Probably the most iconic Country music song of the 1940s many have done cover versions but the original is still the best. This video even has the lyrics if you fancy singing along Radio recording from 1949 Continue reading → 
Auld Lang Syne for many (especially in English Speaking countries) remains the epitome of a New years song, and it is not a true NYE party without a belting rendition. The song its self emanates from the famed Scottish poet Robert Burns, although he admitted that much of the verse was collated from other sources […] Continue reading → 
Al Jolson was a highly acclaimed American singer, however he was not American born originating from Lithuania. He is also considered by many to be the first Jewish man to become a famous entertainment star in the USA. Although Swanee is almost always associated with him it was actually written by George Gershwin and Irving […] Continue reading → 
Nat King Cole singing The Christmas Song – Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire remains one of the seasons little treats. You can’t help but get a little sentimental when this is played. The lyrics epitomise X-mas for Me. Continue reading → 
This rarely seen footage is from the 1943 Command Performance radio show broadcast to the US troops During WW2. Judy Garland is be best known for her performance in the Wizard of OZ which this song comes from, and only her sad demise at age 47 has prevented her from achieving the true stardom she […] Continue reading → 
Still one of the most Iconic Christmas Songs of all time which was first performed by Bing on the radio on Christmas Day 1941. White Christmas is best known from the Paramount Pictures Movie. You know the festive season is upon us when you hear this song in the shops White Christmas which was written […] Continue reading → 
The Glenn Miller Orchestra perform the jazz classic: “In The Mood” (1946) Continue reading →