rank Sinatra The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra - Imagination

Lina Termini Ennio Morricone - Ma L'amore No

Destiny. Waltz.(Baynes) Pictures, L'exposition de Paris 1900

Wow all my old time favorites thanks so much

that whole mix fucking precious thank you so much for these gems

NOLA

Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans

One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer// with Julien Brunetaud, Jerome Etcheberry & Co...

play list 

1.The Chordettes - Mr. Sandman (0:0)
2.King Oliver - Olga (2:25)
3.Billy Toffel - Every minute of the hour (5:52)
4.Vera Lynn - We’ll meet again (8:45)
5.Al bowlly - Midnight, the Stars and You (11:43)
6.Teddy Stauffer - home town (15:09)
7.Al bowl - All of me (17:32)
8.Artie Shaw - Frenesi (19:54)
9.Rudy Vallee - Pardon Me Pretty Baby (23:06)
10.Artie Shaw&Helen Forrest - deep purple (26:29)
11.Jimmy Dorsey’s Orchestra - Tangerine (29:49)
12.Stardust (33:00)
12.Frank Sinatra The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra - Imagination (36:14)
13.Al Bowlly - Hurt - (39:26)
14.King Oliver - West End Blues (42:18)
15.Lina Termini  Ennio Morricone - Ma L'amore No (45:52)
16.Destiny. Waltz.(Baynes) Pictures, L'exposition de Paris 1900 (48:32)

1930,1940 Golden Age Old Pops Archive from takamaro

Life Line

Recorded at the Fortress Studios, Los Angeles. 

Blinds (Bonus Track)

wasn't really feeling the fall asleep vibes tonight so I decided to bang out a track on the carpet next to me bed, cause why the heck not. im heavily fatigued at this point and probably cant tell what sounds good and what doesnt so if this suddenly dissapearss during the day tomorrow, you know why :)lyrics are based on the fact i basically whispered them, its pretty late rn and to be honest i dont even know what im talking about. song has absolutely no structure to it and i honestly dont care.

whispers in the night (i cant sleep)

i love this tiny track so much i've uploaded it here

François de Roubaix — Attacus

Velvet Groove - Bad Woman

Okay Kaya - Emulate

ça devait sortir un jour : le 1er titre d'un album composé pendant mon année d'Erasmus, à Prague. L'album il s'appel 'Bohemian Songs' (ça va sortir en Novembre), et le nom du titre c'est Désert Sentimental

please, let me introduce 'Désert Sentimental' from the upcoming album called 'Bohemian Songs', that will be released soon :)

I'm tired, it's 4:30am

I hope you'll enjoy it,
Simon

Music video by https://www.instagram.com/jeanroger666/ (<3)
Special thanks to Lalo Vega (<3)
and my imaginary cat

Désert Sentimental

LYRICS:
A set rollin' in, 
a cold cave, 
a homeward bound train 
I sit on the beach, 
a lost cause, 
an easy place to breathe 

Take for my own 
more than I've sown 
and know it won't be long 
'til I hear from my unpaid dues 

I feel nothing new 
an emptiness 
I've grown accustomed to 
My heart's a flickering light, 
a bad bulb 
on a neon sign 

Just burnin' time, 
can't cut the line, 
just watch it as it flies by 
uhhuuuuuuhhhoooo 

and I was a fool for tryin' 
and I was a fool for lyin' 

So lets just pretend 
that we're just good friends 
Around the bend 
I hope to see it through

Everything was recorded at The Scum Dungeon in Seattle, WA, by Levi Nattrass with the exception of drums on "Fool" and "Geese", which were recorded at Studio West in San Diego, CA, and engineered by Trevor Gallo

This EP was written, performed, and produced by Levi Nattrass with a few exceptions:

Matthew "Rat" Fildey plays some electric guitar on "Fool"
Joshuweenie Kazeman plays slide guitar on "Fool" and "Geese"
Trevor Gallo plays shaker on "Fool" and cymbal swells on "Geese"
Samantha Brown sings oohs on "Geese"

Trevor Gallo mixed "Fool" and "Geese"
Levi Nattrass mixed "Texaco"

Cover artwork by Samantha Brown

Fool

New Orleans Jazz Vipers - Blue Drag

"Highway Blue" is the second single from Erin Durant's new album Islands coming June 21, 2019 via Keeled Scales.

Preorder: keeledscales.com/store/erindurant
erindurant.com

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Piano, vocals - Erin Durant
Electric bass - Tyler Evans
Drum set and percussion - Otto Hauser
Harmonica - Kath Bloom 

Produced by Kyp Malone.
Recorded by Charles Burst at Seaside Lounge (harmonica track recorded by David Shapiro).
Mixed by Gabriel Galvin at Four Foot Studios.
Mastered by John Golden at Golden Mastering.

Islands

Erin Durant "Highway Blue"

Jazz vocalist Jayna Morgan knows how to light up a room and charm an audience. Her singing style invites listeners of every age to remember the days when jazz was king. Her choice of songs and brilliant renditions of standards make her shows refreshing and classy. Combine this with her divine appearance onstage and welcoming demeanor, which creates a uniquely personal entertaining experience, for both large and more intimate audiences. Perhaps her greatest feature, however, is her New Orleans style, bringing the listener back to the bayous of Louisiana she calls home. Her shows are fun, sultry, old-fashioned, sexy, and sometimes silly; a musical journey to the Crescent City.

"Why Don't You Go Down to New Orleans" by Jayna Morgan and the Sazerac Sunrise Jazz Band

HOPPIN' MAD - Featuring Dan Barrett, Clint Baker, Evan Arntzen, Simon Stribling, Josh Roberts, Georgia Korba and Lauri Lyster

01 Eccentric

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5gsPd8c4TKegDgExZdA5sE?si=UPXPOLk0S1OIp2D8VX3A6A

Apple Music:
https://music.apple.com/us/album/more/1541261542?i=1541261543

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