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British Dance Band Music Of The 1930s Art Deco Era @Pax41
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- British dance band music of the 1930s art deco era @Pax41 vintage music
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Vintage 1930s music from the art deco era. Popular 1930s songs by British dance orchestras from the golden age of music. Spend an evening relaxing to the sound of 1930s dance band music by top British orchestras. Thank you for watching Pax41 vintage music time machine.
Track 1 - The Blue Mountaineers - Let's Put Out The Lights - vocal by Sam Browne - recorded 1932
Track 2 - Billy Merrin & His Commanders - A Bedtime Story - vocal by Billy Merrin - recorded 11/1932
Track 3 - Jay Wilbur & His Band - My Song Goes Round The World - vocal by Sam Browne - recorded 1933
Track 4 - Bertini & The Tower Blackpool Dance Band - Hot Punch - recorded 5/22/1934
Track 5 - Scott Wood & His Orchestra - Who Walks In When I Walk Out - vocal Sam Browne - recorded 1/4/1934
Track 6 - Savoy Hotel Orpheans - Happy Ending - vocal Maurice Elwin - recorded 7/1/1933
Track 7 - Billy Cotton & His Band - Underneath The Harlem Moon - vocal Sam Browne - recorded 3-11/1933
Track 8 - Harry Roy & His Orchestra - Stay As Sweet As You Are - vocal by Harry Roy - recorded 11/13/1934
Track 9 - Jay Wilbur & His Band - If I Had A Million Dollars - vocal by Pat O'Malley - recorded 12/1935
Track 10 - Henry Hall & The BBC Dance Orchestra - Learning - vocal by Kitty Masters - recorded 1934
Track 11 - Bertini & The Tower Blackpool Dance Band - When You've Got A Little Springtime In Your Heart - vocal Maurice Elwin - recorded 5/22/1934
Track 12 - Hal Swain & His Band - Without A Song - vocal Hal Swain - recorded 10/1930
Track 13 - Billy Merrin & His Commanders - Tell Me Tonight - recorded 11-1932
Track 14 - Elsie Carlisle & Sam Browne - My Dog Loves Your Dog
Track 15 - Jay Wlibur & His Band - Thanks - recorded 1933
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How good is this music? The dreamy music of the 1930s is unmatchable in my view.
Pax41 Music Time Machine provides top notch entertainment for the UA-cam Audiences, the older listeners and and newer ones that discover his work. UA-cam, please ALWAYS keep Pax41 online. He brings a lot of happiness to the whole world!!! I am not exaggerating. UA-cam has a worldwide audience, and this talent, which he provides from our past, is HAPPY MUSIC! We Need HAPPINESS in the world no matter what one's politics or personal circumstances!
Completely agree with your comments Douglas, we live in very challenging times right and Pax41 brings so much joy with his fantastic selection of upbeat and positive music!! Keep up the good work Pax41 :)
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It's amazing just how many dance bands there were. Every dancehall had its own band. I imagine that many of the musicians did it in their spare time. (As I did decades later)...
You read that many classical musos from orchestras used to let off steam playing jazz and dance music. That would be considered spare time, I suppose.
Great! It has that little something that's different from American Deco era music
Sweet,sentimental and funny. Listen to the lyrics. Also, dig the pattern musical phrase, lyrics, musical phrase for most songs; Delightful!
Music from a time when musicians and song writers had real talent.
So nice to be home...
Yay, the Brits! Fantastic mix of sweet and hot -- I love all the Wilburs, the GSW, the Henry Hall and Elsie & Sam.
Songs that talk about love and a peaceful life, with traditions and cultures. But it is inexplicable that it coincides with the most terrible and violent era that all civilization had to live with the Second World War.
Exactly, Juan. The class and elegance of those days is unparalleled. In many respects societies were more humaine than ours, and yet....
Great Sunday afternoon music, total bliss
Glad you had a great afternoon listening Tracy. Just a heads up but starting tomorrow all of my new posts will be released first on the Pax41 Music Time Machine Facebook and Pinterest pages. They will be unlisted here on UA-cam for about two weeks before I release them for viewing. I will be releasing my KPAX41 channel videos without any delay. Just wanted to give you a heads up and thank you for watching.
I like to imagine this music playing on the kitchen radio! My mom (God rest her soul) said she heard music like this on grandma's radio when she was a little girl in 1930's Philadelphia. Very cozy music. Thank you for putting this video out there!
Sam Browne sounding swell, as does Maurice Elwin and of course the lovely Elsie Carlisle who's voice I always love to hear ... Ee by gum she's good.
Fabulous music to relax by!
Glad you liked it David and great to hear from you.
Total bliss as always..
Have a nice week Bob ,and take care with Covid 19..!
Dan
Great selection of songs,love them all,thanks a lot fir posting.
You are always welcome Alex! Thank you for being a great subscriber!
Loved them, Just like the last selection said: THANKS.
Always glad to hear how much you like the selections Larry.
Thanks
A very enjoyable mix, thank you! I knew the first song in Rudy Vallee's rendition, a little bit slower paced,but I like this one even better.
