IN THE MOONLIGHT - IRVING MILLS ORCHESTRA -1920s Dime Store Dance Music! 1929

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Irving Mills and His Orchestra! Well here is a wonderful record that took quite a tad of cleaning, but is to me just too great to skip uploading, I have only a guess who the vocal is by, as I have very little information to go by! I truly hope You will enjoy this little gem!

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@Eric-Cartman-n7n 6 дней назад

It's smooth and peaceful to hear, I can't deny it, I truly love this music.

@ronaldblackburn2483 23 дня назад

And thank you and the other channels for uploading these lost gems . The music from this time is happy up beat . As far as a modern band Greta Van Fleet as positive songs excellent rock band with a 70s sound

@ronaldblackburn2483 Месяц назад

Splendid. I can see my grandparents as teenagers listening to this on the radio WWJ in Detroit they would have been 14 years old .

@roybo1930 23 дня назад

Thank You so much! Boy would it have been nice to see Your grandparents listening and dancing to these wonderful records!!!

@ronaldblackburn2483 23 дня назад

I do have a few of their records . Haven’t looked them over that well . Some was classical only 78s

@sallykohorst8803 Месяц назад

Very nice music from 100 years ago

@roybo1930 23 дня назад

Thank You! It is hard for me to conceive that these records are now pushing the 100 year mark, if not much older! This is the music I have always listen to since I was a child!

@brians78s94 Месяц назад

fabulous version.. love it by the Night Club Kings too

@roybo1930 Месяц назад

Thank you so much, I need to listen to the Night Club Kings version!

@carlossantos8561 Месяц назад

Maravilha de arranjo e música, mais de 100 anos. O ser humano se torna imortal desta maneira.

@roybo1930 23 дня назад

Thank You so much! Yes indeed, They still live in each and every groove on these recordings it seems! It is so nice to know that their Beautiful music still lives today for us to enjoy!!

@barbaraeffros4804 Месяц назад

Absolutely beautiful!!

@roybo1930 23 дня назад

Thank You Barbara! It's always a honor to have You comment on my post!!

@fromthesidelines Месяц назад

Vocal refrain by Irving Kaufman (in "crooner mode"). Also released on Cameo 9182 and Lincoln 3209.

@caroltenge5147 Месяц назад

Any record with Irving I’d hitsville bound!

@benzo4029 28 дней назад

I liked your crooner comment! Made me realize this whole arrangement sounds like one perfectly suited for Rudy Vallee's orchestra

@AlbertBenajam-ww1db 25 дней назад

Irving Kaufman had the remarkable talent to sing in many styles well. He also sang under many "fake" or "throw away" names do to side jobs while under various contracts. This includes some "dime store" labels whose records ---no matter the actual performers---- used house names. Example, "Edison Male Trio" He's famous for anecdote quote reportedly saying: "I don't care what name is on the record, as long as MY NAME is on the check!"

@fromthesidelines 25 дней назад

Kaufman was allowed to freelance for many record labels in the 1920's and early '30s, so long as he didn't use his own name. Hence, the many aliases on those labels.

@rjtwigg1 Месяц назад

The orchestra, tune and vocalist are superb. The surface noise is minimal and the clarity of this early electrical recording is quite nice.

@roybo1930 Месяц назад

Thank You so much! This one was a tad of a challenge, very well played, so I had to do a extra bit of cleaning on it!

@OLD_SOUL1900 Месяц назад

Sheer loveliness!🌜💖

@benzo4029 Месяц назад

Couldn't say it better myself, so I'll gladly let your fine comment also speak for me! Thanks

@OLD_SOUL1900 Месяц назад

@@benzo4029 Hello again!😁 Gosh...😶Why thank you, my good sir. 'Twas what I felt...short and sweet.😌 You're most welcome.💖

@benzo4029 Месяц назад

@@OLD_SOUL1900 You're a popular commenter around here now. I always like to read your input. 🎶

@roybo1930 Месяц назад

Thank You so much for all your lovely comments!

@roybo1930 Месяц назад

@@benzo4029 Thank You benzo!!

@1920sfan1 Месяц назад

A fabulous performance! For Romeo 984, waxed c. April 6, 1929, Rust states the title of the song actually is "I Used To Love Her in the Moonlight (But She's in the Limelight Now)", also issued on Pathé 36974, Perfect 15155, Cameo 9182 and Lincoln 3209. For this side, he is crediting Billy Murray and Walter van Brunt aka Scanlan at the same time! Of course that makes no sense. Billy Murray definitely has another voice timbre than what we are hearing, but van Brunt/Scanlan is a serious contender. Hence my vote would go to the latter.

@bobbyroy84 Месяц назад

Thanks so much! Boy if you are confused about the vocalist on this, You have it correct, Rust has this totally wrong, "I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight" is a totally different record all together, and is vocaled by Scanlen and Murray duet! I have it, very interesting how this could have happened! Atticus has it here on RU-vid, it is one I hope you will check out, I LOVE the record! I always LOVE to hear from you, and your wonderful replies make my day much brighter!

@bobbyroy84 Месяц назад

For the record Rust list, go and look up "I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight" by Mills Musical Clowns, posted by the wonderful Atticus Jazz channel! Let me know what you think about this haunting and beautiful record!!

@1920sfan1 Месяц назад

@@bobbyroy84 Thank you so much for dissipating the fog! I was seriously puzzled about those weird credits. I checked out Atticus' posting and you are right. Nothing to do at all with this song. I can't believe an eminent discographer like Rust got so distressingly messed up regarding this side. Thank you so much as well for your praise and kindest words about my comments! My pleasure, it is always a joy to share background information about your wonderful recordings and uploads :-)

@bobbyroy84 Месяц назад

@@1920sfan1 OH! The pleasure is indeed mine! I always look forward to your beautiful comments and helpful information!