The Dance Of The Blue Danube - Waring's Pennsylvanians (1928)

Waring's Pennsylvanians perform the song "The Dance Of The Blue Danube" with Tom Waring singing. I'm not sure who came up with the idea to "jazz-ify" Johann Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz, but whoever it was must have been onto something because this is a lovely tune! The lyrics are pretty fun to sing as well.
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Lyrics (Transcribed from: lyricsplayground.com)
Listen to the Danube, Blue Danube
When I hear the Danube, Blue Danube
I see those dark-eyed Viennese
Dancing into my memories
Melody composed for a Venus
It’s an inspiration of genius
I can dance from San Francisco to Maine
Just to hear the Danube again.

[@spencersmith2798]

I absolutely love this song…one of my faves from the late ‘20s…the Pennsylvanians were one of the very best dance bands.

[@CPorter]

Nice to see this channel is still doing stuff. Great transfers of amazing music.

[@themac6356]

@@CPorter Thanks. Mostly been getting sidetracked with other stuff. Comin back into the swing of things though, so stay tuned! (Also, great uploads of Will Osborne's stuff).

[@CPorter]

@@themac6356 Thank you, there's gonna be more in the future, as always.

[@fromthesidelines]

Recorded on March 8, 1928.