Perfect Nostalgia: Best Music of the 1920s 30s & 40s (Past Perfect) Dance Bands, Big Bands, OIdies

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Various Artists - Perfect Nostalgia
Released 2006-05-29 on Past Perfect
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1. 00:00:00 Al Bowlly Love Is The Sweetest Thing
2. 00:03:22 Marlene Dietrich Falling In Love Again
3. 00:06:19 Nat King Cole Sweet Lorraine
4. 00:09:32 Bing Crosby White Christmas
5. 00:12:33 Connie Boswell All Alone
6. 00:15:33 Glenn Miller Moonlight Serenade (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune) (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune)
7. 00:18:58 Fred Astaire Top Hat White Tie and Tails
8. 00:21:41 Vera Lynn The White Cliffs Of Dover
9. 00:24:58 Frank Sinatra Nancy With The Laughing Face
10. 00:28:22 Tony Martin If It's You
11. 00:31:26 Gertrude Lawrence Someday I'll Find You
12. 00:34:30 Noel Coward Mad Dogs And Englishmen
13. 00:37:22 Hutch Night and Day
14. 00:40:16 Paul Robeson Ol' Man River
15. 00:42:53 Dorothy Lamour The Man I Love
16. 00:46:02 Jack Buchanan Goodnight, Vienna (Square Tango) (Square Tango)
17. 00:49:20 Flotsam & Jetsam Little Betty Bouncer
18. 00:51:36 Flanagan & Allen Underneath The Arches
19. 00:54:40 Hildegarde Darling je vous aime beaucoup
20. 00:57:21 George Formby Leaning On A Lamp Post
21. 01:00:25 Jean Sablon Si Tu M'aimes
22. 01:03:41 Frank Crumit Abdul Abulbul Amir
23. 01:06:38 Jessie Matthews Everything's In Rhythm With My Heart
24. 01:09:37 Perry Como Till The End Of Time
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The artists on this collection vary widely in style, from the sophistication of Fred Astaire, to the warmth and humour of Flanagan and Allen. However, they all share two things in common: in their day - the thirties and forties, they were the very best in their field; and they all have the ability to evoke that wonderful era for us today - the golden age of popular music. Whether wartime memories evoked by Vera Lynn, or memories of the dance hall with Glenn Miller - we are entering the warm world of nostalgia! Twenty-four different artists, all singing their greatest hits.
We begin our survey with one of the greatest songs of the period, Love Is The Sweetest Thing, sung in the definitive 1932 recording by the great Al Bowlly. Originally from Mozambique, he was the most popular dance band singer of the thirties, and the most prolific, recording more than six-hundred titles. Tragically, he was killed during the Blitz in London, but the legacy he left behind is ours forever.
Mysterious, glamorous Marlene Dietrich was born in Berlin, and as a child studied music. She began her German film career in 1923, and in 1930 made her most successful film, ‘The Blue Angel’, in which she sang the classic Falling In Love Again. She went on to make many films, mostly in the USA, and in later life began a new career in cabaret.
Sweet Lorraine is performed here by Nat King Cole in his Trio days, before he achieved his later huge fame. The Trio had their first hit in 1942, with ‘Straighten Up And Fly Right’, and became more popular throughout the forties, before they disbanded in 1951. Cole went on to launch his meteoric, solo career, achieving almost eighty hit singles in Billboard charts before his sadly premature death in 1965.

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♫ Buy the CD or Download Now from Past Perfect: bit.ly/2EUCLTB ♫ 1. 00:00:00 Al Bowlly Love Is The Sweetest Thing 2. 00:03:22 Marlene Dietrich Falling In Love Again 3. 00:06:19 Nat King Cole Sweet Lorraine 4. 00:09:32 Bing Crosby White Christmas 5. 00:12:33 Connie Boswell All Alone 6. 00:15:33 Glenn Miller Moonlight Serenade (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune) (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune) 7. 00:18:58 Fred Astaire Top Hat White Tie and Tails 8. 00:21:41 Vera Lynn The White Cliffs Of Dover 9. 00:24:58 Frank Sinatra Nancy With The Laughing Face 10. 00:28:22 Tony Martin If It's You 11. 00:31:26 Gertrude Lawrence Someday I'll Find You 12. 00:34:30 Noel Coward Mad Dogs And Englishmen 13. 00:37:22 Hutch Night and Day 14. 00:40:16 Paul Robeson Ol' Man River 15. 00:42:53 Dorothy Lamour The Man I Love 16. 00:46:02 Jack Buchanan Goodnight, Vienna (Square Tango) (Square Tango) 17. 00:49:20 Flotsam & Jetsam Little Betty Bouncer 18. 00:51:36 Flanagan & Allen Underneath The Arches 19. 00:54:40 Hildegarde Darling je vous aime beaucoup 20. 00:57:21 George Formby Leaning On A Lamp Post 21. 01:00:25 Jean Sablon Si Tu M'aimes 22. 01:03:41 Frank Crumit Abdul Abulbul Amir 23. 01:06:38 Jessie Matthews Everything's In Rhythm With My Heart 24. 01:09:37 Perry Como Till The End Of Time © Past Perfect Limited ℗ Past Perfect Limited bit.ly/2EUCLTB

[@elisangela2811]

Thank you

[@abigailsaavedra5639]

Thank you

[@terezlevine6442]

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[@snappertrx]

Love the song selection, but, White Christmas? Love the song but, in a "not Christmas" album? Weird.

