We listen to and talk about the popular music and the artists of the 1940s, 50s and 60s & also re-discover forgotten artists and songs. The emphasis is mostly on the easy-listening music of the era before the arrival of rock and roll and which also continued beyond. Regular features may include tributes to particular artists, interview excerpts, songs from the 20s or 30s revived in the 40s, 50s or 60s, songs that topped the charts 60, 70 or 80 years ago – and more!
In our second hour, we usually take an in-depth look each week at a particular aspect of the music of the 1940s, 50s or 60s. Each “Special” may feature a specific artist, event, anniversary, Broadway show, Hollywood musical or other theme. It’s also an opportunity to take a detailed look at the history of a particular aspect of the era and re-discover forgotten artists and songs.
You can also hear a two hour repeat on Fridays at 2pm.
You can email comments and requests to Brian at briancrabbe8@gmail.com
A selection of programs may be heard as podcasts at mixcloud.com/theregoesthatsongagain
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Program Description of Latest Shows:
10am Wednesday 26th October and Repeat 2pm Friday 28th October, 2022
Completing our Smith, Brown and Jones trilogy, this week in the first hour of TGTSA we’ll hear lots of songs about PEOPLE by the name of Jones, and in our Special in the second hour, every ARTIST has the name Jones. We’re calling the program this week “Keeping up with the Joneses”.
10am Wednesday 19th October and Repeat 2pm Friday 21th October, 2022
This week it’s the turn of the Browns. In the first hour, we’ll hear lots of songs about people by the name of Brown and from artists by the name of Brown.
10am Wednesday 12th October and Repeat 2pm Friday 14th October, 2022
In the 1940s and 50s, there was an expression “Every Tom, Dick and Harry” referring to the prevalence of three boys’ names. And three of the most common surnames were Smith, Brown and Jones. Every one probably knew people having each of those surnames. And so it was with popular music of that era, both in song titles and artists themselves. This week in Brian’s first hour, it’s the turn of the Smiths, with Browns and Jones to follow over the next two weeks. Brian will also include a tribute to country singer Loretta Lynn who died last week.
10am Wednesday 5th October and Repeat 2pm Friday 7th October, 2022
This week we have a political speech by Peter Sellers in our comedy segment; celebrate 80 years since veteran radio presenter Bob Rogers began his career in 1942; hear Perry Como with a song he recorded in 1939 and again in 1947; two songs with boys’ names; and we remember The Chipmunks and The Nutty Squirrels.
10am Wednesday 28th September and Repeat 2pm Friday 30th September, 2022
We lhear some songs from 1945, we feature Peter Sellers in our comedy spot and Johnnie Ray is our artist who re-recorded two earlier songs in different style. And we hear a new song by 510 Jazz reviving the bossa nova beat.
10am Wednesday 21st September and Repeat 2pm Friday 23rd September, 2022
We hear another excerpt of a radio show by Bob Hope in our Comedy Segment. And The Four Freshmen are our featured Vocal Group.
10am Wednesday 14th September and Repeat 2pm Friday 16th September, 2022
This week our two girls about whom songs were written are Mona Lisa and Nina. We’ll hear an excerpt of a radio show by Bob Hope in our Comedy Segment. And we’ll continue with the Four Aces as our featured Vocal Group.
10am Wednesday 7th September and Repeat 2pm Friday 9th September, 2022
This week we start with “September in the Rain”; our revival is “Let’s face the music and dance”; we hear Part 3 of our Comedy segment with George Burns & Gracie Allen and their guest Frank Sinatra; we remember song writer Rod McKuen; we visit some cats and finish with out Girls’ Names Songs segment.
10am Wednesday 31st August and Repeat 2pm Friday 2nd September, 2022
This week we first welcome Spring; hear two songs from Sam Cooke ahead of our Special today; comedy from Stan Freberg and from George Burns & Gracie Allen and their guest Frank Sinatra; and songs from Frank Sinatra and Mario Lanza.
10am Wednesday 24th August and Repeat 2pm Friday 26th August, 2022
This week in our Comedy segment we hear Part 1 of a George Burns radio show with Frank Sinatra as guest; our Revival is “I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter”; and our group of four is The Four Aces.
10am Wednesday 17th August and Repeat 2pm Friday 19th August, 2022
This week in our first hour we feature Cilla Black, along with a comedy segment featuring the Bob Newhart, our Revivals segment,
10am Wednesday 10th August and Repeat 2pm Friday 12th August, 2022
This week in our first hour we pay tribute to Olivia Newton-John, along with another comedy segment featuring the Smothers Brothers, our Revivals segment, some songs popular in 1955, and our girls’ names segment.
10am Wednesday 3rd August and Repeat 2pm Friday 5th August, 2022
This week in our first hour we have some songs about honey, along with another comedy segment featuring the Smothers Brothers.
Last week we noted the 53rd anniversary since the first men landed on the moon and we played several songs about the moon. Well, this week we’re giving equal time to the sun. All our songs are about the sun, sunshine or sunrise, and conveying a wide range of emotions.
This week in our first hour, on the 53rd anniversary of the first humans landing on the moon, we’ll include lots of songs about the moon as well as our usual segments.
This week we have our usual segments, including our comedy segment in which we again feature the Smothers Brothers, and we remember Irish singer Val Doonigan,
Brian Crabbe was an avid listener to radio while growing up Sydney in the late 1940s, the 1950s and the 1960s. With the recent closure of iconic Sydney commercial station 2CH after 90 years on air, this week Brian remembers some of the presenters on 2CH who played the music of that period, either at the time or reminiscing in more recent years. Included are Bob Pollard, Walter Elliott, Brian Henderson, Max Rowley, Dal Myles, Howard Craven, Phil Haldeman, Sam Kronje, John Mahon, and in more recent years Ward Austin, Chris Kearns and Bob Rogers. It’s a two-hour Special with lots of audio excerpts and music of the period.
In our first hour today, we feature two vocalists who sang with groups and later went solo: Ronnie Gilbert of the Weavers and Jim Ed Brown of the Browns. And we also remembers the sweet sounds of the George Melachrino Orchestra.
