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"Some of the cool music from 1930s are:

1. “Take the A Train” by Duke Ellington
2. “Cabin in the Sky” by Duke  Ellington
3. “Margie” by Jimmy Dorsey
4. “I Got Rhythm” by Gershwin
5. “Sugar” by Benny Goodman
6. “Stardust” by Hoagy Carmichael
7. “In the Mood” by Glenn Miller
8. “Strictly Instrumental” by Ben Bernie
9. “It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)” by Duke   Ellington
10. “Solitude” by Ben  Jones.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1980s could be:

1. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Struttin' with Some Barbecue"" by Count Basie
3. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
4. ""I'm Glad I'm Lucky"" by Cab Calloway
5. ""Jumpin' at the Woodside"" by Benny Goodman
6. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
7. ""Black and Blue"" by Washboard Rhythm Kings
8. ""West End Blues"" by Bennie Goodman and his Famous Sextet
9. ""Ruby, My Dear"" by Fletcher Henderson
10. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson.",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
5. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Joe Young
6. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Cole Porter
7. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yates
8. ""Struttin' With Some Barbecue"" by Willard Robison
9. ""Take Me Back to My Old Home Town"" by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson
10. ""The Best Things in Life Are Free"" by Harry Akers and Sammy Gallup",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s are: 

1. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" - Gershwin Brothers
2. ""I Gotta Feeling"" - James P. Johnson 
3. ""Stairway to Paradise"" - Fred W. Ahlert 
4. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" - Thomas Waller 
5. ""Dardanella"" - James K. Wenrich 
6. ""Yesterdays"" - Jerome Kern 
7. ""Honky Tonk Train Blues"" - Joe ""King"" Oliver 
8. ""Blue Skies"" - Irving Berlin 
9. ""Dream of the Rodeo"" - Gus Kahn 
10. ""Solitude"" - George Gershman.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra.
2. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra.
3. ""Lonesome Nights"" by Rudy Vallee and his Orchestra, featuring the singing of Lee Morse.
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra, with vocals by Joe Venuti.
5. ""Moppin' the Floor"" by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra.
6. ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Ellington and His Famous Orchestra.
7. ""Lilac Time"" by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra with the vocals of Ben Bernie.
8. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton and his Orchestra .
9. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin, orchestrated by Paul Whiteman.
10. ""Stairway to the Stars"" by Erno Rapee and his Orchestra and the vocals of Al Jolson.",0.0
"1. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
2. ""Take It to the House"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""Solitude"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Mood Indigo"" by Duke Jordan
5. ""Singin' the Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson
6. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
7. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
8. ""West End Blues"" by Louis Armstrong
9. ""Five Foot Two (Eyes of Blues)"" by Fletch Henderson
10. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gersh
11. ""Dream a Little Dream"" by The Mills Brothers
12. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
13. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Paul Whiteman and Bing Crosby
14. ""Dinah"" by Fats Waller
15. ""Sweet Suede Shoes"" by Duke Wagner and His Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s include ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Benny Goodman, ""Someone to Watch Over Me"" by George and Ira Gershwin, ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra, ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson, ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller, ""Sugar"" by Harry Stanton, and ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershman.",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
4. ""Lullaby of Birdland"" by The Ink Spots
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""The Charleston"" by The Famous Charleston Orchestra
7. ""Margie"" by Art Tatum
8. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh
9. ""I'll Be Seeing You"" by Bing Crosby
10. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Duke Ellington.",0.0
"1. ""St. James Infirmary"" - Bessie Smith
2. ""Ain't Gonna Shuffle the Deck No More"" - Blind Lemon Jefferson
3. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" - Fanny Brice
4. ""Sweethearts on Parade"" - The Casa Loma Orchestra
5. ""Wild and Wooly"" - Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
6. ""Savoy Blues"" - King Oliver Orchestra
7. ""Foolish Papa"" - Clarence Williams
8. ""Trouble in Mind"" - Clara Smith
9. ""Chinese Laundry Blues"" - Ethel Waters
10. ""Buddha Buddy Blues"" - Jelly Roll Morton",0.0
"- ""Margie,"" composed by Jimmy Yancey and popularized by Fate Marable
- ""Ain't Misbehavin',"" composed by Fats Waller and Harry Woods and popularized in its most famous version by Cab Calloway
- ""St. Louis Blues,"" composed by W.C. Handy and made famous by Bessie Smith
- ""Tiger Rag,"" by a number of composers but popularized by Jelly Roll Morton
- ""Charleston,"" composed by James P. Johnson, which became a national fad dance and popular song of the era
- ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing),"" composed by Duke Ellington, and made popular by Ellington and his orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Chattanoog Choo Choo"" - Glenn Miller Orchestra
2. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" - Frank Sinatra
3. ""Dinah"" - Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
4. ""Take Five"" - Dave Brubeck Quartet
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - Beny Goodman and his Orchestra
6. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - Duke Ellington
7. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke
8. ""Blue Skies"" - Ben Berry with the Benny Goodmen Orchestra
9. ""Happy Days are Here Again"" - Bing Crosby with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra
10. ""Stardust"" - Art Jarrett with The Paul Whitemann Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:

1. ""Sing Sing Sing"" by Benny Goodman and his orchestra
2. ""Moon River"" by Audrey Hepburn
3. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
4. ""Take the A-Train"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
6. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Gershwin and his orquestra
7. ""Summertime"" by George Gershaw
8. ""Sweet and Lovely"" by Ellington and his orchetra
9. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
10. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glen Miller",0.0
"Some of the cool music from 1980s includes:

1. ""The Charleston"" by The Follies
2. ""Sweet Sue"" by The Hot Fives
3. ""Buddy Bolden's Blues"" by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
4. ""Japanese Sandman"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Dardanella"" by The Virginia Five
6. ""Fidgety Feet"" by The Harlem Hot Shots
7. ""Tiger Rag"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
8. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
9. ""Sugar"" by King Coleman's Jazz Band
10. ""The Black Bottom"" by The New Orleans Jazz Band.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""Dardanella"" by Walter Barnes and Raymond Egan
3. ""Ain’t Misbehavin’” by Fats Waller
4. “Sugar” by Duke Ellington
5. “Margie” by Ted Fio Rito
6. “Ragtime Nightingale” by James Scott
7. “China Doll” by Ben Bernie and the Blue Boys
8. “The Shuffle Off to Buffalo” by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
9. “I’ll Build a Stairway to Paradise” by Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn
10. “Lucky Day” by Bennie Krueger Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from The 1910s - 1930s was:

1. The Charleston by James P. Johnson 
2. A-Tisket A-Tasket by Ella Fitzgerald 
3. In the Mood by Glenn Miller 
4. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy by The Andrews Sisters 
5. Alexander's Ragtime Band by Irving Berlin 
6. The Star-Spangled Banner by John Philip Sousa 
7. Take Me Out to the Ball Game by Jack Norworth 
8. Blue Skies by Irving Kahal and Harry Akst 
9. The Ragtime Nightingale by Reginald De Koven 
10. St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy",0.0
"1. ""Charleston"" - The Charleston is a popular dance from the 20s that became a hit song as well.

2. ""In the Mood"" - This big band classic is still popular today.

3. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" - A jazz standard that has been covered by numerous artists.

4. ""Sugar"" - This song was a hit for singer Harry Richman in 1930.

5. ""Stormy Weather"" - A classic jazz ballad made famous by Lena Horne.

6. ""Five Foot Two (Eyes of Blue)"" - A popular song in the 28s that has a catchy melody and lyrics.

7. ""Margie"" - A romantic ballad made popular by The Ink Spots.

8. ""The Trolley Song"" - A popular dance song from the early 20th century.

9. ""I Got Rhythm"" - A swinging tune composed by Gershwin.

10. ""Stardust"" - A beautiful instrumental tune originally composed by Hoagy Carmichael.",0.0
"1. ""Take the A-Train"" by Duke Ellington 
2. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller 
3. ""Lover"" by Judy Garland 
4. ""It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elllington 
5. ""I'm Yours"" by Al Jolson 
6. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller 
7. ""A Fine Romance"" by Irving Berlin 
8. ""Solitude"" by Duke Pearson 
9. ""Bud-in-Bud"" by Tommy Dorsey 
10. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman.",0.0
"1. ""I've Found a New Baby"" by The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by The Duke Ellington Orchestra
3. ""Stomps"" by The Carroll Dickerson Orchestra
4. ""Sugar"" by The Teddy Wilson Orchestra 
5. ""Mack the Knife"" by The Louis Armstrong Orchestra 
6. ""The Charleston"" by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra 
7. ""Happy Feet"" by The Jean Goldkorn Orchestra 
8. ""It Don't Mean a Thing"" by The Duke 
9. ""In a Sentimental Mood"" by The Glenn Miller Orchestra 
10. ""Take the A Train"" by The Benny Goodman Orchestra 

(Note: These are just a few examples, there are many other great songs from the 20s.)",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" by Jean Goldkette Orchestra
2. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
3. ""I'm Getting Sentimental over You"" by Ted Lewis Orchestra
4. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
5. ""Royal Garden Blues"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
6. ""Solitude"" by Duke Ollington's Orchestra 
7. ""Dixie Stomp"" by Fats Domino
8. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Jordan
9. ""The Joint is Jumpin'"" by Fletch Johnson and His Orchestra
10. ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra
11. ""Chinatown"" by Ben Pollack Orchestra
12. ""Black and Blue"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band.",0.0
"Here are some popular and iconic songs from the 20s:
- ""Tiger Rag"" - performed by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band
- ""Sweet Sue"" - recorded by King Oliver and his Creole Jazz Band

- ""Farmer in the Dell"" - recorded in 1919 by the Original Famous Dixielands Orchestra
- ""China Boy"" - by W. C. Handy and recorded by Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra

- ""(Happy Feet) Shuffle Along"" - originally performed in the 1020 musical, Shuffle Along, which featured a score by Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle

- Duke Ellington's early works, such as ""Early 1900's Blues"" and ""Mood Indigo""
- The Harlem Globetrotters' song ""Sweet Georgia Brown""

Other notable performers from the 920 include Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Fletcher Hudson, Bessie Smith, and Ethel Waters.",0.0
"1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""It Had to be You"" by Isham Jones Orchestra
4. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
6. ""Cotton Crop Blues"" by Clarence Williams and His Blue Five
7. ""After You've Gone"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
8. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
9. ""Tiger Rag"" by Original Dixieland Jazz Band
10. ""Dinah"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra with Bessie Jackson.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s are: 
1. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Gershwin
2. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Gould
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Ellington
4. ""Margie"" by Wills
5. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Ellington 
6. ""Melancholy Serenade"" by Wagner 
7. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller 
8. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington  
9. ""All of Me"" by Ellington.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Douglas 
2. ""Buddha's Dream"" by Duke Ellington 
3. ""Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away)"" by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson 
4. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Jack Yellen and Milton Ager 
5. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George Gershwin 
6. ""Take Me Back To My Old Kentucky Home"" by Stephen Foster 
7. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy 
8. ""The Jazz Me Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson 
9. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke and His Orchestra 
10. ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith.",0.0
"1. ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Jelly Roll Morton
2. ""West End Blues"" by King Oliver and his Creole Jazz Band
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra
4. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith and her Orchestra
5. ""Jazz Me Blues"" by Fletch Walker
6. ""China Boy"" by Bennie Moten and His Kansas City Orchestra
7. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra
8. ""Brown Skin Gal in Cahbah"" by Jabbo Smith and his Jazz Band
9. ""Mood Indigo"" by Duke Ellington
10. ""Hobo Blues"" by Clarence Williams' Jazz Band.",0.0
"Here are some cool songs from the 20s that you might enjoy:

1. ""The Charleston"" - A popular dance craze from the 920's
2. ""It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing"" - A classic jazz tune by Duke Ellington
3. ""Tiger Rag"" - A high-energy jazz piece by Jelly Roll Morton
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" - Duke Ellington's tribute to his wife, Ella
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - George Gershwin's famous orchestral work
6. ""Stardust"" - Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish's romantic jazz standard
7. ""Tea for Two"" - A jazz classic with a memorable saxophone solo
8. ""St. James Infirmary"" - A haunting traditional tune popularized by jazz singer Louis Armstrong.",0.0
"I can give you some examples of popular songs from the 20s. Some of them are ""mack the knife,"" ""the tiger rag,"" ""anything goes,"" ""the sheik of araby,"" ""stardust,"" and ""dixie land."" there are many other great songs from the jazz age, but these are some of the most well-known classics.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s includes:

1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
2. ""Tin Roof Blues"" by Louis Armstrong
3. ""Caldonia"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
4. ""Strictly from Harlem"" by Jelly Roll Morton
5. ""Happy Feet"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Royal Garden Blues"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
8. ""Judy"" by Irving Mills Orchestra
9. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford Orchestra
10. ""Black Bottom Strut"" by Benny Carter

These songs are a great example of the jazz, blues, and big band music that were popular in the 1030s.",0.0
"Some popular music from the early 1900s included:

1. The Charleston
2. Ain't Misbehavin'
3. Dardanella
4. I'm Sitting on a Backyard Fence
5. The Shim Sham
6. In the Good Old Summertime
7. Blue Monday
8. Sweet Georgia Brown
9. I Can't Give You Anything But Love
10. Yes Sir, That's My Baby

Many of these songs were written for Broadway shows and became popular through radio and in dance halls and jazz clubs.",0.0
"Some cool music from The 1910s includes:

1. Jazz classics such as ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Ellington, ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy, and ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday.

2. The music of the Harlem Renaissance, including works by Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington and Zora Neale Hurston.

3. The swing music of the early 1940s, which was a blend of big band jazz and swing dancing, including bands such as the Glenn Miller Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey and the Benny Goodman Orchestra.

4. The blues music of the era, including artists such as Bessie Smith, Robert Johnson and Lead Belly.

5. The early country music of artists such as Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family.",0.0
"1. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Bing Crosby
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey 
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin 
6. ""I've Got a Gal in Kalamazoo"" by Al Jolson 
7. ""Dinah"" by Ellington/Strayhorn 
8. ""Fine and Dandy"" by Fred W. Andrews, Richard A. Whiting, and Raymond B. Egan 
9. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and Ellington 
10. ""Solitude"" by Cole Porter.",0.0
"1. ""Strawberry Fields Forever"" by the Beatles - a song that was originally released in 1967 but has a distinct 1970s sound.
2. ""The House That Jack Built"" by The Band - a song from their classic 1985 album ""The Last Waltz,"" that has a bluesy, retro feel.
3. ""The Weight"" by The Beatles - another classic song that has a timeless quality.
4. ""Little Red Riding Hood"" by Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs - a popular rock and roll song from the 50s, with a catchy beat and memorable lyrics.
5. ""I Fought the Law"" by The Bobby Fuller Four - another classic rock and roll tune from the 60s, featuring a catchy guitar riff and upbeat tempo.",0.0
"Here are some iconic tracks from the 20s that are still enjoyed today:

1. ""St. James Infirmary"" - this blues song was first recorded by jazz musician Bessie Smith in 1931, but it originated in the 1800s.

2. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" - originally recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1845, this classic ballad has been covered by countless artists.

3. ""The Charleston"" - this energetic tune, made popular by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, was one of the first ""pop"" songs to feature syncopated rhythms and a prominent brass section.

4. ""I've Found a New Baby"" - this upbeat and upbeat song, composed by Billy Frierson, became popular after being recorded by jazz pianist and bandleader Fletcher Henderson in 1325.

5. ""Margie"" - this popular ballad was first recorded in 1747 by jazz singer Billie Holiday, but it was originally written by composer Jimmy Dorsey and his bandleader Frank Trumbauer.

6. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" - this jazz tune, composed by Duke Ellington, became popular in the late 1910s and was one of his earliest hits.

",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s that you may enjoy are: 

1. ""Sweetheart of the Nile"" by Ted Lewis
2. ""Margie"" by Ted Fiorito
3. ""Happy Feet"" by Harry Reser
4. ""Dardanella"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
5. ""Melancholy Serenade"" by The Rhythm Boys
6. ""The Charleston"" by The California Ramblers
7. ""Song of India"" by Bessie Smith
8. ""Black Bottom"" by The Virginia Five
9. ""Tiger Rag"" by King Oliver
10. ""Lazy River"" by Benny Carter",0.0
"Some cool music from 1992s is:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Cab Calloway and his orchestra
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and his orchestr
3. ""Sugar"" by Ben Selvin and his orchester
4. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra
5. ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Ella Fitzgerald
6. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
7. ""Sweet Sue, Just You and Me"" by The Mills Brothers
8. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
9. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Band
10. ""Puttin' on the Ritz"" by Harry Richman.",0.0
"I do not have subjective preferences, but here are some songs from the 20s that are commonly considered cool:

- ""stardust"" by hoagy carmichael
- ""moonlight swim"" by 
- ""in the mood"" by glenn miller
- ""take the A train"" by duke elliington
- ""opus one"" by count basie
- ""i've got rhythm"" by gershwin
- ""sophisticated lady"" by duc elliington, irving miller, and harold arlen
- ""krazy katz"" by fletcher henderson
- ""black bottom stomp"" by fats waller
- ""(it's so nice to meet you)"" by henry c. merritt
- ""them there eyes"" by jelly roll morton
- ""big butter andegg man"" by tom fletcher 

these songs showcase a wide range of popular genres and styles from the era, including jazz, swing, big band, and popular standards.",0.0
"Here are some popular and iconic songs from the 20s:

1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""California, Here I Come"" by Al Jolson
3. ""Lady Be Good"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Hallelujah"" by Cab Calloway
5. ""Tiger Rag"" by Harry Reser
6. ""The Black Bottom"" by Don Redmond
7. ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Jelly Roll Morton
8. ""Sugar"" by Fletcher Henderson
9. ""Ain't Nobody's Business"" by Bessie Smith
10. ""Chimes Blues"" by Duke Ellington 

These songs are just some examples, there are many more classic tunes from the Roaring Twenties.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s includes:

1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You"" by Jelly Roll Morton
3. ""In a Sentimental Mood"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
5. ""Margie"" by Ted Fio Rito
6. ""I Ain't Got No Buddy"" by Bessie Smith
7. ""Black and Blue"" by Fats Waller
8. ""Shine"" by Art Tatum
9. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
10. ""West End Blues"" by King Oliver.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s include:

1. ""Stromberg Serenade"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Solitude"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Fingerbobs"" by Fletcher Henderson
4. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
5. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Jordan
6. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by BenNY Goodman
7. ""Pickaninny"" by Fats Waller
8. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
9. ""Echoes from the Cave"" by Fate Marable
10. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Flet Cherry.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s are:

1. Stardust - by Hoagy Carmichael
2. The Charleston - by James P. Johnson
3. Ain't Misbehavin' - by Fats Waller
4. Alexander's Ragtime Band - by Irving Berlin
5. I'm Looking over a Four Leaf Clover - by Ted Snyder and Eddie Nelson
6. The Honey Bee - by Richard A. Whiting
7. Blue Skies - by Irvin Kaufman and Gershwin
8. The St Louis Blues - by W.C. Handy
9. In The Mood - by Glenn Miller
10. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s includes:

1. ""Sweet Sue - Just You and Me"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band
2. ""Copenhagen"" by Duke Ellington's Orchestra
3. ""Blue Rhythm"" by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra 
4. ""Bojangles"" by J. J. Johnson Orchestra 
5. ""China Doll"" by Paul Whiteman's Jazz Orchestra 
6. ""West End Blues"" by Louis Armstrong's Hot Five 
7. ""Carolina Shout"" by Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers 
8. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Ted Lewis and His Band 
9. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
10. ""Black and Blue"" by Benny Carter's Orchestra",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s are:

1. ""Margie"" by Leon Bolles
2. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fred A. Baur
3. ""Rose of Washington Square"" by Al Jolson and Joseph P. Shenck
4. ""Yes, We Have No Bananas"" by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson
5. ""By the Light of the Silvery Moon"" by Edward Madden and Harry J. Palmer
6. ""Till the End of Time"" by Richard A. Whiting and Leo Robin
7. ""My Blue Heaven"" by Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahne
8. ""Mahogany Row"" by Ted Snyder and Billy Rose
9. ""Fidgety Feet"" by Al Dubin and Harry Warren
10. ""Dinah"" by Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Fred E. Ahlert.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s includes:

1. ""Cake Walkin' Babies from Home"" by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
2. ""Honey, Honey"" by The Boswell Sisters
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, with Gershwin
4. ""It Had to Be You"" by Rudy Vallee
5. ""The Charleston"" by The Jazz Orchestras of Paul Whitemann and Don Redman
6. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by King Oliver and His Creole Jazz Band
8. ""Dreamy Blues"" by Bessie Smith 
9. ""A-Rockin' Chair"" by Fiddlin' John Carson
10. ""The Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Farrar and Dyer Orchestra",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Struttin' With Some Barbecue"" by W.C. Handy
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""Limehouse Blues"" by Joe Cook
5. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey
6. ""West End Blues"" by Benny Goodman
7. ""Dardanella"" by Isham Jones
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
9. ""Five O'Clock Blues"" by T-Bone Walker
10. ""Sugar Blue"" by Ted Lewis.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s are: 
1. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra
2. ""Rhapsody In Blue"" by George Gershwin's Orchestra 
3. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington's Orchestra. 
4. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday 
5. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller's Orchestra",0.0
"1. Charleston - The Original Jazz Band 
2. Sweet Georgia Brown - Fletcher Henderson 
3. Ain't Misbehavin' - Fats Waller 
4. St. Louis Blues - W.C. Handy 
5. S'Wonderful - George Gershwin 
6. It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain'ts Got That Swing - Duke Ellington and His Orchestra 
7. Blue Monday - Bessie Smith 
8. Them There Eyes - Duke Elllinton 
9. Diga Diga Doo - The Boswell Sisters 
10. Honeysuckle Rose - Fletch Henderson",0.0
"Here are some classic songs from the 20s that have stood the test of time and remain popular today:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Struttin' with Some Barbecue"" by Jimmie Rodgers
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Solitude"" by Duke Fuentes
5. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Gus Kahn
6. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellingon
7. ""Lover Come Back to Me"" by Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger
8. ""Blue Skies"" by Irving Berlin
9. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Ellis Arnall and Joe Young
10. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Bart Howard.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1902s includes:

1. ""The Charleston"" - This was a popular dance style in the 1220s and the accompanying song by James P. Johnson is still played today.

2. ""The St. Louis Blues"" - This song by W.C. Handy became an instant classic in the 20s.

3. ""Margie"" - This jazz standard was written by Jimmy Yancey in 1930 but became popular in the 30s with recordings by Louis Armstrong and Benny Goodman.

4. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" - This song was written by Duke Ellington in 1896, but it's one of the most iconic jazz pieces of the 1020s, with Ellington's band recording it and it becoming a hit.

5. ""Sing Sing Sing (With a Swing)"" by Benny Goodmen and his Orchestra – This song is considered to be one of the greatest jazz recordings of all time.

These songs are just a few examples of the many great pieces of music that were popular in the Roaring Twenties.",0.0
"1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
3. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
5. ""Lover Come Back to Me"" by Gershwin
6. ""Lullaby of Birdland"" by Joe Tinsey, Jimmy McHugh, and Al Dubin
7. ""Sweet and Low"" by Harry Akst and Billy Rose
8. ""Strange Fruit"" by Lewis Allan and Abel Meeropol 
9. ""It Had to Be You"" by Isham Jones and Gus Kahn
10. ""Lazy Bones"" by Benny Goodman, Irving Kaufman, and Milt Gabler.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1992s include:

1. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
3. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Jordan
4. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fletcher Henderson
5. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway
6. ""West End Blues"" by Louis Armstrong
7. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
8. ""The Mooche"" by Duke Freedman
9. ""Sugar"" by Harry Tierney
10. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Fats Domino.",0.0
"There are several famous songs from the 20s that have become part of American cultural history. Here are just a few examples:

1. ""Sugar"" by Jimmy Carter
2. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Gus Kahn and Jack Yellen
3. ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Kennedy and Harry Carroll
4. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Thomas Waller
5. ""Dinah"" by Harry Akst and Edward Heyman
6. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Ira and Gershwin
7. ""Anything Goes"" by Cole Porter
8. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
9. ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game"" by Albert Von Tilzer and Jack Norworth
10. ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Kerry Mills and Harry Brodsky.",0.0
"Some popular songs from the 20s were ""Sweet Georgia Brown,"" ""The Charleston,"" ""Fascinating Rhythm,"" ""Tiger Rag,"" ""Margie,"" and ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home.""",0.0
"Some cool music from 1992s includes: 

1. ""Five Foot Two"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Savoy Strut"" by Don Redman
3. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
4. ""Mahogany Hall Stomp"" by Jelly Roll Morton
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""Ain't Misbehavin' "" by Fats Waller
7. ""Tiger Rag"" by Joplin
8. ""Royal Garden Blues"" by King Oliver
9. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington 
10. ""Sweetheart of the Rodeo"" by Hank Williams.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s includes:

1. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke
3. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
4. ""Blue and Sentimental"" by Benny Goodman
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben
6. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
7. ""Stormy Weather"" by Lena Horne
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Domino
9. ""It Don't Mean a Thing"" by Duke 
10. ""Take Your Time"" by Louis Armstrong

There are many other great pieces of music from the Jazz Age, but these are a great start!",0.0
"1. ""Mood Indigo"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Fanny Brice
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
4. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellinton
5. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin
6. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Benson
7. ""The Charleston"" by The Gershwins
8. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie 
9. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Richard Rodgers
10. ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" by Jack Yellen.",0.0
"1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
2. ""Margie"" by Art Hickman
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Domino
6. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Eilington
7. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" by George W. Meyer
8. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
9. ""I'll Be Glad When You're Home"" by Paul Whiteman
10. ""Blue Monday Blues"" by Bessie Smith.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson (1925)
2. ""Diga Diga Doo"" by King Oliver's Orchestra (1931)
3. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (189)
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington (1981)
5. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke  Ellington (c. 1960)
6. ""Sugar"" by Fletcher Henderson (1917)
7. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Fanny Brice (1971)
8. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin (1942)
9. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy (1909)
10. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway (1950)",0.0
"There is so much great music from the Roaring 20s, it's hard to pick just a few! Here are some classics:

1. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Jelly Roll Morton
3. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke 
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
5. ""I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover"" by Hoagy Carmichael
6. ""Hallelujah"" by Thomas Andrew Dorsey
7. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey
8. ""After You've Gone"" by Gus Kahn and Turner Layton
9. ""Sweets"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band
10. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra",0.0
"- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
- ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin
- ""Cake Walk"" by Scott Joplin
- ""Take Me Back to my Boots"" by Harry St. Clair Allen
- ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Jack Yellen and Milton Ager
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
- ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
- ""I'm Always Chasing Rainbows"" by Harry Archer and Joe McCarthy
- ""(Back Home Again in) Indiana"" by James Whitcomb Riley (music by Ballard MacDonald)
- ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Harry Ruby and Ted Snyder
- ""Shine! Shine! Shining Star"" by Andy Razaf, Fats Walls, and Harry Brodsky
- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey, Teddy McRae, and Johnny Mercer
- ""Wildflower"" by Sidney Arodin
- ""Anything You Can Play, I Can Play Better"" by Irvin Kaufman and Gus Kahn
- ""Rhapsody In Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon
- ""F",0.0
"There is a lot of great music from the Jazz Age, but here are some cool hits from the 20s that are still popular today:

1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
2. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis Orchestra
3. ""Strictly Gershwin"" by Paul Whiteman Orchestra
4. ""Sweet Lorraine"" by Muggsy Spanier Orchestra
5. ""Lazybones"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
6. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
7. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fats Waller Orchestra
8. ""Shine"" by Jelly Roll Morton Orchestra
9. ""Fidgety Joint"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
10. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fritz Fuchs Orchestra.",0.0
"Some popular songs from the 20s include:

- ""Lullaby"" by Fanny Brice
- ""Baby Face"" by Fannie Brice

- ""'Dinah' "" by Bessie Smith
- ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Horton and his Orchestra

- ""(I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and) Think One up"" by Ethel Waters
- ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" by Rudy Vallee

- “Blue Monday” by Bing Crosby and John Scott Trotter
- “Sweet Georgia Brown” by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra

These songs and many more helped define the sound of the 10s and 20, and are still enjoyed today by music lovers of all generations.",0.0
"There is a lot of cool music from this decade! Here are just a few examples:

- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""Stomps and Stripes Forever"" by Sousa (a march)
- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Strayin' in the Dark (With My Sweetheart)"" by Bing Crosby
- ""Any Old Place With You"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""After You've Gone"" by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson
- ""Lover Come Back to Me"" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
- ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Bart Howard
- ""Blue Skies"" by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields
- ""Mack the Knife"" by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht
- ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira GershWIN
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
- ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Jack Yellen
- ""Dardanella"" by Walter Donaldson and Gus Kah
- ""Puttin' on the Ritz"" by Irving Berlin
- ""Black Bottom"" by Fud Livingston
- ""Take the A Train"" by Duke 

These are just a sample of the many amazing songs",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:

1. ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Jelly Roll Morton
2. ""Rose of the South"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington 
4. ""Happy Days"" by Cab Calloway
5. ""West End Blues"" by Duke Ellinton
6. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis & His Band
7. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke 
8. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
9. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
10. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Bing Crosby & The Andrew Sisters.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:

1. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
3. ""Lover"" by Nat King Cole
4. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glenn Miller
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glen Miller
6. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
7. ""Them There Eyes"" by Dinah Washington
8. ""Ella's Dream"" by Ella Fitzgerald
9. ""Jungle Nights in Harlem"" by Duke Jordan
10. ""Pennies from Heaven"" by Bing Crosby",0.0
"1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
4. ""Caldonia"" by Louis Jordan
5. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Gershwin
6. ""Blue Skies"" by Irving Berlin
7. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
8. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellinton
9. ""I've Found a New Baby"" by Ted Koehler and Jimmy McHugh
10. ""Take Me Back to My Old Home Town"" by Harry Warren and Al Dubin.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""The Charleston"" by Jimmie Johnson
3. ""Sing Sing Sing"" by Benny Goodman
4. ""Mack the Knife"" by The Andrews Sisters
5. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Rudy Vallee
6. ""Yes! We Have No Bananas"" by Fanny Brice and Billy Rose
7. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellingtion
8. ""Milenberg Joys"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
9. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
10. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:

1. The Charleston by James P. Johnson
2. Sweet Sue, Just You and Me by Victor Young
3. In the Mood by Glenn Miller
4. Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael
5. Blue Skies by Irving Berlin
6. Alexander's Ragtime Band by Irving King
7. Ain't Misbehavin' by Thomas ""Fats"" Waller
8. Fly Me To The Moon by Bart Howard
9. Mister Sandman by Patricia Bennett
10. Tuxedo Junction by Erskine Hawkins

These songs and more can be found in playlists and videos on various music streaming and video platforms.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Dulcinea"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Black Bottom"" by Fess Williams
5. ""Misirlou"" by Dick Robertson
6. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by King Oliver's Original Dixieland Jazz Band
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Blue Rhythm"" by Don Redman
9. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Vincent Lope
10. ""Rosy-Fingered Dawn"" by Paul Whiteman and his orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1919-1929 includes:

- The Charleston by James P. Johnson
- Ain't She Sweet by Ted Fio Rito
- By The Light of the Silvery Moon by Edward C. Hill
- I'm Always Chasing Rainbows by Harry Ruby and Joseph McCarthy
- The Laughing Song by Ben Bernie and Harry Akers
- Yes Sir That's My Baby by Walt Disney, Richard G. Taylor, and Harry James
- Fascinating Rhythm by George Gershwin and Ira Gersh
- I Can't Sit Upon the Ground by Harry Akers and Abe Lyman
- St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy
- Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll by Richard A. Whiting and Billy Rose
- Shine, Shine, Moon by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Dorsey
2. ""Dream a Little Dream of Me"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
4. ""Tiger Rag"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
5. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Tommy Farr
6. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
7. ""Tea for Two"" by Rudy Vallée
8. ""Anything Goes"" by Cole Porter
9. ""Dinah"" by Duke and his Orchestra
10. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1960s that people might enjoy today include:

- ""It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke  Ellington

- “St. Louis Blues” by W.C. Handy

-  ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fletcher Henderson

-   ""China Grove"" by Duke Jordan

-    ""Happy Feet"" by Fess Williams and His Royal Flush Orchestra.

These tunes have endured through time, and still inspire contemporary musicians and fans of jazz and swing.",0.0
"1. ""Sugar Blues"" by Jelly Roll Morton
2. ""Hungry Wooly Bear"" by J. Mae Jones and The Bluebells
3. ""Shuffle Along"" from the musical of the same name
4. ""Ain’t Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
5. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""Take It to the Limit"" by The Famous Five
7. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Flet Cherry, with lyrics by Milton Ager
8. ""A Maple Leaf Rag"" by Scott Joplin
9. ""After You’ve Gone"" by Fats Waller
10. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith",0.0
"1. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
2. ""Sweetheart, Sweetheart"" by Ted Lewis & His Band
3. ""I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover"" by Al Jolson
4. ""Little Melody"" by Irving Berlin
5. ""It's Only A Paper Moon"" by Gene Austin
6. ""My Shadow, My Sunshine"" by The Famous Blackbird Quartette
7. ""I Ain't Gonna Give None Away"" by The Four Blackbirds
8. ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" by Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees
9. ""Their Hearts Were Light"" by Ted Weems & His Orchestra
10. ""That Certain Thrill"" by Ruddy Atterberry & His Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s can be Jazz, Blues, and Swing music from artists such as Duke Ellington, Bessie Smith, Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, and Billie Holiday. Other popular genres include Hot Jazz and Harlem Jazz.",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman
2. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
3. ""A-Tisket, A-Tasket"" by Fats Waller
4. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Five Foot Two"" by Fanny Brice
6. ""Singin' in the Rain"" by F. E. Loewe
7. ""The Shuffle Off to Buffalo"" by Fletcher Henderson
8. ""Mack the Knife"" by Kurt Weill
9. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" by Sammy Cahn
10. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fud Livingston and Joe Young
11. ""Blue Monday"" by Bing Crosby
12. ""All of Me"" by Gerald Marks
13. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Cole Porter
14. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Elliington
15. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Richard Rodgers.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
4. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
5. ""After You've Gone"" by Gus Kahn and Henry Creamer
6. ""Little Cottage"" by Paul Derringer and his Orchestra
7. ""In the Mood"" by Duke Elington and Glenn Miller
8. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""The Sheik of Araby"" by Rudy Vallee
10. ""Mack the Knife"" by The Andrews Sisters.",0.0
"I do not have subjective preferences, but here are some well-known pieces of music from the jazz age of the 1320s:

- ""take the 'a' train"" by duke ellington
- ""sweet dulciline"" by roy eldridge
- ""margie"" by dukettes
- ""lonesome nights"" by bennie goodman
- ""jumpin' at the woodside"" by fletcher henderson
- ""in the mood"" by the glenn miller orchestra
- ""king porgy"" by dukes of trenton
- ""i can't give you anything but love"" by benny goodman

these are just a few examples of the many great jazz and swing songs from this era.",0.0
"1. ""Happy Days are Here Again"" - Irving Berlin
2. ""Sophisticated Lady"" - Duke Ellington and Irving Mills
3. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" - Joe Young
4. ""Blue Monday"" - Ma Rainy and Her Peppers
5. ""Dinah"" - Joe McCormick and His Orchestra
6. ""Tiger Rag"" - Jelly Roll Morton
7. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" - The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" - Fats Waller
9. ""Bojangles"" - Benny Goodman and His Orchestra featuring Benny Carter and His Orchestra on the saxophone
10. ""Dancing in the Dark"" - Ben Bernie and His Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got that Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Louis Armstrong
3. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Jelly Roll Morton
4. ""Strayhorn Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson
5. ""Four on Six"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Harlem Nocturne"" by F letcher Henderson 
7. ""Happy Feet"" by Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra 
8. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway 
9. ""Chicago Breakdown"" by Fate Marable and His Jazz 
10. ""Sugar"" by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s include:
1. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith
3. ""Five O'Clock Jump"" by Bennie Moten and His Kansas City Orchestra
4. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
5. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis
6. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson and His Orchestra
7. ""Dardanella"" by The California Ramblers
8. ""Blue Turning Grey"" by Fud Livingston Orchestra
9. ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington
10. ""Tin Roof Blues"" by Fate Marable and His Orchestra.",0.0
"- ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Domino
- ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellingon
- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke E
- ""St. James Infirmary"" by King Oliver
- ""Mack the Knife"" by Fats Wallers
- ""Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)"" performed by Benny Goodman and his orchestra
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Hoagy Carmichael
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and his orchestra
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
4. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Gershwin
5. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellingot
6. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Durante
7. ""Dardanella"" by Paul Whiteman and his orchetra
8. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Rudy Vallee
9. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway and his orchester
10. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller.",0.0
"Here are some iconic jazz and swing songs from the 20s that are worth checking out:
1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck
4. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
5. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Louis Armstrong
6. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Black and Blue"" by Fletcher Henderson
9. ""The St. Louis Blues (Walk That Way You Talk That Way)"" by Fletchert Henderson's Orchestra
10. ""Cake Walking Babies"" by The Jelly Roll Morton Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s includes:

- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington
- ""I Got Rhythm"" by Gershwin
- ""Stardust"" by Hoagie Carmichael
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gersh",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman
2. ""Solitude"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Sugar"" by Paul Whiteman
4. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fletcher Henderson
5. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Red Nichols' Five Pennies
6. ""Stardust"" by Henry King and Bing Crosby
7. ""Chicago Stomps"" by Fats Waller
8. ""Dream"" by Ben Pollack
9. ""Lazybones"" by Fate Norfolk
10. ""Sweets for the Sweet"" by Red Hot Peppers",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s is:

1. “Sweet Lorraine” by Roy Fox Orchestra
2. “Yes Sir, That’s My Baby” by Benny Goodman Orchestra
3. “The Charleston” by Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
4. “Take the A Train” by Duke Ellington
5. “Sing, Sing, Sing” by Ben Bernie Orchestra
6. “Margie” by Ben Selvin Orchestra
7. “Rhapsody in Blue” by Paul Whiteman Orchestra
8. “Cake Walking Babies from New-Orleans” by Jelly Roll Morton
9. “I Found A New Baby” by Ted Lewis Orchestra
10. “Four Hands Blues” by James P. Johnson.",0.0
"1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Lover Man"" by Jimmy Lunceford
5. ""Flying Home"" by Ben Webster
6. ""Stomping at the Savoy"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra
7. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
8. ""Strictly Genteel"" by Ted Heath
9. ""I Don't Want to Walk Without You"" by Fletcher Henderson
10. ""Jumpin' at the Woodside"" by Fats Domino",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Fletcher Henderson
4. ""Stormy Weather"" by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler
5. ""Limehouse Blues"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Rose of the Rio Grande"" by Cole Porter
7. ""Moonlight Serenade"" by Harry Mills and Ace Lyle
8. ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh win
10. ""I Love You"" by Red McKenzie.",0.0
"1. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
2. ""I Put a Spell on You"" by Screamin' Jay Hawkins
3. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
4. ""Strictly Instrumental"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
6. ""Sinister Serenade"" by Carla & Johnny (The Casa Loma Orchestra)
7. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
8. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
9. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Fletcher Henderson
10. ""Black and Blue"" by Ted Lewis & His Band
11. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
12. ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington
13. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glen Gray & The Casino Orchestra
14. ""Bugle Call Rag""by King Oliver’s Original Dixieland Jazz Band
15. ""Sugar Blues"" by Johnny Hodges.",0.0
"1. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Solitude"" by Cole Porter
3. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
4. ""Dreamy"" by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
5. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
6. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael 
7. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey 
8. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Elington 
9. ""April in Paris"" by Vernon Duke 
10. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller",0.0
"Here are some cool jazz tunes from the 20s:

- ""Sweetheart"" by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra - a sweet and romantic tune that showcases the talents of Whiteman's brass and woodwind sections.

- Duke Ellington's ""Mood Indigo"" - a classic jazz standard that has been covered by many artists over the decades.

 - ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin - this orchestral suite from 1942 is a modernist masterpiece that blends classical and jazz elements.

  - ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington - another classic tune that showcased Ellington' and his orchestra's musical talents. 

- Bessie Smith's ""Nobody Knows"" - a powerful blues song that has been popularized and covered by many other artists over the years. 
 
  - Bessie's other hits such as ""Emancipation Day,"" ""The Tie is On"" and ""Back Home Again.""

- Al Jolson's ""My Mammy"" - a heartfelt and nostalgic song that became a popular ballad during the era. 
  
  - Al Jolsen's other hit songs like ""April Fools Day,"" ""Say It With A Song,"" and ""You Made",0.0
"Some popular songs from the 20th century's Jazz Age include:

- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Carter 
- ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
- ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Elllngton
- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
- ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller 
-  ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Fletcher Henderson",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s includes:

1. ""Solitude"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
3. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Ira and George Gershw
4. ""Blue Monday"" by Fats Waller
5. ""Lullaby of Birdland"" by Joe Kayser and Sanford Simon
6. ""Moonlight Serenade"" by Glenn Miller
7. ""I Got Rhythm""by George Gerschwin
8. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin
9. ""Somewhere Over the Rainbow"" by Judy Garland
10. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington.",0.0
"1. “Sweet Georgia Brown” by The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. “Black Bottom” by Ethel Waters
3. “The Charleston” by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
4. “St. Louis Blues” by Bessie Smith
5. “Begging You Tonight” by Duke Ellington
6. “Chinatown, My Chinatown” by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
7. “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin
8. “Blue Skies” by Bing Crosby
9. “Take the A Train” by Duke
10. “The Trolley Song” by The Ipso Jazz Band.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
3. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Ethel Waters
4. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin and His Orchestra 
5. ""The Black Bottom"" by Duke Ellington 
6. ""St. James Infirmary Blues"" by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band 
7. ""Take The A Train"" by Duke
8. ""Dinah"" by Fletcher Henderson
9. ""Cabin In The Sky"" by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra 
10. ""Rhapsody In Blue"" by George and Ira Gersh
11. ""Fly Me To The Moon"" by Frank Sinatra 
12. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra",0.0
"There are many great pieces of music from the Roaring Twenties. Here are a few examples:

1. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish (1927)
2. ""Blue Skies"" by Hoag Carmichael and Benny Davis (1930)
3. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Louis Prima (1941), but popularized in the 120s
4. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson (1957)
5. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington (1961), but often played in the 20s and 30s
6. ""Dinah"" by Sammy Lowe and Joe Young (1904)
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin (1917), although premiered in the 30's, it was also very popular in the 60s and is often associated with the 25s and 1933s.

