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It's still the young Frank Sinatra and Still taking his cue from the Band, But what a smooth performance.

... No wonder the girls went wild about h...

In a newly-released audio recording, the Italian coast guard appears to order the captain of the Costa Concordia to return to the capsized ship and...

1941 hit

They Didn't Believe Me by Dinah Shore from the album "Dinah Shore Sings" (1948, Columbia).

Louis Armstrong sings "BLUE AGAIN", recorded in 1931 and here released on Vocalion label 78 rpm record about 1937. Fine blues/jazz. Enjoy!

A Jazzy Little Billie Holiday Number Called 'He's Funny That Way'

Lyrics:

Never had nothing

No one to care

That's why I seem to have

More than m...

Here's one Miky originally posted. Felt it should go back up.....from 1964... They were supposed to release the Nippon concert from around the sam...

You Tube Post #2

So, in keeping with the key of "C", here's one of the most infectious grooves ever put to record. :)

And Duke said he never liked "swing" - HA! Th...

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I have no I dea what this was supposed to be but it's friggin' hilarious! Campaign manager ...

From his masterful "Oh, Look At Me Now" album

Weber State University (WSU) - Automotive Technology Department - Advanced Vehicle Systems Lab. A brief technical description and summary of the e...

Patti Page - Old Cape Cod with views of

the beautiful county of Cornwall

WW2 American Wars Songs

Benny Goodman Orchestra

Vocals: Liza Morrow

1945

End Of WWII Songs.

Few songs more closely identify the "Sound of the '50's" than the Chordettes' "Mr. Sandman". The girls formed in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1946, lat...

A famous teleplay starring Ed Begley, Everett Sloane and Richard Kiley. Elizabeth Montgomery has a bit part. It aired live on January 12, 1955. The...

Tribute to Judy Garland During The 1950's and 1960's Using the Song "Comes Once In A Lifetime" (All pictures from thejudyroom.com)

This is an appearence of Bob Eberly and Helen O'connell on the old Chesterfield "Supper Club" 1948-1950. A departure from the "Dorsey Brothers" ren...

The Ink Spots Singing " Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall "

Members:

Bill Kenny 1th Tenor

Ivory "Deek" Watson 2nd Tenor

Orville "Hoppy" Jones B...

Young the Mills Brothers sing their hit "I Heard".

From movie "Twenty Million Sweethearts" 1934

Very rare!!!

This sounds like (and looks like, from the matrix # on the label) a mid-1940's RCA cut, but I'm not sure - if fellow YouTube user "vdiscdaddy" or s...

In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree sung by:

The Mills Brothers and Louis Armstrong on Decca 78 rpm record.

Perry Como and Ethel Merman team up to sing "When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob Bobbin' Along." And Ethel breaks Perry's watch.

This is from an old kinescope of the Milton Berle Show in 1956. Harry fronts the "small" band which included Buddy Rich, Corky Corcoran, Herb Lorde...

Big tune covered by many, but Billy's version is the er...raunchiest!

LOUIS ARMSTRONG once said that no other jazzman gave him as much pleasure to listen to as JACK TEAGARDEN, and Jack was white. Born in Vernon, Texa...

Lets go way back, 70 YEARS, to 1939. That's when Perry Como was a singer with The Ted Weems Orch. They recorded this hit for Decca Records that year.

Saint-Saens: Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso (Isaac Stern) 1959

From Reveille With Beverly 1943