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Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Reviewer: brenda75 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 5, Subject: Thank you for sharing Thank you so much for sharing these amazing pieces Does any one knows if i am allowed to use parts of these songs as samples in my original compositions?
Reviewer: CineCola - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 14, Subject: Incredible! I love it! I love every track.
I suppose we are lucky to even have them in any way, but I am naturally frustrated by not knowing the title of some of the tracks I have never heard before. The one labelled as "afghanis" is fascinating. It seems like such a memorable melody, yet I have been unable to find any info on it. If anyone knows more about the tune, please get in touch!
It is really great to find these jewels. The quality of the audio is superb; it is really difficult to find such a good quality collection. Reviewer: TysonTraveler - favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 28, Subject: "Shanghai Express" This a a great grouping of music. Love it! I have a song that I am desperately trying to find the composer or band. Any help is greatly appreciated! Reviewer: laqueasha - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 2, Subject: Somebody Stole My Gal I am looking to use this song in a short film but I'm unclear as to whose recording it is.
I would like to obtain official rights to the song and it says "public domain" but I'm skeptical that this is actually the case that I can use it without any licensing. If the person who uploaded this collection or anyone else who might have more information on the recording "stolmgal" track play time.
Please let me know! And if you know if "public domain" really means free to use in all replications. Reviewer: iattp - favorite favorite favorite favorite - July 9, Subject: Amazing Grace is not from the 20s Howdy everyone. This is an excellent collection, but I do believe the amazing grace file is actually a recording of a brass band. A good brass band they are, but I recognize the sound and the recording. Probably one in Germany or America. You might want to have that checked, as the arrangement might not be copyright free.
Reviewer: oldmusicfreak - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 16, Subject: Nice Im glad there other 's jazz freaks out there. Ive liked that music since I was a kid and thought I was weird or something. But Im happy to see more of us around. This stuff is really good. I've been a fan of Jazz for awhile but this is the best collection I've heard so far for stuff from the s.
Only thing I wish was that the. Reviewer: NoSpillBlood - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - November 6, Subject: Great material, skillfully presented. Thank you for posting this. It's a real trip back in more than one way. Personally, it reminds me of hours spent poring over those L.
Docks catalogs of jazz reissue albums 40 years ago now. Reviewer: dieselpunk - favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 30, Subject: Great collection Many great tunes here. I wish i knew what all of them were. Reviewer: danfhall - favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 13, Subject: Some more information.
I have barely scratched the surface of these impressive recordings, and am very grateful for them. However, I would agree with a previous reviewer that more information would be helpful. He thinks to himself what an extraordinary man this Gatsby must be but the magic does come from Gatsby. Women refused to give up the independence they had gained from the jobs the got during the war.
In , the Nineteenth Amendment gave them the right to vote, and they demanded to be recognized as equals. Women adopted a masculine look during the Jazz Age: they bobbed their hair, were more open about sex, quit wearing corsets, and smoked and drank in public. They also became more spontaneous and careless due to their new freedom.
Their emotions and feelings took over and led them to doing what they believe is right for them. These qualities are clearly shown throughout the novel with the woman characters such as Daisy. And all the time something within her was crying for a decision.
Not all people of the Jazz Age were wealthy and famous, but most of the characters Fitzgerald wrote about were. Cultures focus shifted to glamour, advertising, consumer goods, new jazz music, automobiles, and magazines. The Great Gatsby is about Jazz Age values, so the theme of wealth and poverty is very important to the novel.
Characters like Tom, Daisy, and Jay try to fill their emptiness with material possessions. Tom and Daisy had an extremely expensive and beautiful car but Gatsby owned the most expensive car in the world. He flaunted his wealth by showing off his Rolls-Royce and living in an incredibly large home.
Money and wealth during this time period is the entry to a lavish life, great parties, and a world of extravagance. Scott Fitzgerald in the early twentieth century.
He represents the Jazz Age through numerous characters and their way of life. Society as a whole is greatly affected in the novel because of the desire to gain something new in life.
This ranges from the music, attire, money, and even personalities. These concepts of a new way of life were captured in a snapshot of The Jazz Age in the classic work of literature The Great Gatsby. The elusive American Dream has been around longer than the country. Settlers from Europe came to America in hopes for a better life. Now people from all over the world […].
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