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Vintage Popular Music and Jazz

1925-1935

Discover the exciting music from one of the most vibrant decades in popular culture and entertainment. From the boom times of the "Roaring '20s" to the hard times of the Great Depression...from frantic Charlestons danced to by a generation of flappers to sentimental ballads performed by the early crooners...from the hot jazz bands of the top Harlem nightclubs to the popular dance bands of the formative years of the swing and big band eras, the great music of the 1920s & 1930s lives on and is entertaining a new generation of enthusiastic listeners. Radio Dismuke features original recordings from the 1925 - 1935 decade and can be heard at no cost from anywhere in the world by anyone with an Internet conection and a sound card equipped computer.

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Plays Tracks Like

Charley Straight And His Rendezvous Orchestra - Hi Diddle Diddle - Brunswick 3136 B

Jack Berger & His Orchestra / Charlie Palloy - Say It Isn't So - Charlie Palloy Vocals & Guitar

Jack Presburg - Est is so schön am Abend bummeln zu geh'n - Hallo 1930! Disc 4

Oriental Dance Troupe - Chineese Rose - Van Dyke 71777 B mx 3647

Sophie Tucker With Ted Shapiro And The Winter Garden Theatre Orchestra - I Never Can Think Of The Words - Broadcast Twelve 5195 B

Broadcaster's Station Picks

Weimar Rundfunk
Jazz-Swing / European Hot Dance Bands, European Dance Orchestras

Sweet & Lovely
Sweet & Lovely, Hot & Sassy ! - - Songs from the 20's & 30's - - - - - - - - ...

Radio Moscow
Classic Russian popular and patriotic music of the 1930s and 1940s

Elite Syncopations
Ragtime, traditional jazz, and other syncopated dance music (1890s-1930s)

The Kingdom of Swing
Music is the shorthand of emotion. ~Leo Tolstoy - B30