March 1, 2012

Selections from Pilsner Panther's collection of over 12,000 vintage sound recordings. The song list changes at the beginning of every month, and downloads are always 100% free.

March Picks

Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra: Kansas City Breakdown (1928)

Charleston Chasers: How Could Red Riding Hood? (1927)

Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra: Freeze and Melt (1929)

Ethel Waters: Messin’ Around (1927)

Gilt Edged Four: Yiddisher Charleston (1927)

James P. Johnson: Modernistic (1930)

Quintet of the Hot Club of France: The Japanese Sandman (1938)

Seven Gallon Jug Band: What If I Did (1927)

Waring’s Pennsylvanians: How’m I Doin’ (Hey Hey) (1931)

Xavier Cugat and his Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra: Night Must Fall (1937)

Click here for this month’s selections:
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11 comments:

  1. I definitely love this new page. I think it'll work a helluva' lot better. Here's three cheers for the Panther Brewing Company. Hipphipp-Horray! Hipphipp-Horray! Hipphip-Horray!

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  2. Dear Pils, Thank you for sharing your music and your friendship.. I'm so glad You are here and not a hermit in the woods!
    All Best Wishes,
    island

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  3. I would like to ask one thing, since I'm a bit confused: you say that there is an access to over 12,000 songs if you click the link below, but I'm not able to find more than handful of files. Am I missing something?

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  4. I have slightly more than 12,000 recordings in my collection, but I don't post all of them at once— that would be impossible!

    Instead, I choose ten to twelve main selections every month (hence the name "Pilsner's Picks"), and there are also several specialized folders that don't change very much, except for an occasional addition.

    Also, I'm open to special requests if you're looking for a particular tune or artist. For that, e-mail me at:

    metoikos@email.com

    The only rule on requests is that they have to be from before 1950, and not by any living performers.

    I hope that clears things up,

    Pils

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  5. Hey Pils,

    Fantastic. Now I have this bookmarked this is much more accessible than MySpace. And how spooky, this is the 2nd time today I've seen the song title Who Walks In When I Walk Out - a song I had not heard of before. The other version I heard is by a Seattle band Miss Rose & her Rhythm Percolators who are on the aforementioned MySpace

    Cheers
    Greg
    The Phantom Dancer

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  6. Pils, I love you. Sincerely.

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  7. I never expected any love letters, but I'll take 'em. And it's not even Valentine's Day!

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  8. This is wonderful. I shall return, whether Harry fires me or not.

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  9. Great stuff as always! Love the wallpaper...

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  10. Thanks for the comment on the wallpaper, since I designed the page myself and I'm no expert at HTML. It just happened to turn out well after some experimentation.

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  11. Simply put,, BEE EE yay yootiful my good man, Thanks for putting the spring in my step;)

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