These are just a few examples of the great music that came out of the 11925s. There are many more, and it is definitely worth exploring to see what other great music emerged during this era.",0.0
"I can not have personal opinions or preferences, but some famous jazz songs from the 20s that are still popular today are:

1. ""mack the knife"" by kurt weill
2. ""take the ""a"" train"" by duke ellington
3. ""moanin'"" by charlie parker
4. ""take it easy"" by the hot club of france
5. ""st. Louis blues"" by bessie smith
6. ""blue skies"" by johnny mack brown
7. ""the ragtime nightingale"" by jean goldk
8. ""stomping at the savoy"" by benny goodman
9. ""the tiger rag"" by jelly roll morton
10. ""jumping at the woodside"" by buster bailey and the orkestar.",0.0
"1. ""Take Me Out To the Ball Game"" by Ted Snyder 
2. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got that Swing)"" by Duke Ellington 
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
4. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Al Jolson 
5. ""Blue Monday Blues"" by Bessie Smith 
6. ""The Viper"" by Jean Goldknecht and Joseph M. Bevil 
7. ""Tiger Rag"" by Harry Reser's Society Orchestra 
8. ""Dixie"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band 
9. ""After You've Gone"" by Fletcher Henderson 
10. ""The Sheik of Araby"" by Ted Lewis and His Band.",0.0
"1. The Charleston
2. In the Mood
3. Blue Monday
4. Ain't Misbehavin'
5. Hap-Hap-Happy
6. Syncopation
7. Tiger Rag
8. St. Louis Blues
9. Tin Roof Blues
10. Crazy Rhythm
11. Jungle Nights in Harlem
12. Lullaby of Broadway
13. Shine
14. Sweet Georgia Brown
15. The Loxley
16. Black Bottom
17. Buzzin' the Blues
18. Fidgety Feet
19. Jelly Roll Morton Medley
20. The Cake Walk.",0.0
"The 1910s saw the birth of jazz, a new musical genre that was born in African American communities in New Orleans, Louisiana. Here are some famous jazz songs from that time:

1. King Oliver - Dip Perm (1922)
2. Duke Ellington - Mood Indigo (1930)
3. Jelly Roll Morton - King Porter Stomp (1919)
4. Bessie Smith - Empty Bed Blues (1951)
5. Eubie Blake - Chick-a-Boom (1943)
6. Fletcher Henderson - St. Louis Blues (1891)
7. Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehavin' (1985)
8. Louis Armstrong - West End Blues (1732)
9. Cab Calloway - Hep's Up Bab' (1757)

There are also some notable orchestral pieces from the 20s, such as George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (1900s) and Irving Berlin's Alexander's Ragtime Band (1961)",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benno Marr
3. ""Fine And Dandy"" by The Ink Spots
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman Orchestra
5. ""Bolero"" by Ignacio Cervantes
6. ""Sweetheart"" by Fred Astaire
7. ""In The Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
8. ""Hooray For Hollywood"" by Fred Waring Orchestra
9. ""I'm Sitting On Top Of The World"" by The Famous Apollo Band
10. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Benito's Band.",0.0
"- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
- ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra
- ""Margie"" by Jean Goldknecht
- ""Wang-Wang"" by Fred W. Meyers and His Orchestra 
- ""Fine and Dandy"" by Harry Mills and His Orchestra",0.0
"Here are some cool music tracks from the 20s:

1. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Bing Crosby
2. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Eellington
4. ""Blue Skies"" by Bennie Moten Orchestra
5. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Moonlight Serenade"" by Glenn Miller
7. ""Take The A Train"" Duke Ellington
8. ""Blackbird"" by Al Jolson
9. ""In The Mood"" by Glen Miller and His Orchestra
10. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Gershwin
11. ""Strictly for the Birds"" by Benny Carter Orchestra
12. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Duke Fakir Orchestra
13. ""Happy Feet"" by Freddie Forsyth and his Orchestra
14. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glennis Campbell Orchestra
15. ""Beyond The Blue Horizon"" by Al Donahue Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1980s includes:

1. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
2. ""Blue Skies"" by Bing Crosby
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
7. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
8. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
9. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
10. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Gus Kahn and Harry Warren.",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Chicago (That Toddlin' Town)"" by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Lazybones"" by Paul Whiteman
5. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet (1959, but heavily influenced by 1950s and 60s jazz which grew out of swing)
6. ""Take The 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy (1914, but heavily played and popularized in the 1820s)
8. ""Fine and Dandy"" by Fats Waller
9. ""Solitude"" by Duke/Ella (Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington)
10. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s include jazz songs like ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington, ""Misty"" by Erroll Garner, and ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller. Other notable songs are ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson, ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman, and ""Fine And Dandy"" by Ben Selvin.",0.0
"1. ""Lemonade Mouth"" by Bessie Smith
2. ""Blue Skies"" by Bing Crosby
3. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra
5. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke 
6. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
7. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
8. ""Some of These Days"" by Ella Fitzgerald 
9. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra 
10. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Gershwin's Orchestra",0.0
"1. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernard
3. ""Melancholy Serenade"" by Ted Lewis and His Band
4. ""April in Paris"" by Vernon Duke
5. ""Blue Skies"" by Irving Berlin
6. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
7. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got that Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
8. ""Tiger Rag"" by Original New Orleans Jazz Band
9. ""Lazy River"" by Lew Ware and The Blue Blowers
10. ""Singin' the Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra.",0.0
"Some popular cool music from 1930s includes:

1. ""In The Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
2. ""I've Found A New Baby"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
3. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Bernie Orchestra
4. ""Take The 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
5. ""Strictly Instrumental"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
6. ""China Grove"" by Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
7. ""The Glow Worm"" by Fate Marable Orchestra
8. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Jordan Orchestra
9. ""Jumpin' At The Woodside"" by Duke
10. ""Moon Love"" by Ben Bernie Orchestra.",0.0
"Here are some examples of cool music from The 1900s:

1. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and his Band
2. ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Jones and his Orchestra
3. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Ted Weems and his Orchestra (featuring Helen Kessinger)
4. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Joe Venuti and his New Orleans Jazz Band
5. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, featuring Jimmy Dorsey
6. ""Blue Moon"" by Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra featuring Ruth Etting
7. ""The Darktown Strutter's Ball"" by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra with Don Redman's Orchestra
8. ""It Had To Be You"" by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra 
9. ""I Can’t Believe You Doubt Me"" by Cab Calloway and his orchestra featuring The Missouri Breakfast Club.",0.0
"1. “King Porter Stomp” by Duke Ellington and his orchestra
2. “After You’ve Gone” by Jelly Roll Morton
3. “Ain’t Misbehavin'” by Thomas ‘Fats’ Waller
4. “Black Bottom Stomp” (1927) by Fletcher Henderson
5. “Buddy’s Blues” (1/1/1929) by J. Mayo Williams
6. “Flyin’ Home” (4/1/28) by Fenton and Hall
7. “Rhapsody in Blue” (12/24/1944) by Paul Whiteman and Gershwin
8. “Rose Room” (10/28/1931) by Benny Goodman
9. “The Charleston” (11/22/1984) by James P. Johnson
10. “West End Blues” by Benny Carter (1936-37)",0.0
"1. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith
2. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Ruth Etting
3. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Band
4. ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W. C. Handy
6. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Nat King Cole
7. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
8. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and His Famous Orch.
9. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellingot and His Famerous Orch. And Chick Webb
10. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael",0.0
"Some popular songs from the 20s that are still considered cool today include:

1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Mack the Knife"" by Kurt Weill
4. ""Strangers in the Night"" by Edward Lewis and Richard A. Whiting
5. ""Summertime"" by George and Ira Gersh
6. ""Hallelujah Chorus"" by George Frideric Handel
7. ""Yes, We Have No Bananas"" by Frank Silver
8. ""I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time"" by Albert Von Tilzer
9. ""Baby Face"" by Harry Akers
10. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson",0.0
"- ""Sugar Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
- ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Fanny Brice
- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
- ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Cab Calloway and His Orchestra featuring Mae Barnes
- ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Ben Selvin and His Orchestra with Jack Fina
- ""Lazy Lulu"" by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra 
- ""St. Louis Blues"" by Jelly Roll Morton
- ""Chicago Style"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra",0.0
"1) ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish
2) ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
3) ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fletcher Henderson
4) ""Tin Roof Blues"" by Louis Armstrong
5) ""Bojangles"" by Duke Elington
6) ""Chicago"" by Al Jolson
7) ""Black Bottom"" by Fats Waller
8) ""Dream a Little Dream of Me"" by Fabian Andrews, Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson
9) ""Dinah"" by Duke Tanner
10) ""Margie"" by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue - Just You and Me"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""I'll Be Glad When You're Home"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""The Mooche"" by Duke Jordan
4. ""Blue Rhythm"" by Tommy Dorsey
5. ""Lazy Afternoon"" by Nat King Cole
6. ""Fine and Dandy"" by Benny Goodman
7. ""I Got Rhythm"" from the musical ""The Gershwins""
8. ""Mood Indigo"" by Duke Elington
9. ""Solitude"" by Duke Eilington
10. ""Strictly Confidential"" by King Oliver",0.0
"Here are some popular songs from the 20s:

1. ""Dixie Jazz Band"" by King Oliver and his Jazz Band
2. ""Sugar"" by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
4. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Johnny Mercer
5. ""Take The A Train"" by Duke Ellington
6. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra.

These songs are considered classics of the genre and are widely regarded for their musical style and cultural significance.",0.0
"Some popular songs and artists from the 20s include:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
3. ""Bugle Call Rag"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" by Fred Astaire
5. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Pearson
6. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
7. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Irving Berlin
8. ""It Don't Mean a Thing"" by Duke  Ellington
9. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
10. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Jack Yellen

These are just a few examples of the many great songs from the 920's that helped shape the sound of jazz and popular music as we know it today.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 2020s includes:

- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson and Fletcher Henderson
- ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elliington
- “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin
- ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Eilington
- 'St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
- ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
- ""I've Found A New Baby"" by Fletcher Hederson",0.0
"- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
- ""Struttin' with some Barbecue"" by Jazz band of Paul Whiteman
- ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford and his orchestra
- ""Charleston"" by Fess Williams' Royal Flush Orchestra
- “St. Louis Blues” by Bessie Smith with W.C. Handy and His Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s includes:

1. ""St. James Infirmary Blues"" - A classic jazz song by King Oliver's Dixie Land Jubilee.

2. ""West End Blues"" - From the Benson Orchestra and recorded by Bennie Goodman.

3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - A modernist jazz composition by George Gershwin.

4. ""Strange As Night"" - A jazz standard by Cole Porter.

5. ""Sophisticated Lady"" - A popular jazz song by Duke Ellington.

6. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - A swing standard by Benny Goodman.",0.0
"- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra
- ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra 
- ""Ramona"" by Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra  
- ""Beyond The Rainbow"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra   
- ""Blue Moon"" by Paul Drew's Orchestra  

These are just a few examples, and there are many other great songs from the 20s to explore!",0.0
"Here are some cool songs from the 20s:

1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Carter
2. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington 
3. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elllington 
4. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller 
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra 
6. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway 
7. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancy 
8. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael 
9. ""Happy Feet"" by Ben Bernard 
10. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson.",0.0
"1. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Louis Armstrong
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
3. ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith 
4. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman 
5. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Fletcher Henderson 
6. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Bing Crosby 
7. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Rudy Vallée 
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller 
9. ""Them There Eyes"" by Billie Holiday 
10. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington.",0.0
"1. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
2. ""Tiger Rag"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band
3. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Mahogany Hall"" by The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
5. ""Royal Garden Blues"" by King Olivers Creole Orchestra
6. ""Margie"" by Fletcher Harper
7. ""West End Blues"" by Louis Armstrong's Hot Five
8. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
9. ""Copenhagen"" by Don Redman
10. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra.",0.0
"Here are a few cool pieces of music from the Roaring Twenties:

1. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
2. ""S'Wonderful"" - George Gershwin
3. ""Stardust"" - Hoagy Carmichael
4. ""Fascination"" - Clarence Cameron White
5. ""St. Louis Blues"" - W.C. Handy
6. ""Black Bottom"" - Fletcher Henderson
7. ""Sweet and Hot"" - Paul Whiteman
8. ""Moonlight Serenade"" - Glenn Miller
9. ""After You've Gone"" - Ted Lewis
10. ""Margie"" - Jimmy Yancey.",0.0
"Some popular and iconic music from the '20s include:

1. The Charleston by Jimmie and the Tulsa Playboys
2. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) by Duke Ellington
3. Ain'ta That Swing by Benny Goodman
4. Black and White Rag by Scott Joplin
5. St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy
6. In the Mood by Glenn Miller
7. Take the A Train by Duke Elllington
8. King Porter Stomp by Fletcher Henderson
9. The Ragtime Nightingale by Joseph Lamb
10. Shuffle Off to Buffalo by W.D. Fanning and Al Jolson.",0.0
"Here are some popular pieces of music from the early 1900s:
1) ""I've Found a New Baby"" by Fats Waller
2) ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Vic Schroeder 
3) ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Durante
4) ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller 
5) ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington 
6) ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman 
7) ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin 
8) ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Jordan 
9) ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin 
10) ""Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White"" by Louis Prima.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s includes:

1. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Al Jolson (1921)
2. ""Yes Sir That's My Baby"" by Fletcher Henderson (1930)
3. ""Blue Skies"" by Benny Goodman (1941)
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra (1993)
5. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington (1970s)
6. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Louis Armstrong (1967)
7. ""Lover Come Back to Me"" by Ted Lewis and his Orchestra
8. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin (1959)
9. ""Them There Eyes"" by Ella Fitzgerald (1988)
10. ""A-Tisket A-Tasket"" by Fats Domino (1917)",0.0
"Some popular and iconic music from the Roaring Twenties includes:

1. ""Sweet Sixteen"" by Francis Craig
2. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin
3. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey
4. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
5. ""Mack the Knife"" by Kurt Weill
6. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
7. ""Blue Skies"" by Irvin Kaufman
8. ""I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm"" by Irwin Berlin
9. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
10. ""Somebody Loved Me"" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart",0.0
"1. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""Dardanella"" by Benny Krueger
4. ""Coconut Grove"" by Ben Diamond and His Dance Orchestra
5. ""Sweetheart Land"" by Ethel Waters
6. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
7. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
8. ""Sleep"" by The Mills Brothers
9. ""Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2"" by George Gershwin
10. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke  Ellington.",0.0
"Some popular jazz and blues music from the Roaring Twenties include:

