Roaring 1920s: Jan Garber & His Orch. - 'Round Evening, 1928

The art work collection is fantastic!!! Thanks.

Świetne filmy, zarówno ten jaki na dailymotion... ale mam pytanie : jaka jest różnica między charlestonem a shimmy? Pozdrawiam.

@bambi68735 Witam i dziekuję za miły wpis :-) Pamiętam z dzieciństwa demonstrację shimmy w wykonaniu mojej matki chrzestnej tzw. cioci Maryli, przedwojennej bywalczyni Morskiego Oka. Według niej shimmy to był taniec z figurami tu i tam przypominającymi charlestona. Za to charleston w całości był dziki i szalony.Można to sprawdzić w filmikach w YT. Również jeśli wklepać: Kalman Bajadera shimmy to wyświetli się sporo clipów z różnymi współczesnymi wykonaniami słynnego shimmy z Bajadery.

@RobinPratt There are so many absolutely smashing paintings by the whole array of American geniuses of painting from the first half of the XXth century! I hadn't the least problem to make a fair selection of pictures illustrating the city life of America, in the 1920-40s. Thank you!

@bambi68735 Przed chwilą omyłkowo skasowałem Pani drugi wpis. Chciałem zamieścić dla Pani linki do najciekawszych clipów z shimmy, ale YT takich linków nawet do własnych stron, z jakiegos - najwyraźniej wyjatkowo głupiego - powodu, nie przyjmuje. No i skasowało mi cały wpis :-(( Przepraszam.

@dzheger Those drawings of Martin Lewis are gorgeous! And the paintings of Reginald Marsh and Sloan, who - next to Hopper and Grant Wood - belong to my absolute favorits in the XXth century art.

Terrific paintings of NYC in the old days. Sloan is particularly impressive; nobody could paint those scenes these days. They're better than photographs at reviving what is gone.

@240252 Na szczęście przypomniał mi Pan Kalmana i właśnie weszłam w świat operetki no i shimmy oczywiście , proszę nie płakać :-)))

@dzheger Thanks for reminding me of that name! I just went through some of his works. Terrific!! For sure I will come back to him and will think how to let some of his works go with my music. Thanks again!

Another winner , Mr. G

I love this song; have the Dorsey Brothers' equally charming, though less spritely, version in my own collection. Absolutely smashing representations of evening activities, with many anticipating the look of Film Noir.

One of those lovely cottage at the end of the lane songs so popular in the 20's!

@Trombonology Thank you for your excellent observation! Yes, yes, that's exactly what I only sensed looking at these night time drawings by Hopper or Lewis or the predatory pictures of the night people's faces by Marsh! That just what you wrote: the "film noir anticipation"

@knarf826 THANK you !!! :))

I love this song! Thank you!

GREAT..Great video !! Obrigada!

One of his best and most famous!

I cannot get over how crisp the sound on this is! Fantastic, and the song is just sublime! :)

Going out and about "Round Evening" time. Thanks for posting ,

Beautiful. Thanks.

thansk

Great song and band

Жаль, нет сейчас таких клубов ретро😞

Super excellent with very good interesting photos

Love it,thanks, Veda says oh joy,

Did not imagine I would love these oldies, but I can't get enough of them
The paintings are amazing!!!

Fantastic pictures and very nice tune. Thank you

This was an excellent period in Jan Garber's career.

Superb video and paintings---extremely evocative. Many thanks for creating and sharing---greatly appreciated.

Wonderful montage. I like it that the art was ID'd. Images were so well blended with the fine music!

lindas canções mesmo papai gostava e ate eu aos 76 anos gosto

Wonderful - Thank You

Great images from some of great artists like John Sloan, Edward Hopper, Reginald Marsh, Thomas Hart Benton, et al...

Great

The Sloans and Hoppers are great. Thanks.

Excellent!!!

My parents married in 1929. It is so good to hear the music they danced to as both were wonderful dancers and late teens. I was born 1942 and heard all Jan's orchestra and Ted Weems on our old floor standing tube radio. Refreshing. Thank you for posting. 🎶💃🕺🎶

A marvelous montage, good show!

They are good. Something about the sound of that time.