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1930s Orchestra Swing Music From The Golden Age | Old Dusty Fascinated Vinyls Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

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00:00:00 Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra - It's Love I'm After - vocal Charlie Barnet - 1936
00:02:37 Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - It Happened In Chicago - vocal by Terry Shand -1936
00:05:23 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Dodging A Divorcee - 1935
00:08:33 Orignial Dixieland Jazz Band - In My Little Red Book - vocal by Lola Baird - 1938
00:11:00 Shep Fields & His Rippling Rhythm - So Do I - vocal by Charles Chester - 1936
00:14:08 Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees - The Gentleman Obviously Doesn't Believe - vocal by Rudy Vallee - 1935
00:17:37 Sam Robbins & His Hotel McAlpin Orchestra - Fare Thee Well - vocal by Sam Robbins - 1934
00:20:43 Johnny Hamp & His Orchestra - Was It Rain - vocal by Jack Cambell - 1937
00:23:27 Henry King & His Orchestra - September In The Rain - vocal by Joseph Sudy - 1937
00:26:30 Paul Pendarvis and his orchestra - Would There Be Love - vocal Eddie Scope - 1935
00:29:30 Archie Bleyer & His Orchestra - I've Got An Invitation To A Dance - vocal by Dick Robertson - 1934
00:32:22 Ted FioRito & His Orchestra - In The Park In Paree - vocal Muzzy Marcellino - 1933
00:35:33 Sterling Young & His Orchestra - In A Little Wayside Inn - vocal by Gil Dagenals - 1938
00:38:31 Own Fallon & His Californians - No More Love - vocal by Paul Small - 1932
00:41:32 Victor Young & His Orchestra - Lullaby Of The Leaves - vocal by George Beuchler - 1932
00:44:38 Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - I Haven't Changed a Thing - vocal by June Richmond - 1938
00:48:15 Adrian Rollini & His Orchestra - Lessons in Love - 1936
00:50:43 Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra - Ten Pins in the Sky - vocal by Wayne Gregg - 1938
00:53:21 Gene Kardos & His Orchestra - It's No Fun - vocal by Bea Wain - 1936
00:56:12 Richard Himber & His Ritz Carlton Orchestra - Thunder Over Paradise - vocal by Stuart Allen - 1935
00:59:25 Bert Lown & His Orchestra - I'm Yours for Tonight - vocal by Elmer Feldkamp - 1932
01:02:40 Jimmie Grier & His Orchestra - Music in the Moonlight - vocal by Donald Novis - 1932
01:06:00 Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - Two Together - vocal by Elmer Feldkamp - 1935
01:08:36 Bob Crosby & His Orchestra - The Loveliness of You - vocal by Bob Crosby - 1937
01:11:50 Mal Hallett & His Orchestra - Big Boy Blue - vocal by Buddy Welcome - 1937
01:14:28 Henry King & His Orchestra - I've Got a Heavy Date - vocal by Sid Sudy - 1936
01:17:00 Abe Lyman & His Californians - After I Say I'm Sorry - vocal by Ed Holly - 1939

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Vintage Swing Music Playlist - 1930s 1940s songs Hotney 2 Streams • 3 years ago

In this musical journey, we transport you to the golden era with our enchanting Vintage Swing Music Playlist - 1930s 1940s songs. Immerse yourself in the timeless melodies that defined an era, and let the rhythms of the past sweep you off your feet.

00:00 - Bobby Byrne and his orchestra - Bobby's Trombone Blues
03:06 - Les Brown and His Duke Blue Devils - Mutiny On The Band Stand
05:50 - Sterling Young and orchestra - It's D'Lovely - vocal Billly Mozet
08:17 - Phil Dooley and his orchestra aka Joe Haymes
10:50 - Bert Shefter & his orchestra - A Toast To Paganini's Ghost
13:36 - Bobby Byrne and his orchestra - It's You Again
16:58 - Red Nichols And His World Famous Pennies - Jungle Fever
19:34 - Bob Crosby and his orchestra - Them There Eyes
22:45 - Hudson - DeLange Orchestra - Bugle Call Rag
25:27 - Jimmie Livingston and his Hotel Charlotte Orchestra - You Oughta Learn To Dance
28:12 - Les Brown and His Duke Blue Devils - Don't You Care What Anyone Says
31:00 - Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra - Bei Mir Bist Du Schon
33:54 - Hal Kemp and his orchestra - The Lady With Red Hair
37:02 - Jan Savitt and his Top Hatters - Dust - vocal Bon Bon
39:48 - Bob Crosby and his orchestra - The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
42:40 - Gene Kardos and his orchestra - Bob White
44:56 - George Hall and His Hotel Taft Orchestra - Weatherman
48:07 - Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra - A Home In The Clouds
51:18 - Joe Haymes and his orchestra - He's A Curbstone Cutie
54:48 - Orrin Tucker and his orchestra - Been Lookin For Love
57:41 - Orrin Tucker and his orchestra - Do Something
01:00:16 - Mal Hallett and his orchestra - Where In The World

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D Train - Keep On Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

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The project was a collaborative effort between the band's namesake James "D. Train" Williams, who was featured as the lead vocalist and songwriter, and Hubert Eaves III, a keyboardist and producer who performed the instrumentation on the recordings. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Williams himself was a R&B/dance producer as well. He and Eaves met during high school and began performing together. Eaves would spend most of the 1970s as a member of the R&B band Mtume. However, by the 1980s, he and Williams had teamed up again. The group named themselves "D. Train" after a nickname Williams had acquired as a football player in high school.
D. Train released their first single "You're the One For Me" in late 1981. The track became an instant success, hitting #1 on the Hot Dance Club Play chart that year; it has been remixed and re-released successfully several times since, and was contemporaneously covered by Paul Hardcastle with vocalist Kevin Henry in the United Kingdom. The duo's self-titled debut album (which prominently featured the "You're the One For Me" title on the front cover, and the album sometimes became known by this name) followed in early 1982, and several additional singles from this effort were successful on both the R&B and Dance charts, although they were not as popular as the debut hit. Among these tracks were "Keep On," which reached #2 on the Dance chart, and a cover version of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David penned "Walk On By", that owed more to the Isaac Hayes version than to Dionne Warwick's original recording.
In 1983, the band released their follow-up album, Music. The title track became another dance-floor anthem and is the most gospel infused of D-Train's floor fillers.[citation needed] This track nearly equalled the success of the group's debut single. Several other singles from the album were moderately successful.
In 1984, D. Train had their only Billboard Hot 100 entry with "Something's On Your Mind," which climbed to #79 and was later covered by Miles Davis on his album You're Under Arrest. The single also cracked the top five on the R&B chart, becoming the group's biggest hit in that market as well. The accompanying album, also titled Something's On Your Mind, found the band branching out into new musical territory, incorporating elements of reggae and more adult contemporary-oriented R&B into their music.[1] Williams himself played acoustic guitar on a cover of Carole King's "So Far Away".
A Greatest Hits album entitled You're the One for Me- The Very Best of D'Train was issued in several European countries in 1985 [1]. Featured on this compilation was a remixed version of "You're the One for Me," and the tune charted a second time that year. The remixing on this version of the song was done by Paul Hardcastle, who had previously issued a cover version of the song, and by 1985 had become well-known for his own hit "19". Despite this success, the group would disband that same year.