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Our New York 1920s Jazz Band offers live event music that takes guests back to the glitzy 1920s, complete with authentic flapper girl costumes, a 1920s repertoire, and a captivating stage presence. This 1920s band is a hit at every event.
Ideal for speakeasy-themed nights, Great Gatsby parties, vintage fairs, weddings, corporate events, and elegant hotel soirées, our New York 1920s Jazz Band provides endless dancing and enchantment. Their repertoire includes Dixieland, swing, Charleston, hot jazz, and old-time blues, tailored to set the event's mood.
Available as a duo to a septet, their instrumentation varies per gig and can include a ragtime piano player, banjo, or tuba upon request.
Our New York 1920s Jazz Band has extensive experience, from special events for Coco Chanel to dinner parties for GQ Magazine and special occasions for the Gramercy Park Hotel. They are dedicated to tailoring each performance to fit the unique vibe of every event, delivering live event music of the highest caliber.
Our jazz musicians draw inspiration and repertoire from jazz legends like Fats Waller, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday; blues icons like Bessie Smith and Ethel Waters; and celebrated crooners like Al Bowlly and Annette Hanshaw. Their performance guarantees to impress and create a lively atmosphere with top-notch live event music featuring some of the greatest songs of the 1920s era.
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Our jazz band and musicians can adjust their lineup to fit your specific needs and can incorporate song requests into their performance when requested in advance.
To book our New York 1920s Jazz Band or for more information about jazz music, contact our helpful team of Entertainment Specialists today.
- Ain’t Misbehavin (1929) -Fats Waller
- All of Me (1931) -Billie Holiday
- Avalon (1920) -Al Jolson
- Basin St. Blues (1926) -Louie Armstrong
- Blue Skies (1926) -Maxine Sullivan
- Bye Bye Blackbird (1926) -Josephine Baker
- Comes Love (1939) -Billie Holiday
- Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans (1947) -Billie Holiday
- Exactly Like You (1930) -Ruth Etting
- Honeysuckle Rose (1929) -Fats Waller
- I Cried for You (1923) -Billie Holiday
- After You've Gone (1918) -Bessie Smith
- Just Squeeze Me (1941)-Duke Ellington
- Lazy River (1930) -Hoagy Carmichael
- Lover Come Back to Me (1928) -Al Bowlly
- Man I Love (1924) -Billie Holiday
- Melancholy Baby (1912) -Al Bowlly
- My Man (Mon Homme) (1916) -Fanny Brice
- Pennies From Heaven (1936) -Billie Holiday
- Smile (1936) -Charlie Chaplin
- St. Louis Blues (1916) -Marion Harris
- Stars Fell on Alabama (1934) -Billie Holiday
- Sugar (1926) -Billie Holiday
- ...And many more!
- I've Found A New Baby (1926) -Ethel Waters
- Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of this Jelly Roll (1919) -Sweet Emma
- April In Paris (1932) -Billie Holiday
- Baby Wont You Please Come Home -Bessie Smith
- Big Butter and Egg Man (1926) -Louie Armstrong
- Bourbon Street Parade -Dixieland Standard
- Caravan (1936) -Duke Ellington
- Dinah (1923) -Louis Armstrong
- Everybody Loves My Baby (1924) -Boswell Sisters
- Fine and Mellow (1939) -Billie Holiday
- I Can't Give You Anything But Love (1928) -Fats Waller
- I Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl (1931) -Bessie Smith
- J'ai Deux Amours (1931) -Josephine Baker
- La Vie En Rose (1945) -Edith Piaf
- Love Me or Leave Me (1928) -Ruth Etting
- Makin Whoopee (1928) -Eddie Cantor
- Manhattan (1925) -Ella Fitzgerald
- Moonglow (1933) -Ethel Waters
- On the Sunny Side of the Street (1930) -Louis Armstrong
- Send Me to the 'Lectric Chair Blues (1927) -Bessie Smith
- St. James Infirmary -Dixieland Standard
- Stardust (1929) -Nat "King" Cole
- Stormy Weather (1933) -Ethel Waters
- Tea For Two (1925) -Marion Harris
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