[@gidgetthrea3091]

@@snappertrx It's the best sound of that time. My father lived this movie, we watched every year it was on T V. It reminds me of a lovely time. As does all this music , my parents listened too and I fell in live with. Thank you so much Past. ♥️

[@shanghaijim123]

I,m 84 years old .Certainly brings back wonderful memories.

[@meltoncul]

You likely got to dance to LIVE orchestras like Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, etc. I envy you. I'm 73 and never did that. But I love playing their music on my trombone, alongside a 29 yr-old lady who loves it as much as I do.

[@AT-cy7im]

may you live another happy 84 years

[@niqqaniqqa8829]

Are you alive now or?

[@mustaki7620]

@@AT-cy7im amen

[@FredoSantana90]

Life check. Comment if still alive

[@lucarioworld]

Today, I turned 97 years young and these songs bring back the greatest memories. Time really goes by too fast. I still remember my 17th birthday. Feels like yesterday.

[@cody2253]

Happy belated birthday. 🎂 hope everything went well.

[@DeadGyro]

Happy birthday

[@lockheed6859]

Here’s to 97 more! Keep hauling ass and having such good taste

[@444Wick]

Love on you

[@lockheed6859]

@@444Wick right back at ya Holmes!

[@scrimmybingus6876]

Whenever I hear this kind of music, I get really nostalgic. I'm 17... Idk how on earth im nostalgic for something I wasn't even alive for

[@meezalamazala279]

@Jacob Zondag that makes no sense and has nothing to do with thermodynamics

[@eliascontreras1951]

FBI same man, i feel like usted to live in that time before, i have nostalgia for this kind of music since i can remember like 4 years old and below, it sucks😔

[@noisereduced8108]

NOBODY ELSE LIKE, LEAVE THIS COMMENT AT 69

[@uthraniaseilasentana-riesp3456]

You most likely lived your life during this time before you reincarnated. - Uthrania Seila

[@thedollydreamland]

You probably feel more connected to this being you feel it's right like me. A better sound, a better influence! ♥️

[@momgetthecamera8260]

I’m 14 yet love this stuff

[@xtoxic.venomx]

Reading these comments is the absolute highlight of my evening. Seeing people young and old drawn to one place because of a love of music that no longer passes on our radio stations. Reading the stories from the ones who actually lived during a time when this music was common is absolutely stunning and I'm happy I'm a part of a generation where this is all possible❤️

[@briankerr4512]

There are probably oldies radio stations out there. If not maybe you could start one.

[@reallycantthinkofausername487]

@@briankerr4512 well I certainly don't know of any

[@Ganpignanus]

@@briankerr4512 we have one in our area run by a group of elderly but young at heart people. it is fantastic.

[@rhondalynch6969]

My grandmother is 100yrs old, my mom's 80, I'm 50, my daughter is 30 and my granddaughter is 11. I remember my grandmother playing this at breakfast. I fell in love with the era, and I passed this love and appreciation of the turn of the century music to my daughter and granddaughter. This is lovely! ❤🌹

[@kimpedro8057]

Hi you sounds romantic

[@MartiBagwell]

Such a lovely gift you’ve shared with your children and grandchildren

[@kck9742]

Your granddaughter knows her great-great grandmother? That's awesome!

[@Pure-Blood-bt6lk]

Look into the Cestui Que Vie Trust. People 99 yrs old .

[@Miki_big_red_machine]

Im 1 000yo, my parents are 69 000yo and my son is 666 trully miss old days in ghenkis khan wars

[@frankpowers7652]

I am eighty-two years young and this is the music my parents listened to, and me too. What nostalgia, what memories. Today's music doesn't compare. Does anyone know a safe and sound chat room where Big Band affectionado's can get together?

[@SuperMoofie]

:) and many stories to tell too no doubt. I envy you having those memories :) I love listening to people from that era recount their memories. what a time - never will it be repeated.

