Revel In The Sound Of 1930s Dance Orchestra Music @Pax41

[@henridelagardere264]

00:24 [01] Jerome Kern (m) & Dorothy Fields (w) 02:40 [02] Sammy Fain (m) & Irving Kahal (w) 05:46 [03] Harry Revel (m) & Mack Gordon (w) 08:53 [04] Joe Burke (m) & Edgar Leslie (w) 11:54 [05] Cole Porter (m & w) 14:47 [06] J. Fred Coots (m) & Sam M. Lewis (w) 18:11 [07] Ralph Rainger (m) & Leo Robin (w) 21:19 [08] Jerome Kern (m) & Otto Harbach (w) 24:24 [09] Matty Malneck (m) & Edward Heyman (w) 27:26 [10] Arthur Schwartz (m) & Howard Dietz (w) 30:02 [11] Harry Warren (m) & Al Dubin (w) 33:15 [12] Walter Donaldson (m) & Gus Kahn (w) 36:21 [13] Abner Silver (m) & Al Sherman (w) & Al Lewis (w)

[@tessdurberville711]

When I was little, I tap danced to A Shine On Your Shoes, but it was the Fred Astaire version. I love the 1930's! Thank you.

[@larryhagemann5548]

Paul Whiteman was always a favorite. This whole collection is a delight. Many thanks.

[@pax41]

I agree Larry, I love all the selections in this playlist.

[@larryhagemann5548]

You do all of the loves of 1930s music a great favor by making these available for our easy listening. Thank you.

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent with very good interesting photos

[@pax41]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@enthalpiaentropia7804]

Another wonderful compilation...can't stop listening..! Thanks mate..u're a Duke..! Dan from Paris

[@libertytree3209]

Johnnie Davis! Love me some Johnnie Davis! Such a distinctive voice. I never realized until recently he was the "Hooray for Hollywood" voice. So good, and so nice to here him in something else!

[@pax41]

I have several recordings posted by Johnnie Davis. Yes he did have a very distinctive voice. Glad you enjoyed the selection liberty tree.

[@syncopeter]

Hi Bob, so we're both big Ramona fans! I can listen to her 'morning, noon and night', not just 'every now and then' (yes, but puns expressly intended ;-)). What a gem this is, with both Teagarden brothers (I'm a huge fan of Jack btw, I love his bluesy sound and his lazy, laid back singing) and a lovely dixielandish arrangement. Abt this selection, all are late pre-swing ones, before almost all bands started to sound similar, making it hard to recognise the actual band cum leader. Also too bad recording quality had to be toned down from HiFi to Low and/or MidFi because most record players simply couldn't cope with the finer grooves and the extended frequency range (the early - heavy - magnetic pickups, let alone the even heavier acoustic one could wear a disc totally grey in just one playing). Influenced by the movie industry incredible improvements in recorded sound quality were accomplished in the early 30s (just listen to some RCA Victor Transcription Discs and you'll be amazed). Re your a question a few weeks ago, I HAVE noticed a marked improvement in your restorations. Where before quality within a clip could vary, sometimes the soundstage could 'wobble' from left to right, I regularly adjusted the volume between songs within a clip, I now have one volume and tone setting that is fine throughout the clip and also between clips. Have you set some kind of personal standard? I've also noticed less surface noise and a wider frequency range, making me curious as to how you've managed to do that. Comparing your latest posts with ones of some time ago, the difference is quite clear. Again, thank you for all the love and hard work you put into keeping me, and I'm quite sure many others very happy. You keep surprising with things we've either never knew before or songs never heard in a particular arrangement of by particular artists.

[@Trombonology]

I really think it would benefit many students of dance band music to check out your posts, as I feel they would get a more well-rounded idea of what actually constituted the pop music of this era. So often, you see contemporary movies that are intended to depict this period and the music is all wrong -- they could learn a lot from tuning in here. I love this channel for its emphasis on the obscurities -- you can hear Goodman and Miller anywhere. Favorites for me are the Martin, Madiguera's "It Never Dawned on Me," Reisman, Ramona (with "gang" member Teagarden -- and, yes, I knew you love her) and especially the very beautiful Gluskin w/Buddy "Sunshine At Midnight." ... Interesting to learn that it's Clark Yocum on the Hallet -- he later went on to play guitar in the T. Dorsey band and join forces with The Pied Pipers when they came on board.

