Tune in for a trip down memory lane with a show full of 1950s and 1960s television show themes.
Note: It appears that Bob’s attempts at musical world domination have been thwarted. We’ll straighten this out, and he’ll be back next week with another great show!
Tonight the gang is all here, and that means a show full of swinging, big band sounds and lots of fun and frivolity!
This week you can listen to the music of Glenn Miller, Billie Holiday, Lena Horne, Andy Russell, Harry Connick Jr., Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Tower of Power, Doris Day, Johnny Mathis, and more. There will even be some oldies that have a doo-wop sound, with The Turbans and The Four Aces.
The Jazzy Soundcheck features The Royal Philharmonic, Ray Anthony, and a few old memories.
So sit back and join us, LIVE or On Demand. And don’t forget to leave your comments and requests for next week below.
This week’s episode keeps the groove going with more great music that hails from Philadelphia – recorded at its world-famous Sigma Sound Studios – and features the timeless “Philly Sound”.
Listen, enjoy, and tell a friend! Leave your comments below.
This week we celebrate Italian and Italian-American singers, with some of their most popular songs. After all, who doesn’t love pizza, cannoli, and crooners?
Here a few of the artists you’ll hear in this episode, as well as their real names:
Jerry Vale – Gennaro Louis Vitaliano
Bobby Rydell – Robert Louis Ridarelli
Connie Francis – Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero
Connie Stevens – Concetta Rosalie Ann Ingolia
Perry Como – Pierino Ronald “Perry” Como
Frankie Valli – Francesco Stephen Castelluccio
Bobby Darin – Walden Robert Cassotto
So grab a cannoli or some chianti and enjoy.
Leave your comments and requests for next week below.
This week’s episode features songs recorded at Philadelphia’s world-famous Sigma Sound Studios and other songs that relate to that great “Philly Sound”.
Listen, enjoy, and tell a friend!