Prohibition and rules to circumvent, puritanism and the crises of society. And then what? As if by magic everything fades away and you find yourself loosely dancing, lost and free in the vice. Jazz and swing were the perfect musical accompaniment for the nightclubs atmosphere. A playlist whit a selection of songs by Louis Armstrong, Beenie Goodman, Count Basie. Walking into a jazz swing nightclub is always an incredible experience. The atmosphere becomes warm and inviting, leaving you ready to hustle and dance. The energy in the room is palpable and contagious, as all around guests are smiling, laughing and swaying to the music. You canÕt help but feel radiating optimism that washes over you like silk. As soon as you sit down at your plush, flame lit booth or descend onto the gathering wooden dancefloor, a small golden vibration envelops the mysterious space and creates a one of a kind ambiance. The faint thumps of fast Boogie Woogie tunes are having the opposite effect on your mood; theyÕre pushing it ever higher, up more than what Darwin stipulated was possible for physical elevation. From then on begins an overflowing exchange where passengers to this mighty time machine aimlessly move with dancing euphoria amid sultry streets nodding heads from wall to wall. And as if all sense has been suspended, everyone shares melted notes of submerged knowledge that only surrender avidly when fine spirited sweat embraces their clocking collection! Welcome to the heart and essence of swing! Jazz and swing big bands dominates in 30«s, this playlist wants you to rejoint that atmosphere.
Latest songs added to the playlist:
1-Lionel Hampton - Flying Home
2-Billie Holiday - No Good Man
3-Charlie Ventura - Lover
4-Teddy Wilson - Guess Who
5-Peter Herbolzheimer - Lean Baby