Music suggestions teens and twenties?

[Amy Jeanne]

Anything with "Peerless" in it is good!! lol

Also try:
http://redhotjazz.com/

 

[LizzieMaine]

Early Paul Whiteman records are very evocative for the early twenties. If you want to get a little jazzier, look for the Benson Orchestra of Chicago directed by Don Bestor. These were hot pups as the Jazz Age was defining itself.

When I was a kid we had a bunch of Harry Lauder comic songs from the teens that I still find entertaining. "It's Nice To Get Up In The Morning, But It's Nicer To Lie In Bed," such things as that. "Hoot mon!"

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Marion Harris -- After You've Gone (1918)

And my favorite modern version of After You've Gone. From the soundtrack of the film Eight Men Out.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray -- All Over Nothing At All (1922)

 

[vitanola]

Bolly Murray, Ed Smalle, "Oh How She Lied to Me":

[video=youtube_share;hC1_c4V_8wI]http://youtu.be/hC1_c4V_8wI[/video]

Eddie Cantor, "Palasteena":

[video=youtube_share;CPg5OyLaGj0]http://youtu.be/CPg5OyLaGj0[/video]

Leut. "Jim" Eurpoe's 365th Infantry "Hellfighters" band, "Memphis Blues", 1918:

[video=youtube_share;FLHWPKmCzhU]http://youtu.be/FLHWPKmCzhU[/video]

Wilbur Sweatman, "Battleship Kate", 1923:

[video=youtube_share;Xxx0C3BxOcI]http://youtu.be/Xxx0C3BxOcI[/video]

Eugene Stratton, "Lily of Laguna", 1908:

[video=youtube_share;IoQOACOmbFw]http://youtu.be/IoQOACOmbFw[/video]

 

[vitanola]

The Broadway Bellhops, "There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland", vocal refrain by Irving Kaufman:

[video=youtube_share;dKiuv0KBKEU]http://youtu.be/dKiuv0KBKEU[/video]

Biese's Novelty Orchestra "Bo-La-BO (Egyptian Foxtrot)", 1919:

[video=youtube_share;akQJ0gUsNOY]http://youtu.be/akQJ0gUsNOY[/video]

The Columbia Band, "Miss Trombone", 1915:
[video=youtube_share;akQJ0gUsNOY]http://youtu.be/akQJ0gUsNOY[/video]

Efram Zimbalist, "Drigo's Serenade (from Les Millions D'Arlequin)"
[video]"Serenade" from Les Millions D'Arlequin played by Efram Zimbalist[/video]

Henri Gendron and His Strand Roof Orchestra (pseudonym for Fletcher Henderson's Orch, with Louis Armstrong), "Prince of Wails", 1924:
[video=youtube_share;ngfMSNPNyiY]http://youtu.be/ngfMSNPNyiY[/video]

Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra, "Dicty Blues", 1924:
[video=youtube_share;MENzkrYlwt8]http://youtu.be/MENzkrYlwt8[/video]

Kapela Pana Hermana, Praha, "Tam V Háji Zeleném", 1923:
[video=youtube_share;3Mggpw4ZkH0]http://youtu.be/3Mggpw4ZkH0[/video]

Victor Salon Orchestra, "The Glow-Worm--Idyl", 1925:
[video=youtube_share;AKAAX-AeUw0]http://youtu.be/AKAAX-AeUw0[/video]

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Arthur Fields -- How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (1919)

[video=youtube;VYflT3h6lCQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYflT3h6lCQ[/video]

 

[vitanola]

Arthur Fields -- How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (1919)

Great!

Then there is Noble Sissle's version, accompanied by the 365th infantry "Hellfighters", the flip side of which is the equally interesting "On Patrol in No Man's Land".

[video=youtube_share;BTRy59C5M7k]http://youtu.be/BTRy59C5M7k?t=32s[/video]

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Jim Europe's 369th Infantry "Hellfighters" Band -- On Patrol In No Man's Land (1919)
vocal by Lt. Noble Sissel
Pathé 22089

 

[vitanola]

Jim Europe's 369th Infantry "Hellfighters" Band -- On Patrol In No Man's Land (1919)
vocal by Lt. Noble Sissel
Pathé 22089

Thanks!

