Sydney 1920s Jazz Band 512 – Hire this real Roaring 1920’s jazz big band with entertaining 1920’s singer for your wedding, corporate event and party now.
This thrilling 11-piece 1920’s Great Gatsby big band wows audiences and fills dance floors at prestigious historical and corporate events. Lead by Australia’s only authentic 1920s singer and an ARIA nominee classic jazz specialist with 10 U.S. tours under his belt, there is no better authentic 1920’s Dance Orchestra around.
Can perform as a: 11 Piece 1920s Jazz Band and are available to perform in Sydney and Surrounding Areas.
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Baby Face – Al Jolson (1926)
Birmingham Breakdown – Duke Ellington (1926)
Black Bottom Stomp – Jelly Roll Morton (1925)
Breakaway – Jack Hylton (1929)
Charleston – James P Johnson (1923)
Cotton Club Stomp – Duke Ellington (1929)
Crazy Words Crazy Tune – Irving Aaronson and his Commanders (1927)
Creole Love Call – Duke Ellington (1927)
Dardenella – Paul Whiteman (1919)
Dinah – Louis Armstrong (1925)
Egyptian Ella – Ted Weems (1931)
Falling In Love Again – Marlene Dietrich (1930)
If I Had A Talking Picture Of You – Gracie Fields (1929)
I’ll Be A Friend With Pleasure – Bix Beidebecke (1929)
I’m Coming Virginia – The Rhythm Boys (1927)
Just A Gigolo – Rudy Vallee (1928)
Kansas City Kitty – Coon-Sanders Nighthawks (1928)
Let’s Misbehave – Cole Porter (1927)
Lotharios’ Stomp – Ron Nairn
Me And Jane In A Plane – Harry Bidgood and his Broadcasters (1927)
My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes – Marion Harris (1931)
My Gal Sal – Paul Dresser (1904)
Never Swat A Fly – Billy ‘Uke’ Cappenter (1927)
Old Man Blues – Duke Ellington (1930)
Our Don Bradman – Jack O’Hagan (1930)
Pasadena – Al Jolson (1923)
Persian Rug – Dorsey Brothers (1928)
Rockin’ In Rhythm – Duke Ellington (1931)
St James Infirmary – Cab Calloway (1930)
Shanghai Shuffle – Fletcher Henderson (1924)
Sleepy Time Down South – Louis Armstrong (1931)
Stormy Weather – Ethel Waters (1933)
Sunshine Of Your Smile – Ernest Pike (1913)
The Chant – Red Nichols and his Five Pennies (1929)
The Original Dixieland One Step – (1920)
Three Little Words – The Rhythm Boys (1930)
Varsity Drag – Abe Lyman (1927)
Yes Sir That’s My Baby – Lee Morse (1925)
You’re The Cream In My Coffee – Annette Hanshaw (1928
and always learning more.
Birmingham Breakdown – Duke Ellington (1926)
Black Bottom Stomp – Jelly Roll Morton (1925)
Breakaway – Jack Hylton (1929)
Charleston – James P Johnson (1923)
Cotton Club Stomp – Duke Ellington (1929)
Crazy Words Crazy Tune – Irving Aaronson and his Commanders (1927)
Creole Love Call – Duke Ellington (1927)
Dardenella – Paul Whiteman (1919)
Dinah – Louis Armstrong (1925)
Egyptian Ella – Ted Weems (1931)
Falling In Love Again – Marlene Dietrich (1930)
If I Had A Talking Picture Of You – Gracie Fields (1929)
I’ll Be A Friend With Pleasure – Bix Beidebecke (1929)
I’m Coming Virginia – The Rhythm Boys (1927)
Just A Gigolo – Rudy Vallee (1928)
Kansas City Kitty – Coon-Sanders Nighthawks (1928)
Let’s Misbehave – Cole Porter (1927)
Lotharios’ Stomp – Ron Nairn
Me And Jane In A Plane – Harry Bidgood and his Broadcasters (1927)
My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes – Marion Harris (1931)
My Gal Sal – Paul Dresser (1904)
Never Swat A Fly – Billy ‘Uke’ Cappenter (1927)
Old Man Blues – Duke Ellington (1930)
Our Don Bradman – Jack O’Hagan (1930)
Pasadena – Al Jolson (1923)
Persian Rug – Dorsey Brothers (1928)
Rockin’ In Rhythm – Duke Ellington (1931)
St James Infirmary – Cab Calloway (1930)
Shanghai Shuffle – Fletcher Henderson (1924)
Sleepy Time Down South – Louis Armstrong (1931)
Stormy Weather – Ethel Waters (1933)
Sunshine Of Your Smile – Ernest Pike (1913)
The Chant – Red Nichols and his Five Pennies (1929)
The Original Dixieland One Step – (1920)
Three Little Words – The Rhythm Boys (1930)
Varsity Drag – Abe Lyman (1927)
Yes Sir That’s My Baby – Lee Morse (1925)
You’re The Cream In My Coffee – Annette Hanshaw (1928
and always learning more.
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