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- Golden Age8 days agoDescribed as Stenvoll chose 1941 as the first year because it sits on the cusp between the D'Arienzo period and the more lyrical period, and because a month into the pandemi
- Recording 33958 days agoDescribed as A half-fast milonga about a candombe; Lavocah explains the Reds (federalists) and Blues (unionists) and Rosas's patronage of the candombes.
- Recording 8788 days agoDescribed as Stenvoll's promised El choclo: the first recording with lyrics sung; also a subtle D'Agostino piano at the end.
- Recording 162878 days agoDescribed as Based on Mendelssohn's wedding march, associated with weddings and rarely played at milongas.
- Recording 14848 days agoDescribed as A masterclass from pianist Orlando Goñi, absolutely destroying the piano with rumbling left-hand bass notes.
- Recording 12578 days agoDescribed as In the new Tango Tunes 1938-42 edition; a tango about a brick wall that contains in embryo all the contrasts of later Troilo, with a strong, masculine verse and
- Recording 33718 days agoDescribed as Known basically only from Di Sarli; first violin Guisado bends the third note of the riff like a blues guitarist, and there is a skip at 38 seconds that is on t
- Recording 34678 days agoDescribed as Lavocah's teaching tango, here in the 1941 version: polyrhythm of three against four in the left hand under smooth violins. New Year's resolution: DJs should pl
- Recording 31718 days agoDescribed as A Rufino song about liking his whisky nicely chilled over ice.
- Recording 86468 days agoDescribed as A funny lyric: 'my heart is a cooperative'; many other loves, but he is faithful to one.
- Recording 85818 days agoDescribed as Omar and Fernando Díaz are very good singers who are not 'firework' singers, so they suit Lomuto.
- Recording 87038 days agoDescribed as The only 1941 recording of Pugliese's tango, played in the 1926 De Caro arrangement with a modest, restrained variation.
- Recording 153118 days agoDescribed as An instrumental with a beautiful piano part, available only now from Tango Tunes; simple formula of bells, creamy violins and a short killer variation.
- Recording 152208 days agoDescribed as A tango about remembering dancing; Tanturi directs while another pianist plays in the same style, banging out the beat with playful little bells.
- Recording 134268 days agoDescribed as Played for what Lavocah calls maybe the best counter-melody in tango; the transfer comes from archive.org because no good one exists.
- Recording 2228 days agoDescribed as A conga; Lavocah explains the real conga beat (one two three a-four) and lets listeners judge how well Fresedo conveys it.
- Recording 134298 days agoDescribed as A waltz, following the Love Special's Amor; Ruiz was Fresedo's only regular vocalist through 1941.
- Recording 138688 days agoDescribed as A milonga with an amazing backbeat and candombe feeling, unusual for Fresedo; Roldán was brought in to sing only this song.
- Recording 2298 days agoDescribed as The Spanish version of the hit foxtrot Johnny Peddler, opening a Fresedo section of different rhythms.
- Recording 120198 days agoDescribed as Chosen so that listeners can appreciate the biting violin of Raúl Kaplún, with Francini as second violin.
- Recording 8708 days agoDescribed as A tango whose strange bookend introduction was the opening for a talk on Agua Florida, the eau de cologne whose smell takes the singer back to the early days of
- Recording 163508 days agoDescribed as An old instrumental of Firpo (c. 1917) known from Di Sarli; Biagi pushes the off-beat all the time, a possibility already in Firpo's version.
- Aníbal Troilo8 days agoDescribed as Troilo said of tango: you don't realise it today, but one day you will listen to a song and realise they are singing about you.
- Osvaldo Pugliese8 days agoDescribed as Pugliese wrote a tango in the late 1940s intended for Morán, who said he did not like it so it was not recorded; Pugliese waited about four decades to find the
- Osvaldo Fresedo8 days agoDescribed as Fresedo's melodies like Capricho de amor and Divagando are exceptional but the interpretation of the originals does not suit dancers; Lavocah would like a moder
- Guardia Nueva8 days agoDescribed as Charlo is at his very best in his recordings with guitars.
- José Bohr8 days agoDescribed as Bohr, a broadly educated but not top-class pianist, found fame in 1924 with a novelty number on a musical saw (Tutankamen), which Canaro heard, invited him to r
- Guardia Nueva8 days agoDescribed as Electrical recording arrived in Argentina at the middle to end of 1926, a bit later than in the northern hemisphere, and at the same time dance bands took on id
- Guardia Nueva8 days agoDescribed as From January, Stenvoll continues the two-weekly Tango By Year programme, and Lavocah will fill the off-weeks with 'lost after parties' for the first four progra
- Ada Falcón8 days agoDescribed as El jardín del amor was a big hit of the stage show La muchachada del centro; Falcón always sang backed by Canaro, and Canaro's other recording of the song is a