Cheerful good rhytm

The Revelers would be one of the top-paid radio acts in 1934-35 according to the newspaper article in this blog post... tralfaz.blogspot.com/2024/12/jack-benny-90-decembers-ago.html

Awesome...🤗

sure not sloppy dressed, like now days. today is jeans and t shirt.

Ah, the great hotel orchestras of that era! They make it seem effortless.

Wow, Russ Columbo AND Roy Fox!

What a great video. However, enduring over five minutes of ads before the video was agonizing. If you can find the video without the ads, do so.

Ya ellos no estan grandes Orquestas

Es lo mejor saludos

Where do you work-a wop? My great grandfather was an Italian Gandy Dancer on the New York Central over 100 years ago. He knew this song!!!

Down on ya neels up on ya toes yearrrhar

Love it sewwwwww much 💚💚 green army

Que lindo verdadera orquesta del recuerdo que padre nombraba cuando era marino 1927

Amazing sound quality! They may have been playing live.

This gets very amusing and entertaining to me towards the end. I see kung fu roots and break dancing roots as well, so it naturally sends me into them middle age giggles. I did both of them popular vintage 1980's persuits as a teenager, so, seeing them doing this stuff that resembles kung fu and breakdancing, in a film from 1928, is, definitely, Quite Trippy to say the least...!!! : )

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Whan popular music was real!

Every new Generation forgets, that their Grandparents once ALSO were HOT and DARING Guys and Dolls‼️😃🥰😍

Is that Roy Fox playing his whispering Trumpet? I think so:)

Does anyone know anything Lewis James’ history ?

here because of Peter O'Toole 😅

Is this Metallicas early stuff?

Whose still listening in 1894?

Cuando era marino

Estas orquesta las favorita de mi padre 1927

dude on the drums was a huge influence on John Bonham

i love a good negro spiritual!

My father was a fan of al Bowley to the point when my father past away at 90 years young we played al Bowley songs at his funeral and 17 years later I find myself listening to al Bowley songs and it brings a smile in my heart thinking about my wonderful father god bless you mum and dad x❤

Nyehhhh. Bands in those days still had banjos (boo! hiss! I HATE banjos!) and usually had too many reed players. As the years passed, more brass was brought in to balance that out. THAT is what evolved into 'The Big Band Era' with all that great music. And have you noticed that most of the lead male vocalists in those early days sounded like they'd been castrated? Tenors and baritones------and much finer audio recording techniques------changed that for the better.

Excellent ! At this time Spanish Revival architecture was in fashion and transforming Santa Barbara and many parts of Southern California into places of exquisite beauty. Unfortunately 1929 brought a tragic end to this magical transformation. This performance would have blended in perfectly with one of the Santa Barbara theatres of that era ❤.

Great band! Disciplined yet light hearted.

Great visual study on the genesis of the "drum set" or "drum kit" as we know it today. Pretty much standardized by about 1960. Great showmanship by Mr. Lyman, too.

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Dinah got a juicy thicc booty I'm sure 🤤😆😉

One of the girls on the stage is a young Rita Hayworth, this are her parents who's dancing, The Cansinos...

Fabulous! Bravo!

This is Keith Richards ´ "Little T&A" in the 1920s.

Let's play banjo! Forget smartphones!

This Vitaphone short was in theaters in 1928. They did two or three other numbers that aren't seen here in this video.

Love it!

Cept when professor calls punch him in solar plexus

Rodney Rude the funniest

Gets as much applause as Wavin da flag 👻👻👻

Fabulous

Just before The Comedian Harmonists !!!!!!! the were excellents and greats !!!!!!

I bet these guys would never have even dreamed this video would be played 96 yrs. later!

Better music then the crap now.

Enjoyed your video, thanks very much.

That drummer is definitely the Tommy Lee of his day.