This week in our first hour our Comedy segment again features Spike Jones. aWe also have our other usual segments: two songs with girls’ names, our Revival, songs with changed tempos, and an artist who recorded their songs a second time.
In our first hour today, we celebrate the arrival of winter with three songs; our Comedy segment features more Spike Jones recordings; we have a segment featuring songs with changed tempos within; and we hear two different hit versions of the same song by Tommy Edwards, first in 1951 and again in 1958.
10am Wednesday, 25th May, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 27th May, 2022
In our first hour today, our Comedy segment features Spike Jones; we hear three songs by Rosemary Clooney with the “Mambo King” Prez Prado; we have Rosetta and Mandy as our two songs with girls’ names; “Oh you beautiful doll” is our revival from the First World War Years; and we hear two songs that topped the charts in May, 1965.
10am Wednesday, 18th May, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 20th May, 2022
We open with an election song and a comedy political speech, then reminisce about the careers of British singer Jackie Trent and American vocal group The Lettermen. At a quarter to the hour we begin a 75 minute Special in tribute to Perry Como on the 110th Anniversary of his birth on 18th May, 1912. His manager, orchestra leader, and his daughter fondly reminisce about him.
10am Wednesday, 11th May, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 13th May, 2022
This week we sing and dance to 3 songs, listen to two songs addressing girls formally by their last names, hear a medley of songs by Ben E. King, celebrate Tommy Roe’s 80th birthday on 9th May, and reminisce with our revived song “The Darktown Strutters’ Ball”.
10am Wednesday, 4th May, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 6th May, 2022
This week we consider different words used to refer to mothers, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Deanna Durban’s birth, the 103rd of Pete Seeger’s, and the 86th birthday of Elgelbert Humperdink.
10am Wednesday, 27th April, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 29th April, 2022
Regular listeners will recall that two weeks ago we had a 90 minute Special in tribute to Bobby Rydell who died earlier this month, just a few weeks short of his 80th birthday. So Tuesday this week, 26th April, is the 80th anniversary of Bobby’s birth, and a good reason to pay an additional tribute to Bobby. This time, we feature an interview that Bobby did with popular Sydney radio presenter Bob Rogers when Bobby was visiting Sydney in 2007 .
10am Wednesday, 20th April, 2022 and Repeat 2pm Friday, 22nd April, 2022
This week in our first hour we have our segments with songs from “long, long ago” and the names of girls. We also have songs from three Italian-American singers: this week Tommy Leonetti, Toni Arden and Ezio Pinza.
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"Hibiscus" – Jo Stafford
"Soldi, Soldi, Soldi" – Sophia Loren
“You won’t be satisfied (until you break my heart)” – Perry Como & The Satisfiers
“Walking behind Miss Lucy” – Karl Kress
"Toot Toot Tootsie, goodbye" – Al Jolson
"Beep Beep" – The Playmates
"Esso Besso" – Paul Anka
"Tiger" – Fabian
"Paper Tiger" – Sue Thompson
"It’s too soon to know" – The Pied Pipers
"It’s too soon to know" – Pat Boone
“We’ve been having fun all summer long” – Beach Boys
"The things we did last summer" – Shelly Fabares
"Mister Tambourine Man" – The Byrds
"Turn, Turn, Turn" – The Byrds
“Cuddle up a little closer” – The Pied Pipers
"That’s what I like about the South" – Phil Harris
“Young Love” – Sonny James
“First date, first kiss, first love” – Sonny James
“Kathaleen” – Sonny James
“Walk to the dance” – Sonny James
“Near You” – Sonny James
“Honey” – Sonny James
“Vaya Con Dios” – Sonny James
“Can you use any money today? – Ethel Merman
"I wonder, I wonder, I wonder" – The Four Lads
“FDR Jones” – Flanagan and Allen
“This is the Army Mister Jones” – Irving Berlin
“The Jones Boy” – The Mills Brothers
“Angela Jones” – Johnny Ferguson
“John Paul Jones” – Johnny Horton
“Along came Jones” – The Coasters
“Me and Mrs Jones” – Billy Paul
“A hard day’s night” – Peter Sellers
“She loves you” – Peter Sellers
“Love walked in” – Kenny Baker
“Love walked in” – The Hilltoppers
“San Antonio Rose” – Pee Wee King
“A chapter in my life called Mary” – Buddy Clark
“Bob White” – Bobby Darin and Johnny Mercer
“Don’t cry Joe” – Rosemary Clooney
"The Monster Mash" – Bobby Pickett
"This could be the start of something big" – Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme
“Leap Frog” – Les Brown
"So Good" – James Brown
“Twenty Miles” – Ray Brown
“The Three Bells” – The Browns
“Morning” – Jim Ed Brown
“Please take a letter Miss Brown” – The Ink Spots
“Mrs Brown, you’ve got a lovely daughter” – Herman’s Hermits
“Charlie Brown” – The Coasters
“Pamela Brown” – Tom T. Hall
"Mame" – Johnnie Ray
“If ever I should leave you” (from “Camelot”) – Geoffrey Chard
“Tico Tico” – Ethel Smith
“There goes that song again” – Kate Smith
“Guitar Boogie” – Arthur Smith
“Cruisin’ down the river” – Jack Smith
“It’s a sin to tell a lie” – Somethin’ Smith and the Red Heads
“I can’t get started” – Keely Smith
“Tar and Cement” – Verdelle Smith
“Little Green Apples” – O. C. Smith
“Me and the Moon” – Al Morgan
“Party Political Speech” – Peter Sellers
“I’ve been everywhere” – Lucky Starr
