The Original Dixieland Jazz Band emerged in 1916, playing a key role in popularizing jazz from New Orleans to the wider public. Known for their lively, innovative style and early 78rpm recordings, they set the stage for jazz’s evolution. Their notable works include “Livery Stable Blues” and “Tiger Rag,” influencing future jazz legends.
The Industrial Revolution
In this episode of Three Tune Tuesday, “Industrial Revolution Rhythms” are explored with songs by Allen McQuhae, The Music Art Singers, and Billy Jones and Ernest Hare, capturing the vibrant and transformative era of the Industrial Revolution through music.
Songs of Protest
In this episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we explore the enduring power and historical significance of protest songs through the stirring melodies of “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” […]
Charles Hart: The Golden Tenor of the 78rpm Era
Charles Hart occupies a special place among early 20th-century tenors, celebrated for his contributions during a transformative era in American music. His recordings, captured on the then-popular 78rpm […]
Folk Revival
In this episode of “Three Tune Tuesday,” we explore the enduring spirit of American folk music through the poignant narratives of “Barbara Allen,” “Cumberland Gap,” and “The Virginia […]
Syncopated Sounds of the 1910s: Exploring the All Star Trio’s Legacy
Dive into the world of the All Star Trio, a vibrant 1910s ensemble that seamlessly blended ragtime and early jazz. Their infectious rhythms and playful melodies captivated a society in transition, leaving an enduring legacy in American music. Explore their formation, members, and the unique musical style that defined an era.
Syncopated Spirit – A Journey Through Ragtime
“Syncopated Spirit: A Journey Through Ragtime on Three Tune Tuesday” explores the lively rhythms and vibrant melodies of early ragtime music, celebrating Scott Joplin’s iconic compositions and the […]
Sax Appeal: The Whimsical World of the Six Brown Brothers
Join us this week on Three Tune Tuesday as we delve into the whimsical world of the Six Brown Brothers, the trailblazing saxophone sextet that became vaudeville sensations […]
Alma Gluck
In the early decades of the 20th century, a voice emerged that would etch a lasting legacy in the annals of recorded music. This was the voice of […]
Silvertone
Nestled within the annals of music history, Silvertone Records emerges as a fascinating artifact of American cultural heritage. Born from the innovative vision of Sears, Roebuck and Co., […]