[@RangerBrian-if3nt]

Wow you really know how to type for a 82 year old

[@GeraltOfNvidia]

@@RangerBrian-if3nt my granpa is 94 years old and just bought a new mac book

[@ethancock2546]

I don’t mean to sound like that guy, but I do enjoy music from this era a lot more than that of today’s. I do like some of today’s make no mistake, I just like this a lot better. It always warrants a little bit of making fun of me from my other buddies in the barracks when I blast this stuff

[@TheFirestorm2012]

I would love to know that to

[@ames_virosa]

It’s my grannys 91st birthday today. I put this on and she said how wonderful it is to bring back her memories like that

[@briankerr4512]

and your great grand children will put on Pink Floyd. assuming we still have a world

[@the_tastiest_toast]

awww

[@chrisallingham3023]

I an87

[@chrisallingham3023]

I wjst have heart attack year ago

[@chrisallingham3023]

How do I mke kyboard biger I cannot see vey wel

[@makaylaprice4176]

I swear us young ppl that are 20 and younger are feeling nostalgic bc we are souls from this era! Like I’m 13 and feel SO nostalgic like every other young one listening to this!!!

[@kimpedro8057]

Hi you sounds romantic

[@2010gracek]

I'm 34 and always feel so nostalgic for this era. Especially 30's. It's a timeless era in my opinion and so romantic.

[@billhowes7464]

So nice to see young people appreciating this music. I'm 77 and a singer. My duo partner and I do song from the early 20th century and into the'50s . I also have really liked this music since I was young.🎶🎼🎵

[@Wommf]

That sounds wonderful I'd love to hear you sing Bill!

[@NynyLemon123]

I am 13, this is good not gonna lie.

[@lilulzsecl398]

@@NynyLemon123 i have found your cheese !

[@NynyLemon123]

@@lilulzsecl398 Thank you so much, I've been looking for so long.

[@chrisallingham3023]

I was 18 when these songs came out

[@tafutea2298]

early 1900s music is so relaxing; i somehow feel nostalgic even though i'm a millennial...

[@TheSniper9752]

Same, I guess it is a testament to how amazing the songs from this generation were, to induce feelings of nostalgia in a mind that was created decades later is astounding. I too was born in the 1990s.

[@michVYONDGAMERands]

@@TheSniper9752 The 1980s was the Best~ Me 2019....My grandma is Old...so She remembers these songs

[@gonk4509]

This isn’t the 1900s. It’s the 1940s.

[@alexiswarren7490]

@@gonk4509 the 1940s are in the 1900s 😧

[@HansDonsolle]

I can totally relate. I love this kind of music, even though I'm a millenial I do feel nostalgic too

[@notactiveanymoreasof2024]

As an 11 year old, it’s so nice to hear the songs my great grandparents listened to. It’s almost like I’m stepping into the 20’s and having a listen myself.

[@Empty5weeks]

As a 13 year old, this music makes me feel bad on missing out on the 1900's. It must have been a lovely time. But at the same time I love the 2000's. It's weird how not a lot of kids my age don't listen to these masterpieces.

[@chrisallingham3023]

I was 18 when these songs came out

[@simianto9957]

@@Empty5weeks It was not a lovely time.

[@Empty5weeks]

@@simianto9957 yeah I'm maturing and I just realized this a few months later lol

[@simianto9957]

@@Empty5weeks Hahaha, alright.

[@ruthpurkey5682]

The reason you guys like this music is because it's really good music. It was produced in an era when there were many songwiters and songwriting teams, and the competition was fierce. There was tremendous creativity and standards were high. The other thing is that mostly only the best stuff has survived to the present. I love this old music as well as old movies. I know a lot of young people won't watch black and white films. You are really missing out. Seriously, look up the original King Kong, Lost Horizon, Meet John Doe, Top Hat, Casablanca, Frankenstein, The Mummy, Dracula, 42nd Street, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, Citizen Kane...anything with the Marx Bros. Then there are the silent films. Don't get me started.

[@kimpedro8057]

Hi you sounds romantic

[@danac.morreale7549]

Yes, remarkable that youngsters WON'T watch black and white films! I actually had a young girl in her early 20's say to me: "Oh, I won't watch anything in black and white, those old movies aren't worth the time"! An amazingly block headed response to my query if she ever saw Casablanca!!! Unfortunate.

[@themarvelousemafia4457]

@@danac.morreale7549 I find that funny since I'm nearly 15 and I've watched a lot of not only black and white talkies but even old silent films in my free time

[@maryzeiner6967]

It's wonderful reading the comments of young people who are enjoying this music. This music was always in my house while I was growing up, and I played it when my children were growing up. My son is 35, and he's mentioned that he can't believe he has friends who don't know this music at all while he knows all the lyrics and can sing them.

[@jamessullivan1742]

hello there, how are you doing today?

[@ilost5040]

[@racquelserrano9778]

It's

[@maryzeiner6967]

@@racquelserrano9778 ?

[@5minutecalms]

Wow

[@eviefrye9765]

You know it's really funny thanks to video games like; BioShock, Fallout, and a couple other games. People of this generation are being introduced to this style of music! And loving it!! People get curious on what these types of songs are on the soundtrack, and now are being introduced to 50-60's music. Gotta praise video games for one thing, they bring people to good music.

[@thomasmyers3808]

Evie Frye Truth!

[@ElCineHefe]

You're right. It's funny how that worked out, huh?

[@PapagenoDispo]

preach. fallout 4 has nice music.

