great🤣Thank you for the laugh😂This deserves an Award👍🏻ROCK ON!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻
1945? Jeff Bezos is older than I thought.
Time portal is Amazon's secret
@@Merylstreep1949 Proving anything is possible when you have over a 200 billion dollars. Even bending time and space to his will.
This should have been the Sears catalog
Amazon workers get paid pennies while owner is a Billionaire. But anyway, yeah that was my grandmother`s favorite song. She worked for Amazon making deliveries in the 1950`s.
I work for a credit card I hear this!
She's building a pedalboard?
thats sooooo freakin hilarious!!
I pay 10 bucks a month for free shipping and by God I'm going to get my money's worth
Kids now don't know real music. We need to get back to this pile of s--t!
All facts 🤣😭
i cant get chatGPT to swear. How did they do it?
Hahahahhahaah this is gold!
Thank you!
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Very related 😂😂😂
Paulette
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