1920s and 1930s Jazz

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Faipou commented on “search good bands” (5)   December 2010

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• LOVES-DESIRE wrote:
  December 2011

  Happy Holidays to everyone and have a fantastic New Year (2012)

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• Kershlaus91 wrote:
  September 2011

  vive mr Morton !

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• Arpe wrote:
  July 2011

  If you are interested. There's group for steampunks: http://www.last.fm/group/Steampunk

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• catholicbird wrote:
  June 2011

  It's actually spelled "jass baby". Just saying.

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• greysbeauty wrote:
  April 2011

  SWING, BABY SWING!

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• aproragadozo wrote:
  December 2010

  I think goes well with the group radio/jazz baby tag

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• lissa007 wrote:
  May 2010

  Hello All my friends, I founded a new group with the best Smoothy Musik Of World. A mix of blues, smooth, relaxing, pop, saxophone, piano, jazz. Music for any occasion at any time. To cuddle and rest, for the best hours in your life. For Ambient and Chillout. For work and Fun. For Sex and Erotica! For your Best Day and your Best Erotic Night in your Life ! Come in my new Group , you are welcome, My Smooth Group , Lissa grom Germany

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• NoirCafe wrote:
  April 2010

  ...and the good ol' cabaret!

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• dianashamilton wrote:
  January 2010

  Re '40s, here's a good starting place! http://www.last.fm/group/Swing

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• johntardsbaby66 wrote:
  December 2009

  Thats a pretty big generalisation... there were still great jazz musicians in the 40's. Esp. the wartime swing and the bebop in the later 40's.

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• Sax-Moryson wrote:
  October 2009

  I am pleased to appear today because my first Music CD with swing Jazz , G.M.Orchestra , and pleased for my first Fan Group of Last FM , you are welcome, , Kussi Gina

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• hippomarjorie wrote:
  August 2009

  I agree! The 40s jazz is amazing. I think I'd even have to say that the 40s jazz is better than both the 20s and 30s.

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• tomandhiscat wrote:
  August 2009

  Looks to be a terrific group - I hope Tom isn't upset to find I've signed him up as a member - I'm sure he'll love it. A lot of knowledgeable folks here to learn from. Typing's easy - I just wish I could play! (it's a paw thing)...

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• johntardsbaby66 wrote:
  August 2009

  what about the 40's???

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• MaxPower420 wrote:
  July 2009

  This groop kicketh ass.

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• AKDiamond wrote:
  July 2009

  Hi, I'm in a dixieland jazz band. We only have a couple of tracks up so far, but they are free download. Please check us out: http://www.last.fm/music/The+Diamond+Jubilators

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• costafatica wrote:
  July 2009

  bentrovati cari amici. Per i contributi alle discussioni ho notevoli difficoltà con l'inglese.......proverò con i traduttori. A presto e BUON ASCOLTO A TUTTI.

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• tideghost wrote:
  July 2009

  The Original Dixieland Jazz band is usually credited with the first jazz recordings (1917). Ten years earlier, though, Vess L. Ossman who is usually considered a ragtime artist recorded an almost jazzy version of "Maple Leaf Rag". Worth checking out: http://www.archive.org/details/VessLOssman (public domain).

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• HeavyMetalMan13 wrote:
  June 2009

  Join this group if you got what it takes to be the longest serving member with your musical knowledge. Rules on the overview! Join and try at least once or twice!

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