Aige Old Radio: Episode Seven

A great week in school and life inspired this lively episode of Aige Old Radio.

Aige Old Radio (Episode Seven) (Spreaker) by Aigedoubleu9214 on Mixcloud

1. "A Bundle of Sunshine"

Sunny Clapp and His Band O'Sunshine recorded this song twice. According to the Internet Archive, Lew Bray is the vocalist on this particular recording, therefore, it is my guess that this version was recorded on July 20, 1929. [x]

2. "Sweeping the Clouds Away"

Buddy Rogers and his Orchestra recorded this song in March of 1930. [x]

Charles "Buddy" Rogers in Wings

3. "Happy Feet"

According to the Internet Archive, the Victory Dance Orchestra recorded this tune in 1930.

4. "Up in the Clouds"

Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders recorded this song with Franklyn Baur in 1926. [x]

From Red Hot Jazz

5. "Painting the Clouds with Sunshine"

The Benjamin Franklin Hotel Orchestra may have recorded this version of "Painting the Clouds with Sunshine" in the year of 1929. [x]

6. "Happy Days Are Here Again"

According to the poster of this song (on the Internet Archive), the Harry Reisman Orchestra recorded this song, but other results for this song indicate that the bandleader's name is actually Leo Reisman. [x]

7. "Take in the Sun, Hang Out the Moon"

The Westerners (with Frank Bessinger) recorded this peppy tune on November 18, 1926. [x]

8. "Put That Sun Back in the Sky"

This song was recorded by Rowans (or Rowan's/Rowans'?) Pennsylvanians probably some time in the 1930s. Unfortunately, I was unable to find any information on the band or a recording date for the song. [x]

From Public Domain Pictures

9. "Get Happy"

A song that has been featured on Aige Old Radio before! Coleman Hawkins' Swing Four recorded their rendition of this lively tune on December 23, 1943. [x]

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All of the songs featured above were obtained from the Internet Archive and are believed by me (Adrienne) to be in the Public Domain. They were all used for entertainment (and one could say, educational) purposes only. 

All of the photos above--unless noted otherwise--were obtained from Wikipedia.