[@julycrow1773]

Xd yeeess , soo true

[@skatedude3922]

Fallouts sound track is just awsome

[@thekhans2823]

I’m literally 12 years old and I like this kind of music

[@kalore7317]

Same

[@itsnotseanie8247]

Same brotha

[@purupurupururin123]

ayye same

[@Joshster-si6ov]

Same here but before I found KZbin, my mom introduced me into old music from the 40’s and she said it would calm me when I was put to sleep as a baby :)

[@sa-on6dn]

It makes me think of nostalgia that makes me want to sit down and just think about life. Other then that it's really calming and is my comfort music

[@Jenb0854]

I just finished feeding my mother. My mum is 95, now confined to bed end stage dementia… no talking, moving, no anything. up until 1 year ago four of us cared for Mum. Then a sister died suddenly whilst on duty, then six weeks ago my other sister died suddenly. It’s just my brother and I now. I’m 67 my brother 70. I live 200 kms from Mum but try as I have done for many years to be with her every weekend. Now I must step up even more. Mum loved her music, I Thankyou for this beautiful compilation 🙏. I still have to work to pay my mortgage 😕😴 so tired. I’ve had cancer three times and have bronchiectasis.. but! Hey that’s life isn’t it. You do what you have to do. Putting our mother into a home was never an option. Our Mum endured more violence from dad than any woman should. 😡 Thankyou once more. I have saved and subscribed..

[@2010gracek]

🤍🤍 You're a wonderful daughter. Your mother raised you well.

[@michaeltnk1135]

This brings back memories of the songs my great grandma listened to before she died. She was born in 1920, and had a good life into her 90s. Wishing she was still here so I could celebrate her 100th birthday with her

[@eternalthoughtsgaming3137]

oh yeah. it's all coming together.

[@randomcomment7675]

I feel like that in the comment section of this kind of music, you always meet very intelligent and sensitive people

[@bryantmoop2742]

I showed this to my grandpa. He was surprised, then amazed, kinda happy and excited, then he got really sad. He had me turn it off. :’c I’m guessing it reminded him of grandma too much.

[@calebl.4351]

Bryant Moop this comment is so darn sad

[@tinaedmond6489]

oh poor guy, I can understand that. These were the songs when they were young and happy'; full of life and future dreams. He may change his mind, you might try again.

[@Jake5537t]

Bryant Moop Probably took him back to when he was young

[@PATHANAFGHAN313]

Bryant Moop there is a life after death bro

[@Emily-op7qk]

Grandma will always be there watching over him, you and the rest of your family.

[@Cupcakeonline]

This makes me want to sit down, eat a sunday dinner and listen to the radio for london air raid updates

[@edbrake2801]

What a great comment! Thanks for posting.

[@stevewiles7132]

With some of the tunes you can almost hear the sirens

[@ToniM10]

Uh... News about the Great Depression.. and how the dust eroded the Midwest...🤔????

[@Lorabliss]

I am 58 y.o. Russian lady, who loves vintage music since the age of 15. There was a retro cinema in Leningrad (now St Petersburg), where I had an opportunity to watch the best Russian and foreign retro films made in 1920-60s. All foreign films were dubbed into Russian. Now I keep watching Agatha Christie's Poirot episodes with sweet music, beautiful settings and charming atmosphere of 1930s. I am glad I can listen to my favourite song Al Bowlly Love Is The Sweetest Thing. Thanks a lot.

[@-unascertained-]

How crazy is it that it's the twenties now? It's been a CENTURY!!!!

[@mbekken4900]

and yet we still listen to this gold

[@datura9441]

@babykit How about now?

[@Mario-fv3zs]

I wish we could go back to the 1920s and let them listen to some heavy metal....

[@chillywilly4473]

It seems illegal

[@z-4926]

1920s feels just like yesterday good times

[@mirayozgun1918]

as a gen z, i can say that i truly love 20s, 30s and 40s music, NOTHING from this time can compare to the vibe of these type of songs. these kind of music is and will always be my comfort music

[@manuelmakesartz]

Same. I feel kind of sad that not many Gen Z people listen to this music anymore.

[@jcee3644]

@@manuelmakesartz I have to agree, I'm 12 and when I tell my classmates I love such music, they think it's weird...What a pity

[@abook945]

@@jcee3644 My cousin was shocked when I told her when I said “I like old music” I meant this kind of music.

[@salsadamonkey]

@@manuelmakesartz haha EATEOT go brrrrr

[@jester6937]

Being 17 this music is my favorite for listening after a rough day at school. I'm such an old soul and this is perfect for relaxation and calming down. Anyone with me here?

[@hamedmohamed8594]

me and im 16

[@chevdanielle5645]

Jester I'm 17 too and this music is just beautiful makes me feel so nostalgic even tho I was born in 1999 😂

[@raesmith2164]

Jester I'm 14. This is my getaway.

