Featuring break music from
Latin Escapade
by The George Shearing Quintet

Dean Martin “Sway (Quien Sera)” from Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine

The Charlie Steinmann Orchestra and Singers “It Is Such A Good Night” from Summer Is A Mixtape, Vol. V

Nancy Sinatra “How Does That Grab You Darlin’?” from Nancy’s Greatest Hits

Mary & Norman Kaye w/ The Mary Kaye Trio “Sleeves Of Green” from Night Life: The Mary Kaye Trio

Lena Horne “A Wonderful Day Like Today” from Feelin’ Good

Helen Forrest w/ Artie Shaw & His Orchestra “What’s New” from The Uncollected, Vol. 5: Artie Shaw & His Orchestra

Gloria Hart w/ Art Kassel and His “Kassels-In-The-Air” Orchestra “Take It Easy” from The Uncollected: Art Kassell and His “Kassels In the Air” Orchestra

Pat Friday and the Modernaires w/ Glenn Miller & His Orchestra “I Know Why (And So Do You)” from The Unforgettable Glenn Miller

Bob Eberly w/ Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra “Blue Champagne” from These Were Our Songs (These Were Our Bands)

Jack Teagarden “Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland” from Father of Jazz Trombone

Turk Murphy “Bill Bailey” from Diamond Jubilee Showcase: Great Jazz

Dick Powell “The Girl On the Police Gazette” from The Dick Powell Song Book

Anne Lenner w/ Carroll Gibbons & His Orchestra “There Isn’t Any Limit To My Love” from Top Hits of the 1930s

Hildegarde “A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody” from Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup

Ella Fitzgerald “I’m Old Fashioned” from Best of Jazz Ballads [REQUEST]

Connie Francis “Melody Of Love” from Greatest American Waltzes

Sammy Davis, Jr. “Lush Life” from Uptown Lounge

Carmen McRae “Inside A Silent Tear” from Europa Jazz

Jane Morgan And The Troubadors “It’s Not For Me To Say” from Fascination

Johnny Mathis “My One and Only Love” from Warm

The Lettermen “The Way You Look Tonight” from Pop Memories Of the ’60s [REQUEST]

Gene Williams w/ Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra “I May Be Wrong” from The Uncollected: Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra (1947)

Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra “Parade of the Milk Bottle Caps” from The Best of Jimmy Dorsey

George Gershwin “I Was So Young (You Were So Beautiful)” from Manhattan: Music By George Gershwin

The Platters “Twilight Time” from All-Time Greatest Hits

Dinah Washington “Please Send Me Someone To Love” from Late Late Show

Jack Teagarden “St. James Infirmary” from Father of Jazz Trombone [REQUEST]

Della Reese “Until the Real Thing Comes Along” from Special Delivery

Billy Eckstine “As Time Goes By (2002/2003 Remastered Version)” from Once More With Feeling

Tony Bennett “The Best Is Yet To Come” from I Left My Heart In San Francisco

Jimmy Durante “Make Someone Happy” from As Time Goes By: The Best of Jimmy Durante