Classic 1950s Rock & Roll song from The 1956 film “Don’t Knock The Rock” which had a simple plot reminiscent of those simpler but somewhat suspicious times when Rock Music was frowned upon but the elder society. In the movie a DJ tries to prove that Rock & Roll wont corrupt the towns teenage population. […] Continue reading → 
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 → 
Great song from the equally excellent movie “O BROTHER WHERE ART THOU” from 2000 which is loosely based on Homer’s epic poem “The Odyssey”. The clip below with George Clooney on Vocals is well worth watching too for a little humour and if you haven’t seen the full movie – you don’t know […] Continue reading → 
“Hey, Good Lookin’” is one of Hank Williams best known songs, which he released in June 1951, It is not a wholly original song , being an adaptation of Cole Porters 1942 song. However this version is much better known having been covered by various artists on numerous occasions, and it was inducted into the […] Continue reading → 
“Mona Lisa” remains to this day one of the classics of easy listening and although many artists have covered it, none (in our opinion anyway) perform it better than Nat King Cole. The song was originally written by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston for the motion picture Captain Carey, U.S.A. which was released by Paramount […] Continue reading → 
Space Oddity is probably the best known song from David Bowie’s 1969 album “David Bowie” and became so well known that the album was re released by as Space Oddity by CA in 1972. It is a hard song to describe and somewhat epitomises Bowies talent and musical repertoire as it sort of combines elements […] Continue reading → 
Early Music video by Glen Campbell performing what is probably his signature song “Rhinestone Cowboy”. Continue reading → 
This is one of Elton Johns many Classic songs and this live version from Madison Square Gardens in 2000 certainly got the crowd going: Continue reading → 
“All That Jazz” is one of many memorable songs from the 1975 musical Chicago and ait is probably best remembered as a Liza Minelli song as she released it as a single in 1975. The video below is a later live performance The version below (not by Liza) is from the movie and is rather good […] Continue reading → 
CABARET in many peoples opinion remains one of the best musicals of all time, and Liza Minnelli will always be synonymous with it. This video is from her 1979 live performance If You Fancy Seining Along The Lyrics to Cabaret Are Below What good is sitting alone In your room? Come hear the music […] Continue reading →