[@doc_1851]

Jester i am

[@jimbo_2676]

Rae Smith Same people think I'm weird because of it lol

[@schnatten8660]

I'm 14..I'm German, and I simply love this generation! It's astonishing, honestly..

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

Schnatten WWII was happening here!

[@schnatten8660]

Creeper Pro I know:

[@Leatheryed1]

I'm so sorry your country was so badly bombed. War is such a nasty thing. Your country bombed ours, (England), greatly, but our response was also terrible. You only have to look at photos taken at the time. Lancaster bombers carried a frightening load. Awesome planes but thousands of innocent people killed... and for what? Such a shame.

[@patdibona6285]

also so comforting , right .

[@julycrow1773]

Schnatten omg yeeess same?? Im soon gonna turn 14 xd and im going crazy for this type of musiic , lovin’ it!

[@manuelmakesartz]

Man, I am so young. Only 14. But I find this music so beautiful and relaxing! It gives me a feeling of happiness and joy. Why don't I see many people in my age like this music? It's so great!

[@MicheleJxox]

I think that more people from our generation should absolutely listen to this type of music, it has such an amazing feel to it, whenever I listen to this kind of music it fills me with a wave of nostalgia despite the fact that I never had the chance to experience this like so many others did in their lifetime. Despite this I feel at home taking a listen to these songs. 😊

[@ozzy2979]

i agree! im also only 14 but when i listen to this kind of music i feel alive! i dont understand why but perhaps a part of me wants to live in that time

[@danicasotto7891]

we have immaculate taste of music dude. lovely isn't it?

[@jimmyhoffman2493]

Im 55 and find it relaxing sometimes..i believe the our souls carry on and we are born again in some fashion...and for you young lady your and old soul u could have been born along time before this...and mybself. When im not listening to 2pac or some gangster or serious rock n roll i listen to this...and ppl really wonder what is wrong with me...i have a big vocabulary or music!

[@rackete7252]

@@ozzy2979 im also only 15 ,but i think the same

[@krissyr.1759]

I absolutely love how everyone in the comment section have old souls. Love that for us! :)♡

[@erock3401]

I bet it was an amazing time to be alive back then

[@saxon954]

Over the past few years I bought a number of CD's from this company as birthday and Christmas presents for an elderly friend who died recently and I don't think I could have given him anything better. It was the music of his era and he played them every day and the music helped him to get through his last few years as a widower who longed to be reunited with his late wife. The quality of these recordings is excellent.

[@loveuforever59]

Past Perfect Vintage Music from all

[@rommelcruz3651]

i think so. i am only 40 and i also think this is a beautiful album.i listen to it to relax.

[@adriansoto1601]

saxon954 This is truly great music. Very thoughtful gift to give. I'm sure he loved it.

[@shannenlibres2365]

That's just beautiful...

[@amberfester5813]

😔.💗💗💗

[@Elazar40]

Never in human history have we been able to listen to music recorded 100 years ago. This is truly unique. Unlike modern music, which is more of a spectators sport, these were tunes one could hum, sing along and whistle to. Beautiful. 🌹

[@kornlover66]

I am only 16 and for some reason, I just can't understand what my generation sees in music now. I can't understand anything they like honestly, other then listening to music and doing art. Music back then was lively and clean. There was no swears, no autotune, and no rap. I envy anybody who was alive to see these bands play live.

[@manuelmakesartz]

I agree a lot mate! I am 14 and I see all my classmates being edgy and listening to these over-autotuned songs that sound almost the same. I feel frustrated on how not many people of this generation try to explore more music genres and just stick to one that is not even quality!

[@ritchncube9337]

I'm 19yrs, I remember these songs very well. Good old memories, we had no KZbin then.

[@dextersaturday4128]

I played this for my grandma and she was happy

[@shannenlibres2365]

This reminds me of tom and jerry

[@krizalid2000]

Sameeee

[@kouyshima6897]

ALWAYS!!!

[@cloo172]

Igual!!!!

[@gracetai8311]

My childhood

[@leonardosgame]

Same hahahaha

[@maecarelle]

as a 14 year old, listening this type of music makes me somehow nostalgic. I love the music in this generation, it makes me feel some kind of feeling that I simply cannot understand.

[@MicheleJxox]

I am just a tad bit older than you, and I feel the exact same, this music just has an amazing feeling truly, unexplainable! 👍

[@Itsjustmolly_]

Same here! Idk why tho. It’s maybe like a past life or something.🤔

[@htes]

Like you’ve been here before

[@carlaanderson1077]

I am 25 yrs old, & I seem to identify with this music way more than what we hear in this generation. This music brings me so much happiness!

[@Shade_fox]

Hard to believe some of this music is 100 years old, now.. The roaring 20s were (from what I understand) really great. Our 20s... Our 20s are just horrible, so far at least. X/

[@heatherflower034]

Obsessive capitalism. That's what happened.

[@dionwhyte]

I enjoy listening these songs while cooking. ❤❤❤ coming from Jamaica 🇯🇲.

