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This album covers the Andrews Sisters during the peak of their popularity in the 1940s all taken from radio performances from that period. Most selections were either contemporary hits from that time...

The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles offered posh, resort type accommodations that attracted dignitaries, socialites and celebrities. It was also the home of the Coconut Grove, a world famous...

Austin's voice can sound wimpy but he's fun to listen to, and very light weight easy listening. He can swing when he wants to, and can even sound masculine at times, but mostly he will be remembered...

A chance to hear the Boswells both live and in the studio, as this 20-track CD consists both of broadcast and commercial recordings! Includes the Object of My Affection; I'm in Training for You; Song...

Burtnett is best remembered for his years as resident bandleader at the swank Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. He started as a pianist and arranger for Art Hickman and later became director...

Classic Victor and Brunswick recordings from one of America's most popular crooners, including Sweet and Lovely; Prisoner of Love; When You're in Love; Coffee in the Morning and Kisses at Night; Auf...

Take Two Records presents "The Elegant Eddy Duchin" with 1933-37, a chronologically jumbled cross-section of recordings made by this highly successful pianist and his hugely popular dance band...

Take Two Records presents a second album dedicated to the music of pianist and bandleader Eddy Duchin (1910-1951). Most of the vocals are by Lew Sherwood, with additional appearances by Jerry Cooper,...

That's "Ukelele Ike" to most of us, and here are 16 of his finest sides from the '20s and '30s, plus, as a special treat, four unissued test pressings from the '40s! Includes Singin' in the Rain;...

It is remarkable that a young Nebraskan farm girl with a severe stuttering problem would one day be called the "Glorifier of American Song" one of several titles bestowed on Ruth Etting during her...

20 tunes from one of Broadway's greatest torch singers, including some of her biggest smashes! Includes Life Is a Song; It Happened in Monterey; Love Is Like That; Dancing with Tears in My Eyes; Just...

In the 1920s the burgeoning of commercial radio led to a demand for inoffensive entertainment, especially smooth love songs to a gentle beat performed with suavity and class. The definition of the...