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

[V.C. Brunswick]

Orchester Erwin Steimbacher --
Finden Sie Es Nicht Gefährlich (1938)
(Don't You Think It's Dangerous)

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

London Radio Dance Band -- Mine (1927)

 

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Dajos Béla Tanz Orchester — Süßes Baby (1928)
(Sweet Baby)

 

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Victor Salon Orchestra (Nat Shilkret) — Charmaine (1926)

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Mike Speciale and his Hotel Carlton Terrace Orchestra — Alone At Last (1925)

 

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Imperial Dance Orchestra (Adrian Schubert) — I’m So Tired Of It All (1930)
vocal by Harold “Scrappy” Lambert

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

New Charleston Band (Denmark) — Smil Københavner (1927)
(Smile Copenhagen)

 

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Japan Victor Jazz Band — Sonya (1929)
vocal by Teiichi Futamura

 

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Imperial Joycasters Dance Orchestra — Poor Butterfly (1929)

 

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Savoy Orpheans — Idolizing (1927)

 

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Ben Selvin and his Orchestra — When (1928)
vocal by Irving Kaufman

 

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The Savoy Havana Band — I Don’t Want Nobody But You (1926)

 

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Johnny Johnson and his Statler Pennsylvanians — There Must Be Somebody Else (1927)
vocal by Franklyn Baur

 

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Robert Gaden mit Seinem Orchester — Ich Finde Alle Frauen Schön (1939)
vocal by Rudi Schuricke

 

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Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra — Ginza No Yanagi (1932)
Another unusual side by Nat Shilkret that was recorded for the Japanese market

 

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Tennessee Tooters — Crazy Quilt (1926)

 

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Harry Bidgood’s Broadcasters — The Kerb Step (1930)
This recording was also released as by the Nat Lewis Dance Band which was a pseudonym for Harry Bidgood. On the label it was described as “the famous Daily Express song.” I’ve often wondered about the song’s connection with the newspaper.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Bertini and his Band — Always In All Ways (1931)

 

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Kappelle Oscar Joost — Herr Ober, Zwei Mokka! (1930)
vocal by Austin Egen