Couldn't quickly find that record, and I am not set up to make tranfers these days, besides which I'm not even at home!

 

[Amy Jeanne]

One of my favourites, from 1927. Flapper anthem!!

[video=youtube_share;e8wpAWUD1rY]http://youtu.be/e8wpAWUD1rY[/video]

Maurice Burkhardt is good! Great novelty singer! And love any song that mentions all these movie stars!! 1920:

[video=youtube_share;xC83AXBxnAg]http://youtu.be/xC83AXBxnAg[/video]

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

The American Quartet (featuring Billy Murray) -- Goodbye Broadway, Hello France (1917)

[video=youtube;Q7se0rsuFzE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7se0rsuFzE[/video]

Enrico Caruso -- Over There (1918)

[video=youtube;oPBI3HNGvfs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPBI3HNGvfs[/video]

 

[vitanola]

Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth:

[video=youtube_share;8t6lSXlvRoI]http://youtu.be/8t6lSXlvRoI[/video]

The Avon Comedy Four, "Yaaka-Hula-Hickey-Doola", 1918:

[video=youtube_share;Q_31EXXv5Og]http://youtu.be/Q_31EXXv5Og[/video]

The Victor Miltary Band, "That Mysterious Rag/Ragtime Violin" Two Irving Berlin Turkey Trot hits from 1912:

[video=youtube_share;ye3-bDEUFhE]http://youtu.be/ye3-bDEUFhE[/video]

Pathe Dance Orchestra, "Dengozo-Maxxie Brazilienne" 1913:

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Al Jolson -- You Made Me Love You (1913)

[video=youtube;hI5FAwhjrNE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI5FAwhjrNE[/video]

Marion Harris -- I'm A Jazz Vampire (1920)

[video=youtube;_tW5aheGLLw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tW5aheGLLw[/video]

Lucille Hegamin and her Blue Flame Syncopators -- You've Had Your Day (1921)

[video=youtube;I6_o_3dUcwk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6_o_3dUcwk[/video]

 

[John in Covina]

Some of the music by the Beau Hunks can suggest early recordings. Go to the Basta Music web site and check them out too.

 

[fashion frank]

I'm trying to educate myself about the music of the Teens and Twenties and I know there are people here with extensive knowledge and experience in that area, so I'm hoping for some good suggestions on what and who I should check out.

This is my favorite www.the1920snetwork.com I listen to it all the time they tell you the artist and sometimes the year its on 24/7 and its simply great.

All the Best, Fashion Frank

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Gertie Millar -- Moonstruck (1910)
featured in the musical Our Miss Gibbs

Moon, Moon, mischief-making Moon!
What are you doing there?
You seem like a fairy dream,
Up in the midnight air.
When I look at you I always know
You will shoot me with your silver bow.
Just as soon as the daylight's gone,
Well, it's then I feel a foolish sort of feeling coming on!

(Chorus)
I'm such a silly when the moon comes out;
I hardly seem to know what I'm about;
Skipping, hopping, never never stopping,
I can't keep still, although I try.
I'm all a-quiver when the moonbeams glance;
That is the moment when I long to dance.
I can never close a sleepy eye
When the moon comes creeping up the sky!

Moon, Moon, aggravating Moon!
Why do you tease me so?
I think you're inclined to wink;
That isn't right, you know.
Ev'ry day I'll be as good as gold;
Doing ev'rything that I am told.
But as soon as the sun's in bed,
Well, it's then I've such a flighty little, foolish little head!

(Chorus)

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Consuelo Bello, aka "La Fornarina"
Consuelo Bello (1885-1915) was a Spanish cupletista (music hall artiste) who was popular in Europe during this period. Here's three of her recordings, recorded in Berlin in 1912.

1. Machicha
2. El Polichinella
3. Clavelitos

 

[rgodridge]

I collect these kinds of 78s, some of my favourite recording artists from that period are

george lashwood
florry ford
jack pleasants
colins and harlan obviously
billy murray, especially be my little bumble bee with ada jones

have you checked out the cylinder digitisation project?



http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/index.php

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Nicholas Orlando's Dance Orchestra -- Bright Eyes (1921)

[video=youtube;AJHGBo3hT4U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJHGBo3hT4U[/video]