Remembering Vic Damone (1928-2018) Jimmy Durante “Hi Lili, Hi Lo (from “Lili”)” from As Time Goes By: The Best of Jimmy Durante Sammy Davis, Jr. and Carmen McRae “You’re the Top” from Boy Meets Girl: Sammy Davis Jr. and Carmen Read More …

Featuring break music from Soft and Sweet by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians Nat King Cole w/ the George Shearing Quintet “Serenata” from Nat King Cole Sings/George Shearing Plays Pearl Bailey “Easy Street” from The One and Only Pearl Read More …

Featuring break music from In A Sentimental Mood by Freddy Martin Rosemary Clooney “Snow” from Songs From White Christmas and Other Yuletide Favorites Dean Martin “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm” from A Winter Romance Frank Sinatra “Fly Read More …

Featuring break music from Dance To the Songs Everybody Knows by Wayne King and His Orchestra Ella Fitzgerald & The Ink Spots “I’m Beginning To See the Light” from Great Songs of 1945 Ted Weems “Walking My Baby Back Home” Read More …

Featuring break music from Tenderly by Liberace Dean Martin “Sway” from Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine June Christy “It’s a Most Unusual Day” from The Best of June Christy: The Jazz Sessions Lou Rawls “Stormy Weather” from Hooray For Love: Read More …

Featuring break music from Come Dance With Me by Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra Bing Crosby “I’ve Got The Sun In the Morning” from Everything I Have Is Yours Ella Fitzgerald “McPherson Is Rehearsin’ To Swing” from The Early Years Read More …

Featuring break music from Christmas with The George Shearing Quintet Barry Manilow “Christmas Is Just Around the Corner (from “a Cranberry Christmas”)” from In the Swing Of Christmas Gordon MacRae “Sleigh Ride” from Firestone Presents Your Christmas Favorites, Vol. 3 Read More …

Featuring break music from A Touch Of Blue by The Jonah Jones Quartet aided and abetted by the “Swinginest” Chorale Dean Martin “Canadian Sunset” from That’s Amore: The Best of Dean Martin Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney “Love Won’t Let Read More …

Celebrating the music of Irving Berlin! Featuring break music from Mr. Show Business – Irving Berlin by Ken Thorne & His Orchestra The Boston Pops Orchestra (John Williams, conductor) “There’s No Business Like Show Business” from Encore! Johnny Hartman “Blue Read More …

Featuring break music from Music for Two People Alone by The Melachrino Orchestra Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell w/ Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra “Green Eyes” from Remembering the ’40s (1941-1942) Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae “Wunderbar” from Memory Songs Read More …