Popular 1930 Music - Hit Songs From The Year 1930 @Pax41

Popular 1930 music - Hit Songs From The Year 1930 @Pax41 vintage 1930s music
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Popular 1930s music performed by vintage 1930s dance orchestras from the year 1930. The selection contains some of the top songs from 1930 by both British bands and American bands. The post contains selections by both 1930s dance bands and popular 1930s singers.

Track 1 - Al Benny's Broadway Boys (Harry Bidgood) - Without You - Puttin On The Ritz - recorded 1930

Track 2 - Ted Summer's Dance Devils (Harry Bidgood) - On The Sunny Side Of The Street - vocal Sam Browne - recorded 7/4/1930

Track 3 - Harry Hudson & His Band - Little White Lies - vocal Sam Browne - recorded 10/23/1930

Track 4 - Piccadilly Players - Kansas City Kitty - vocal Eddie Collis - recorded 8/23/1929

Track 5 - Ethel Waters - You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me

Track 6 - Joel Shaw & His Orchestra - Tiger Rag - recorded 8/1932

Track 7 - Jacques Renard & His Orchestra - Three Little Words - vocal by Chestor Gaylord - recorded 10/1/1930

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[henridelagardere]

00:13 [1] Fred Van Eps (m) & Ed Kirkeby (w) / Irving Berlin (m & w)
03:44 [2] Jimmy McHugh (m) & Dorothy Fields (w)
07:21 [3] Walter Donaldson (m& w)
09:58 [4] Walter Donaldson (m) & Edgar Leslie (w)
12:40 [5] Sammy Fain, Pierre Norman (m) & Irving Kahal (w)
15:58 [6] Nick LaRocca (m)
18:53 [7] Harry Ruby (m) & Bert Kalmar (w)

Ed Kirkeby used to manage Fats Waller, while Fred Van Eps fathered jazz guitar legend George.
14:55 This "new kind of love" was unabashedly physical, evidently.
Exquisitely *feline* (4, 6) and *foxy* (7, 5) selection. _Jacques Renard = Jack Fox_

[loxleymoon]

It's just incredible to time travel with these 1930 pieces.

[sfan]

A superb blend British and American bands here and it is such a treat!

[Gadomska]

Thank you Bob for all old beloved hits

[Christianairmail]

I can"t get enough of this music. I"m hooked and addicted on this. THX and applause for the uploads :))))

[aurora]

We liked hearing Ethel Waters singing 'You Brought A New Kind OF Love.'

[johnhu]

Thank you for sharing a beautiful vintage songs to me.

[jackiereed]

Thoroughly enjoyed this whilst doing the ironing!It brightened the day, thankyou😊

[Alkrys]

A very enjoyable selection, I particularly liked this version of Tiger rag, thanks a lot.

[KarlAtlanta]

I always enjoy the music, and the photos are a plus ! love the New Kind of Love

[ukrainebusinessonlineubo]

The fact that this set represents some of the best of what folks were listening to in 1930 certainly says good things about their taste. Just running through this set for the second time as a part of my Mem’l Day good music marathon, I’ve come to the conclusion that of all the good stuff here, track 1 tops this Hit Parade. Good year, great set; keep ‘em coming, Bob.

[Trombonology]

So many future standards debuted in '30, despite the dawn of the Great Depression: among these, I love these treatments of "Sunny Side, " "Little White Lies, " "Three Little Words" and "Puttin' On the Ritz" My favorite for sure, though, is Ethel's "New Kind of Love, " with an all-star band including T. Dorsey, Goodman, Adrian Rollini and Mannie Klein; one of my favorite tunes and one of the best of many excellent versions.

[tfk]

My favourite on this one: The last one, Three Little Words, I think Renards version of this is the best I have heared. I also like Picadilly Players Thank you for all your wonderful music, Bob

[neilgoloy]

I'm familiar with " You Brought A New Kind Of Love"...the Frank Sinatra version. Wonderful selections. Thanks Bob! :-)

[larryhagemann]

Kansas City Kitty truly "got around". I like the Rudy Vallee version, also. Many thanks.

[NeilCokerPlaster]

Nice song s Pax and visuals from the thirties thanks

[RatPfink]

15:58 Recorded in 1932, Gene Kardos’s _Tiger Rag_ (released under his pianist Joel Shaw's name) is the odd one out here. Its hectic proto-swing style gets terrific drive from precision double-tongue phrasing, and Bernie Green’s arrangement unfolds plentiful ideas thru _five_ different keys. Finding no audience for his jazz excursions - which few bands could even play - Green took up writing commercial music for radio.

[brentg]

fantastic thanks so much for posting

[VictrolaJazz]

All beauties and several good standards--1, 2, 3, 5 and 6!

[AD-mcwj]

I find it interesting how Ethel pronounces "r", I think that Belle Baker pronounces it similar, kinda charming.