You Little So and So - Gene Kardos & Orch., 1932.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAeO31t-S04
Double Check Stomp - Duke Ellington & Orch., 1930.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq0hCWgltFs
Were Francophone Canadians an "aspirational" group in that era? I know Anglo-Canadians considered them very much an underclass. It's surprising to this American to see them being marketed to so early.
Hey now gang...WAYLT has changed since you've been gone.
No hugging, no learning. Title, artist, maybe date if you care.
Rhythm Is Our Business - Roy Newman & His Boys, 1935.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk9Gv1abzrA
I own 2 W&Gs in this pattern. One is labeled NA-1 in very light cord with the USN stencil. The other is labeled as a civvy jacket and made of washed twill. The pockets have warmers and are, I believe, slightly bigger.
Both have the major flaw that the windflap goes up about halfway into the...
All I can say about the prices is that repro vintage workwear is originally a Japanese concept, and Japan still presumably is a big market segment. The Japanese believe that paying a high price for something really does confer prestige - it's OK to brag about how much things cost in their culture.
OK, I'm back. From now on I give you only title, artist, date. No hugging, no learning.
Nelson Stomp. King Oliver & Orch., 1930.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7OUZcsQk-k
Orthopodic?
A creative guy in Portland made an acoustic "horn" amplifier for his .mp3 player out of a plastic beverage bottle and a scrap of foamcore.
This would be just the thing for me - my iPod contains virtually nothing recorded after 1945. :)
Some of you may know about Orvis' Amphibious A-2, made of polymer-treated cotton poplin that keeps water off efficiently. The jacket was outerwear cut but had period features like a stand-and-latch collar and 1pc back panel.
Now it has been redone with style cues from the Navy cloth 37J1 - an...
Like dusty footprints, IMNSHO. :ohwell: All part of the trend to put the "meh" back in men's wear.
The thing about covers is they're a "tell." Put them over your cuff buttons and you're still looking at a barrel fastened, over/under cuff.
I would buy a set in 2 sizes of the same design...
Another thing hat companies hung onto was their distribution network. AIUI, Hatco for one favors the brick/mortar shop model and were very slow to warm up to internet based dealers.
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