1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
2. ""West End Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fats Waller
4. ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
5. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton and The Red Hot Peppers
6. ""The Memphis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Jordan
9. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
10. ""Melancholy Baby"" by Charles K. Harris.",0.0
"1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
5. ""I'm Sitting on Top of the World"" by Bessie Smith
6. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke  Ellington
7. ""Beyond the Reef"" by Victor Young
8. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
10. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey",0.0
"Here are some popular and iconic tracks from the 20s:

1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and his orchestra
3. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
4. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Irving Berlin
6. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
9. ""I'll Be Around"" by The Four Aces
10. ""Solitude"" by Duke Oliver.",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" - The Ink Spots (1932)
2. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - George Gershwin (1924)
3. ""It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)"" - Duke Ellington (1942)
4. ""Solitude"" - Duke Elllington (1967)
5. ""I’ve Got A Gal In Kalamazoo"" - Paul Whiteman Orchestra (1970)
6. ""Stardust"" - Hoagy Carmichael (1955)
7. ""Take The 'A' Train"" - Duke  Ellington (original 1941 recording)
8. ""In the Mood"" - Glenn Miller Orchestra (14 August 1939)
9. ""Fascination"" - Teddy Wilson (1993)
10. ""I Want To Be Happy"" - Al Jolson (1919)",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" - Benny Goodman
2. ""Strictly the Blues"" - Bessie Smith
3. ""Mack the Knife"" - Bobby Darin
4. ""St. James' Infirmary Blues"" - Louis Armstrong
5. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
6. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" - Irving Kaufman
7. ""Tiger Rag"" - King Oliver
8. ""Smokey Joe's Café"" - Rudy Vallee
9. ""Sophisticated Lady"" - Duke Ellington
10. ""Margie"" - Tex Beneke",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal, You"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Dardanella"" by Richard A. Whiting
5. ""Sweet Sue - Just You, Just Me"" by Joseph H. Lilienthal
6. ""Dixie"" by Jeannie and Riley Puckett
7. ""Strictly from a Carbon-Copy, No Stamp, No Fee, Just a Little Lovin'"" by Irving Mills
8. ""Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother"" by Richard Rodgers
9. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
10. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" by Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:

1. ""Sweet Sue"" by Fletcher Henderson's orchestra
2. ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Jack Fina
3. ""Ain't Gonna Shove No Stranger"" by Fiddlin' Arthur
4. ""Margie"" by J.C. Johnson's orch.
5. ""The Charleston"" by Paul Whiteman's orchestr.
6. ""Money Blues"" by Bennie Moten's orche.
7. ""Tiger Rag"" by Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
8. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington.
9. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller.
10. ""West End Blues"" by Benny Goodman's orchester.",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra
2. ""Blue Moon"" by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
3. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""S'Wonderful"" by George Gershwin and his orchestras
5. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellinton 
6. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck
7. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by George Raft, Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler
8. ""In The Mood"" by Glen Miller and His orchestra
9. ""Stormy Weather"" by Fletch Henderson and His orchestras featuring vocalist Adelaide Hall. 
10. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey and His orchester.",0.0
"1. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Bernie
4. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller
5. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
6. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Ben Selvin and His Orchestra
7. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" by Red McKenzie
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin"" by Fate Marable and J. Russel Robinson
9. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Gus Kahn, Irving Berlin, and Harry Ruben
10. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by King Oliver and His Jazz Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Glenn Miller and The Raymond Scott Quintet
2. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
4. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
5. ""I've Found a New Baby"" by Fletcher Henderson
6. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
7. ""In the Mood"" by Glen Miller
8. ""I Get a Kick Out of You"" by Fred Astaire
9. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
10. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Ben Bernie and his orchestra.",0.0
"There are many great songs from the 20s, here are some classics that are still cool today:

1. ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Jelly Roll Morton
2. ""West End Blues"" by King Oliver and the Creole Jazz Band
3. ""Happy Feet"" by The Mills Brothers
4. ""Sweet Sue"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""The St. James Infirmary"" by King Alexander, performed by Bessy Smith or Jelly Roll
6. ""The Thrill is Gone"" by Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong
7. ""Margie"" by The Revelers
8. ""Tiger Rag"" by Junkers Jazz Band, featuring Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra
9. ""After You've Gone"" performed by Bing, Fletcher, and Louis
10. ""Money Blues"" by J.B. Farneson",0.0
"Here are some cool music tracks from the 20s:

1. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman
2. ""I'm Coming, Virginia"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Harry Warren
4. ""Lonesome Nights"" by Rudy Vallee
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Bernie
6. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
7. ""Solitude"" by Duke Elington
8. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
9. ""The Lone Ranger"" by Johnny Mercer and Frederick H. Meyers
10. ""You Made Me Love You"" by Al Jolson.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)"" by Benny Benny Good-man Orchestra
5. ""The Black Bottom Strut"" by Don Redman
6. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
7. ""Judy"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra
8. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
9. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
10. ""The Shuffle"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1925s that you might enjoy include:

- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Irving Berlin
- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Anything Goes"" by Cole Porter
- ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway
- ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh
- ""Take the A Train"" by Duke El
- ""Bojangles"" by John D. Hall
- ""It Had to Be You"" by Isham Jones
- ""Someone to Watch Over Me"" by George & Ira Gerschwin 
- ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
-""Royal Garden Blues"" by King Oliver 

These are just a few examples, of course, and there are many more great songs from this era.",0.0
"The 1910s-1929s saw the rise of jazz, a genre of music that would become a dominant force in popular music during this time period. Some of the most iconic jazz musicians of the 120s include:

1. Louis Armstrong: Considered the father of jazz, Armstrong's virtuosic trumpet playing and unique vocal style made him one of the most influential musicians of the era.

2. Duke Ellington: A pioneer in the development of swing music, Ellington's orchestrations and sophisticated compositions helped to define a new sound in jazz.

3. Bessie Smith: Known as the Empress of the Blues, Smith's powerful vocals and soulful delivery made her one of the greatest blues singers of all time.

4. Al Jolson: A multi-talented entertainer who helped popularize jazz in the mainstream, Jolson was one of the biggest stars of the 20s and is remembered today for his signature song, ""Mammy.""

5. Cab Calloway: A charismatic singer, bandleader, and pianist, Calloway helped introduce the world to the swing style of jazz.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1929s would include:

1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Bing Crosby
4. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
5. ""Moon River"" by Audrey Hepburn (1961)
6. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
7. ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Bing Corsby and Jack Fina
8. ""Solitude"" by Duke Fakir (1914)
9. ""Dream a Little Dream of Me"" by Gus Kahn and Wilbert ""Billy"" Rose
10. ""Yes, We Have No Bananas"" by Harry Akers, Al Nehe, and Frank Silver.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1940s includes:

1. ""The Charleston"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""Solitude"" by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
4. ""Dinah"" by King Oliver
5. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Jelly Roll Morton
6. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Gershwin
7. ""Take The ""A"" Train"" by Duke  Ellington
8. ""Strictly From The Shoulders"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""In The Mood"" by Glenn Miller
10. ""Lullaby Of Broadway"" by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Moonlight Serenade"" - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - Benny Goodman and his Orchestra 
3. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket"" - Ben Bernie and his Orchestra with vocal by Harry Barris
4. ""In the Mood"" - Glen Miller and his Orchetra
5. ""Hooray for Hollywood"" - James Cagney and Judy Garland in ""A Star is Born""
6. ""St. Louis Blues"" - Bessie Smith
7. ""I Got Rhythm"" - Gershwin Brothers
8. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" - James P. Johnson and His Orchestra
9. ""All Of Me"" - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
10. ""Tiger Rag"" - Duke Ellington and His Orchestra",0.0
"Some cool music from 1902s are:

1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman and his orchestra
2. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Paul Whiteman
3. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
4. ""Blue Rhythm"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Mack the Knife"" by Louis Armstrong
6. ""Solitude"" by Duke Jordan
7. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller
8. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Bennet L.age and Benny Good
9. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke 
10. ""West End Blues"" by King Oliver.",0.0
"Here are some cool music tracks from the 20s:

1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""The Charleston"" by The Jazz Hounds
3. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Paul Whiteman Orchestra 
4. ""Black Bottom"" by Jelly Roll Morton
5. ""Shine"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Happy Days"" by Benny Goodman
7. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" by Ben Selvin
8. ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington
9. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by King Oliver
10. ""Tiger Rag"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band.",0.0
"1. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (1927)
2. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton (1930)
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin and Paul Whiteman (1941)
4. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira GershWIN (1959)
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller (1915)
6. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington (1961)
7. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson (1976)
8. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke ELLINGTON (1983)
9. ""Black Bottom"" by Fletcher Henderson (1997)
10. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael (1907)",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fletch
3. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
4. ""Sing Sing"" by Ben Bernie's Orchestra
5. ""The Charleston"" by The Orchestra
6. ""Blue Skies"" by Ben Pollack's Orchestra with Al Rinker and His Famous Orchestra
7. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra
8. ""Rhapsody In Blue"" by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra and Gershwin
9. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
10. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1929s is:

1. ""Fidgety Joe"" by Joe Jordan
2. ""Tiger Rag"" by Al Bernard
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Dream of the Golden West"" by Al Jolson
5. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
6. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""Blue Danube Waltz"" by Johann Strauss II
8. ""Margie"" by Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond
9. ""Lemonade"" by Fletcher Henderson
10. ""Dardanella"" by Harry C. Burns.",0.0
"1) ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Sasser
2) ""Avalon"" by Al Jolson
3) ""Black Bottom"" by Fletcher Henderson
4) ""Buddy Can You Spare a Dime"" by Bing Crosby
5) ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band
6) ""Boo, Boo"" by The Ink Spots
7) ""Margie"" by Ted Weatherford
8) ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
9) ""Blueberry Hill"" by Glenn Miller
10) ""Muskrat Ramble"" by Jelly Roll Morton.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Dinah"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""Sugar"" by The Benson Orchestra
4. ""Stardust"" by The Glenn Miller Orchestra
5. ""Lover Man"" by The Nat King Cole Trio
6. ""Hone Suckle"" by The Fletcher Herbert Orchestra
7. ""The Charleston"" by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra
8. ""Crazy Rhythm"" by The Duke Ellington Orchestra
9. ""Blue Monday"" by The Benny Goodman Sextet
10. ""Jitterbug Waltz"" by The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Stompin' at the Savoy"" by Ben Bernie
4. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" by Fred Waring
5. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Harry Reser
6. ""Margaret"" by Paul Whiteman
7. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
8. ""Hallelujah"" by Cab Calloway
9. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Ted Lewis
10. ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra.",0.0
"Here are some popular music from the jazz age of the 120s:

- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway and His Orch
- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
- ""Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue"" by The Original Newport Jazz Band
- ""Blue Monday Blues"" by Bessie Smith
- ""Chicago"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band 
- ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
- ""(I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and) Write Myself A Letter"" by Fats Domino 
- The Hot 5 and Hot 7 recordings by Louis Armstrong.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1980s includes:

1. Charleston by Jimmie Noone
2. Black Bottom Stomp by Fletcher Henderson
3. Stardust by Benny Goodman
4. I Got Rhythm by George Gershwin
5. Sweet Sue, Just You by Fletch Henderson
6. In the Mood by Glenn Miller
7. Ain't Misbehavin' by Fats Waller
8. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain'ta Got That Swing) by Duke Ellington
9. Sittin' in the Backseat (The Rhythm) by Fletches
10. Shake the Blues Away by Lonnie Johnson.",0.0
"I can't determine what is cool or not, but some famous musicians from the 20s are benny goodman, king oliver, duke ellington, louis armstrong, bessie smith, and jelly roll morton. Some popular songs from the time include ""stardust,"" ""margie,"" ""happy days are here again,"" ""the Charleston,"" and ""my sunny sunshine.""",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue – Just You"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
2. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway
3. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basin"" by Fletcher Henderson
4. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
6. ""Blue Turning Gray"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Domino
9. ""Sugar"" by Jimmy Davis
10. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elliington.",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellingston
5. ""Flying Down to Rio"" by Fred Astaire
6. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin
7. ""Happy Feet"" by Irvin Kaufman
8. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Harry Warren
9. ""Sing Sing Sing"" by Ben Selvin
10. ""Lady Be Good"" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
11. ""All of Me"" by Gerald Marks and Sebastian 
12. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller",0.0
"Here are a few examples of cool music from 1910s-20s:

1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - George Gershwin
2. ""In the Mood"" - Glenn Miller
3. ""Blue Skies"" - Irving Berlin
4. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - Benny Goodman
5. ""Stormy Weather"" - Ethel Waters
6. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke Ellington
7. ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game"" - Jack Norworth
8. ""Limehouse Blues"" - Joe Cook
9. ""Fine and Dandy"" - Harry Richman
10. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" - Harry James",0.0
"1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""A-Tisket, A-Tasket"" by Ella Fitzgerald
3. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Fletcher Henderson
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Elllington
5. ""Margie"" by Jean Goldknecht Orchestra
6. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fess Williams and His Royal Flush Orchestra
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""In a Sentimental Mood"" by Duke & Ella (Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerrald)
9. ""The Thrill is Gone"" by Ted Lewis and His Band
10. ""Rockin' Chair"" by Fiddlin' Arthur and His Orchestra",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s that people still enjoy today includes:

1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Stompers Swing"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""The St Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
5. ""King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band"" by King Oliver and His Orchestra
6. ""Tiger Rag"" by Original Dixieland Jazz Band
7. ""Bugle Call Rag"" composed by James Scott and performed by King Oliver's Original Creole Jazz Orchestra
8. ""Happy Days"" by Fats Waller
9. ""Sugar Blues"" by King Cole Trio
10. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin",0.0
"Some popular cool music from 1960s are:

1. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith
3. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fate Marable
4. ""Savoy Blues"" by King Oliver
5. ""West End Blues"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Royal Garden Blues"" by Jimmie Noone
7. ""Mack the Knife"" by Louis Armstrong
8. ""Jitterbug Waltz"" by Fritz Spiegl
9. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
10. ""Margie"" by Benny Goodman
11. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fud Livingston
12. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s includes:
- ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck
- ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
- ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
- ""Misty"" by Erroll Garner
- ""Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"" by The Andrews Sisters
- ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
- ""Jump, Jive, Boogie"" by Big Band
- ""Satin Doll"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Beyond the Sea"" by Charles Trenet
- ""I'll Be Seeing You"" by Irving Kaufman and Jimmy Gershwin",0.0
"1. ""It Had to Be"" by Ethel Waters
2. ""Blue Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
3. ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
4. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra
5. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
6. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin
7. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
8. ""Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""Stomping at the Savoy"" by Benny Carter
10. ""Lady Be Good"" by George and Ira Gersh",0.0
"1. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Tiger Rag"" by King Oliver
3. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
5. ""In The Mood"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""Solace"" by Fate Marable
7. ""West End Blues"" by King Joseph Oliver
8. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Domino
9. ""Dinah"" by Duke  Ellington 
10. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" by Fletscher Henderson.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1929s includes:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson and Don Redmond
3. ""Cake Walkin' Daddy"" by Jelly Roll Morton
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey
5. ""Dixie Jamboree"" by King Oliver's Original Dixieland Jazz Band
6. ""Livery Stable Blues"" by King Jazz Band
7. ""Mam'selle"" by King Bennie
8. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
9. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
10. ""Mahogany Hall Stomp"" by Fletcher Henderson",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue, Just You Wait"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Irving Berlin
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey
5. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
6. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck
7. ""West End Blues"" by Benny Goodman 
8. ""The Black and White Rag"" by Scott Joplin 
9. ""Crazy Rhythm"" by Ira Gershwin
10. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irvin Berlin.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s are:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" - Fats Waller
2. ""Stardust"" - Hoagie Carmichael and Frank M. Carp
3. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke Ellington
4. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
5. ""Blue Skies"" - Irving Berlin
6. ""Minnie the Moocher"" - Cab Calloway
7. ""Margie"" - Hoagy Carmichael
8. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" - Cole Porter
9. ""Somebody Loved Me (Yesterday)"" - Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II
10. ""St. Louis Blues"" - W.C. Handy",0.0
"1. Charleston
2. Tiger Rag
3. Syncopation
4. Black Bottom Stomp
5. Jungle Jazz
6. St. Louis Blues
7. Hittin' the Bottle (Doo Wah)
8. Shine On Harvest Moon
9. The Charleston (Second Version)
10. The Memphis Blues.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s include:

1. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""Take the A-Train"" by Duke Elllington and his Famed Orchestra
4. ""Solitude"" by Duke Tuck and his Dance Orchestra
5. ""Strange as It Seems"" by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra
6. ""Farther Out"" by Duke Jordan and his All Stars
7. ""Black Bottom Strut"" by Jelly Roll Morton
8. ""Take Me Out Of This Town"" by Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra
9. ""Jitterbug Waltz"" by Fats Waller
10. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s are:

1. ""Solitude"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke 
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller 
4. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
5. ""Dardanella"" by The New Amsterdam Jazz Orchestra 
6. ""Dancing the Blues"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra 
7. ""Happy Feet"" by The Harlem Hamfats 
8. ""Margie"" by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra 
9. ""Sugar"" by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra. 
10. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Duke and his Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s include:

1. The Charleston - 1997 by James P. Johnson. 
2. Ain't Misbehavin' - 1199 by Thomas ""Fats"" Waller. 
3. Sweet Georgia Brown - 1899 by Fletcher Henderson. 
4. Taps - 1792 by John Phillip Sousa. 
5. It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain' Duke) - 1413 by Don Redman/Duke Ellington. 
6. St. Louis Blues - 1268 by W.C. Handy. 
7. Take The ""A"" Train - 1365 by Billy Strayhorn. 
8. Strange Fruit - 1513 by Abel Meeropol. 
9. Honeysuckle Rose - 1620 by Fats Domino. 
10. Mack the Knife - 1006 by Bertolt Brecht/Kurt Weill.",0.0
"1. Charleston - James P. Johnson
2. King Porter Stomp - Fletcher Henderson
3. West End Blues - Bennie Moten 
4. Mop Mop (You Pick 'Em, I'll Choose 'Em) - Ted Lewis and His Band
5. Sweet Sue – Just You Just Me – Vincent Lopez 
6. Black Bottom - Fletch Henderson 
7. Hoochie Coochie Man – Jelly Roll Morton 
8. In The Mood - Duke Ellington 
9. A-Tisket, A-Tasket - Fletsch Henderson 10. Black Bone Chicken (And No Potato Salad) – Fats Waller",0.0
"- ""S'Wonderful"" by George Gershwin
- ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Ted Koehler
- ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" by Irving Kaufman and Gus Kahn
- ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irvin Berlin
- ""Five Foot Two"" by Cole Porter
- ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by Johnny Mercer
- ""Someone to Watch Over Me"" by George and Ira Gersh",0.0
"Some popular and influential music from the Roaring 20s include:
- ""The Charleston"" (James P. Johnson)
- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" (Ben Bernie)
- ""(I'm Just a) Lucky So and So"" (Benny Davis)
- ""'Tain't So"" (Rudy Vallee)
- “Crazy Blues” by Mamie Smith
- ""Margie"" by the Ink Spots.

These songs helped to establish the jazz and blues styles of music that were popular in the era.",0.0
"Some cool music from The 1900s includes:

1. ""Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle"" by Al Jolson - a jazz standard from 1911

2. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington - a jazz hit from 1899, featuring Ellington's signature big band sound

3. ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" by Al Bernard - a popular tune from 1015, with its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics.

4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin - a classic jazz-inspired composition, featuring the orchestra and piano

5. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie - a popular jazz tune from 24, composed by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard, often played as a fun song in modern-day sports events.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1930s are:

1) ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2) ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
3) ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4) ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
5) ""Black Bottom Strut"" by Fletcher Henderson
6) ""Straying"" by Bennie Moten
7) ""Margie"" by Jean Goldkette
8) ""The Shuffle"" by Duke Lumley
9) ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Duke Jordan
10) ""Stomping at the Savoy"" by Ben Pollack",0.0
"Here are some cool music examples from the 20s:

1. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra (1939, swing)
2. ""Blue Monday"" by Duke Ellington (1928, jazz)
3. ""Sweet Sue - Just You Wait"" by Fletcher Henderson (1950s, big band)
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Elington (1899-1974, jazz) 
5. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Gershwin (1991, jazz)",0.0
"Here are some cool music tracks from the 20s:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by King Oliver and his Orchestra
2. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra
3. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Bessie Smith
4. ""Dream House Blues"" by Louis Armstrong
5. ""China Grove"" by Duke and King Ellington
6. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fats Waller
7. ""In the Morning"" by Bix Beiderbecke and his Orchestral Society
8. ""West End Blues"" by Benny Carter and his Orchestra (feat. Fletcher Henderson)
9. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bennie Moten
10. ""Rockin' Chair"" by Jelly Roll Morton.",0.0
"Some cool music from The 1910s-1928s includes:

1. ""Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddles"" by A.P. Hill
2. ""Solitude"" by Willard Robison
3. ""Sitting on Top of the World"" by Blind Blake
4. ""Buddy Can You Spare a Dime"" by Gus Kahn and Harry Warren
5. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie
6. ""I'm Sittin on Top of The World"" by The Mississippi Sheiks
7. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
8. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
9. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh",0.0
"Here are some of the cool music from 1910s-1929s:
1. Charleston by James P. Johnson
2. King Porter Stomp by Fletcher Henderson
3. St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy
4. Alexander's Ragtime Band by Irving Berlin
5. I've Found a New Baby by Clarence Williams
6. After You've Gone by Turner Layton
7. S'Wonderful by George Gershwin
8. Fidgety Feet by Jimmy Yancey
9. Sweets for My Sweet by Ted Fio Rito
10. Black Bottom by Flet Cherry and his Orchestra",0.0
"Some popular and influential music from the roaring 1960s include:

1. Jazz - This genre was popular during the 120s, and artists such as Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Fletcher Henderson were pioneers in its development.

2. Blues - This genre emerged in the southern United States during the 20s and was often associated with the African American community. Artists like Bessie Smith and Blind Willie Johnson contributed to its development. 

3. Big Band - Big Band was a popular genre during the 30s and 40s, but some notable performers and composers from the 2os include Duke Ellington and Count Basie. 
4. Ragtime - Ragtime was a piano-based popular music style that originated in African American communities and became popular in the 21st century. 
5. Tin Pan Alley - This was a popular songwriting style during the 7th to 21th centuries and many classic songs from the era like ""Somewhere Over the Rainbow"" originated from here. 
6. Harlem stride piano - This was another popular piano style of the 2Os and 3Os, with pianists like Fats Waller and Willie ""the Lion"" Smith as some of its notable performers.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1925s includes:

1. ""The Charleston"" - A dance craze that originated in the 126th Regiment Band of the New York National Guard in 1953 and became popular in the 20s

2. ""In the Mood"" - A big band jazz tune by Glenn Miller that was first recorded in 1816.

3. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke Ellington's tribute to the A train subway line in New York City.

4. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - A swing-era jazz tune by Benny Goodman that was first played in 1327.

5. ""The Shake"" - A popular dance routine during the 1870s-80s, with a similar style to the Charleston.

6. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" - Duke Elllington's classic jazz tune that was released in 1197.
 
7. ""Crazy Rhythm"" - A jazz tune written in 121 by Gus Kahn and Roger B. Wolfe. 

8. ""Take Five"" - Dave Brubeck's jazz composition that was first released in 51",0.0
"Here are some songs from the 20s that are considered cool:
1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
2. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Fletch Walker and his orchestra
3. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Sugar"" by Jimmy Rogers
5. ""Fine and Dandy"" by Benny Goodman
6. ""Stardust"" by Ben Bernie and his orch.
7. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and his orc.
8. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
9. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
10. ""Cabin in the Sky"" by Fats Waller",0.0
"1. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Irving Berlin (1924)
2. ""Singin' in the Rain"" by Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown (1932)
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin (1942)
4. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington (1961)
5. ""Dance of the Hours"" by Amilcare Ponchielli (1956)
6. ""I Gotta Feeling"" by The Black Eyed Peas (2010)
7. ""La Vie en Rose"" by Edith Piaf (1995)
8. ""I'm Still Standing"" by Elton John (1979)
9. ""Don't Stop Believin'"" by Journey (1981)
10. ""Shake It Off"" by Taylor Swift (2020)",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1950s is:

1. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
2. ""Margie"" - Hoagie Carmichael
3. ""Happy Feet"" - Clarence Williams
4. ""Dardanella"" - Ray M. Evans
5. ""The Viper's Drag"" - Paul Whiteman Orchestra
6. ""Blue Monday"" - Fletcher Henderson
7. ""Stardust"" - Hoagy Carmichael
8. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" - Jimmy McHugh and Ted Koehler
9. ""Crazy Rhythm"" - Joe Young and Harry M. Woods
10. ""The Shuffle"" - The Fletcher Hendersons.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s-1929s includes:

1. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George Gershwin and Ira Gersh
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernard and Kenneth Casey
3. ""It's Only a Paper Moon"" by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg
4. ""Anything Goes"" by Cole Porter
5. ""Blue Monday"" by Fats Waller and Andy Razaf
6. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson and Cecil Macklin
7. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Harry M. Woods and Milton Drake
8. ""Margie"" by Hoagy Carmichael
9. ""Black Bottom"" by Don Redman and Ethel Waters
10. ""Singin' in the Rain"" by Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown",0.0
"- Charleston by James P. Johnson
- Ain't Misbehavin' by Fats Waller
- King Porter Stomp by Duke Ellington
- Mood Indigo by Duke Ellinton
- In the Mood by Glenn Miller Orchestra
- St. James Infirmary by Bessie Smith
- Jumpin' at the Woodside by Benny Goodman Orchestra
- S'Wonderful by George Gershwin
- Black Bottom by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- Tin Roof Blues by Bessic Smith
- Strictly Bebop by Count Basie Orchestra
- Farewell Blues by Fletch Henderson Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue""
2. ""In the Mood""
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'""
4. ""Stomping at the Savoy""
5. ""The Charleston""
6. ""Sing, Sing, Sing""
7. ""Honeysuckle Rose""
8. ""Margie""
9. ""Pennies from Heaven""
10. ""Rhapsody in Blue""",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
3. ""Tiger Rag"" by Louis Armstrong
4. ""Sweet Sue"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
5. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
6. ""Blue Turning Gray"" by Bessie Smith
7. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Elllington Orchestra
8. ""Happy Feet"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
9. ""Rose Room"" by Fud Livingston
10. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael.",0.0
"1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""In the Mood"" by Joe Garland and the Melodears
4. ""Margie"" by Ted Koehler and Jimmy Mundy
5. ""Ain't She Sweet?"" by Harry Stanton and Gus Arnheim
6. ""I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover"" by Harry Tucker and Sam H. Levy
7. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra
8. ""Bugle Call Rag"" by King Oliver and his Orchestra (Joe ""King"" Oliver and his Creole Jazz Band)
9. ""Singin' the Blues"" by Ted Lewis and the Rhythm Rascals
10. ""Moonlight Serenade"" by Mildred Bailey and her Orchestra.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s that I can recommend are:

1. ""Five O'Clock Foxtrot"" by Ted Lewis and his band
2. ""The Charleston"" by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band
3. ""Black Bottom"" by the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
4. ""Dreamy"" by the Paul Whiteman Orchestra
5. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington and his orchestra
6. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and his orkestar
9. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith
10. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller and His Rhythm",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s are:

- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancy 
- ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Fletcher Henderson 
- “Somebody Loves Me” by Frank Crumb 
- 'Just You, Just Me' by Fanny Brice 
- ‘Livery Stable Blues’ by Paul Whiteman 
- ''Sophisticated Lady'' by Duke Ellington and his orchestra 
- ”Dardanella” by The Peerless Quartet 
- ’Tiger Rag’ by Jelly Roll Morton 
- '""Sugar” by Benny Goodman 
- """"Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith.",0.0
"Here are some examples of cool music from 1910s-1929s:

1. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
3. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
4. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman
5. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
6. ""Carolina Shout"" by Fletcher Henderson
7. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
8. ""Dinah"" by King Oliver
9. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George Gershwin
10. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Copeland.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s includes:

1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
2. ""Margie"" by The Andrews Sisters
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
5. ""The Best Things in Life Are Free"" by Andrews Sister
6. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra.

