American and European dance bands and vocalists from the 1920s 1930s and 1940s.....

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FREE G-Eazy Doo Wop 1950s beat "Sweet Sixteen"​

 

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Eazy Endless Summer / 50s Doo Wop Type Beat - "SHERRY"​

 

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Martha Ray & Bob Hope unzipped: "How'dJa Like to Love Me"- College Swing 1938​

 

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"Bing Crosby and Bob Crosby were both talented brothers. It is great that they got a chance to make some records together. The song "I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For" was written by Irving Berlin for the musical "Holiday Inn". Bing's vocal and Bob's band make the recording."

Bing Crosby & Bob Crosby - I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For -1942​

 

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I am beginning to like Bob's music as much as I like his brother's Bing's .... both brothers are amazing!


such a great tune here!

My! My! (1940) - Bob Crosby and Marion Mann​

 

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It's Got to Be Love- Roy Fox and His Orchestra -1936 ​

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Gorgeous sound! what an amazing version of this song from across the pond!

Harry Roy's Orch. - Nobody's Sweetheart, 1934​

 

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Keepin' Myself for You - Paul Specht and His Orchestra​

 

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The one and only Gene Kupra, babies! LOL

Gene Krupa - Leave Us Leap- 1945​

 

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A lovely foxtrot instrumental from the 1930s.

1930, My Mad Moment, Paul Specht Orch.​

 

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Another great tune...this time with Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang.

That Wonderful Something (Is Love) (78 rpm Version) Joe Venuti & His New Yorkers (Eddie Lang guitar)​

 

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And with this... we say bon nuit

I love the 1950s American male.... .....that music... and all that lol....

Ricky Nelson- Poor Little Fool​

 

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Swing Out! 1940s Dancing​

 

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Amazing!!

Count Basie - 1941​

 

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And what will always be the closest to me, this music....

This is Bing's bro, Bob.

Bob Crosby - Silhouetted In The Moonlight​

 

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Nite y'all

Roger Wolf Kahn Orchestra - Wouldn't You - 1926​