Songs By The Pop Music Singers of the 1910s & 1920s @Pax41

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Songs by the pop music singers of the 1910s & 1920s @Pax41 vintage 1920s music
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Popular songs from the 1910s and 1920s by top 1910s singers and 1920s singers. Vintage 1910s and 1920s music from the golden era of music.
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Song 1 - Irving Kaufman - Chong He Come From Hong Kong - recorded 2/1919
Song 2 - Nora Bayes - My Barney Lies Over The Ocean - recorded 11/16/1918
Song 3 - Arthur Fields - April Showers - recorded 11/1921
Song 4 - Marguerite Farrell - By The Sad Luana Shore - recorded 7/10/1916
Song 5 - Franklyn Baur - I Wonder If We'll Ever Meet Again - recorded 8/14/1925
Song 6 - Elsie Baker - Baby Jim - recorded 6/5/1919
Song 7 - Vernon Dalhart - Birds Of A Feather - recorded 11/1921
Song 8 - Olive Kline - Rockin In De Win - recorded 2/16/1922
Song 9 - William Robyn - When Clouds Have Vanished & Skies Are Blue - recorded 10/1923
Song 10 - Marion Harris - My Syncopated Melody Man - recorded 11/17/1916
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@henridelagardere264 6 лет назад

00:00 [01] Harold Weeks (m & w) 02:55 [02] Bert Grant (m) & Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young (w) 05:22 [03] Louis Silvers (m) & Buddy DeSylva (w) 08:35 [04] E. Ray Goetz (m & w) & Bert Grant (m) 11:40 [05] Al Piantadosi (m) & Tommy Lyman (w) 14:52 [06] John B. Archer (m & w) 17:35 [07] Edgar Moran (m) & Jack McGowan (w) 20:32 [08] W. H. Neidlinger (m & w) 23:30 [09] Charles L. Johnson (m) & William R. Clay (w) 26:28 [10] Eddie Cox (m & w) & Blanche Merrill (m & w) [10] was one of two songs Marion Harris waxed at her very first recording date, on August 9th, 1916. The other song, "I Ain't Got Nobody", still with the tag "Much", became one of her trademark songs. This one remained a hidden gem. Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang attended to it a decade later in one of their many priced recordings.

@pax41 6 лет назад

Great information on Marion! To my knowledge, I don't think their was another female singing artist of this era that had her versatility and staying power.

@pax41 6 лет назад

Thank you

@Squarerig 9 лет назад

One of the qualties of the music of this era was that one could not only understand the lyrics-yes,they were lyrics!-but they could raise a smile even if certain texts would now be considered non PC or even "racist"-than which there is no greater crime!Thank you for the selection.A real pleasure.

@pax41 9 лет назад

thank you for watching

@mrshumancar 7 лет назад

My Barney Lies Over The Ocean, we sang that in class when I was 11. Man, I didn't know it was that old and what it meant.

@jorgedavilat 9 лет назад

Really amazed! what a beautiful songs! i was born in 1961, but this music makes me imagine this era, people in the Great War. I am peruvian but like American music History

@pax41 9 лет назад

Sorry for the late response but I am glad that you are enjoying these songs. I too like history as well.

@KyokoUchinoko 8 лет назад

That brings back memories. Those were the good old days.

@ivo3598 7 лет назад

i think not many people who live this are now alive..really small percentage:(

@aneelsharma1637 5 лет назад

When Asians were called racials slurs and made fun of? You did see that first song right?

@alvexok5523 3 года назад

@@aneelsharma1637 I didn't like that first song either. But I love most of that era's music

@larryhagemann5548 5 лет назад

Many singers trained in opera technics. It shows with the articulation of each word in the lyrics. Thank you.

@ffdztdr 10 лет назад

My grandfathers era! I'm from the late 50's and early 60's era my dad was the late 30's and early 40's era. I was from the first era that teens had their own music. American Graffiti. I listened to Bill Haley and the Comets, Fats Domino, Elvis, Richie Valens, The Big Bopper, Little Richard, Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Eddie Cohcran, Dion and the Belmonts, The Del Vikings, The Platters, The Skyliners, etc. But the best two from the 50's of all time were Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry. The best from my dads era was definitely Glenn Miller during the big band era. and I'm really just starting to do research on my grandfathers era my grandfather was in World War 1, my dad was in World War 2. I was lucky not to be in any War, I always thought World War 3 would be in the late 50's and early 60's, but things were innocent and we cruised and had fun, are parents hated are music and cars. I went into the Air Force right before Vietnam. But listening to music from the late 1910's early 1920's makes me feel young. and makes the 50's sound even more wild.

@ivo3598 7 лет назад

nice to hearreally! how old are u by the way?? my grandma is from 50s..u think someone from that era 1910-1920 still lives?? my Great-great uncle was born like 1919 but he died 2 years ago :(...really not many people lives from that era but i still hope they do u think?its the same age as titanic was in 1912..

@ffdztdr 7 лет назад

There is a guy at the gym that is 94 born in 1922. ww2 vet

@ukrainebusinessonlineubo9183 6 лет назад

Bob, it’s hard to know how to describe this set - Hokey? Jokey? - but I return to it often when I want a bit of musical fun from a time without so many eardrum-destroying overblown electric guitars but a full complement of heart and sincerity that is welcome in the 21st century. Pure Americana throughout but I tip my fedora to - Nora Bayes and My Barney Lies Over the Ocean - recorded 11/16/1918.

@pax41 6 лет назад

I have two fedora's James and like to wear them. I think the music reflects the more genteel nature of society during this time.

