Grab your coat and leave your worries on the doorstep – it's time to step over to the sunny side!

Immerse yourself in the golden era of jazz, swing, and sparkling foxtrots. This curated playlist is a true musical time machine, filled with warm nostalgia, the crackle of vintage vinyl, and the impeccable style of the 20^th century’s finest orchestras.

Discover legendary names, virtuoso solos, and timeless melodies:

"On the Sunny Side of the Street" – A slow foxtrot from Lew Leslie's Broadway musical International Revue. This legendary music by Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by Dorothy Fields is performed by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra, featuring vocals by the maestro himself. A true anthem of optimism!

"Peg o’ My Heart" – A cheerful foxtrot by Fred Fisher with lyrics by Alfred Bryan. Enjoy the signature sound of the famous cornetist Red Nichols and his unforgettable band, His Five Pennies.

"The 20th Street Rag" – An energetic foxtrot by Euday L. Bowman and Al Summer. At the helm is the great Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, turning every bar into pure magic.

"Knockin’ on Wood" – A virtuoso foxtrot by jazz xylophone pioneer Red Norvo. Delight in his sparkling xylophone solo accompanied by a full orchestra.

"All the Things You Are" – One of the most beautiful and harmonically rich ballads of the Great American Songbook (music by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II). A soulful and moving performance by Kenny Baker.

"Many Happy Returns of the Day" – A clever foxtrot by Will Dobson and Jimmy Kennedy, elegantly weaving in the gentle "Twilight Waltz." At the keys is the masterful Ray da Costa with a brilliant piano solo.

"Git-Wit-It" – A vibrant New Orleans foxtrot by Sidney Arodin. Catch the southern groove from drummer Monk Hazel and his Bienville Hotel Orchestra.

"Mary from the Dairy" – A lighthearted, witty tune by Sam Kern, Max Miller, and James Walsh. At the microphone is the irreplaceable British comedian and music hall star, Max Miller.

"I Never Thought That She’d Do That to Me" – Another comedic masterpiece by Fred Conley and Max Miller. Max Miller sings accompanied by a full orchestra, putting a bright and ironic final touch to our playlist.

Turn up the volume, tune in to the sunny side, and let this beautiful music brighten your day!

On the cover: "Bouquet of Peonies" (detail). Lev Tchistovsky (1902-1969). Russia – France, 1942