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Perfect Nostalgia: Best Music of the 1920s 30s & 40s (Past Perfect) Dance Bands, Big Bands, OIdies

Subscribe for the best vintage music http://bit.ly/35VAEKV Best Vintage Travel Songs For Any Journey https://bit.ly/35y6iz0 Vintage Big Bands Playlist: 1930s & 40s Big Band Orchestras. Toe-tapping music to 'cut a rug' on the dance floor - https://bit.ly/3vBUBmV Dreamy Vintage Love Songs Playlist:    • Dreamy, Smooth & Relaxing Vintage Love Songs   La vie Parisienne Playlist - Featuring the greatest French stars of the 1930s & 40s: https://bit.ly/3cNydOJ Vintage Cafe Music to Listen to at Home: https://bit.ly/2KvOnCk The Past Perfect Channel expertly remasters #vintagemusic from the 1920s, #1930s , #1940s and 50s. French Music, Retro Music, Saxophone Music, Italian Music, Jazz Music, #VintageLoFi Swing Band Music, Morning Music, Piano and Guitar Music, Music while Cooking, Christmas Music, Background Music, Holiday Music, Big Bands, Dance Bands, Love Songs, Tea Dances, Vintage Parties, Murder Mystery Events, Ballroom Dancing, War Re-enactment Events, Nostalgic Songs. Master Rights Copyright: Past Perfect Limited Various Artists - Perfect Nostalgia Released 2006-05-29 on Past Perfect Buy CD on Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0... Buy CD from Past Perfect: http://www.pastperfect.com/Detail.asp... 1. 00:00:00 Al Bowlly Love Is The Sweetest Thing 2. 00:03:22 Marlene Dietrich Falling In Love Again 3. 00:06:19 Nat King Cole Sweet Lorraine 4. 00:09:32 Bing Crosby White Christmas 5. 00:12:33 Connie Boswell All Alone 6. 00:15:33 Glenn Miller Moonlight Serenade (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune) (Slow Foxtrot - End of Dance Tune) 7. 00:18:58 Fred Astaire Top Hat White Tie and Tails 8. 00:21:41 Vera Lynn The White Cliffs Of Dover 9. 00:24:58 Frank Sinatra Nancy With The Laughing Face 10. 00:28:22 Tony Martin If It's You 11. 00:31:26 Gertrude Lawrence Someday I'll Find You 12. 00:34:30 Noel Coward Mad Dogs And Englishmen 13. 00:37:22 Hutch Night and Day 14. 00:40:16 Paul Robeson Ol' Man River 15. 00:42:53 Dorothy Lamour The Man I Love 16. 00:46:02 Jack Buchanan Goodnight, Vienna (Square Tango) (Square Tango) 17. 00:49:20 Flotsam & Jetsam Little Betty Bouncer 18. 00:51:36 Flanagan & Allen Underneath The Arches 19. 00:54:40 Hildegarde Darling je vous aime beaucoup 20. 00:57:21 George Formby Leaning On A Lamp Post 21. 01:00:25 Jean Sablon Si Tu M'aimes 22. 01:03:41 Frank Crumit Abdul Abulbul Amir 23. 01:06:38 Jessie Matthews Everything's In Rhythm With My Heart 24. 01:09:37 Perry Como Till The End Of Time © Past Perfect Limited ℗ Past Perfect Limited The artists on this collection vary widely in style, from the sophistication of Fred Astaire, to the warmth and humour of Flanagan and Allen. However, they all share two things in common: in their day – the thirties and forties, they were the very best in their field; and they all have the ability to evoke that wonderful era for us today – the golden age of popular music. Whether wartime memories evoked by Vera Lynn, or memories of the dance hall with Glenn Miller – we are entering the warm world of nostalgia! Twenty-four different artists, all singing their greatest hits. We begin our survey with one of the greatest songs of the period, Love Is The Sweetest Thing, sung in the definitive 1932 recording by the great Al Bowlly. Originally from Mozambique, he was the most popular dance band singer of the thirties, and the most prolific, recording more than six-hundred titles. Tragically, he was killed during the Blitz in London, but the legacy he left behind is ours forever. Mysterious, glamorous Marlene Dietrich was born in Berlin, and as a child studied music. She began her German film career in 1923, and in 1930 made her most successful film, ‘The Blue Angel’, in which she sang the classic Falling In Love Again. She went on to make many films, mostly in the USA, and in later life began a new career in cabaret. Sweet Lorraine is performed here by Nat King Cole in his Trio days, before he achieved his later huge fame. The Trio had their first hit in 1942, with ‘Straighten Up And Fly Right’, and became more popular throughout the forties, before they disbanded in 1951. Cole went on to launch his meteoric, solo career, achieving almost eighty hit singles in Billboard charts before his sadly premature death in 1965.