“Bobby’s girl” – Marcie Blain
“I can’t get started” – Bunny Berrigan
“I wonder who’s kissing her now” (1939) – Perry Como & Ted Weem’s Orch
“I wonder who’s kissing her now” (1947) – Perry Como
“Where the boys are” – Connie Francis
“I’m just wild about Harry” – Al Jolson
“Oh Johnny” – Andrews Sisters
“Witch Doctor” – David Seville
"The Chipmunks’ Song" – The Chipmunks
"Uh Oh" Part 2 – The Nutty Squirrels
"Popsicles and Icicles" – The Murmaids
"Funny how time slips away" – Johnny Tillotson
"Broken hearted melody" – Sarah Vaughan
“Til the end of time” – Perry Como
“Chickery chick” – Sammy Kaye
“It’s been a long, long time” – Kitty Kallen & Harry James Orch
"Ebb Tide" – Vic Damone
"Crossing the sea" – 510 Jazz
“I’m so ashamed” – Peter Sellers
“Goodness, gracious me” – Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren
“It’s too good to be true” – Frankie Valli
“Cry” (1951) – Johnnie Ray
"Cry" (1962) – Johnnie Ray
“I’ll never fall in love again” (1952) – Johnnie Ray
“I’ll never fall in love again” (1959) – Johnnie Ray
“They can’t take that away from me” – Fred Astaire
"I think of you" – The McGuire Sisters
Mona Lisa – Dennis Day
Nina never knew – Sauter Finegan Orchestra
It’s no sin – The Four Aces
Should I – The Four Aces
Heart of my Heart – The Four Aces
It’s a woman’s world – The Four Aces
Mister Sandman – The Four Aces
Love is a many splendored thing – The Four Aces
Wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine – The Four Aces
Shine on harvest moon – The Four Aces
You can’t run away from it – The Four Aces
"September in the rain" – Jo Stafford
“Let’s face the music and dance” – Fred Astaire
“Let’s face the music and dance” – Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga
“I’ll catch the sun” – Rod McKuen
"I Think of You" – Perry Como
"The World I Used to Know" – Jimmy Rodgers
“Love’s been good to me” – Frank Sinatra
“The Pussycat Song” – Jimmy Durante and Betty Garrett
“The Persian Kitten” – Phil Harris
“Mimi” – Frankie Carle
“Peggy O’Neil” – Frankie Carle
"Spring, Spring, Spring" from "7 Brides for 7 Brothers" – Soundtrack
"She was only Sixteen" – Sam Cooke
"Chain Gang" – Sam Cooke
"Heartbreak Hotel" – Stan Freberg
"September Song" – Frank Sinatra
"It might as well be Spring" – George Burns & Bing Crosby
"Learning the Blues" – Frank Sinatra
"Something Stupid" – Frank & Nancy Sinatra
"Be my love" – Mario Lanza
"There must me a way" – Joni James
"A shine on my shoes" – Fred Astaire
"Mister Tap Toe" – Doris Day
Radio Show – George Burns
“I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter” – Fats Waller
“I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter” – Billy Williams
"Open the door Richard" – The Charioteers
"Ain’t she pretty" – The Charioteers
"It’s no sin" – The Four Aces
"Tell me why" – The Four Aces
"Heart and Soul" – The Four Aces
"Three coins in the fountain" – The Four Aces
(I never promised you a) Rose Garden – Lynn Anderson
"Love of the loved" – Cilla Black
"Anyone who had a heart" – Cilla Black
"You’re my world" – Cilla Black
"Alfie" – Cilla Black
"Going out of my head" – Cilla Black
Promoting the Wright Brothers – Bob Newhart
"Home loving man" – Andy Williams
Introduction – The Four Lads
"Faith can move mountains" – The Four Lads & Johnnie Ray
"Mocking Bird" (1958) – The Four Lads
"Moments to remember" – The Four Lads
"No not much" – The Four Lads
"Standing on the corner" – The Four Lads
"When you and I were young, Maggie" – The Four Lads
"Sam" – Olivia Newton-John
"Hopelessly devoted to you" – Olivia Newton-John
"Magic" – Olivia Newton-John
"Physical" – Olivia Newton-John
"Suddenly" – Olivia Newton-John & Cliff Richard
“You didn’t come in” – Smothers Brothers
“Tommy’s Song” – Smothers Brothers
Helen Morgan – “Frankie and Johnny”
Guy Lombardo – “Frankie and Johnny”
Prez Prado – “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White”
Alan Dale – “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White”
“Dance with me Henry” – Georgia Gibbs
"Unchained Melody" – Les Baxter
“Maria Elena” – Donald Peers
“Tangerine” – Donald Peers
“It’s a lovely day today” – Perry Como and the Fontane Sisters
“You’re just in love” – Perry Como and the Fontane Sisters
“Honey Hush” – Fats Waller
“Honey in the horn” – The Four Aces
“Honeycomb” – Jimmie Rodgers
“Learning the blues” – Frank Sinatra
“The Yellow Rose of Texas” – Mitch Miller
“Ain’t that a shame” – Pat Boone
“Honey babe” – Art Mooney
“Honey babe (I like your kind of love)” – Andy Williams
"Honey Love" – The Drifters & Clyde McPhatter
"Honey" – Sonny James
“Honey” – Bobby Goldsboro
“Honey come back” – Glen Campbell
“Honey, honey” – Abba
“I’ve got the sun in the morning and the moon at night” – Betty Hutton
“That lucky old sun” – Frankie Lane
“Please Mr Sun” – Johnnie Ray
“Sunrise, sunset” – Eddie Fisher
“East of the sun and west of the moon” – Guy Mitchell
“Sun flower” – Russ Morgan
“Sittin’ in the sun” – Louis Armstrong
“On the Sunny side of the street” – Frankie Laine
“Powder your face with sunshine” – Evelyn Knight
“Twenty four hours of sunshine” – Gordon MacRae
“I love the sunshine of your smile” – The Four Knights
“You are my sunshine” – Bing Crosby
“You are the sunshine of my life” – Stevie Wonder
“I don’t care if the sun don’t shine” – Dean Martin
“Destination Moon” – The Ames Brothers
“Moon Talk” – Perry Como
“Boom Boom Boomerang” – The DeCastro Sisters
“Acercate mas” – Nat “King” Cole
“Everyone’s gone to the moon” – Jonathan King
“Blue Moon” – Billy Eckstein
