SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR

SALUTE TO GLENN MILLER - Lee Gordon - This CD was originally thought of by our producer as an April Fools Day joke. Be that as it may this is really a tribute to Glenn Miller and lists 25 of his most...

In 1975 EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Issued a slim, 64-page book entitled "The Music Makers : Glenn Miller". It contained the sheet music of twenty of the bandleader's popular songs, ranging from...

When Glenn Miller's star vocalist, Marion Hutton, announced that she was taking maternity leave. It was a shock to Glenn. He immediately started looking around for a replacement. The ideal choice...

Every V-Disc recording by the famed mallet man, who started out on xylophone and became one of the swing era's greatest vibraphonists. You'll encounter Helen Ward, Mildred Bailey, Flip Phillips and...

These "live" recordings emanate from the Newport Jazz Festivals held at Freebody Park, Rhode Island on the 17th of July 1954, the 7th of July 1957 and the 8th of July 1962. The trio features the...

This CD features not only the great Louis Prima but also Gia Maione and Sam Butera And The Witnesses. It consists of four "The Navy Swings" radio programs 1H thru 4H and is sure to be popular with...

During World War II band leader Ambrose signed up Anne Shelton as a replacement for forces sweetheart Vera Lynn who was leaving the band. Anne was to help Ambrose to achieve many of the chart entries...

Jo Elizabeth Stafford (November 12, 1917 - July 16, 2008) was an American traditional pop music singer and occasional actress, whose career spanned five decades from the late 1930s to the early 1980s...

Jo Stafford must be one of the most loved and prolific American singers of the 1940s and fifties. Originally a member of Tommy Dorsey's Pied Pipers singing group she graduated to solo artist with...

Peter Yorke was born on December 4th 1902 to a printer and his wife in North London. He showed musical ability as soon as he was able to walk, and progressed swiftly through his piano lessons...