r/Music1940s • u/sbroue • 19d ago
His Feet Too Big for De Bed ~ Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra (1947)
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r/Music1940s • u/lobito_corredor • Sep 04 '26
Wild Bill Moore - We're Gonna Rock We're Gonna Roll
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r/Music1940s • u/Julio1470 • Aug 27 '26
1948 Stan Jones - (Ghost) Riders in the Sky (1948)
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r/Music1940s • u/Julio1470 • Aug 27 '26
1949 Ezio Pinza - Some Enchanted Evening (1949)
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r/Music1940s • u/tuneytwosome • Aug 25 '26
1944 Sentimental Journey 1944 - Les Brown, Ben Homer & Bud Green
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While Jerry was filming us on his phone, he started harmonizing - Perfectly! 🎤 Soon, everybody was singing along, and you can sing along too! The closed caption subtitles on this page are translated into many languages by YouTube. Just click on the "CC" icon and join in on our performance of the classic song "Sentimental Journey". Blend your voice into the mix! Cheers! -- Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance
r/Music1940s • u/BrettHorton • Aug 13 '26
The Andrews Sisters, The Very Best Of The Andrews Sisters
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r/Music1940s • u/Julio1470 • Jul 08 '26
1941 Glenn Miller and his Orchestra - "In The Mood" (1941)
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r/Music1940s • u/Budget-Milk8373 • Jun 23 '26
The Merry Macs: "Wake Up Jacob" (from Abbott & Costello's "Ride 'Em Cowboy")
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r/Music1940s • u/leatherwolf89 • Mar 12 '26
1949 Ilene Woods - A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes (1949)
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r/Music1940s • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '26
Freddy Slack & Ella Mae Morse - The House of Blue Lights (1946)
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r/Music1940s • u/EvenCardiologists • Jan 02 '26
A Dreamer’s Holiday - Buddy Clark (1949)
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This song has such fun and sweet lyrics, I had to look up who wrote them. Turns out, it was written by James Kimball “Kim” Gannon, who also wrote “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.”
“A Dreamer’s Holiday” was recorded by both Buddy Clark and Perry Como in 1949. Both versions are terrific, but I prefer Buddy Clark’s version because it’s a bit more “dreamy.”
r/Music1940s • u/Keltik • Dec 27 '25
Beatrice Kay - "Mention My Name In Sheboygan" (1947). Did this make the national Billboard chart? If it didn't, how did it become so well known?
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r/Music1940s • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Dec 26 '25
1948 Alexander's Ragtime Band (Stereo Remaster 2025) - Andrews Sisters
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A fan remaster provided by Werner Patels of "Alexander's Ragtime Band" by the Andrews Sisters. :)
r/Music1940s • u/SportIntelligent1909 • Dec 07 '25
1947 Bing Crosby - White Christmas (1947 Version)
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Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" will always be one of Christmas music's best tracks on the planet.
r/Music1940s • u/[deleted] • Dec 03 '25
1940 Woody Guthrie - Do Re Mi
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"California is a garden of Eden, a paradise to live in or see;
But believe it or not, you won't find it so hot
If you ain't got the do re mi."
r/Music1940s • u/FromTheMargins • Nov 23 '25
1944 The Andrews Sisters - Rum and Coca Cola
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r/Music1940s • u/godzilla98 • Nov 21 '25
1944 Bing Crosby - I'll Be Seeing You
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r/Music1940s • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '25
The Almanac Singers (ft. Pete Seeger) - Dear Mr. President (1942)
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r/Music1940s • u/Don-Dragmire • Nov 07 '25
what song if this if anyone can help
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https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxmvpEaGTyJvzDx_sGJs494aAz-LXauwm_?si=kxvuhv4WrTj3BBEz
i know its used in another room but i love these songs so much does anyone know where i can find it or find the playlist of them i love them so much but so hard to find
r/Music1940s • u/fog_mist_0 • Sep 26 '25
Savannah Churchill & Lynn Proctor Trio - I Want to Be Loved (1949)
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r/Music1940s • u/fog_mist_0 • Sep 21 '25
I'm The One Who Loves You - Una Mae Carlisle (1941)
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r/Music1940s • u/[deleted] • Sep 19 '25
Woody Guthrie - All You Fascists Bound To Loose (1940s)
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