“Blue Moon” – The Marcels
“My heart cries for you” – Guy Mitchell 1951
“My heart cries for you” – Guy Mitchell 1958
“Blue Moon of Kentucky” – Elvis Presley
“I’ve got my love to keep me warm” – The Mills Brothers
“The impossible dream” – The Smothers Brothers
“Tzena, “Tzena, “Tzena” – The Weavers in concert
“Walk Tall” – Val Doonican
"Elusive Butterfly" – Val Doonican
"O’Rafferty’s Motor Car" – Val Doonican
‘Mississippi’ – Patti Page
"For me and my Gal" – Judy Garland
“April Showers” – Al Jolson 1922
“April Showers” – Al Jolson 1947
“It’s not unusual” – Tom Jones
“Mister Sears and Mr Roebuck” – Dorothy Shay
“The girl on Page 44” – The Four Lads
“Put the blame on Mame” – Monica Lewis
"Miss Chiquita Banana" – Monica Lewis
“A tree in the meadow” – Monica Lewis & The Ames Brothers
“The song is you” – Monica Lewis
"Well I Ask You" – Eden Kane
“Don’t that beat all” – Adam Faith
"Theme from Z-Cars" – Johnny Keating
“Katrina” – Kay Kyser
“Juanita” – Jo Stafford & Gordon MacRae
"Chatterbox" – Kay Kyser
"Some day" – Frankie Laine
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“Tzena, Tzena, Tzena” – The Weavers
“Kisses Sweeter than Wine” – The Weavers
“Ay round the corner” – The Weavers
“So long, it’s been good to know you” – The Weavers
“The Three Bells” – The Browns
“Morning” – Jim Ed Brown
"The Old Lamplighter" – The Browns
“We’ll build a bungalow” – Bobby Limb
“The Best Things in Life are Free” – June Allyson & Peter Lawford
"Thank you for the music" – Abba
“Bobbysox Bounce” – George Melachrino Orchestra
“The Starlight Roof Waltz” – George Melachrino Orchestra
“Winter Sunshine” – George Melachrino Orchestra
“Super skier” – The Chad Mitchell Trio
“Racing with the moon” – Vaughn Monroe
“Yes, we have no bananas” – Billy Jones
“Music, maestro, please” – Fats Waller
“Music, maestro, please” – Frankie Laine
“Laura” – Dick Haymes
“Laura” – Spike Jones
“I’m getting sentimental over you” – The Dorsey Brothers
“I’m getting sentimental over you” – Spike Jones
“Tangerine” – Jimmy Dorsey
“Amapola” – Jimmy Dorsey
“I’ll never fall in love again” (1951) – Johnnie Ray
“I’ll never fall in love again” (1959) – Johnnie Ray
“Winter’s here again” – The Ames Brothers
“Winter” – Spike Jones
"No, No, Nanette" – Doris Day
“Tea for two” – Doris Day
“Cocktails for two” – Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra
“Cocktails for two” – Spike Jones
“My old flame” – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
“My old flame” – Spike Jones
“On a slow boat to China” – Kay Kyser and his Orchestra
“Little girl” – Kay Kyser and his Orchestra
“It’s all in the game” (1951) – Tommy Edwards
“It’s all in the game” (1958) – Tommy Edwards
“I’m just wild about Harry” – Al Jolson
“Turn around, look at me” – The Lettermen
“Wishing ring” – Joni James
“Dragnet” – Spike Jones
“Mule Train” – Frankie Laine
“Mule Train” – Spike Jones
“Mack the knife” – Rosemary Clooney & Prez Prado
"Corazon de Melon" – Rosemary Clooney & Prez Prado
"Sway" – Rosemary Clooney & Prez Prado
“Rosetta” – Fats Waller
“Mandy” – Fats Waller
“Oh you beautiful doll” – The American Quartet
“Oh you beautiful doll” – Rosemary Clooney
“Mrs Brown you’ve got a lovely daughter” – Herman’s Hermits
“Help me Rhonda” – The Beach Boys
If I’m elected – Eddie Fisher
Party Political Speech – Peter Sellers
Where Are You Now – Jackie Trent
I’ll be there beside you – Jackie Trent
Play it again – Jackie Trent
The way you look tonight – The Lettermen
When I Fall in Love – The Lettermen
Theme from a Summer Place – The Lettermen
Goin’ Out of My Head – The Lettermen
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You – The Lettermen
I only have eyes for you – The Lettermen
I’m looking over a four leaf clover – Art Mooney’s Orchestra
My lady loves to dance – Perry Como
Dancing in the dark – Jo Stafford
Please take a letter Miss Brown – The Ink Spots
Miss Otis regrets – The King Sisters
Medley – Ben E. King
Jilted – Teresa Brewer
Shiela – Tommy Roe
The Folk Singer – Tommy Roe
The Town Crier – Tommy Roe
Sweet Pea – Tommy Roe
Frank Sinatra – Night and Day
If I were a bell – Jo Stafford
The Darktown Strutters’ Ball – Original Dixieland Jazzband
The Darktown Strutters’ Ball – Lou Monte
Five foot two, eyes pf blue – Art Mooney’s Orchestra
Be anything – Connie Francis
My Mammy – Eddie Fisher
Love’s Old Sweet Song – Deanna Durbin
The Turntable Song – Deanna Durbin
Always – Deanna Durbin
Wimoweh – Pete Seeger
On top of old Smokey – Pete Seeger
Kisses sweeter than wine – Pete Seeger
Ay round the corner – Pete Seeger
Turn, turn, turn – Pete Seeger
How near is love? – Engelbert Humperdink
Fanny – Eddie Fisher
Margie – Eddie Cantor
A Girl, A Girl – Eddie Fisher
Lady of Spain – Eddie Fisher
April Showers – Bobby Rydell
Because you’re mine – Mario Lanza
Here in my heart – Al Martino
Turn back the hands of time – Eddie Fisher
Venus – Frankie Avalon
Beauty School Dropout – Frankie Avalon
Volare – Bobby Rydell
Teach me to twist – Bobby Rydell & Chubby Checker
Broken hearted – Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra
Kissing time (Australia way) – Bobby Rydell
Moon River – Bobby Rydell
Stranger on the shore – Bobby Rydell
Around the World – Bobby Rydell
My echo, my shadow and me – Don Cornell
Last night on the back porch – Teresa Brewer
Whispering – Paul Whiteman
When the red, ed robin comes bob bob bobbin’ along – Ak Jolson
Wendy – The Beach Boys
Sherry – The Four Seasons
I cried – Tommy Leonetti
Free – Tommy Leonetti
My City of Sydney – Tommy Leonetti