@franmontero5794 4 года назад

I love these songs. Congratulations on your work, Greetings. 😉👏🏻

@pax41 4 года назад

Glad to hear it Fran and thank you for watching the channel. 🙂😉

@yopascualin 10 лет назад

Thanks a lot for your compilations!!

@SandyzSerious 10 лет назад

Thank you so very much.

@pax41 10 лет назад

You are welcome and thanks for watching.

@larryhagemann5548 5 лет назад

Happy Monday with KPAX41...love this music.

@pax41 5 лет назад

Glad you like KPAX41 Larry!

@debranelson1987 9 месяцев назад

I'd like to hear Robert Plant or Mick Jagger singing some of these songs.

@mainaccount131 5 лет назад

Delightful melodies with interesting photos

@pax41 5 лет назад

Old is gold, right main account!

@stephenlazauskas3191 6 лет назад

Some good voices on this set, they really project.

@pax41 6 лет назад

Glad you liked the post Stephen, thank you for watching!

@jamesrobinson2175 4 года назад

Very pretty music. I like it!!!

@a_leaf 4 года назад

Thank you so much for these great collections ! I already added this to my playlist : ) ! Love from a millennial !

@pax41 4 года назад

Glad you liked it and thank you for watching the channel.

@TheUBIQUITOUS12 8 лет назад

Surely this period was when John McCormack was exceedingly popular. when in fact he sold millions of records.

@pax41 8 лет назад

+Kevin Ryder John was at the top of his career during this period. He is well represented on my channel in other posts.

@celeri6497 5 лет назад

I recognize some of these songs and the style of music from watching Bugs Bunny as a kid! Pretty interesting. In the 60's when they were making Bugs Bunny, this style of music was to them what early Rock music is to us, such as The Beatles.

@pax41 5 лет назад

Interesting comparison Cel Eri

@haroldcampbell3337 3 года назад

My grandmother (father's mother) was named after Ada Jones. Do you have any selections by her?

@ericcluth8737 2 года назад

Is there anyway I can get this stuff in lossless audio? The soundquality is superb

@rickos1915 9 лет назад

Someone get me a pail of hot and sour soup.

@CindiLeach 9 лет назад

+pax41, thank you. i wonder if you know of a song my dad had in his collection i think was called tattletale? there were a few i loved to listen to till my baby brothers broke them

@pax41 9 лет назад

Cindi Leach Sorry Cindi but not familiar with it. Maybe one of my viewers will.

@CindiLeach 9 лет назад

thanks, i think it mustve been 1940-50s? my dad was born '29 but it was in with bill hailey- rock around the clock so maybe later even

@XNYer68 9 лет назад

+CinTittle, Tattle, Tattle Tale (Shame on You). Show full item record Title: Tittle, Tattle, Tattle Tale (Shame on You). Author: Herbert Ingraham (composer lyricist) Description: strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back covers for Shapiro stockJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 045, Item 050b URI: jhir.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/12569 Date: 1908 Subject: Portraits Classrooms Students Children misbehaving

@nancytakesit5443 10 лет назад

I was born in wrong era. I subbed u.

@pax41 10 лет назад

Thank you

@SuperJackman117 9 лет назад

Nancy Takes It would you rather be born in an era during ww1 and poverty and higher cases of racism and sexism and no internet to say how you were born in the wrong era? no didnt think so. good songs though.

@nancytakesit5443 9 лет назад

I have breaking news. There is still sexism. : )

@nancytakesit5443 9 лет назад

There is freedom in music and 1910 and 1920 plus throw in the thirties. These decades gave us talented, groundbreaking songwriters and artists. They were inspired by their life experiences; be they good times or bad.

@SuperJackman117 9 лет назад

Nancy Takes It lol no there isnt there is domestic violence and gamers saying "make me a sandwich" but thats it compared to the shit they did back then. in fact if you want an example of sexism in that era just go to syria or some terrorist controlled country and youll see.

@GioGio-eu4cb 8 лет назад

i need song lyrics " When Clouds Have Vanished & Skies Are Blue" please... ^^

@владиславкузнецов-р4г 3 года назад

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@larryhagemann5548 5 лет назад

How different HK is today! The music is USA-trash everywhere! Thank you for this walk back into the early days of recordings...fun.

@pax41 5 лет назад

I will make sure to supply you with endless hours of music for your listening pleasure Larry. With all this good ole material who needs today's music.

@GioGio-eu4cb 7 лет назад

i need to the lyrics "When Clouds Have Vanished & Skies Are Blue" somebody can help me pleaseeeee ^^

@marcoantoniocandioto3150 8 лет назад

cascatass

@deeess1504 8 лет назад

Hey Pax41 I love the compilations on your two channels! !!! Is there a way to contact you in a PM? I'm planning a 1920s party and I still have some questions regarding the music and wondered whether you'd be able to help?

@pax41 8 лет назад

Shannon my email address is on my home page here.

@pax41 8 лет назад

It's on the "about" tab on the main channel page.

@jorgedavilat 9 лет назад

why these singers sing like German or Dutch?

@CM-xs2eb 9 лет назад

coqui jorge davila I've often wondered that before too. I'm not sure what the real answer is, but I guess maybe many of them were immigrants to the US or else trained outside of the US. Of course it was more common back then to sing songs in different accents for comic effect, but there are just as many if not more examples (as heard here) of singers who seem incidentally to have foreign accents (often German) or else pronounce their English in ways that sound odd to our ears nowadays (e.g. rolled Rs, aspirated ch's, etc.). Not sure if that was just within the spectrum of normal variation back then.