The Hollywood Swing Boys

The Jazz Age - The First World War has recently ended and the United States is witnessing a period of cultural and social change.
The restrictions of the war have created among the whites a desire for exoticism and intoxicating rhythms despite the context of segregation and prohibition. That’s why they take routes that take them to the black cabarets in Harlem where illicit scenes such as the Small’s Paradies or the Cotton Club play jazz bands of the time.
We cross-reference the names that marked this era such as King Oliver, Bill Johnson, Bix Beiderbecke, Fletcher Henderson, Paul Whiteman…

Come and listen to this traditional jazz full of joy or melancholy that the Hollywood Swing Boys Quintet , which plays these songs for more than 20 years will bring back to life for you!