[@TheKillermanilla]

I'm 38 years old this is beautiful 😍 💖 💕 ❤ 💗 ♥ 😍

[@twotoneschlegel5153]

I wish I could travel back to the 20s and live it up. I really wish I could. But part of me knows I have already. It’s just a blessing to have this music too.

[@pokinha5564]

Man, I'm 18 years old...and......I don't know why (I swear I don't know) I cry listening to every one of these songs. the same instruments, the songs are so similar and so different at the same time, i can't explain it, just magnificent.

[@Pheebs77]

In a past life you were probably a band leader ;)

[@Reflection_Wave_2023]

@@Pheebs77 😀😅🤣 he has wireless connected life, I agree.

[@aftonsbutthole]

Past life for sure

[@meganconley5593]

I started crying during the second song and if that doesn't prove that this music has soul, I dont know what will

[@cynthiasimpson2745]

I am gathering a playlist of 1920s-40s songs to play to old folk in our rest homes here in Hawke"s Bay. I know when they hear these songs they will come alive and want to sing along and dance to.. Our old folk need to reminisce about the good old days.

[@cynthiasimpson2745]

I have offered to take my little pooch to rest homes for elderly to enjoy a little love from my dog....but rest home owners block me

[@andrewhamel1]

91 year old grandpa in the ICU. He loves this music and it's nice to play it for him and even though he's sleeping I can see him respond to the music. He listens to the same 15-20 songs on repeat when he drives.

[@donjefe409]

BioShock made me love this music so much. Video games teach music appreciation

[@anthonygloria5192]

The_Shadow_ BaBy Fallout 3 got me into this type of music.

[@davidmcewan481]

Also LA Noire

[@sagxte]

And cuphead!

[@ricksanchez525]

Dolly like fuck yes fo me 1930s

[@ethanfisher-perez9620]

Fallout and Bioshock for me

[@alone2260]

My mom isn't from this era but she listens to this type of music all the time. And everytime I listen to this it reminds me of her and my childhood. It really is nostalgic.

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

Alone my mom as well , ELVIS RUINED MUSIC

[@l4ni.687]

I see wat you did there

[@patdibona6285]

its so comforting , that s why . Alone too.

[@imspyingonyou2243]

I'm 150 years old. This modern music is great.

[@squishy_soob]

I'm missing the people I've never met and yearning for a period I never was a part of. It funny how nostalgia makes you feel this way.

[@envyq00]

Honestly it really doesn't matter what age you are. Good music is good music that will last for generations to come that anyone can enjoy.

[@nugget_life]

These songs feel nostalgic to me. Even though I am 14 when writing this. My grandfather says its because I have a old soul. So anyone else who feels nostalgic to old songs you know you have I never heard you might have a old soul to

[@cody2253]

Thank you for the information

[@twilightstar5694]

GOOD music transcends all barriers between us and reaches us where it's most important - - THE HEART. Remember these things when you lose sight of what humanity is all about.

[@davidmackie8552]

Before my time (born 1949) but these songs are in my head always . . . and in my heart.

[@donchalmers7458]

i'm 60+, therefore, these songs were on the air and my parents were teenagers and they weren't married yet. but my father being a musician(though not his profession), played the piano and accordion, and he would have loved to listen to these songs . He had a collection of CDs of the hit songs of his earthly days...he passed away in 2018, at the age of 87. may his soul rest in peace.

[@dionwhyte]

RIP. Enjoy them in his absence.

[@slvmpred2632]

I remember in like 2nd or 1st grade, I used to stay up late watching tom and Jerry, it just warms my heart about the old music and the old cartoons, wish we can brin back the old days... World Finna end soon, see yall another time

[@ToniM10]

Just picturing my Great Grandparents sitting on either side of this Enormous Wooden Radio with ivory colored knobs and dials.... Just listening intently... Imagination..drifting..just like the wiles of a long hard day.... And what came out of that conspicuous wooden contraption was...MAGIC... Just....MAGICAL!..... I miss u dearly!.....

[@NellieGCabo]

When I hear this great songs of the Sweet Old days, I Miss my mother and Father so Dearly .

[@frederikmoller5355]

I'm 21 and there is no music I love more than the relaxed vibe of the '30s and '40s, Bing Cosby, the Andrews Sisters, Seldon Allman, just to name a few.

[@cinderanmagnus]

May this music live on for another 1000 years to the people who care in this world

[@ianbrown5333]

All the songs i remember from the 1940's...every day i tune in to this music..Al Bowlly & Al Jolson & Satchmo & NZ born piano player Jack Thompson...are all my favorite ..it keeps me alive..yes i am New Zealand born....

