Today's show features recordings from a range of singers and musicians made in the 1930s to the 1960s. Among our singers today, we listen to Ella Fitzgerald, Mildred Bailey and Mel Tormé with some classic songs from the great songwriters. Count Basie and Artie Shaw join us with their big bands and we hear from several smaller jazz groups -- Chet Baker brings us his trumpet as well as his voice, some more wonderful trumpet from Clyde Hurley and Max Kaminsky, and Johnny Guarnieri joins us with his salute to Fats Waller. Enjoy the wonderful sounds!! 1 Mildred Bailey 1938 Lover Come Back To Me 3:16 2 Mel Tormé 1960 Too Close For Comfort 4:03 3 Johnny Guarnieri Swing Men 1944 Salute To Fats 3:02 4 Maxine Sullivan 1942 When Your Lover Has Gone 2:44 5 Count Basie 1937 Pennies From Heaven 3:02 6 Doris Day 1957 You Do Something to Me 2:48 7 DeParis Brothers Orchestra 1944 I Found A New Baby 2:53 8 Chet Baker 1954 There Will Never Be Another You 2:59 9 Ella Fitzgerald 1959 Embraceable You 4:54 10 Clyde Hurley 1946 Dancing On The Ceiling 3:07 11 Max Kaminsky 1939 There'll Be Some Changes Made 2:49 12 Hot Lips Page 1944 These Foolish Things 2:56 13 Artie Shaw & His Orchestra 1941 Dancing In The Dark 3:04
Welcome today to the Big Band sound of the 1930s and 1940s. We hear orchestras, packed with highly talented musicians and singers, that became...
Our selection today features some fabulous singers and musicians from the 1930s to the 1960s. Among our singers, Frank Sinatra and Helen Merrill bring...
