Music suggestions 20's 30's big band & jazz?

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Jack Denny and his Orchestra -- Starlight (Help Me Find The One I Love) (1932)

 

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Jack Denny and his Mount Royal Hotel Orchestra -- At The Peep Of Dawn (I Love You) (1929)
vocal by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert

 

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Barnabas von Géczy Orchester -- Was Kann Der Sigismund Dafür Das Er So Schön Ist? (1930)

 

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Richard Forst und Orchester -- Hast Du Schon Berlin Bei Nacht Gesehen? (1932)
(Have You Already Seen Berlin At Night?)

 

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The Troubadors (Nat Shilkret) -- Tin Pan Parade (1927)

 

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Ray Miller and his Orchestra -- Mercy Percy (1926)

 

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Alfredo's Band -- Happy (1927)

 

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Orchestra Levici (Romania) -- Mai Stai O Clipa (tango)(1932)
(Wait A Moment)
vocal by Georgiu "Gion" Ionescu

 

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Hans Bund Tanz Orchester -- Sag Mir Schnell Gut' Nacht (1938)
(Tell Me Quick Good Night)

 

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Paul Specht and his Orchestra -- Hot Feet (1927)

 

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Marek Weber und sein Orchester -- Sußes Kleines Mädel An Der Bar (1930)
(Sweet Little Girl At The Bar)

 

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Ray Starita and his Ambassadors -- All Alone In Lovers' Lane (1929)

 

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Osvaldo Fresedo y su Tipíca (Argentina) -- Como Usted (1930)
(Exactly Like You, Spanish version)
vocal by Teofilo Ibañez

Like many Argentine bandleaders of the period Osvaldo Fresedo was known more for his tango recordings

 

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Kapelle Eugen Jahn -- Das Töchter-Pensionat (1935)
(The Daughters' Pension)

 

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Ray Miller and his Orchestra -- Mercy Percy (1926)

 

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Jazz Band Sam Liberman (Argentina) -- Buscando Fortuna (1929)

 

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Adolfo Carabelli y su Orquesta (Argentina) -- Carolina Quiero Tu Amor (1928)
(Carolina, I Need Your Love)

 

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Ray Noble and his Orchestra -- You Were There (1936)
vocal by Al Bowlly

 

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Nat Lewis & His Dance Band (Harry Bidgood) -- Put Your Worries Through The Mangle (1930)

 

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Unknown (Japan) -- Orange Blossom Time (c.1930)
vocal by Teiichi Futamura

Prewar Japanese jazz and dance band recordings are somewhat rare as most tend to be postwar. Most Japanese popular music from this period tended to be more in a traditional vein with most recordings of Western music being classical music. While we don't know who this excellent orchestra is, the vocalist is Teiichi Futamura (1900-1948) who was a well-known singer in prewar Japan.