I can dream can’t I – Toni Arden
Too young – Toni Arden
Come back to Sorrento – Toni Arden
Some enchanted evening – Ezio Pinza
Timber / Please don’t take my sunshine away – Ezio Pinza & Bing Crosby
When I take my sugar to tea – Don Cornell
It’s Easter Time – Perry Como
Teach me to Pray – Frankie Laine
I believe – Frankie Laine
My Friend – Eddie Fisher
The Lord is my Shepherd – Jo Stafford
The Lord’s Prayer – Connie Francis
He – The McGuire Sisters
Come Sunday – Frankie Laine
May the good Lord bless and keep you – Frankie Laine
This could be the start of something big – Steve Lawrence & Eydie
Sugarbush – Frankie Laine & Doris Day
Setting the woods on fire – Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford
Gambella, the gambling lady – Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford
Way down yonder in new Orleans – Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford
In the cool, cool, cool of the evening – Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford
Giving back – Frankie Laine
That’s my desire – Frankie Laine
Wheels of a Dream – Frankie Laine
It ain’t over til its over – Frankie Laine
Someday – Frankie Laine
She reminds me of you – Frankie Laine
Tomorrow Mountain – Frankie Laine
The Ruby and the Pearl – Frankie Laine
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“Crazy Rhythm” – Doris Day
“The Preacher and the Bear” – Phil Harris
“The Preacher and the Bear” – The New Christie Minstrels
"The Baby Elephant Walk" – Lawrence Welk
"Never smile at a crocodile" – Jerry Lewis
“Rum and Coca Cola” – The Andrews Sisters
“Beep Beep” – The Playmates
“Little Honda” – The Hondells
"C’est si bon" – Eartha Kitt
"Wonderful Land" – The Shadows
“Start the day right” – Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell
“From this moment on” – Giselle MacKenzie
“Honeymoon” – Teresa Brewer
"Butterfly" – Andy Williams
"Elusive butterfly" – Val Doonican
"Jet Stream" – 510 Jazz
“Tammy” – The Ames Brothers
“I love you Samantha” – Bing Crosby
“You brought a new kind of love to me” – Maurice Chevalier
“You brought a new kind of love to me” – Frank Sinatra
"Blue Moon" – Felicia Sanders
"With the wind and rain in your hair" – Pat Boone
"There’s ‘yes yes’ in your eyes" – Teresa Brewer
"Spring, Spring, Spring" – Johnny Mercer
"Lonesome Polecat" – The McGuire Sisters, Alan Dale and Eileen Barton
"You and I" – Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
"You and I" – Bobby Vinton
"Roses are Red" – Bobby Vinton
"Graduation Day" – The Four Freshmen
"Tea for Two" – The Waring Sisters
"Tea for Two" – Doris Day
"You and I" – Bing Crosby
“September in the rain” – Jo Stafford
“September Song” – Frank Sinatra
“Spring, Spring, Spring” – "7 Brides for 7 Brothers" soundtrack
"My baby just cares for me" – Jack Payne and his Orchestra
"My baby just cares for me" – Nina Simone
"People" – Ella Fitzgerald
“Moon Song” – Marian McPartland
“Venus in blue jeans” – Jimmy Clanton
“My father” – Judy Collins
“Blowing in the wind” – Peter, Paul and Mary
“We shall overcome” – Pete Seeger
"Bobbysox Bounce" – George Melachrino and his Orchestra
"Keep a lovin’ me" – The Everly Brothers
"Bye bye love" – The Everly Brothers
"Wake up little Susie" – The Everly Brothers
"All I have to do is dream" – The Everly Brothers
"Bird dog" – The Everly Brothers
"Problems" – The Everly Brothers
“Devoted to you” – The Everly Brothers
"Poor Jenny" (10pm and 1am versions) – The Everly Brothers
"’Til I kissed you" – The Everly Brothers
"Let it be me" – The Everly Brothers
"Cathy’s Clown" – The Everly Brothers
"So Sad (to watch good love go bad") – The Everly Brothers
"Walk right back" – The Everly Brothers
"Crying in the rain" – The Everly Brothers
"That’s old fashioned" – The Everly Brothers
"Melodrama" – The Keystone Family Singers
"Bowling Green" – The Everly Brothers
"Stories we could tell" – The Everly Brothers
"Some hearts" – The Everly Brothers
"Don’t worry baby" – The Everly Brothers
"All I have to do is dream" – Phil Everly and Cliff Richard
"Kentucky" – The Everly Brothers
“Things go better” – The Everly Brothers
“Buona Fortuna Amore Mio” – The Everly Brothers
“Am abend auf der Heide” – The Everly Brothers
“When will I be loved” – The Everly Brothers
“Be Bop a Lula” – The Everly Brothers
"Love hurts" – The Everly Brothers
"Don’t blame me" – The Everly Brothers
"Ti Pi Tin" – The Andrews Sisters
“Bei Mir Bist Du Schön” – The Andrews Sisters
“The piano roll blues” – The Andrews Sisters & Al Jolson
"Civilization" – The Andrews Sisters & Danny Kaye
“Don’t sit under the apple tree” – The Andrews Sisters
“I can dream can’t I” – The Andrews Sisters
“I wanna be loved” – The Andrews Sisters
“Begin the Beguine” – The Andrews Sisters
“There will never be another you” – Patti Andrews & The Andrews Sisters
“The Object of my affection” – Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra
“The Object of my affection” – Russ Morgan and his Orchestra
“He’s a Rebel” – The Crystals
“Big girls don’t cry” – The Four Seasons
"Canadian Sunset" – Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra
“With the wind and rain in your hair” – Pat Boone
“Pennies from Heaven” – Guy Mitchell
"Was it rain?" – Guy Mitchell
"Hold me" – Jack Hylton
"Hold me" – P. J. Proby
“Saturday is the loneliest night of the week” – Frank Sinatra
“Another Saturday night” – Sam Cooke
"Saturday date" – Kay Kyser
“Rip it Up” – Bill Haley
“Tennessee Saturday night” – Pat Boone
“Saturday night at the movies” – The Drifters
