Banned by the Third Reich
Hitler claimed the Third Reich would last a thousand years. He then proceeded to ban any music written or performed by Jews, Negroes, Gypsies and Capitalists. We enter the secret vault of banned 78 RPM recordings, and play the works that would have been suppressed until the year 2933.
1 - Chasene Tanz - Seymour Rechtzeit with the Ellstein Orchestra and Dave Tarras on the clarinet
2 - Doina Oltului - Nicolas Matthey and his Gypsy Orchestra - 1938
3 - Bessarabian Hora - Clarinetist Dave Tarras with Al Glaser's Bucovinaer Kapelle – 1939
Die Comedian Harmonists
4 - Tag und Nacht (Night and Day) - Die Comedian Harmonists - 1933
5 – Kannst Du Pfeifen, Johanna - Die Comedian Harmonists – 1934
6 - Rosalie - Ernie Mathias with Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra - 1937
7 - The Dipsy Doodle - Jimmy Lewis with Russ Morgan Manner – 1938
German “Swing” Youth, in defiance of the Third Reich ban on swing music
8 - You Never Know - Kenny Sargent with Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra - 1938
9 - There's a Village in a Valley - Donald King with Roy Smeck and His Serenaders – 1938
10 - The Flat Foot Floogee - Benny Goodman and his Orchestra - 1938
11 - Caravan - Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra – 1945
Lionel Hampton and Benny Goodman
12 - Vibraphone Blues - Lionel Hampton with Benny Goodman Quartet – 1945
13 - Chifteh, Chifteh - Edo Lubich and his Gypsies
Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya
14 - Barbara Song – Lotte Lenya – 1930
15 - September Song - Walter Huston with Victor Young and his Orchestra - 1945
16 - The Scat Song - Steve Washington with the Washboard Rhythm Kings - 1932
17 - Pagan Love Song - Bob Crosby and his Orchestra with a String Bass Solo by Bob Haggard and a Drum Solo by Ray Banduc – 1938
Vincent Price
18 - The Strange Death of Charles Umberstein - Suspense starring Vincent Price – 1943 (Radio Drama)
19 - Death in the Golden Gate - Hercule Poirot – 1945 (Radio Drama)
20 - Ohne Dich - Die Comedian Harmonists - 1933
Hey, you were supposed to burn BEFORE reading
