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Duke Ellington, Andrews Sisters, Benny Goodman The Classics. DRJONES

"just purchased this 40's Style Ghetto Blaster" "How cool will that look on my right shoulder as I strut around the SWC?"

Well if you want an online variety of 20s, 30s and 40s music...check out online radio stations. Two of the best are: Radio Dismuke Or if you have Itunes - The 1920's Radio Network (look under Radio/Electic) The names of the artists scrolls at the top so if you hear a piece you like, you can then hunt the 'net for more. Welcome to the Lounge.

We're at this very moment hosting a concert by the Butch Thompson Trio, well known from "A Prairie Home Companion." I'm in the office counting out the tills as they do their encore number, a version of Bing Crosby's "Where The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day." Hopefully they haven't left a mess for me in the Green Room. These musicians can be brutal.

I was going through some old threads and came upon this. Cachao is every bit as important to the music world as someone like Charlie Parker. It's a shame that more people around here apparently don't know much about his music (judging from the lack of response to the thread) . Everyone should do themselves a favor and check him out. He invented the mambo (well, him or Arsenio Rodriquez). ...

Check out Miles Perlich Miles Perlich is a Los Angeles dj on the jazz station Kjazz. He hosts a show Saturday nights called “United Groove”. It also broadcasts online. http://www.jazzandblues.org/programm...iles%20Perl ich Miles probably has the hippest taste in music of anyone that I know. He turned me on to many incredible ...

I like a mixture from the classic jazz of the 1920's to 40's like Duke Ellington,Eubie Blake and Billie Holliday to the 1950's and early 60's such as Coltrane and Davis.After about 1965,i lose interest fast!! Also really enjoy swing!! Go figure! JD

PS - when I did an advanced search on here, I stumbled across this photo: Edward has met her! Quote: Originally Posted by Edward Maybe two? ...on the right is the divine Imelda May www.imeldamay.com / www.myspace.com/imeldamay1 who is very much a married lady. no Harley Quinn for this Joker!

Cocktail Nation show 13 This week on the Cocktail Nation Kooper has a review of a fabulous book on Hawaian Shirts, chats to The Senator from Woody and the Senators, reveals the winner of last weeks competition and has some great classic and Neo Lounge music so make sure you join him up high in the penthouse for another edition of the ...

Shangas, From wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia:_...of_Lost_Hea ven The soundtrack to the game features Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club de France, The Mills Brothers, Louis Armstrong, Louis Prima, Lonnie Johnson, Latcho Drom and one track by Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five. The main theme to Mafia, along with the original score, was composed by Vladimir Šimůnek, and ...

Duke Ellington, Andrews Sisters, Benny Goodman The Classics. DRJONES

We're at this very moment hosting a concert by the Butch Thompson Trio, well known from "A Prairie Home Companion." I'm in the office counting out the tills as they do their encore number, a version of Bing Crosby's "Where The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day." Hopefully they haven't left a mess for me in the Green Room. These musicians can be brutal.

PS - when I did an advanced search on here, I stumbled across this photo: Edward has met her! Quote: Originally Posted by Edward Maybe two? ...on the right is the divine Imelda May www.imeldamay.com / www.myspace.com/imeldamay1 who is very much a married lady. no Harley Quinn for this Joker!

I was going through some old threads and came upon this. Cachao is every bit as important to the music world as someone like Charlie Parker. It's a shame that more people around here apparently don't know much about his music (judging from the lack of response to the thread) . Everyone should do themselves a favor and check him out. He invented the mambo (well, him or Arsenio Rodriquez). ...

"just purchased this 40's Style Ghetto Blaster" "How cool will that look on my right shoulder as I strut around the SWC?"

For me it would have to be the Johnny Mercer classic AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE. AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE (Mister In-Between) (Johnny Mercer / Harold Arlen) Gather 'round me, everybody Gather 'round me while I'm preachin' Feel a sermon comin' on me The topic will be sin and that's what I'm ag'in' If you wanna hear my story The settle back and just sit tight ...

Shangas, From wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia:_...of_Lost_Hea ven The soundtrack to the game features Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club de France, The Mills Brothers, Louis Armstrong, Louis Prima, Lonnie Johnson, Latcho Drom and one track by Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five. The main theme to Mafia, along with the original score, was composed by Vladimir Šimůnek, and ...

Well if you want an online variety of 20s, 30s and 40s music...check out online radio stations. Two of the best are: Radio Dismuke Or if you have Itunes - The 1920's Radio Network (look under Radio/Electic) The names of the artists scrolls at the top so if you hear a piece you like, you can then hunt the 'net for more. Welcome to the Lounge.

Beautiful radio, and yes, a wonderful find too. At first glance it appears to be a 1940 model radio, but I might say a year earlier based on the more intricate detailing of the woodwork. Surprised that the dial escutcheon is in such great shape, many of those have warped over time due to the unstable composition of those earlier plastics. So many of these big old consoles get ...

I like a mixture from the classic jazz of the 1920's to 40's like Duke Ellington,Eubie Blake and Billie Holliday to the 1950's and early 60's such as Coltrane and Davis.After about 1965,i lose interest fast!! Also really enjoy swing!! Go figure! JD