[@dotdotdotdot1174]

July 19, 2022. 4:46am. Philippines. Eating salted egg, torta and sapin sapin. Lil bit sad because i remember my grandmother who introduced me with this kind of wonderful music. Today is her death anniversary. I love her so much and i miss her so much! Still, life is beautiful with her guidance from up above. Have a good day! :)

[@MegaCodgod99]

I seriously have the feeling that I had a former life that experienced the 40's.... such a bizarre yet beautiful sentiment! I absolutely love this music

[@mechanism6648]

J Serna, synesthesia?

[@bevascah8875]

join the crowd - there are alot of us who feel we lived during that era - with all the horrors of the war but also all the hope, and team work, the focus on what is really important.

[@bluepearl6368]

Me too my friend. Me too.

[@lilytaylor9720]

me too i can't stop crying when i hear these songs

[@waitingodsgrace]

Me as well.. i just love that era.. i often want to dress like the women in the 40s did too!!

[@karenblackwood5883]

Often been told I’m an old soul but this is my shower music and I’m 46🥰🤪😚thanks for sharing

[@jameskessler3466]

Hi Karen

[@dayoisday2243]

as a 12 year old i have never felt more inspired by music

[@Christian1Juarez]

I'm only 3 years old and I appreciate this music.

[@konglomeratkwarcowy3215]

Damn I'm 15 years old but I love this music... Is there someone similar?

[@reallycantthinkofausername487]

Half of this comment section is similar

[@leonidastheodoropoulos5642]

This reminds me of the old days... When most of us didn’t really exist

[@faith870]

It saddens me to see life in the 50s, the styles, the music, the caaaars 😍😍, the entertainment, the Company, and knowing that it won’t be like that again 😔 I always say I was born in the wrong generation, you look at me, my favorite music (this kind of music, ranging from 20s to 60s), the classic tv shows and movies that I watch, just the appreciation I have for the things back then. I sent my friend my Spotify playlist and she sent me „👵🏻“ I said „thank you 😂“ I crave- i don’t know how to say it- I crave waking up and playing baseball all day everyday with my best friends (The Sandlot), I don’t know how to say what else I‘m trying to say- in the movie about The Little Rock Nine, the boys were outside playing basketball and the little radio was playing music in the background and there was lemonade, no smartphones, the communication was all there, it was natural, I don’t know how else to describe it, but I want that 🤧 I want more friends that appreciate these things the way I do, I’ve got one friend who lives across the country who likes these things, but I‘m just surrounded by my generation, and some of the kids have no respect, no morals, selfishness, it’s Just- I don’t know- not me, at all. If you made it this far, I appreciate you ❤️ Let’s be friends :) I’ve always got room in my life for kind people, unique people ~17 y/o 😌❤️✨

[@itsjustian8484]

Wow! I love your comment. I'm into the Marx Brothers films. I can't describe it, other than I just feel completely content when I watch them. The same goes for this type of music. I'd gladly give up all the nonsense of today for the simplicity of times past.

[@faith870]

@@itsjustian8484 i Love your comment as well! 😌 I totally understand, I feel absolutely content as well, this music just brings me peace, I love it. 😌

[@jacyjacinth7565]

I'm 12 and I like these kind of music, it has a certain sound that I like

[@juandavila4534]

This music is so relaxing. I love it. Let's make sure it is never forgotten.

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Couldn't agree more! Thanks for the lovely feedback.

[@juandavila4534]

@@PastPerfectVintageMusic 👍🏼

[@bluelouie2704]

It hasn't been forgotten yet, a hundred years for some of these, so it's doubtful they'll ever be forgotten. People a hundred years from now will be listening to this, along with Black Sabbath and AC/DC!

[@frostmaster6878]

This kind of music is so beautiful. I feel like my soul is older than my grandma's. She listens to new music and I'm here listening to this.

[@raesmith2164]

Me too. My grandma and I text. The first time she texted, I thought she was a fellow bagger at the grocery store I work at. She texts like a teenager though she was born in 1941. I'm the one who sounds more like a grandmother. That's probably why my friends call me grandma.

[@danielx9801]

I’m 32 and I’ve been listening to music like this since 23

[@kairukun9484]

I'm 22, but I feel nostalgic listening to these type of songs because I grew up watching Tom and Jerry, Lady and the Tramp, Looney Tunes, and other cartoons with 20-40s songs. I remember getting scolded for turning the tv on early in the morning🤣 I was born in 2000, but the music I used to listen were the ones before that year and this just brought the little kid in me❤️

[@Waspinvr]

I’m 14 and if I listen to this music and close my eyes I see the golden days of 1940’s America where everything was simple the food was great and the music was so pure. I feel like my soul is from the past and I’m in the present

[@mellohicrow9883]

hey! same here!

[@gavincurtis1661]

You summarize me to a T

[@briankerr4512]

yup

[@markojokanovic349]

I am 35 years young, I'm listening to music twice my age and I can't stop telling everyone that the world should off just stop in time in the '20. Cheers to all of you good people enjoying these tunes

[@VoLcKEA1]

My grandmother was born in 1915. I imagine this is the kind of music she grew up with. Always think of her when I hear this type of music Though she grew up in Estonia. Not sure if they played American music there on the radios She came from a very wealthy family though

[@joonasnaski9513]

Its so nice that this kind of music gathered us all together and not the trolls

[@walterglowacki2185]

I'm 67 and just love this music and old time radio!