Yes, Rudy's version is one of my favorites.
Good Music when cleaning the house
Glad to help you clean up things!
Wonderful. From Brazil/Rio de Janeiro-RJ
Glad you liked it Antonio and thank you for watching the channel. It's great to have viewers from Brazil.🙂
Super excellent with very good interesting photos
Thank you! Cheers!
A truly outstanding posting. Such great smooth orchestral sound.
This old music speaks to my old soul.
Great deco time! Talented artists. But it was a dangerous romanticism........ And then came the war'
Musically I have always felt about 40 years too young. So grateful to have this channel to hear new "old" music. You always have new and obscure things I haven't heard before- "My Dog Loves Your Dog"??? That rules! Dang they wrote a lot of music back then. All I ever hear booming out of people's cars or condo windows is hip hop and crappy pop with no melody, no harmony- just a base and one or two notes over lyrics droning on about how great the auto-tuned singer thinks they are. The death of music. Sure there was always crap. It was just happy, pretty crap. :) Thank you Pax41.
The best light music composers were around then, plus that was the jazz era. Nobody had TV so they went out and danced to an orchestra. All those things brought out the creativity.
It's a talent and skill that disappeared over the years without anybody noticing much. In the 20s and 30s, between the wars, there were wonderfully talente3d composers and writers of musical stage shows whose work became classic. Jerome Kern, Irvine Berlin and of course, Noel Coward. Others in their droves. Fashions changed with WW2 in what people liked to hear, that's basically it. Now, because of UA-cam and the rest, we're able to access them and realise how wonderful they were. I just think that's basically what happened. For decades they were lost and the ignorant among us still laugh at them. But it was a golden era.
Love the era!! Happy music!! Today's music is trash!..
Just love it all.😊
GREAT collection of songs. Thank you!
Thanks for listening
Excellent
I like it!
Glad to hear it and thank you for watching!
I will be broadcasting 3 Live shows tomorrow. They will be at 10AM, 2PM and 5PM Central time and each will feature a different period of music. Hope you can tune in.
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Que bom que você gosta da música e obrigado por assistir o canal
Especially loved track 15 Jay Wlibur & His Band. Wonder who the singer is? This is an Al Bowlly song, yet the female singer here truly does it justice.
As many of them were. But, they are there for others to try their hands (or vocal chords) on. Some better than others, but it was that era and singing off note didn't matter if you led the orchestra.
PS: The singer was probably that one that seems to be everywhere: Vocal Refrain.
@@petertaylor3600 You're very knowledgeable in this field, Peter. And yes, I agree with you.
thanks for putting this on this channel ,,this music [ proper music ] is so hard to buy its either not available or so costly
Desde Chile gracias !!!
¡Qué bueno tener espectadores de Chile Matilde! Gracias por mirar el canal.
Great job on the transfer to YT. Sound is very good.
Sublime!
If I had "no more money in the bank" at least I would have great difficulties to go to bed and sleep well!
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Glad you liked it Maira and thank you for watching the channel. 🙂
You can't go wrong with Bertini.
Thank you for this wonderful channel!! BTW the vocalist on track 9 is Cyril Grantham, not Pat O'Malley; he's singing in a lower key than usual..
I'm sure it's Pat O'Malley on 10, he sounds like he had a cold.
Thank you
Straight outta bioshock
They didn’t leave a scrap for Rover.....
Could the singer on the final track, Thanks (by Jay Wilbur) be Bobbie Comber?? The books don't say...
Thanks. Are you sure vocalist on 10 is Pat O'Malley? Or maybe Cyril Grantham?
A good friend checked it and said it was per his information he has. It doesn't sound like Cyril to me.
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00:00 (1) Let's Put Out The Lights
02:55 (2) A Bedtime Story
06:05 (3) My Song Goes Round The World
09:16 (4) Hot Punch
11:48 (5) Who Walks In When I Walk Out
14:19 (6) Happy Ending
17:12 (7) Underneath The Harlem Moon
20:17 (8) Stay As Sweet As You Can
23:16 (9) If I Had A Million Dollars
26:29 (10) Learning
29:25 (11) When You've Got A Little Springtime In Your Heart
32:16 (12) Without A Song
35:10 (13) Tell Me Tonight [in German "Heute Nacht oder Nie"]
38:00 (14) My Dog Loves Your Dog
40:40 (15) Thanks
A true hero you are.
Thank you.
As for "My Song Goes....etc." don't forget Joe Smith (Josef Schmit) who made that his own. The Jewish operatic tenor with the ringing voice the Nazis did what they did best to and killed him.
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Why art deco and not art nouveau?
Art Deco started in the late 1920s and through the 1930s, the same era as the music presented. Art Nouveau was circa 1900 to 1910s.
Hades: Because that was the time of it. Twenties and Thirties. Art Nouveau was an art style a generation earlier and I don't think anybody that thought of a musical style named for that era.
@@pax41 Pax41, perfectly said.
This is the oldest video i ever seen ! :)
How so?
@@pax41 My thought exactly!