"On the Boardwalk in Atlantic City" – The Charioteers
“Gotta travel on” – Billy Grammer
“Long, long ago” – Dean Martin and Nat ‘King’ Cole
“I’ve got rings on my fingers” – Teresa Brewer
"Liza" – Al Jolson
“Miss Elizabeth Brown” – Al Bowlly
“Swanee” – Jaye P. Morgan
“Two lost souls” – Perry Como and Jaye P. Morgan
“A shoulder to weep on” – June Valli
Perry Como – “All at once you love her”
“Oh my love” – June Valli
“Be my baby” – The Ronettes
“I love Paris” – Doris Day
“Say it with music” – Ray Conniff
"Whatever Lola wants" – Dinah Shore
"Gonna Find Me a Bluebird" – Marvin Rainwater
“Majesty of Love” – Marvin Rainwater & Connie Francis
“You, my darling, you” – Marvin Rainwater & Connie Francis
“I must see Annie tonight” – Russ Morgan
“Annie doesn’t live here anymore” – Eartha Kitt
“When I lost you” – Teresa Brewer
“Too many rivers” – Brenda Lee
“Roll on Mississippi, roll on” – Al Bowlly
“Sweet Afton” – Kay Starr
"I’m the loneliest gal in town" – Kay Starr
"You were only fooling" – Kay Starr
"So tired" – Kay Starr
"Bonaparte’s Retreat" – Kay Starr
"I’ll never be free" – Kay Starr and Tennessee Ernie Ford
"Wheel of fortune" – Kay Starr
"Rock and Roll Waltz" – Kay Starr
"My heart reminds me" – Kay Starr
"Put your shoes on Lucy" – Russ Morgan
"Nancy" – Frank Sinatra
"Chee chee oo chee" – Perry Como and Jaye P. Morgan
"Tell me, tell me" – June Valli
"Count your blessings" – Eddie Fisher
:If anyone finds this, I love you" – Kay Starr
"Foolishly yours" – Kay Starr
"Side by side" – Kay Starr
"That’s what the Good Book says" – Kay Starr
"Memphis Blues" – Kay Starr
"Baby me" – Kay Starr with Glenn Miller’s Orchestra
"Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen" – Kay Starr with Charlie Barnett’s Orchestra
"I can’t get started" – Kay Starr with Charlie Barnett’s Orchestra
"If I could spend one hour with you" – Kay Starr with the Capitol Jazzmen
"Enchanted Island – The Four Lads
"In the middle of an island" – Tony Bennett
"On a desert island" – Arthur Godfrey
"I’ve got my love to keep me warm" – Les Brown & his Band of Renown
"Stormy Weather" – Les Brown
"It takes two to tango" – Peggy Lee with Les Brown
"You are my sunshine" – Les Brown
“I’ve got you under my skin” – Eartha Kitt
“A Girl, a Girl” – Eddie Fisher
“Aneme e core” – Eddie Fisher
“Botch a me” – Rosemary Clooney
“Mambo Italiano” – Rosemary Clooney
"I love you" – Bing Crosby
“Gloria” – The Mills Brothers
“Marie” – The Mills Brothers & Louis Armstrong
“Cherry” – The Mills Brothers & Louis Armstrong
"My foolish heart" – Gordon Jenkins
“Easy to Love” – Eartha Kitt
“In the still of the night” – Eartha Kitt
“Love letters in the sand” – Jack Payne
“Love letters in the sand” – Pat Boone
"Please Mister Sun" – Johnnie Ray
"Wives and lovers" – Jack Jones
“Cruising Down the Rhine” – Horst Jankowski
“Too Close for comfort” – Eydie Gorme
“I’ll take Romance” – Eydie Gorme
"This Could Be the Start of Something Big" – Eydie Gorme & Steve Lawrence
"Now there’s no you" – 510 Jazz
“Take the A Train” – The King Sisters
“Easy to love” – The King Sisters
“That Old Feeling” – The King Sisters
“Sweet Marie” – The Andrews Sisters
“Sweet Georgia Brown” – Bing Crosby
“Sweet Lorraine” – Nat "King" Cole
“Sweet Sue” – Pat Boone
“Sweet Leilani” – Bing Crosby
"Sweet Charity” – John McMartin
“Ida, sweet as apple cider” – Eddie Cantor
“Theme from “A Summer Place” – Percy Faith
"Cleo and Meo" – Jill Corey
"Blue Velvet" – Tony Bennett
"The lady is a tramp" – Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga
"Fanny" – Eddie Fisher
"Cindy, oh Cindy" – Eddie Fisher
"Old Sydney town" – Gary Shearston
"The pussy cat song" – Jimmy Durante & Betty Garrett
"The Siamese Cat Song" – Peggy Lee
“I taut I taw a puddy tat” – Mel Blanc
“The Persian kitten” – Phil Harris
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“Just in time” – Tony Bennett
“My heart has a mind of its own” – Connie Francis
“My Gal Sal” – Al Jolson
“Margie” – Eddie Cantor
“Marcheta” – Perry Como
“Ma, he’s making eyes at me” – Teresa Brewer
“I’ll string along with you” – Ted Fio Rito
“I’ll string along with you” – The Four Lads
Rainbow round my shoulder – Frankie Laine
Ramona – The Gaylords
Rose, Rose, I love you – Frankie Laine
Linda – Buddy Clark
Raindrops keep falling on my head – B J Thomas
Hooked on a Feeling – B J Thomas
I just can’t help believing – B J Thomas
Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song – B J Thomas
Whatever Happened to Old-Fashioned Love – B J Thomas
Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Sons of the Pioneers
Cool Water – Sons of the Pioneers
You don’t know what lonesome is – Perry Como & The Sons of the Pioneers
"Same old moon" – Helen Ward
"What a little moonlight will do" – Helen Ward
"Moonglow" – The McGuire Sisters
“Cuddle up a little closer” – The Pied Pipers
"That’s what I like about the South" – Phil Harris
“The Cat Came back” – Sonny James
“Young Love” – Sonny James
“First date, first kiss, first love” – Sonny James
“Kathaleen” – Sonny James
“Walk to the dance” – Sonny James
“Near You” – Sonny James
"Honey" – Sonny James
“Vaya Con Dios” – Sonny James
“Can you use any money today?” – Ethel Merman
How high the moon – Les Paul and Mary Ford
It’s only a paper moon – Perry Como
The moon is blue – Sauter Finegan Orchestra
Blue Moon – Mel Torme
Silver moon upon the golden sands – Guy Mitchell
Luna Rosa – Tony Martin
The moon was yellow – Frank Sinatra
Hold my hand – Lorrae Desmond