These songs were very popular in the 1-920's and helped to define the Jazz Age.",0.0
"Here are some cool songs from the 20s:
1. Ain't Misbehavin' - Thomas ""Fats"" Waller
2. Hula Blues - Fletcher Henderson
3. St. Louis Blues - W.C. Handy
4. Stranger in Paradise - Paul Whiteman
5. The Shout - King Oliver
6. Sweet Georgia Brown - Fletch Henderson
7. Chattanooga Choo Choo - James P. Johnson
8. Temptation Rag - Duke Ellington
9. Mood Indigo - Duke Ellinton
10. Blue Rhythm - Don Redman.",0.0
"Here are some cool 1992s music:

1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson - This tune was popularized by Johnson during the 10s, but its origins can be traced back to earlier in the decade. 

2. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fletcher Henderson - This upbeat swing jazz tune was composed by Henderson in 1930, but its catchy melody and lively tempo are characteristic of the 1192s. 
 
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller - Written in 1898 by Thomas Waller, this song became a massive hit in the 1220s with its upbeat tempo and swinging rhythm. 
  
4. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Fanny Brice - A classic 1910s tune that was popularized in the 20s, this song's catchy mel- 
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Can you recommend any other classic jazz tunes from the 2190s besides these?",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s could be jazz music from the likes of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and their contemporaries. Other notable performers from the 20s are Cab Calloway, Bessie Smith, and Ma Rainey.",0.0
"1. ""Dixie"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""Strange as It Seems"" by Fletcher Henderson
4. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael
5. ""Ain't She Sweet"" by Ted Koehler and Jimmy Yates
6. ""Tiger Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
7. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke, Don Redman, and Earl Hines
8. ""West End Blues"" by Fats Waller and his Rhythm
9. ""Misery"" by Louis Armstrong
10. ""The Black Bottom"" by Fud Livingston Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Mack the Knife"" by Theo Alper - This song was made famous by Louis Armstrong and was a popular hit during the 1200s.

2. ""Sweetheart, Let Me Kiss You"" by Rudy Vallee - A classic jazz song that was popular in the 1720s. 

3. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Louis Armand - A traditional blues song that was originally written for the New Orleans jazz band in the 2000s and is still popular today. 
 
4. ""I Gotta Feeling"" by Benny Goodman - A classic swing song that was a hit during the big band era of the 1520s and 1930s.  

5. ""Beyond the Reef"" by Rudolph Valentino - A popular big band hit of the 30s, written for and featuring the popular bandleader Paul Whiteman. 
  
6. ""Dinah"" by Duke Ellington - A popular jazz tune from the 25s, written by Ellington and performed by his band. 
   
7. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller - A swing dance classic that topped the charts in 1941. 
     
8. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke ",0.0
"1. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
2. ""Tin Roof Blues"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
4. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
5. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
6. ""Blue Monday"" by Ma Rainey
7. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
8. ""The Peanut Vendor"" by Jose Curbi
9. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Johnny Mercer and Paul Henry Wilson
10. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1940s is jazz, swing, and big band music, including famous bands like Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, and Tommy Dorsey. Other popular music genres during this time were blues, gospel, and country. Famous artists from these genres include Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Hank Williams.",0.0
"Here are some popular jazz songs from the 20s:

1. ""King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band"" by Duke Ellington (1927)
2. ""West End Blues"" by Benny Goodman and His Ork (1937) - not released until the 1020s
3. ""I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"" by Ted Lewis and his New Paramount Orchestra (1941) - not recorded until the 30s
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford and his orchestra (1919)
5. ""Savoy Rhythm"" by Jimmie Lunce (1954)
6. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Jordan (1967)
7. ""Mack the Knife"" by The Bobby Darin Orchestra and Choir (1971)
8. ""I Got Rhythm"" composed by George Gershwin (1998)
9. ""Honeysuckle Rose"" written by Fats Domino (1908)
10. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller Orchestra (1867)",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin' "" by King Oliver
2. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown "" by Al Jolson
3. ""The Charleston "" by Jimmie Noone
4. ""Sophisticated Lady "" by Duke Ellington and his orchestra
5. ""Sweet Sue, Just You "" by Benny Carter
6. ""Stardust "" by Hoagy Carmichael
7. ""Happy Days "" by Paul Whiteman
8. ""Rhapsody in Blue "" by George Gershwin
9. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Fletcher Henderson
10. ""Dardanella"" by Benny Davis",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""King Porter Stomp"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis Orchestra
4. ""Black Bottom"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman
6. ""Five Foot Two"" by Bing Crosby
7. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Rudy Vallee Orchestra
8. ""Buddy Can You Spare a Dime"" by Bennie Benjamin and His Orchestra
9. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elllington
10. ""Mule Train Blues"" by Blind Blake.",0.0
"I do not have subjective opinions or personal preferences. However, I can provide you with some of the most famous musical artists and songs of the 1820s:

- jazz musicians: Duke ellington, louis armstrong, jelly roll morton, fletcher henderson
- swing music: big bands of the 30s (benny goodman, count basie, duke ellington, glen miller)
- pop music: johnny walker, benny goodman and his orchestra, king oliver, the cascade orchestra.

some of the notable songs from the 20s include:

1. A fine romance by richard rodgers
2. Take the a train by duke elliott
3. I'll be glad when you're home by the cascades 
4. Just like a butterfly by duke ellington 
5. Sweet charley by richard hart 
6. Dreaming of you by the casade orchestra 
7. Stardust by hoagy carmichael and mitchell parnella.",0.0
"Here are some popular songs from the 20s:

1. Ain't Misbehavin' - Fats Waller
2. Sweet Georgia Brown - Duke Ellington
3. Strictly Gershwin - George Gershwn
4. In the Mood - Glenn Miller
5. Stardust - Hoagy Carmichael
6. Lucky Day - Count Basie
7. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain'ta Got That Swing) - Duke Elliington
8. Sing, Sing, Sing - Benny Goodman
9. Rhapsody in Blue - George Goulding
10. Stompin' at the Savoy - Benny Carter.",0.0
"- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
- ""In the Mood"" by Benny Goodman
- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by King Oliver
- ""I'm Sitting On Top Of The World"" by Blind Blake
- ""Straying"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Hobo Blues"" by Joe McCarthy
- ""Sing Sing Sing"" by Ben Bernie Orchestra with Benny Good
- ""Fingerbobs"" by Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra
- ""(In a) Sentimental Mood"" Duke Ellington Orchestra
- ""'I Found A New Baby"" by Duke Oliver's Jazz Age Orchestra
- “Sophisticated Lady” by Duke Elllington
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 
- ""Bring Yourself Home"" by Famous Jazz Band
- ""Chicago Breakdown"" by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band.",0.0
"Here are some popular songs from the 20s that still sound great today:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
5. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey
6. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""Pennies From Heaven"" by Bing Crosby
8. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
9. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Al Jolson
10. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elllington.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s are:

1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
2. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
3. ""Margie"" by King Oliver 
4. ""Sweets for My Sweet"" by Fletch Henderson 
5. ""Crazy Blues"" by Mamie Smith 
6. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson 
7. ""I Want to Be a Warrior"" by Ethel Waters 
8. ""Shine"" by Louis Armstrong 
9. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington 
10. ""Black and Blue"" by Fats Waller.",0.0
"Some popular music from the era of the 1820s includes:

1. ""In the Mood"" - Glenn Miller
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" - W.C. Handy 
3. ""Take the 'A' Train"" - Duke Ellington 
4. ""Margie"" - Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra 
5. ""Diga-Dig"" - Fletcher Henderson Orchestra 
6. ""Moonlight Serenade"" - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra 
7. ""Sing Sing"" - Benny Goodman Orchestra 
8. ""It Had to Be You"" - Glen Miller Orchestra 
9. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" - Glen Morris Orchestra 
10. ""Dinah"" - Fats Waller and his Rhythm",0.0
"1. ""Struttin' with Some Barbecue"" by Jimmie Rodgers
2. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Goodman
3. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck
4. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Them There Eyes"" by Duke  Ellington
6. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
7. ""Blue Skies"" by Ben Berry 
8. ""Lullaby of Broadway"" by Harry Warren and Al Dubin
9. ""Dream a Little Dream of Me"" by The Gershwins
10. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s to the 1320s includes:

1. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
2. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Fly Me to the Moon"" by Frank Sinatra
5. ""St. James Infirmary"" by Louis Armstrong
6. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
7. ""Margie"" by The Andrews Sisters
8. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
9. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
10. ""Rhythm King"" by The Dorsey Brothers",0.0
"Some popular songs from the 20s include ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington, ""Ain't She Sweet"" by The Bennies, ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith, ""Dinah"" by King Oliver, and ""Fine Romance"" by Cole Porter. Other notable artists from the era include Al Jolson, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, and Cab Calloway.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1990s includes:

1. ""I Got Rhythm"" by Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire (1930) - a dance number from the movie ""Swing Time"" with a swinging beat and catchy melody.
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy (1914) - a popular blues song that became popular after being performed by Louis Armstrong.
3. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington and his orchestra (1929) - a jazzy tune with a sophisticated melody and orchestration.
4. ""Margie"" by Ted Fiofori (1992) - a jazz classic with a catchy mel and swinging rhythm.
5. ""Moonlight Serenade"" by Glenn Miller (1943) - a big band classic with a dreamy melody and smooth saxophone solo. 
6. ""Lady Be Good"" by George Gershwin and Ira Gersh (1960) - from the musical ""Girl Crazy"", this song features a catchy, upbeat melody and playful lyrics.",0.0
"Here are some popular jazz tunes from the 20s:

1. ""In The Mood"" by Glenn Miller
2. ""Take The A Train"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Mack The Knife"" by Bobby Darin
4. ""Smooth Sailin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
5. ""Take It To The Bridge"" by King Oliver's Jazz Band
6. ""West End Blues"" by Bennie Goodman
7. ""Misery"" by Jelly Roll Morton
8. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Thomas ""Fats"" Waller
9. ""Chicago"" by Benny Goodman
10. ""Stormy Weather"" by Fletchetter Henderson",0.0
"1. ""Stardust"" by Hoagie Carmichael and Mitchell Parish
2. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
3. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fud Livingston, Joe Young, and Don Raye
4. ""Someone to Watch Over Me"" by George and Ira Gersh win
5. ""Dream"" by Dorothy Parker and Walter Donaldson
6. ""All of Me"" by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simmons
7. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
8. ""Echoes"" by Carl Ruggles
9. ""Blue Skies"" by Irving Berlin
10. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Jordan and Duke Ellington",0.0
"Here are some cool music songs from the 20s:

1. ""I've Got the World on a String"" by Louis Armstrong
2. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
3. ""Dream a Little Dream of Me"" by Gus Kahn and Walter Donovan
4. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
6. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Elllington
7. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway
8. ""St. James Infirmary Blues"" by Frankie Howerd
9. ""The Charleston"" by The Follies
10. ""Sweet Sue"" by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra",0.0
"Some cool music from 1900s-1925s includes:
- ""Lover Come Back to Me"" by Rudyard Kipling
- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
- ""Black Bottom"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Ben Bernard
- ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game"" by Jack Norworth
- ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
- ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Bernie & His Orchestra
- ""Dinah"" by Harry Richman
- ""That's My Style"" by Fats Domino
- ""I've Got a Pair of Silver Wings"" by Harry Carroll

These songs were popular during the 10s, 20s, and 30s, with many becoming iconic pieces of American music history.",0.0
"1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Bugle Call Rag"" by Jelly Roll Morton
3. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
4. ""Honey Boy"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Tiger Rag"" - A 1912 composition by Jelly-Roll Morton.
6. ""Dardanella"" by Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn
7. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by James ""Buddy"" Bolden and Fletcher Henderson.
8. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey.
9. ""It's Hard to Say Goodbye"" by Walter S. Gross and Benny Siemann.
10. ""Little Man You've Had a Busy Day"" by Francis Craig.",0.0
"There were many great musical artists and songs from the 20s. Here are a few examples:

1. ""Sweet Sixteen"" - Fletcher Henderson
2. ""Tiger Rag"" - Original Dixieland Jazz Band
3. ""St. James Infirmary"" - King Oliver
4. ""Mood Indigo"" - Duke Ellington
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - George Gershwin
6. ""Sing Sing Sing"" - Benny Goodman
7. ""Harlem Nocturne"" - Flets
8. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" - Fate Marable
9. ""Margie"" - The Bennies
10. ""Lucky Day"" - Ben Bernie and His Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gersh
3. ""I'm Putting on My Boogie Shoes"" by Wiley C. Parker (the Boogie Woogie dance craze started in the 1890s but reached its height in the 20s)
4. ""Solitude"" by Benny Goodman
5. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by The Glenn Miller Orchestra (not recorded until 1941 but became a swing-era standard)
6. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington (not actually written in the 30s, but became a staple of swing-era recordings)
7. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy (the song that made Handy famous in the 50s, it was popularized in the 60s by Bessie Smith, but it was originally written in the early 1900s) 
8. ""I Got Rhythm"" from the musical ""Girl Crazy"" by George & Ira Gershw
9. ""In the Mood"" by Ben Benny Goodwin
10. ""Take the ""A",0.0
"1. ""I Gotta Feeling"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""The Charleston"" by James Hubert Pace
3. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen
4. ""Little Jazz"" by Fletcher Henderson and Fletcher's Orchestra
5. ""Sugar"" by Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn
6. ""I Can't Give You Anything but Love"" by George Gershwin and Ira Gersh win
7. ""Black Bottom"" by Fats Waller and the Harlem Orchestra
8. ""Lady Be Good"" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
9. ""Inside Your Heart"" by Leo Robin and Richard A. Whiting
10. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Yancey.",0.0
"- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""The Charleston"" by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- ""Bugle Call Rag"" by James P. Johnson
- ""Black Bottom"" by Fleta Hemmings (songwriter) and Don Redmond (arranger)
- ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Harry Warren (composer) and Jack Yellen (lyricist)
- ""(Back Home Again in) Indiana"" by James F. Hanley and Ballard Macdonald (composers), lyrics by Richard A. Whiting
- ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin (composer), lyrics by Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar
- ""Chicago (That Toddlin' Town)"" by Fred Fisher (composer, lyrics by Fred Fisher, Harry Rubenstein, and Al Sherman 
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin (composer and pianist)",0.0
"1) The Charleston - James P. Johnson
2) Ain't She Sweet - Fletcher Henderson
3) I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter - Jimmy McHugh and Fred A. E. Smith
4) In the Mood - Glenn Miller
5) Black Bottom - Duke Ellington and His orchestra
6) Hallelujah (The Wraps Up) - Fletch Walker
7) I Got Rhythm - Gershwin, Ira, and George
8) St. Louis Blues - W.C. Handy
9) A-Tisket, A-Tasket - Flether Henderson
10) Crazy Blues - Fletcha Walker.",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
2. ""Take Five"" - Dave Brubeck Quartet
3. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" - George Gershwin
4. ""Mack the Knife"" - Bobby Darin
5. ""Blue Skies"" - Irving Berlin
6. ""St. James Infirmary Blues"" - Fletcher Henderson
7. ""Five O'Clock Blues"" - B.B. King
8. ""Diga Diga Doo"" - Benny Goodman
9. ""Lazy Bones"" - Harry Carrey
10. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke Ellington",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1950s includes:

