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 Me To the Moon” from Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years Request

Dinah Washington & Hal Mooney and His Orchestra “If I Were A Bell” from Compact Jazz: Dinah Washington

Peggy Lee “I Love Being Here With You” from The Very Thought Of You: A Romantic Crooners Collection

Bing Crosby with Bob Scobey’s Frisco Jazz Band “Last Night On the Back Porch” from Bing With A Beat

Duke Ellington and His Orchestra “Take the “A” Train” from The Only Big Band CD You’ll Ever Need

Edythe Wright w/ Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra “Music, Maestro, Please” from The Great Band Era (1938)

Artie Shaw & His Orchestra “Back Bay Shuffle” from Back Bay Shuffle

Cab Calloway “Get With It” from Cab Calloway

Woody Herman and His Orchestra “Blue Flame” from The Beat of the Big Bands: Woody Herman [LOCAL]

Vic Damone “Let’s Fall In Love” from That Towering Feeling!

Lena Horne “Out Of This World” from Stormy Weather – EP

Tony DeSare & Edward Decker “Angel Eyes” from One for My Baby [NEW RELEASE]

Count Basie and His Orchestra “Good Morning Blues (Real Tuesday Weld Clerkenwell Remix)” from Everybody’s Waitin’ For the Man With the Bag [REQUEST]

Arthur Lyman “Yellow Bird” from Music For A Bachelor’s Den

Ray Eberle w/ Glenn Miller & His Orchestra “Polka Dots and Moonbeams” from The Unforgettable Glenn Miller

Judy Garland and Gene Kelly “When You Wore A Tulip” from The Very Best of Judy Garland

Marilyn Duke and Vaugh Monroe “The Trolley Song” from These Were Our Songs (1944)

Dick Powell “By A Waterfall” from Lullaby Of Broadway

Maxine Sullivan “It Was a Lover and His Lass” from Loch Lomond – The Essential Maxine Sullivan

Ella Fitzgerald “I Want the Waiter (With the Water)” from The Early Years, Volume 2

Perry Como “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” from Saturday Night With Mr. C

Doris Day “Bewitched” from Doris Day’s Greatest Hits

Johnny Hartman “To Each His Own” from And I Thought About You

Mel Torme “Hello Young Lovers” from Original Jazz, Vol. 2

Dinah Shore “”Murder,” He Says” from The Very Best of Dinah Shore

Fred Waring “Holiday For Strings” from A String Of Pearls: Great Stars of the ’40s

The Mills Brothers “Till Then” from Songs That Got Us Through WWII

Jack Teagarden “Stars Fell On Alabama” from The Legendary Male Vocalists Of Jazz (1925-1940)

Vera Lynn “Wishing” from Sincerely Yours

Fred Astaire “Dancing In the Dark” from Steppin’ Out: Astaire Sings