Ding Dong Rockabilly Wedding – Lorrae Desmond
Never Before – Lorrae Desmond
Personality – LLoyd Price
Lawdy Miss Clawdy – LLoyd Price
Stagger Lee – LLoyd Price
I’m gonna get married – LLoyd Price
There’s a rising moon – Doris Day
Don’t let the stars get in your eyes – Perry Como with The Ramblers
Lies – Perry Como with The Ramblers
Say you’re mine again – Perry Como with The Ramblers
Ko Ko Mo – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Tina Marie – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
All at once you love her – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Glendora – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
More – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Dream along with me – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Just Born (to be your baby) – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Chin Chin Cheree – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Ivy Rose – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Accentuate the Positive – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
The Birth of the Blues – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Tom Boy – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Jukebox Baby – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
Moon Talk – Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers
"The Gandy dancers’ ball" – Frankie Laine
“My blue heaven” – The Clark Sisters
“Make love to me” – Jo Stafford
"Breezin’ along with the breeze" – Perry Como
"Walkin’ my baby back home" – Johnnie Ray
"My little grass shack" – The Ames Brothers
"Aloa Paradise" – Frankie Carle
“The Happy Organ” – Dave “Baby” Cortez
“Happy Feet” – Dean Martin
"Suzanne" – Judy Collins
"Liza" – Al Jolson
“Mountain Greenery” – Patti Page
“Teardrops from my eyes” – Fran Warren
“Oh you beautiful doll” – Rosemary Clooney
“Woody Woodpecker” – Mel Blanc
“I taut I tore a puddy tat” – Mel Blanc
“Whistle while you work” – "Snow White" soundtrack 1937
“Little April Showers” – "Bambi" soundtrack (1942)
“The Siamese Cat Song” – “The Lady and the Tramp” soundtrack 1953
“I wanna be like you” – “The Jungle Book” soundtrack 1966
"Pete" – Doris Day
“Hit the Road Jack” – Ray Charles
"Chic-a-boom" – Guy Mitchell
"My Mom" – Eddie Fisher
“Teacher, teacher” – Johnny Mathis
“Teacher’s Pet” – Doris Day
“An Apple for the teacher” – Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell
“Teach me tonight” – Jo Stafford
“Dennis the Menace” – Rosemary Clooney
“Lulu” – The Satisfiers
“Milkman, keep those bottles quiet” – Ella Mae Morse
“I’m in love with the girl of my best friend” – Johnny Burnett
“Broken Hearted” – Johnnie Ray
“I had a man” – Ella Mae Morse
“Too marvellous for words” – Denny Dennis
“Too marvellous for words” – Johnnie Ray
“Right said Fred” – Bernard Cribbins
"Norman" – Sue Thompson
"Little Josie" – Rosemary Clooney
"Kids" – The Kirby Stone Four
“It’s turned out nice again” – George Formby
“You must have been a beautiful baby” – Dorothy Carless
“The umbrella man” – Flanagan and Allen
“Ten little miles from town” – Carroll Gibbons
“Small Town” – Al Bowlly
“Two sleepy people” – Elsie Carlisle
“A paradise for two” – Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth
“Indian Summer” – Ginny Simms
“Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye” – Gracie Fields
“Bon Voyage” – Hutch
“Until we meet again” – Joe Loss
"Two different worlds" – Don Rondo
"White silver sands" – Don Rondo
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“Tis Autumn” – Tony Martin
“Sun, sun, sun” – The Sunrays
“No Two People” – Doris Day & Donald O’Connor
“Kookie, Kookie” – Ed "Kookie" Byrnes
“I don’t want to set the world on fire” – The Ink Spots
“I don’t want to set the world on fire” – Somethin’ Smith & The Redheads
"Paper tiger" – Sue Thompson
“Red roses for a blue lady” – Wayne Newton
“Yellow rose of Texas” – Mitch Miller
George Hamilton IV – “A rose and a baby ruth”
“Rambling rose” – Gordon MacRae
“An orchid for the lady” – Johnnie Ray
“Sunflower” – Russ Morgan
“Tip toe through the tulips” – Tiny Tim
Hawaii – The Beach Boys
Sunday will never be the same – Spanky and our Gang
It must be him – Vicki Carr
My cup runneth over with love – Ed Ames
The crazy, noisy roundabout we live in – The Illusions
Gimme little sign – Brenton Wood
Soulful Strut – Young-Holt Unlimited
Am I the same girl? – Barbara Acklin
Here I go again – The Hollies
True love ways – Buddy Holly
Venus – Frankie Avalon
I’ll be with you in apple blossom time – Wayne Newton
My love, forgive me – Jerry Vale
Red roses for a blue lady – Wayne Newton
A rose and a baby ruth – George Hamilton IV
Rambling Rose – Gordon MacRae
Little things mean a lot – Kitty Kallen
Dance with me Henry – Georgia Gibbs
Heartbreak Hotel – Elvis Presley
Wake up little Suzie – Everly Brothers
Diana – Paul Anka
Sleep Walk – Santo and Johnny
My heart has a mind of its own – Connie Francis
Blue Moon – The Marcels
Cry (1962 version) – Johnnie Ray
"Honeycomb" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Kisses sweeter then wine" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Danny boy" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Uh oh! I’m falling in love again" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Just a closer walk with thee" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Turn around" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Bimbombey" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Whispering" – Jimmie Rodgers