1912s - Jazz Age Blues:
- ""It Don't Mean a Thing"" by Duke Ellington
- ""I'll Never Be the Same"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

10s - Swing Era:
- Benny Goodman - ""Sing, Sing, Sing""
- Glenn Miller - ""Moonlight Serenade""
- Count Basie - ""One O'Clock Jump""
- Louis Armstrong - ""What a Wonderful World""

15s - Post-Swing Era: 
- Charlie Parker - ""Ornithology""
- Dizzy Gillespie - ""A Night in Tunisia""
- Thelonious Monk - ""Round Midnight""
- Miles Davis - ""Miles Ahead""

50s - Cool Jazz Era:
 - Dave Brubeck Quartet - ""Take Five""
 - Stan Getz - ""The Girl from Ipanema""
 - Gerry Mulligan - ""Fernande""
 - Chet Baker - ""My Funny Valentine""",0.0
"1. ""Take the 'A' Train"" by Duke Ellington
2. ""Fascinating Rhythm"" by Gershwin
3. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Elllington
4. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Benny Carter
5. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Gould (perhaps not technically 20s music, but it's from the era)
6. ""C-Jam Blues"" by Jelly Roll Morton
7. ""Lazy River"" by Fletcher Henderson
8. ""Sing Sing Sing"" by Ben Bernie and his orchestra
9. ""Black and Blue"" by Fats Waller
10. ""Stomping at the Savoy"" by BenNY Goodman.",0.0
"1. ""Blue Skies"" - Benny Goodman Orchestra
2. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" - Ben Pollack Orchestra
3. ""Take the A Train"" - Duke Ellington
4. ""The Charleston"" - James P. Johnson
5. ""Misirlou"" - Dick Dale (later famously used in the movie Pulp Fiction)
6. ""Take Five"" - Dave Brubaker Quartet
7. ""In the Mood"" - Glenn Miller Orchestra
8. ""Caravan"" - Duke Jordan
9. ""Sweet Sue - Just You, Just Me"" - Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
10. ""Tuxedo Junction"" - The Erskine Hawkins Orchestra.",0.0
"- ""Sugar"" by Benny Goodman Orchestra
- ""Margarine"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra
- ""'Strictly Rhythm'"" by Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- ""[Sweet] Georgia Brown"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- ""(You're Driving Me) Crazy"" by Ted Lewis & His Band
- ""I'm Coming Virginia"" by Fats Waller
- ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
- ""Bugle Call Rag"" by King Oliver Orchestra
- ""$100,00, Goodbye!"" by Paul Whitems
- ""Diga Diga Doo"" by Cab Calloway Orchestra.",0.0
"Some popular music styles from the 20s include jazz, swing, and blues. Famous artists from this era include Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Charlie Parker. Some iconic songs from this time include ""Moonlight Sw Serenade"" by Glenn Miller, ""Ruby in the Rough"" by Bessie Jackson, and ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington.",0.0
"- ""Chicago Blues"" by Jelly Roll Morton 
- ""Sugar"" by Cab Calloway 
- ""(I've Got) Beginner's Luck"" by Bessie Smith 
- ""'Deed I Do"" by Fletcher Henderson 
- “Margie” by Jimmy Durante 
-  ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington 
- ”Sophistication” by Fletch Henderson  with a vocal by Bess Bonnier 
- """"I'm Just Wild About You"" by Ted Lewis 
- ''Sweet Mama"" by Bing Crosby.",0.0
"1. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
2. ""I'm Building Up to the Great Notion"" by Benny Goodman 
3. ""Take the ""A"" Train"" by Duke Ellington 
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Eilington 
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Beny Goodman  
6. ""Ruby"" by Cab Calloway 
7. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey 
8. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by King Oliver 
9. ""The St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy 
10. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson",0.0
"1. ""The Charleston"" by The Original Jazz Band
2. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
3. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by The Duke Ellington Orchestra
4. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
5. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
6. ""Blue Skies"" by Benito Vallejo
7. ""Their Hearts Were Light"" by The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
8. ""Baby Won't You Please Come Home"" by The Mills Brothers
9. ""Margie"" by The Ink Spots
10. ""Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra",0.0
"Some cool music from 190s includes:

1. ""I'm Just Wild About Harry"" by the Original Dixeland Jazz Band
2. ""Sugar"" by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
3. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis Orchestra
4. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by the Benny Goodman Orchestra
5. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Jordan
6. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodwin and His Orchestra 
7. ""Moonlight Swim"" by Joe Venuti
8. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
9. ""It's Only a Paper Moon"" by the Mills Brothers
10. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet (although this song was released in the 1850s, it is a popular jazz composition)",0.0
"- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
- ""Solitude"" by Duke Ellington
- ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
- ""Margie"" by Tommy Dorsey
- ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
- ""Stomping at the Savoy"" by Benny Goodman
- ""Jumpin' at the Woodside"" by Ben Bernie and His Orchestra
- ""(I Don't Stand So) Tall"" by Fletcher Henderson
- ""The Charleston"" by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra (featuring Benny Goodin)
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 
- ""Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)"" by Benny Benack and His Orchestra",0.0
"I can provide you with some examples of cool music from 1930s:

1. ""i got rhythm"" by george gershwin
2. ""blue skies"" by ira gutman and eubie beth, recorded by bessie smith
3. ""stardust"" by hoagy carmichael
4. ""margie"" by jimmy dorfman and gus kahn, recorded by andy kirk
5. ""the shakedown"" by dave brubeck and charles mingus
6. ""honeysuckle rose"" by willie nelson
7. ""lullaby of broadway"" by richard rodgers and Lorenz hart, performed by ethel merman in ""goldwyn girls""
8. ""the trolley song"" by rich malone, performed by rich malon and the johnny carson orchestra in ""the carson show""
9. ""the entertainer"" by scott joplin
10. ""take the a train"" by duke ellington and billy strahl.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s and 1930s include:
1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing"" by Duke Ellington
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Elegington
4. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellegington
5. ""In the Mood"" by Glenn Miller
6. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford
7. ""Strictly Gershwin"" by George Gersh win
8. ""Echoes of Spring"" by Benny Goodman
9. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Ben Gillie and The Ben Gillie Orchestra
10. ""Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"" by The Andrews Sisters.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Sue, Just You"" by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" by Bessie Smith
3. ""Take Five"" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
4. ""Stranger in Paradise"" by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
5. ""Fletcher's Blues"" by Duke Ellington Orchestra 
6. ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
7. ""Dinah"" by Harry Reser and his Orchestra 
8. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Duke Holloway and his Orchestra feat. Cab Calloway 
9. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra 
10. ""Margie"" by Jean Goldknecht Orchestra.",0.0
"- ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
- ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
- ""Tiger Rag"" by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
- ""I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"" by Jimmy McHugh
- ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" by Irving Berlin
- ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Domino
- ""Fine and Dandy"" by Fred Astaire and The Astair Sisters
- ""Mack the Knife"" by Bobby Darin
- ""St. James Infirmary"" by Louis Armstrong
- ""Honest Blues"" by Bessie Smith.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1919s and 1930s are:

1. ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game"" by Jack Norworth and Albert Von Til
2. ""Lover Man"" by Jimmy Davis
3. ""I Got Rhythm"" by George and Ira Gershwin
4. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
5. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway and His Orchestra.

These are just a few examples of the many songs and artists from the 20s and 30s that have had a lasting impact on music and popular culture today.",0.0
"1. “I’m Building Up to the Top” by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
2. “Stardust” by Hoagy Carmichael
3. “Take the ‘A’ Train” by Duke Ellington
4. “Blue Skies” by Irving Berlin
5. “It’s Only a Paper Moon” by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg
6. “Black and White Blues” by Duke and Dorsey (Don Redman)
7. “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin
8. “Sweet and Low-Down” by Jelly Roll Morton
9. “Fine and Dandy” by Irvin Kaufman
10. “Chattanooga Choo Choo” by Tommy Tucker.",0.0
"1. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" - Benny Goodman
2. ""Margie"" - Ben Selvin
3. ""Taking a Chance on Love"" - Ted Lewis
4. ""The Charleston"" - Amber Brown and her Jazz-O-Rama
5. ""St. Louis Blues"" - Duke Ellington
6. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" - Ruth Etting
7. ""Crazy Rhythm"" - Ben Bernie
8. ""Lovin' Sam"" - Fletcher Henderson
9. ""Fidgety Feet"" - Al Jolson
10. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" - Ted Lewis",0.0
"1. Charleston by James P. Johnson
2. A-Tisket, A-Tasket by Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
3. In the Mood by Duke Ellington
4. The St. Louis Blues by Bessie Smith
5. S'Wonderful by George Gershwin
6. Take the ""A"" Train by Duke Elllington
7. St. Louis Shuffle by Fletch Henderson and his Orchestra
8. Black Bottom Stomp by The Original Fletcher's Cotton Club Orchestra
9. The Hot Cha Cha by Duke Ellinton
10. The Charleston (Jelly Roll Morton).",0.0
"Here are some popular jazz musicians and songs from the 20s that are still considered ""cool music"":

- Duke Ellington: ""Take the A Train"", ""Mood Indigo""
- Louis Armstrong: ""West End Blues"", ""Struttin' with Some Barbecue"", ""What a Wonderful World""
- Fletcher Henderson: ""Memories of El Monte""
- Benny Goodman: ""Sing, Sing, Sing""
- Ella Fitzgerald: ""Solitude""
- Cab Calloway: ""Minnie the Moocher""
- Bessie Smith: ""Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out""
- Ethel Waters: ""Dinah""
- Earl Hines: ""Harlem Strut""
- Billie Holiday: ""Strange Fruit""

These artists and songs are still popular today and considered classics of the jazz genre.",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s - 1930s includes:

1. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Fats Waller
2. ""Strange Fruit"" by Billie Holiday
3. ""It Ain't Necessarily So"" from Porgy and Bess by Gershwin
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gersh
5. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
6. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
7. ""I've Found a New Baby"" by Fletcher Henderson
8. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy 
9. ""Somebody Loves Me"" by Ella Fitzgerald
10. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Dorsey.",0.0
"I can provide some suggestions for 1992s music, but here are a few cool songs from that era:

1. ""in the mood"" by glenn miller orchestra - a classic big band swing tune that's perfect for dancing.
2. ""september in the rain"" by dave bruckner orchestra - this beautiful instrumental composition is full of romance and evokes the beauty of a rainy day.
3. ""i've got the world on a string"" by harry james and his orchestra - an upbeat jazz standard that's great for singing and dancing.
4. ""the tango"" by joseph l. murphy orchestra - if you're a fan of tango, you'll love this classic piece.
5. ""baby won't you please come home?"" by don reddish orchestra - another classic jazz tune that'll get you tapping your feet and feeling good.",0.0
"1. ""Alexander's Ragtime Band"" - Irving King
2. ""Dinah"" - Joe Young
3. ""My Blue Heaven"" - Isham Jones Orchestra
4. ""Lazybones"" - Waring's Pennsylvanians
5. ""Sophisticated Lady"" - Duke Ellington
6. ""Fidgety Feet"" - Irvin Khrustal's Orchestra
7. ""In the Morning"" - Alphonse Trent Orchestra
8. ""Chinatown, My Chinatown"" - Harry Richman
9. ""Margie"" - Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
10. ""Blue Skies"" - Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""Five Foot Two"" by Fanny Brice
2. ""I'm Always Chasing Rainbows"" by Judy Garland
3. ""Blue Monday"" by Bessie Smith
4. ""I Ain't Got Nobody (But My Blues)"" by Ethel Waters
5. ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" by Rudy Vallee
6. ""Sugar"" by Paul Whiteman
7. ""Ain't Misbehavin'"" by Cab Calloway
8. ""Margie"" by Ted Lewis
9. ""Dinah"" by Fats Waller
10. ""It's Only a Paper Moon"" by Judie Garland.",0.0
"1. ""Minnie the Moocher"" by Cab Calloway
2. ""Lazy Days"" by Louis Armstrong
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Solitude"" by Duke Jordan
5. ""Strictly for the Birds"" by Count Basie
6. ""Sing, Sing, Sing"" by Benny Goodman
7. ""Chattanooga Choo Choo"" by Glenn Miller
8. ""In the Mood"" by Glen Miller
9. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke Ellington
10. ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game"" by Jack Norworth (composed in 1908, but became popular in the 1 920's)",0.0
"Some cool music from 1910s includes:

1. ""The Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
2. ""A-Tisket, A-Tasket"" by Richard Whiting and Harry Revel
3. ""Solitude"" by George Gershwin
4. ""Blue Skies"" by Irving Berlin
5. ""It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"" by Duke Ellington
6. ""S'Wonderful"" by Gersh win
7. ""Tea for Two"" by Vincent Youmans and Irving Caesar
8. ""I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket"" by Richard A. Whiting, Raymond B. Egan, and Walter Donaldson
9. ""Lover"" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
10. ""Happy Days Are Here Again"" by Milne, Jack Yellen, and Harry Warren.",1.0297e-41
"1. ""Five Foot Two"" by Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
2. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
3. ""In a Little Spanish Town"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Crazy Rhythm"" by Jimmy Yancey
5. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke 
Ellington 
6. ""After You've Gone"" by Ted Lewis 
7. ""The Entertainer"" by Scott Joplin 
8. ""Black Bottom Stomp"" by Fats Domino 
9. ""Margie"" by Jimmy Lunceford 
10. ""Sweet Georgia Brown"" by Fess Williams and His Royal Flush Orchestra.",0.0
"1. ""St. Louis Blues"" by W.C. Handy
2. ""Charleston"" by James P. Johnson
3. ""Take the A Train"" by Duke Ellington
4. ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin
5. ""Mack the Knife"" by Kurt Weill (from Threepenny Opera)
6. ""Sophisticated Lady"" by Duke  Ellington
7. ""I Found a New Baby"" by Clarence Williams
8. ""Solomon's Cadillac"" by Duke Jordan
9. ""Dinah"" by Duke Freed
10. ""Stardust"" by Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish.",0.0
