Fascinating Rhythm CD: Original Songs of the 1920s. Flappers &

Fascinating Rhythm CD: Original Songs of the 1920s. Flappers & Prohibition Parties, Charleston Dancing.
- This collection, impeccably restored to pristine clarity, is a own time machine, a way of buying into those far-off times of glitzy pleasure, when sober reality was simply not on the agenda
- This collection, impeccably restored to pristine clarity, is a own time machine, a way of buying into those far-off times of glitzy pleasure, when sober reality was simply not on the agenda
- Including The Charleston, in a version by the Savoy Orpheans which is notable for some typically tricky saxophone choruses and the danceable tempo
- With Paul Whiteman - a true giant of American dance music in every sense, for not only was Whiteman a man of impressive physical bulk, he was also the 'King of Jazz',
- Featuring Louis Armstrong, the most celebrated jazz musician of his day. His creativity, instrumental command and rhythmic daring setting the pace for a generation of musicians
- Danceable 1920s tempos, strong melodies, wacky lyrics, wailing saxophones, banjo and tuba rhythms, a sense of fun, no thought in mind other than the creation of pleasure
1920s Greatest Hits !

We see the 20s as a period of unparalleled hedonism, quite unlike any other, with Bright Young Things seemingly engaged in a perpetual day-and-night party, fuelled by bathtub gin and dancing wantonly to the bright, snappy rhythms of jazz.
F. Scott Fitzgerald defined the era as the 'Jazz Age', publishing his novel 'The Great Gatsby' in 1926, a key text for the times, encapsulating the headlong but ultimately self-destructive mood of the moment, what one writer called 'the greatest, gaudiest spree in history'.

Track List:

The Rhythmic Eight - Kansas City Kitty

Red Nichols - After You've Gone

Savoy Havana Band - Masculine Women & Feminine Men

The Charleston Chasers - Wabash Blues

The Savoy Orpheans - The Charleston

Jack Hylton & His Orchestra - There's One Little Girl Who Loves Me

Miff Moles Little Molers - You Took Advantage of Me

New Mayfair Orchestra - Spread a Little Happiness

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Louisiana

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Cotton Club Stomp

Jack Hylton & His Orchestra - Button Up Your Overcoat

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - There Ain't No Sweet Man

Ted Lewis & His Band - Glad Rag Doll

The Savoy Orpheans - Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue

Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang - Dinah

The Rhythmic Eight - Umtcha, Umtcha, Da, Da, Da

The Savoy Havana Band - Turkish Towel

Arthur Roseburg - Lets Do It

Lloyd Keating - Turn On The Heat

Louis Armstrong - That Rhythm Man

Frankie Trumbauer & Bix Beiderbecke - Singin' The Blues

Ambrose & His Orchestra - Painting The Clouds With Sunshine

Johnny Hamps Kentucky Serenaders - Black Bottom

Arcadians Dance Orchestra - When I Met Connie In The Cornfield

Jack Hylton & His Orchestra - Sunshine

The Savoy Orpheans - Fascinating Rhythm
Country USA
Brand Past Perfect
Manufacturer Past Perfect
Binding Audio CD
ItemPartNumber 5026554201200
Model 5026554201200
Format Original recording remastered
EANs 5026554201200
ReleaseDate 2008-02-26

Country	USA
Brand	Past Perfect
Manufacturer	Past Perfect
Binding	Audio CD
ItemPartNumber	5026554201200
Model	5026554201200
Format	Original recording remastered
EANs	5026554201200
ReleaseDate	2008-02-26

Fascinating Rhythm CD: Original Songs of the 1920s. Flappers & Prohibition Parties, Charleston Dancing.

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