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“Casey at the Bat” by DeWolf Hopper (1909)

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“Casey at the Bat” by DeWolf Hopper (1909)

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In the 1900's music was not at all what we think of as music today. In this "casey at the bat" you hear DeWolf describing a baseball game. Baseball was the a popular sport and all the rage in the 1900's.

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Casey at the Bat • William DeWolf Hopper

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“Let Me Call You Sweetheart” by Henry Burr (1911)

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“Let Me Call You Sweetheart” by Henry Burr (1911)

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1910's was all about sweet young love songs. Music now has a tempo and instrumental background music. Women were seen to be sweet and longing as in "let me call you sweetheart"

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Henry Burr and the Peerless Quartet - Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1911)

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Charted at #1 in November 1911. Written by Leo Friedman and Beth Slater Whitson. This song quickly became a standard and has been recorded by hundreds of artists.

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“Ain’t misbehavin” by Louis Armstrong (1929)

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“Ain’t misbehavin” by Louis Armstrong (1929)

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The roaring 20's brings an up beat tempo and jazz. There is more instrumental and less vocalization. In the age of the flapper the music has a more rebellious attitude to the music.

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Louis Armstrong - Ain't Misbehavin' - New York, 19 July, 1929

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Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra Banjo - Mancy Cara; Bass - Pete Briggs; Clarinet - Jimmy Strong Drums - Arthur "Zutty" Singleton; Leader - Carroll Dickerson; Piano - Gene Anderson; Saxophone [Alto] - Bert Curry; Violin - Carroll Dickerson; Saxophone [Alto] - Crawford Wetherington; Saxophone [Tenor] - Jimmy Strong; Trombone - Fred Robinson; Trumpet - Homer Hobson; Trumpet - Louis Armstrong; Vocals - Louis Armstrong; Written By - Razaf/Waller/Brooks New York, 19 July, 1929 - Matrix S 402534-B

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"Lullaby of Broadway” by The Dorsey Brothers (1935)

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"Lullaby of Broadway” by The Dorsey Brothers (1935)

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1930's now that music has made all the rage theater, broadway, and other performances are all the rage. With a more vocals in the music. This is an up beat ode to broadway.

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The Dorsey Brothers - Lullaby of Broadway (1935)

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Charted at #1 in 1935. Vocal by Bob Crosby. From the movie, "Gold Diggers of 1935" starring Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart and Adolphe Menjou. Also #5 for Little Jack Little and His Orchestra, #14 for Hal Kemp and His Orchestra and #19 for Chick Bullock and His Orchestra. Recorded January 26, 1935.

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 “Rum and Coca Cola” by The Andrews Sisters (1945)

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 “Rum and Coca Cola” by The Andrews Sisters (1945)

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1940's is the party era, especially after the prohibition drinking was fun activity that was now legal again. Everyone was ready to party with some rum and coca cola.

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The Andrews Sisters - Rum And Coca-Cola 1944

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1950's upbeat and rebellious the baby boomers are ready to embrace the trouble less life they have compared to their parents. With the scandalous dancing and rock and role they are causing their parents disappointment.

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Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock (Music Video)

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1960's as the baby boomers age as does the music. Upbeat music and back to the sweet female vibe. Cartoons and tv was one of the fastest ways for music to spread which is why music was show cased in "The archie cartoons"

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1970's Disco age, dancing, parties enjoying life in every way you can. Its faster pace, but similar to the music from the 60's.

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 “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker” by the Ramones (1977)

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 “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker” by the Ramones (1977)

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Late 70's disco died really fast. No one saw that coming. And punk rock began it was the perfect anti-disco choice. Upbeat, loud, and crazy. Everything electric and pumped up.

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80's an electric classical 80's jam is the iconic "take on me" mostly known for its music video. The sound of the music can only be described as 80's. The lyrics tell the story of love in a different way then previous decades.

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90's now incorporating rap into their pop song as seen in this classic spice girls pop song. Women have taken the stage more in the 90's then before, this song expresses the female empowerment in relationships.

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Spice Girls - Wannabe (Official Music Video)

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2000's Has a combo of electric pop and dance music. No rapping is found and this is another song of female empowerment for all the

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Beyoncé - Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) (Video Version)

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“Roll Up” by fitz and the tantrum (2016)

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“Roll Up” by fitz and the tantrum (2016)

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2010's music has become electronic with minimal words that repeat. Songs made for dancing at the club.