1940s Music:
The music my parents listened to - big band swing and crooners! Swingin' big bands! Harry James. Glenn Miller. Tommy Dorsey. Artie Shaw. And the crooners! Bing Crosby. Frank Sinatra. Perry Como.
I was born in that decade and was much too young to appreciate the music. I learned many years later to really love it - still do! Listening to Roger play the songs of that era brings back a host of warm memories. ~Gipsy Dancer~ 💟
Tracklist:
Record 1:
01 Holiday For Strings
02 Sunday, Monday, Or Always
03 Don't Fence Me In
04 To Each His Own
05 The Warsaw Concerto
06 Donkey Serenade
07 Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah
08 Oh, What It Seemed To Be
09 Some Enchanted Evening
10 Anniversary Song
11 As Time Goes By
12 Riders In The Sky
Record 2:
01 Buttons and Bows
02 Blueberry Hill
03 Linda
04 Laura
05 Peg O' My Heart
06 Symphony
07 You'll Never Know
08 Nature Boy
09 The Last Time I Saw Paris
10 The Bells of St. Mary's
11 Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
12 Now Is The Hour
Orchestras directed by Hal Kanner, Martin Gold
Good morning, my dear. Do you know Roger Williams - Themes From Great Movies (1970)? I can't find.
ReplyDeleteEliane, I don't think I have it but I still have 8 crates of records that I have not inventoried. I'll look - it may take a few days. :D
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