24 mixes with songs by “Rudy Vallee”

Twenty-two tracks of sweet swinging oldies including music by Ukulele Ike, Cab Calloway, Boswell Sisters

68 tracks from the 20s and early to mid 30s. Roll your stockings and don't touch that dial, we'll be here all night.

Specially mixed for oldie connoisseurs and youngsters looking for something a bit different.

the world is gonna be uninhabitable a place.. wars are starting and innocent people will dead...
these are party music of the end's begining.
18 tracks including singing by BENNY GOODMAN, JUDY GARLAND and BILLIE HOLIDAY.

Eight tracks including music by Al Bowlly (Ray Noble & His Orchestra), Ben Selvin's Novelty Orchestra, and Bernie Cummins and His New Yorker Hotel Orchestra.

Ten tracks including music by Billie Holiday , Ink Spots and Fred Astaire.

“It’s Only a Paper Moon” is a popular song, first published in 1933, and covered by nearly every musical genre since. The moon itself was a subject of many songs of the 1920s and 30s, most often as a symbol of (secret) love.

Beginning in the late 1800s, the so-called paper moon portraits were known during the time of their popularity as “Man in the Moon” portraits.

http://vintagevivant.com/2011/01/24/paper-moon-inspiration

They say "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," so maybe I should not publish this mix after all. I mean it would be the bee's knees to be condemned in this instance. 14 tracks to take you back including music by Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Three Dog Night.

Twenty-five tracks including music by Annette Hanshaw, Blind Willie Johnson, and Bob Dylan.

Eleven tracks including music by Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike), Annette Hanshaw, and Cole Porter .

Fourteen tracks including music by Billie Holiday, Chicago Sinfonietta, Paul Freeman, and Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. A sampling of both popular and classical music from the 1930s.

Happy Halloween! And remember kids, always check your candy for razor blades before eating! Eight tracks including music by Gene Moss and The Monsters, Henry Hall, and Jeff Alexander.