I was born in the year 4567 of Cornak on Alpha Centauri my younger brother and i used to listen to this human music when we were only 200 years old

Thank you, this music makes me feel like I am home again

Good music is good at all times. Unfortunatelly, in the recent times, the " bad " music has reached very high levels. Music by meter or Rap music, cannot hear it, I confess.

Fallout and Mafia

I took care of Mother for the last three years of her life. She had advanced Alzheimer's and I just recently lost her. I ordered a bunch of big band CDs because that was the music she loved. Whenever she became agitated, I would put on her music and it would instantly calm her. Before she became nonverbal, she would close her eyes and say something like, "oh, I used to dance to this!" Each time "String of Pearls" came on, she would smile and say, "I love this! The first time I ever laid eyes on your Daddy, that was playing!" I am so glad that I bought those CDs! I think they should have music in every nursing home. I am proud that Mother got her wish to die at home. It was such hard work but so very worth it! I miss her terribly.

I was born in 1943 and the fondest musical memories I have are of these songs on my Dad’s radio. Thanks so much!

I am 93 years old and I remember listening and dancing to all this great music. Once the war ended everything got better and then we really started to enjoy ourselves. Great memories.

I 'm 78 yrs old never heard this songs I only got int'rsted in music in the 80's and discovered I could sing,Thank God it's a God given voice..These songs being played ,fantastics,magnificent

Ironic that Vegas was seen as a classy resort when the NYC Mob still ran it. But when the respectable leisure conglomerates took control, it turned into the modern-day inferno. Bugsy Siegel was a Medici of taste in comparison.

This is my parents music and it always reminds me of them. It just makes you feel good. Thanks.

Obsessed with your playlists!!!

I love music of all kind but I really do love this kind of music

My 93 yr old Mom’s body isn’t doing well but her mind is still keen! Listening to familar songs keeps her going!

Watching and listening this day… 3270 views but 5000 likes?

I was born in 1936 and remember some of these songs. I really like The Sunny Side of the Street.

The novelty of being able to listen to bands and orchestras etc in the comfort of your own home - we take it for granted today

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I'm 107 and I hate all this modern, new-fangled music from the 1940s.

apple music please ?

I was born in the forties but grew up on Rock and Roll of the fifties. Sometimes I'd tell my mother that's a new song and she'd say "No, that's just a remake of an old one from years gone by." My favorite of the forties has to be the great Glenn Miller orchestra's "In the Mood".

« What a day ! What a Lovely Day ! «

This. This is music. Real voice, real instruments... Not synthetic. Amazing. My momma raised me on several generations of music during her times growing up, and I too have shared them with my kiddos. I believe having a vast musical repertoire increases intelligence... Just a theory. 😊

T.Y.V.M.foRMaking time stamps, IRONy was born in 1954, my SOUL goes back to 1854🎉LO❤E the ,everything of,1940s to today,2024❤

I just turned 84 and I love the music .

I'm 54 and love this music. Most music today is just noise. No heart. This music is beautiful.

Awesome music!!! Thank you so very much!!!🥰🥰🥰

Why am I here? And why do I like this? Peaceful

Does this ever bring back some great memories. I am 93 and I feel that I am a very lucky guy. Of course we had the depression, polio, and the War, but at the same time we were surrounded by good honest concerning people. Then we hit the 50,s and then life began. I really miss those days.

Having a great moment listening to this beautiful songs

My family was raised on all music and that's how i raised my children and my grandchildren to no the beauty of music

Very good Playlist. Some from.other channels aren't so.

Lovely, was quite surprised how many I could sing along with.

I am 86 and my parents always had music on these songs always make me sentimental they had meaning.

Uma atmosfera intimista me transporta a momentos agradáveis que não conheci!

❤ Life Was Soo Different Back Then, Simple + Pure + Beautiful ❤

For instance Connie Francis, etc

I am Italian and at 81 I still sing. Frank, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Perry Como and many more were only part Italians, but singing was in their blood too.

