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Big Band tribute to the great Ray Anthony and his Orchestra. This clip is from Lawrence Welk's Big Band Splash.

Judy Garland and Lena Horne. Show #4, 1963.

Songs:

Honeysuckle Rose (Judy).

Meet Me In St. Louis (Lena).

Deed I Do (Judy).

Zing! Went The Strings O...

Julie Rogers, sings "The Wedding" a beautiful song originally sung in Italian by Domenico Modugno under the title "La Novia".

Julie is the younges...

A music video to Barrett Strong's version of 'Money (That's what i want)' from 1959.

This started out as a test to have a break from my usual styl...

This was the Toys' follow-up to their biggest hit single, "Lovers Concerto". Superb arrangement, killer harmonies.

From my 78rpm record collection.

A recording of the song by Les Baxter's orchestra was a number-one hit on the Billboard Singles Chart in the US du...

This married couple originally from Rhode Island took "Chanson D'Amour" into the Top 10 in June of 1958, and with the success of this their only hi...

The British Group With An American Name.Brilliant Innovative Version Can You Hear Future Classic Rock In Here? What A Marvelous Record.These Guys A...

This video was originally posted by another subscriber and later removed. But this is a great collaboration between three of the world's finest fem...

Mack The Knife-Dinah Shore & Pearl Bailey Sing

Carol and Pearl

1980 - Hotter Than July

The creators of "Amos 'N Andy" were two white actors named Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll who met in Durham, NC in 1920. Working together they...

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells - 1973 - Original

The incredible Jose Feliciano plays guitar how no other guitarist of this planet!

mama don't allow with Bing Crosby jam 1968

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Dixie Belles were an American girl g...

Oldies

Great song.

Song based on Bo Diddleys "Bo Diddley"

STEREO Version. Roy Hamilton was an American singer who achieved major success in both the R&B and pop charts in the 1950s. He was a heavyweight ...

Marilyn McCoo and the 5th Dimension are the voices of Pinocchio and the puppets coming alive with pah-pah-pah-pah-pah-pah-pah-p-­p-p-"Puppet Man" f...

Relax with the sound of Alka Bilk playing the Clarinet while looking at Beach Photos

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Country Classics!

I own nothing...I just wanted to make a "tribute" to not only the king of pop but also to the greatest entertainer to ever live. R.I.P MJ

Syndicate Of Sound - Little Girl (1966)

MAYBE TOMORROW by none other than THE JACKSON 5 off their 1971 release entitled Maybe Tomorrow. My favorite J-5 song of all time! R.I.P. Mike.

...for some reason, he was known as "Freddie" in the U.K. This was his first hit - produced by Frank Slay and the legendary Bob Crewe.

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45 Record CHASE from 1971 GET IT ON - Made it to #24

Never could believe the things you do to me,

Never could believe the way you are.

Every day I bless the day that you got through to me,

'Cause baby...

Exactly what the title says. :)

Betty Boop in the hills

A slideshow of Vincent Van Gogh's work set to the song "Vincent" by Don McLean. It's part of an art and creative writing lesson plan for the patien...

*STEREO*. Dee Clark, backed by the Anita Kerr Singers, sings "Just Keep It Up". Got to #18 in the US in 1959.

Gerry Rafferty - Get It Right Next Time (1979).

A tribute to one of the best singer/songwriters, who sadly passed away on 4 January 2011, at the ...

An early Phil Spector production (Philles Records) that went to #8 on pop and was played on our r&b station. This group was reportedly really the B...

Long before she became the well-known "Queen of Soul", Aretha recorded this jazz standard which became her first Top 40 hit, peaking at #37 during ...

THE RARE GUITAR GROUP BIG RELEASE IN 1962 - OUT OF LIMITS -

BEFORE THE VENTURES RECORDED VERSION. GREAT COMPOSITION WITH ITS BEGINNING ' TWILIGHT ...

Chart info: #5 pop in March 1967.

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