Vaudeville Roots

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This album reimagines early 20th-century classics through the lens of Acoustic Soul, trading their original theatrical bounce for a raw, grounded rhythm and soulful grit.

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Ain't She Sweet: A 1927 flapper-era anthem that became a definitive Roaring Twenties pop hit.

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My Blue Heaven: This 1924 chart-topper set the gold standard for songs about domestic bliss.

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Whispering: A 1920 smash hit that helped define the early big band and jazz era.

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Five Foot Two: The ultimate 1925 Charleston dance hall favorite of the jazz age.

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By the Light of the Silvery Moon: A 1909 Vaudeville staple and one of the most famous "moon songs" ever written.

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Moonlight Bay: This 1912 classic became the quintessential harmony-driven barbershop quartet standard.

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Let Me Call You Sweetheart: A massive 1910 waltz that became a legendary American sentimental ballad.

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I Love You Truly: This 1901 hit was the first song by a female composer to sell a million copies.

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Me and My Gal: A 1917 wartime favorite that celebrated the simple joy of a street wedding.

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Vaudeville Roots honors these timeless melodies by stripping away the theater polish to find the raw, soulful heart within.