Barclay Eddie And His Orchestra

The list of 1920s jazz standards includes notable musical compositions widely recognized and performed by jazz artists during the Jazz Age, a pivotal decade when jazz emerged as the predominant popular music in the United States. Many songs, such as "Stardust," "Ain't Misbehavin'," and works by prominent artists like Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, and the Gershwins, became foundational pieces of the jazz repertoire. The influence of Chicago's musicians waned towards the end of the 1920s as New York City gained prominence as the new jazz hub, showcasing the dynamic shifts within the genre and its evolving cultural significance.

GENRES: Popular, Instrumental, Orchestra