Historically Accurate Alastor Playlist

Alastor playlist that consists of music he would probably listen while he was alive. The idea came when I was listening to random Alastor playlists on YouTube and realized that most use modern songs trying to sound like old music, and when actual old music is used it is usually from the 1950s/60s. I have nothing against those playlists, but as far as I know Alastor hates new technology past 1930s, so I don't think he would enjoy electronic music very much. So, I present to you a historically accurate Alastor playlist: at 0:00 "Puttin' On The Ritz", at 2:34 "Forty Second Street", at 5:32 "My Woman", at 8:42 "If I Had a Talking Picture of You", at 11:58 "Anytime, Any Day, Anywhere", at 14:55 "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue", at 17:52 "Say It Isn’t So", at 21:27 "All Alone", at 24:07 "Livin' in the Sunlight", at 26:59 "Maine Stein Song", at 30:13 "Was it a Dream?", at 33:35 "Carrie", at 36:37 "Romance", at 39:29 "Exactly Like You", at 42:26 "You Didn't Have To Tell Me", at 45:15 "The Best Things In Life Are Free", at 48:33 "Ain’t Misbehavin’".