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The Winstons were a 1960s funk and soul music group, based in Washington, D.C., who are most notable for recording a track called "Color Him Father...

The Brooklyn Bridge - Worst That Could Happen (1968)

An all time classic from "Sassy". The great Sarah Vaughan.

It was music born of mutual admiration. "Nat Sings and Shearing Plays" says it all as Nat King Cole and George Shearing combined talents on an albu...

There's A Lull In My Life by Nat King Cole and George Shearing from the album "Nat King Cole Sings/George Shearing Plays" (1962, Capitol).

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Originally composed by Antonio De Vita (1932-1998) with Italian lyrics by Giorgio Calabrese. Hal Shaper in 1961 wrote the English lyrics to the mel...

This clip was shot in glorious colour on location in London and Rome, this 1966 film feature was originally screened as a support feature in the ci...

"Everybody Plays The Fool" is the title of a popular song written by J.R. Bailey, Rudy Clark and Ken Williams. The first recording of the song to ...

Classic 70's song

One of the prettiest pop songs of the early 70s. It is played occasionally, but not often enough. You can hear the 6/8 meter underlying rhythm whi...

here's Kyu Sakamoto's promotional video for Sukiyaki like you have never heard it before... with audio from the first time stereo legitimate releas...

What Is There To Say?

Beverly Kenney (vo) Roland Hanna (pf) Vinnie Burke (b) Specs Powell (ds)

Recorded December 11, 1958

SSJ XQAM 1035

I love this version of Rodgers and Hart's 1940 song - not least because she sings the little known verse which is so sad - well the whole song is s...

Written by John Blackburn and Karl Suessdorf

Motion pictures taken from " The end of the affair"

Re-Edit

Absolutely beautiful

America's Arcadia...scenic beauty at its best, accompanied by the wistful voice of Jo Stafford.

Dusty Springfield & Scott Walker - Let It Be Me

Sound only recording from the TV show "It Must Be Dusty" on ITV, 8 May 1968 (Season 1, Episode 1).

A 1961 hit by James Darren. How many remember him from the tv show, T. J. Hooker?

A very unusual recording from one of the female pioneers of country music, Skeeter Davis landed in the Top Ten with this September, 1963 hit, "I Ca...

"Tonight In Person" Show (1966)

Keep Searching from Top of the Pops in 1965.

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This is from "Peter, Paul and Mary Greatest Hits Ten Years Together" Much gratitude goes to the copyright owner WMG for allowing the sound recordin...

The Shangri-Las singing 'Shout' on the Lloyd Thaxton Show. This video is from February 1965. Mary would have been 16. Yes, she is miming. She's m...

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & Trinity - Save Me (1967)

"Silence is Golden" is a song co-written by Bob Gaudio of the American rock band, The Four Seasons, with Bob Crewe. It was released as a B-side to ...

Arthur Lee singing Alone Again Or on Later with Jools Holland, circa 2004.

Early BBC recording of this track

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Charted at #5 on Billboard Hot 100 in January 1960, #11 on UK Singles chart, and #7 on Billboard R&B chart.

Truly one of the best records of the '50's, this recording was one of those responsible for making me fall in love with the music of the era. If th...

Capitol Records EAP 1-1064 E.P.

1959: "Gidget" - w/ The 4 Preps

1958: The Dick Clark Show - "26 Miles (Santa Catalina)"

Helen Shapiro

Beverly Kenney/Sings for Playboys

Beverly Kenney (vo)

Ellis Larkins (p)

Joe Benjamin (b)

NY,1957

Paul & Paula - Hey Paula (1963)

Skeeter Davis has never gotten a lot of critical attention, but in the '50s and '60s, she recorded some of the most accessible crossover country mu...

Beverly Kenney - Born To be Blue (1958)

01 Born to Be Blue

02 Isn't It a Pity

03 For All We Know

04 It Only Happens When I Dance With You

05 Again

the return of an absolute masterpiece

from "Let's Get Lost" album.