Time For A Tune

From 1931, here's music by Don Voorhies and His Orchestra, "I Found A Million Dollar Baby."

Enjoy!

Time To Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye!

From 1939, here's Sammy Kaye and his Swing and Sway orchestra with "The Hoiriger Schottische," with vocal by Jimmy Brown and the chorus.

Enjoy!

You Don't Have To Be Smart To Have Fun

From 1950, here's Yogi Yorgesson (actually a nom-de-plume for comedian-songwriter Harry Stewart) with "Nincompoops Have All The Fun."

Aloha!

From the late 1930s, here are Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiian Hotel Orchestra with "Hula Breeze."

Hey, Gang, Get Out Those Old Records!

From 1950, here are Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians with "Get Out Those Old Records."  Kenny Gardner and Carmen Lombardo handle the vocals on this one.

Is Everybody Happy?

From circa 1923, here's Ted Lewis and his orchestra with "Louisville Lou."

Ready To Swing And Sway?

From 1951, here's music by Sammy Kaye and his Swing and Sway orchestra with "I Love You Because" with vocal by The Kaydets.

Time For Another Tune!

From 1950, here's Eileen Barton, along with the New Yorkers, with "If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked A Cake."  This recording was originally released by National Records.  If I recall, that label was in dire financial trouble and that this recording was eventually taken over by Mercury Records.

Time For Some HOT Jazz!

Well, for 1927, anyway.  Here are Jean Goldkette and his orchestra with "I'm Looking Over A) Four-Leaf Clover," with the vocal by the one and only Billy Murray.

Don't You Dare Bring Lulu---------OR ELSE!

From 1925, Here's Billy Murray with "Don't Bring Lulu."

Time For Pee Wee!

NOT Pee Wee Herman, of course!

From 1949, here's Country Music Hall of Famer Pee Wee King with "Bull Fiddle Boogie."

 

Here's Another Oldie

"Are You From Heaven?"  That's the question asked in this 1918 recording from Henry Burr.

Time For A Tune!

From the 1920's, here's Billy Murray, complaining that "Everything's Going Up."

Time For A Tune!

Let's go back to 1915 for this recording from Billy Murray, "Pretty Baby."

Who Wouldn't Love A Piano?

From 1916, here's Billy Murray with "I Love A Piano."

Time For A Tune

From 1917, here's Billy Murray with "Here Come The Groom."

You Better Not Bring Lulu-----Or Else!

From 1925, here's Bennie (Don't Call Me Freddy) Krueger and his orchestra with "Don't Bring Lulu."

Time For A Tune!

From 1910, here's Billy Murray singing about those "Shaky Eyes."

Time For A Tune!

From 1916, here's Billy Murray singing about "That Phoney Baloney."

 

Another Visit From Henry

Here's another one from Henry Burr.  From 1923, here's Henry singing "Just A Girl That Men Forget."