Swing time and Jazz music from original shellac records
The magic word of Jazz music in the thirties was ´SWING´.
Music, dance, a new attitude toward life and an escape from militarism
and National Socialist insanity were all a part of the music. ´SWING´
was the first international youth phenomenon, which even Nazi Germany
could not stop.
Along with other European big bands and bar orchestras that came as
guest performers to Germany, the German orchestras naturally tried
to follow in the steps of their role models, especially the bands from
England. That meant the qualities of SWING, ELEGANCE, PERFECTION and
SOPHISTICATION were the highest goals of the German recording industry.
This 'SWING MUSIC SERIES' contains a
selection of exemplary representations of recording from the various
labels between 1936-1944, the darkest years of Germany under its
brown-shirted rulers. It surprises with unbelievable documents of
historic recordings and pictorial materials.
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FUD CANDRIX und sein Orchester |
FUD CANDRIX und sein Orchester |
TEDDY WILSON and his Orchestra
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FRANZ TEDDY KLEINDIN |
FUD CANDRIX with his Orchestra |
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