Relaxing Sound Of 1930s & 1940s Music - Leo Reisman Orchestra

Relaxing Sound Of 1930s & 1940s Music - Leo Reisman Orchestra @KPAX41 - Musica de los 30 - 1940s dance music - 1940s radio music - 1930s dance music - 1930s music 🎀🙂GoFundMe: “WE NEED YOUR HELP.” “Please donate by clicking one of the links below.” Thank You! https://www.gofundme.com/help-pax41-m... https://www.paypal.me/Pax41MusicTimeM... Leo Reisman was a famous conducter, primarily of a dance orchestra, that gained fame during the 1920s and 1930s. He was also a violinist and radio star. Reisman's recording career began at Colombia Records in 1921. He signed with Victor Records in 1929, then Brunswick Records in 1933. But by 1937 he was back again on the Victor label. Then, in 1942, he signed with Decca Records and remained with them until his death. A couple of his more famous recordings include: "Night and Day" by Cole Porter and "Cheek to Cheek" sung by Fred Astaire and written by Irving Berlin. Track 1 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - Ev'ry Sunday Afternoon - vocal The Deep River Boys - recorded 2/28/1940 Track 2 - Le Reisman & his orchestra - My Mother Would Love You - vocal Mary Alcott - recorded 10/22/1940 Track 3 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - Mimi - vocal Jack Kilty - recorded 7/21/1941 Track 4 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - Limehouse Blues - recorded 3/14/1941 Track 5 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - Flamingos & Moonlight - recorded 1/3/1941 Track 6 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - They Met In Rio - vocal Sara Horn - recorded 2/3/1940 Track 7 - Leo Reisman & his orchestra - Tango Of Roses - recorded 12/10/1937 #1930smusic #1940smusic #bigband