"English country garden" – Jimmie Rodgers
"The world I used to know" – Jimmie Rodgers
"Secretly" – Jimmie Rodgers
“I live for the sun” – The Sun Rays
“Ma Says, Pa Says” – Doris Day & Johnnie Ray
“Good evening friends” – Johnnie Ray & Frankie Laine
"I believe" – Timi Yuro & Johnnie Ray
“Trumpet Volunteer” – Peter Sellers
"My sweet Lord" – George Harrison
“I’m beginning to see the light” – Kitty Kallen
“I’m beginning to see the light” – Johnnie Ray
“Up, up and away” – Frank Ifield
“Let it snow, Let it snow, Let it snow” – Vaughn Monroe
“Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief” – Betty Hutton
“The Rock and Roll Waltz” – Kay Starr
“Lightnin’ Strikes” – Lou Christie
“Johnny’s coming home” – Johnnie Ray
“When Johnny comes marching home” – Adam Faith
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“Wild horses” – Perry Como
"Wanted" – Perry Como
“Til we two are one” – Georgie Shaw
“Honeycomb” – Georgie Shaw
“Honeycomb” – Jimmy Rodgers
“Let me go devil” – Georgie Shaw
“Let me go lover” – Joan Weber
“Go on with the wedding” – Georgie Shaw & Kitty Kallen
“A fool in the ways of love” – Georgie Shaw
“When” – The Kalin Twins
“Big man” – The Four Preps
“The Purple People Eater” – Sheb Wooley
“Purple Cow” – Doris Day
“Saturday night at the movies” – The Drifters
“The Pussycat Song” – Jimmy Durante & Betty Garrett
“Candy Lips” – Doris Day and Johnnie Ray
“The man that got away” – Judy Garland
“Glendora” – Perry Como
“I think I’ll fall in love today” – Don Cornell, Johnny Desmond & Alan Dale
“That’s all I want from you” – Jaye P. Morgan
“The Velvet Glove” – Hugo Winterhalter & Henri Rene
“Put a light in the window” – The Four Lads
“Opening song” (from 1955 LP “Stage Show”) – The Four Lads
“No, not much” – The Four Lads
“The bus stop song” – The Four Lads
“Soft summer breeze” – Eddie Heywood
“Summer sweetheart” – The Ames Brothers
“Where have all the flowers gone?” – Marlene Dietrich
“Too old to cut the mustard” – Marlene Dietrich & Rosemary Clooney
“Man” – Rosemary Clooney
“I’ll build a stairway to Paradise” – Georges Guetary
“S’Wonderful” – Gene Kelly and Georges Guetary
“Love is here to stay” – Gene Kelly
“Now is the hour” – Bing Crosby
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“It’s the most wonderful time of the year” – Andy Williams
“White Christmas” – Connie Francis
“I’ll be home for Christmas” – Connie Francis
“Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” – Gene Autry
“Here comes Santa Claus” – Gene Autry
“Santa Claus is coming to town” – Gene Autry
“Jingle Bells” – Count Basie Orchestra
“It’s the holiday season” – Johnny Mathis & Count Basie Orchestra
“Have yourself a merry little Christmas” – Carmen Bradford & the Count Basie Orchestra
“Winter wonderland” – Tony Bennett & the Count Basie Orchestra
“Serenade” – Mario Lanza
“Mister Five by Five” – Ella Mae Morse and Freddie Slack and his Orchestra
“Deep in my heart dear” – Mario Lanza
“The Christmas Song” – Nat “King” Cole
Spanish Harlem – Ben E. King
I forgot what it was like – Ray Peterson
Will you still love me tomorrow? – The Shirelles
God only knows – The Beach Boys
Mary, Mary – The Monkees
The Knight in rusty armour – Peter and Gordon
Love me do – Hollyridge Strings
Making Memories – Frankie Laine
In dreams – Roy Orbison
Itchycoo Park – Small Faces
I’m into something good – Herman’s Hermits
Elenore – The Turtles
Baby Elephant Walk – Lawrence Welk
The funnel of love – Wanda Jackson
Theme from ‘A summer place’ – Percy Faith
Gimme little sign – Brenton Wood
Let it be me – Everly Brothers
Where did our love go? – The Supremes
Fools rush in – Ricky Nelson
Suspicion – Terry Stafford
Til there was you – The Beatles
Just one look – Doris Troy
Where have all the flowers gone? – Marlene Dietrich
Up on the roof – The Drifters
Be anything (but be mine) – Connie Francis
Be my baby – The Ronettes
What the world needs now is love – Jackie De Shannon
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Sweet dreams of you – Col Joye
Spicks and Specks – Bee Gees
How deep is your love? – Bee Gees
I just want to be your everything – Andy Gibb
Side by Side – Judy Stone and Col Joye
That’s the night the lights went out in Georgia – Little Pattie
Country Roads – The Bandstand singers
Living Doll – Col Joye
From Rocking horse to Rocking Chair – Col Joye
Rock and Roll (I gave you the best years of my life) – Col Joye
Southern ‘Roarer – Joy Boys
Hanging Five – Delltones
Smokey Mokes – Joy Boys
Murphy the Surfie – Joy Boys
Sweet little sixteen – Col Joye
Heaven is my woman’s love – Col Joye
Mele Kalilimaka – Col Joye
Touch the Morning – Col Joye
Making love on a moonlight night – Col Joye
Teddy Bear – Col Joye
Raining in my Heart – Col Joye
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Yes Sir, that’s my baby – Col Joye
The one on the right – Johnny Cash
Bee-bop-a-lula – Gene Vincent
Rockin’ Robin – Bobby Day
Beep beep – The Playmates
Start movin’ in my direction – Sal Mineo
Apple blossom time – Tab Hunter
Bye bye love – Everly Brothers
Personality – Lloyd Price
I’m a tiger – Fabian
Bigger than Texas – Tommy Sands
‘Through children’s eyes’ – Col Joye
‘The old piano roll blues’ – The Jubilaires
‘Rip it up’ – Col Joye
‘Stagger Lee’ – Col Joye
‘Bye bye baby’ – Col Joye
‘It’s only make believe’ – Conway Twitty
‘Clementine’ – Col Joye
‘Teenage baby’ – Col Joye
‘I’m counting on you’ – Johnny O’Keefe
‘Oh yeah, uh huh’ – Col Joye
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