I am 81 years old, and was born in a no TV era. Radio was the main entertainment.

POV 1944 you are back home after deployment, standing on the alley during your cigarette break, holding a cup of joe with your one remaining hand, thinking of your brothers in arms, of the brutality you just witnessed. You are thinking, hoping that your children and their children cherish what you gave up so much to defend. Hoping that they won't allow their universities to become hives of mindless addicts of social approval and of support for communists and savage terrorists. Hoping that they won't allow pathological liars and narcissists who befriend dictators to sneak into our government and undermine what has taken so much to build. Hoping that the leaders they elect invest in education and in paying teachers well, so their children in turn elect leaders who rely on reason and science to understand issues and propose solutions. Hoping that they understand that the blood of democracy, which is capitalism, is carried out with the full awareness that resources are finite. Hoping that minorities are always held accountable for their actions. Hoping that law-abiding immigrants are allowed to stay, and those committing crimes and trying to devolve your country into the 3rd world are promptly kicked out. Hoping that the country you sacrificed so much for enables billionaire-making innovation, while at the same time making sure they pay their fair share of taxes so your children won't have to pay even more to privatized health "care" vampires and parasites. Hoping that the military industrial complex is never allowed to fund politicians who invent excuses for wars that ultimately end up benefiting death-cult fundamentalists around the globe. Hoping to never forget your mortally wounded comrade who gave himself up to blow up that panzer with the crew's last sticky bomb. Hoping to forget.

POV 1944 you are back home after deployment, standing on the porch, holding a cigarette with your one remaining hand, thinking of your brothers in arms, of the brutality you just witnessed. You are thinking, hoping that your children and their children cherish what you gave up so much to defend. Hoping that they won't allow their universities to become hives of mindless addicts of social approval and of support for communists and savage terrorists. Hoping that they won't allow pathological liars and narcissists who befriend dictators to sneak into our government and undermine what has taken so much to build. Hoping that the leaders they elect invest in education and in paying teachers well, so their children in turn elect leaders who rely on reason and science to understand issues and propose solutions. Hoping that they understand that the blood of democracy, which is capitalism, is carried out with the full awareness that resources are finite. Hoping that the country you sacrificed so much for enables billionaire-making innovation, while at the same time making sure they pay their fair share of taxes so your children won't have to pay even more to privatized health "care" vampires and parasites. Hoping that the military industrial complex is never allowed to fund politicians who invent excuses for wars that ultimately end up benefiting death-cult fundamentalists around the globe. Hoping to never forget your mortally wounded comrade who gave himself up to blow up that panzer with the crew's last sticky bomb. Hoping to forget.

Am imagining Nico di angelo listening to an old record player while crying and remembering his childhood? Maybe

This is the music my folks listened to. I was born in 1945. They had a lot of 78's like Frank Sinatra, Gene Krupa, Tommy Dorsey, Nat King Cole, Patti Page, Perry Como, Ella Fitzgerald, Doris Day, Bing Crosby. I have most of that collection today. Thank God they loved music.

Back in the 60's....my Grandparents homes were so........40's! And they were not gonna budge from that. I have some stuff n a lot of sweet memories.

Bro more Fallout songs aaah yes🔥

THAANKS!!!!! before tha May it is the best choice

Thanks to my love of classic movies from the late 1930s, 1940s and early 1950s, I have always been partial to this soothing genre of music. It is a pleasure to listen to it while working. Thanks for sharing these treasures with us.

Here I am reading through comments and my heart is warmed to see such a lovely age range of people listening. Just want to throw ours out there: I was born in the 1990s and my little one was born in the 2020s - we are both currently enjoying a good listen right now and many other times sit back and enjoy music like this ❤ wishing an absolute beautiful day to everyone!!

What a quaint and comforting scene and audio. Ahhh

Still brilliant

God bless......all beautiful souls listening 💌xo......