[@charlesharper7292]

I'm 65. Been listening to this music since my 20s. Something about this era.

[@johnmac9486]

Harmless, beautiful, inoffensive music and songs from real musicians. Isn’t it amazing that they hailed from the most troublesome eras in history? In a word… “Timeless”

[@arrow3123]

My grandpa born 1930 and passed away 2012 That kind of songs used to be his favourite

[@lorrainedooley960]

Do you need to be a 100years old to love this music? Even today in this hectic go fast world surely we can admire and listen to this great music

[@aleeshaquijano3603]

Take me back to 40s pls🥺I love this kind of music even though I'm 16🥺❤️

[@_predictedscroll_923]

I'm feel im from the 30s or something I just love this music also all the old black and white movies. My father says to me I must have lived a past life then.

[@chickennuggetgurl8068]

This music reminds me of my sweet great grandma that passed away last April.

[@Eshkanama]

This music makes me want to just cry

[@zionswolf3928]

Dude I'm a 24 year old guy and got made fun of for listening to this stuff in highschool but to this day I still like it, it's good to drink beer or coffee too!!!!!! Makes ya feel classy

[@jonahabenhaim1223]

Zion's Wolf this stuff is heaven 😌🎶🎶🎶

[@wtco8883]

drink beer and coffee *to* not too. too would be like drinking coffee and beer is also good but not relating to the original comment. I think you mean you like dinking beer and coffee to the music right?

[@scotnick59]

It's classy and great music: tell your buddies to "F" off! - lol

[@jdmccoy1999]

Bretton Jimenez He was correct the first time. "Too" means also. 🤓

[@clearnights5867]

Zion's Wolf I am a year away from highschool, and I listen to 20's and 30's jazz and Ragtime, and perhaps this. I am proud of what I listen too.

[@therealgreyman]

I used to watch old disney cartoons when i was a kid which always features music like these.

[@whatiftherewerejust100peop8]

Oh God. I'm 23 how can I feel nostalgic listening to it!!! It's amazing music❤ like some drugs for soul... I wish nowadays music was like this..

[@TheAlexis4444]

I am only in my forties and not even my parents were born at this time but I really love that time, seen it in movies and videos, and people had class, dressed well, no mobile phones to distract them, and less traffic and noise and the whole world was beautiful..

[@itsjustian8484]

This music and my Marx Brothers films are all I need.

[@jackoster7115]

I love the fuzzy music, the smooth and swaying style of beat, and the voices. I just love this style

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

Sunflare Or Something ikr

[@tepauragray8215]

He said what we're all thinking

[@l4ni.687]

Sunflare Or Something yasssss queen same

[@aliceflorindi9786]

Sunflare Or Something 7

[@darthmortis9960]

10000% agree, idk what it is about it. It just feels right

[@cottoncandyhe4rt]

I started crying during this my soul was meant for this era my heart is devoted to the 1900s i absolutely love it litarlly the 1900s are the only things i think about its mind blowing The music, the life back then, the schooling, the routnine, the fahion, the make up theres just so much honeslty ive never cried harder im happy in born in this gen but in my guts everything feels so out of place like i was born in 2010 but my soul was meant to be for the 1920s i wish i could go back in time and expercince this

[@jordanward7306]

I’m 27 years old and have always been drawn to the older generations music, just so meaningful compared to todays music

[@armstronggymnast101h8]

Ahhh such sweet songs. Too bad I was born in the 2000's I wish I were born in the 1930's.

[@seantonnesen1636]

I restore antique radios from the 1930s and 40s and this music is perfect to play on them through my AM transmitter. Thank you for this site.

[@fuska213]

Sean Tonnesen nice profile pic! ⚡️

[@seantonnesen1636]

Thank you RavnCvlt, as you probably know it is Thor's hammer Mjornir.

[@user-nf3im4fz7f]

That sounds like a cool job

[@bluepearl6368]

Sean Tonnesen Ooohhh I wish I had one. I'd play this sort of music everyday as I clean the house and cook for my loving husband day after day.

[@e-estonian]

So those are still usable? Good to know..

[@shlimex]

That’s sad no one from 1920s got to hear these songs again

[@josephbrown2774]

I'm 42, and just love this music, my grandma always had old shows on, with this kind of music on!

[@ginabideau3748]

I thank my mum Isobel Deehan for introducing me to such beautiful music may God rest her beautiful soul.

[@unstoppablereactz2705]

This is the most wholesome comment section and I love it!

[@anngillingsspinks2799]

My fatherFather was in the RAF in the war 2 ,And spent aLot of time in Belgium He made friends with a family,As that was saving, So my mum sent food to them My see children taking food out of a dustbin The Belgium’s was very good to the Brits