[@neilgoloy3582]

Hi Bob, Your music always puts me in the right mood. Thanks! :-)

[@pax41]

My pleasure Neil, glad to help out.

[@oliviagilmer5391]

Wonderful compilation, thank you

[@pax41]

So glad you enjoyed it Olivia and thank you for watching!

[@libertytree3209]

Love Johnnie! KNow I just said it, but I have to say it again!

[@pax41]

I agree, very overlooked in my opinion.

[@c.w.1827]

Dankeschön....

[@pax41]

Welcome C.W.

[@volya_navsegda]

Pax you are the best, thank you very much from Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@pax41]

Glad you liked it and great to have viewers from the Ukraine. Stay tuned for more great music and check in the Community tab on the channel as well for other posts. Thank you for watching!

[@arnolfairliealtez4887]

Música para espíritus selectos.

[@henridelagardere264]

Bob, have you ever considered doing a video comprising titles of one songwriter (say, Noel Coward), or a songwriting team (e.g. Revel & Gordon) for that matter?

[@pax41]

Actually I have not Henri but that is a great idea. If you would like to pick out some song writers and songs that would help me out. You might want to select about 15-20 songs that way I may have at least 10 of them.

[@henridelagardere264]

How about composer *Isham Jones,* who wrote a. o.: You're Just a Dream Come True _(his theme song)_ The Wooden Soldier and the China Doll There Is No Greater Love Let's Try Again One Little Word Led to Another You’ve Got Me Crying Again I Can’t Believe It’s True I Wouldn’t Change You for the World Swingin' Down The Lane On the Alamo The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else It Had to Be You I'll See You in My Dreams I'll Never Have to Dream Again Gonna Getta Girl Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me If You Were Only Mine My Castle in Spain Spain Let That Be a Lesson to You Why Can't This Night Gon on Forever All Mine - Almost It's Funny to Everyone But Me More Than Ever Just to Remind You Thanks for Everything

[@henridelagardere264]

Btw, _It's Funny to Everyone But Me_ is another song than the Ink Spots perennial of the same name.

[@pax41]

That may be pretty easy to do. I will start working on that, thank you.

[@henridelagardere264]

I forgot the Commodore classic "What's the Use" by _Bud Freeman and His Gang_ with the sublime Bobby Hackett on cornet.

[@henridelagardere264]

. [01] 00:24 [02] 02:40 [03] 05:46 [04] 08:53 [05] 11:54 . [06] 14:47 *R A M O N A* [07] 18:11 *F O R E V E R* [08] 21:19 . [09] 24:24 [10] 27:26 [11] 30:02 [12] 33:15 [13] 36:21 . Ramona's Gang: . Charlie Teagarden - tp; Jack Teagarden - tb; John 'Bullet' Cordaro - cl . Dick McDonough - g; Art Miller - b; Larry Gomar - dr; Ramona - p, voc

[@pax41]

It's the combo on Ramona just one of the best! Glad you liked it too.

[@HWStrashcanlogo]

I can’t find the first song anywhere except here

[@pax41]

I hope that's not a bad thing. Hope you like it and thank you for watching Pax41 Music Time Machine.

[@pax41]

I think I will add it to the playlist section for Whiteman and tweak the sound more.

[@HWStrashcanlogo]

Pax41 Music Time Machine oh it’s not a bad thing! I’m just wondering why I can’t find it anywhere else on KZbin, because I just wanted to hear it separately.

[@pax41]

When I add it to the playlist section I will do it as a single song upload.

[@rickyrodriguez3244]

What is that song harmony called

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

The intro makes it difficult to adjust proper volume just letting ya know

[@pax41]

I had someone else mention that to me as well. I used the normalize feature on my software on the post from today and earlier this week, so hope that fixes the issue. However, there are some uploads pending in my que that have not been released on here yet and I didn't use that feature on them since I uploaded them prior to this being brought up.

[@pax41]

Thank you for the input, much appreciated.