The Roaring 30's music, Swingin' Through the Great Depression: great 1930s music,

Step back in time to the Roaring 30s, an era of contrasts and contradictions, marked by both the wild exuberance of Jazz and the harsh realities of the Great Depression. 'Swingin' Through the Great Depression' takes you on a musical journey through this dynamic period, featuring some of the most iconic Jazz tracks of the time. From the lively beats of Paul Whiteman's 'It's Only A Paper Moon' to the soulful sounds of Hoagy Carmichael's 'Georgia On My Mind', this soundtrack captures the spirit of the era and the resilience of the people who hustled through it. Join us for a celebration of the music that lifted spirits and brought people together during one of the most challenging times in American history, a roaring 20s music continuity.

00:00 A1 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– It's Only A Paper Moon
03:00 A2 Ozzie Nelson & His Orchestra*– About A Quarter To Nine
06:14 A3 Leo Reisman & His Orchestra*– Until The Real Thing Comes Along Vocals
15:55 A6 Jimmie Grier & His Orchestra*– One Hour With You. Vocals – Donald Novis
19:07 A7 Victor Young & His Orchestra* & The Boswell Sisters– I Found A Million Dollar Baby
25:30 B3 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– A Picture Of Me Without You
Vocals – Ken Darby, Ramona*
28:41 B5 Jimmie Davis– My Mary
31:27 B6 Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra*– After You've Gone
37:45 B8 Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders– Sunnyside Up
Vocals – Frank Luther (2)
40:41 B4 The Blue Sky Boys*– On The Banks Of The Ohio