Swing Music

Would like to know who sang this sonag and if it can be downloaded. Also songs Harbour Light and To Each His Own.b These two songs were done in the 40s or 50s. Need songs for 50th anniversary party on 1 July.

Thank you for your help

Below is the list of songs and the performing artists not listed by Amazon.

01. Ciribiribin - Harry James & His Orchestra 02. Why Don't You Do Right - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra 03. Brazil - Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra 04. Saturday Night - Frankie Carle & His Orchestra 05. My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time - Les Brown & His Orchestra 06. It's Only a Paper Moon - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra 07. Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Kay Kyser & His Orchestra 08. South America, Take It Away! - Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra 09. Far Away Places - Dinah Shore 10. My Darling, My Darling - Buddy Clark & Doris Day with the George Siravo Orchestra 11. It's Magic - Doris Day with the George Siravo Orchestra 12. Taking a Chance on Love - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra 13. A Sleepy Lagoon - Harry James & His Orchestra 14. On a Slow Boat to China - Kay Kyser & His Orchestra 15. Baby, It's Cold Outside - Buddy Clark & Dinah Shore with the Ted Dale Orchestra 16. Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) - Dinah Shore with the Harry Zimmerman Orchestra

The song begins (female artist)-----

" At last my love has come along.....

If anyone knows the title,artist,yr I would be so grateful. Thanks,jb

Both Vol 1 and Vol 2 are good. This is only true if you are old enough to have listened to these selections on the radio and played them on a juke box. If you are the correct age, they will bring back many happy memories.

As with Volume I, there are no duds here. Overall a good collection with excellent sound.

Both Vol 1 and Vol 2 are good. This is only true if you are old enough to have listened to these selections on the radio and played them on a juke box. If you are the correct age, they will bring back many happy memories.

As with Volume I, there are no duds here. Overall a good collection with excellent sound.

This is AMERICAN SONGS at their most moving and emotional best, not to mention with great melody. Unlike a lot of American song literature (not broadway type, but "serious classical art songs"), these songs are actually quite beautiful, melodic, and can touch the heart of the listener easily. There is no strain to enjoy them. There is a bit of "sameness" between them, which is my only complaint about this recording; one piece starts to sound like another, especially if you are not listening carefully while listening. Even then, it is still very lovely.

It has been mentioned that Horne is now far past her prime, and that may be, but even far past her prime she is far better than most singers half her age. There is still vibrancy, life, and depth to her voice. It communicates on a very deep level. Martin Katz, her life long accompanist, is, as usual, a revelation as an accompanist. Unlike people think, the accompanist just doesn't play in the background, he is a very vital part of making a performance work. Accompaning singers is a very new art form, and many performers of earlier ages simply had very bad accompanist. With Gerald Moore we started to have people who knew how to support the singer, actually adding to the performance giving it depth and helping the singer shine. Now we are so used to good accompanist, and are so accustomed to their high level of performance, it is very easy to forget what they add.

Katz knows Horne well, and is fully aware of when she is having troubles supporting a phrase, or when she is in best voice. He gives so much to her awesome performance through his very sensitive way of playing this music.

I would recommend this for anyone to buy: fans of modern art songs, fans of Marilyn Horne, and simply fans of good singing.

Throughout the Barber, Bolcom and Bernstein, Marilyn Horne uses her ability to combine technical definition with artistic movement and expansion. Having had the opportunity to see her perform this literature live was an emotionally elevating experience. The way Horne and Katz have reworked a few of the Berstein pieces brings new life and perspectuve to these already wonderful pieces. I highly recommend this recording for the casual classical listener, as well as, for the student that enjoys learning from a master through their art.

This, as mentioned by another reviewer, was an album way, way ahead of it's time. And one, that still stands up to even todays R&B tracks.

When I first got a copy of it, I actually thought it was a soundtrack to a movie as the songs seemed so diverse from each other, with interludes that even on their own could stand up as great songs.

From the brilliant producer Dallas Austin, this album has it all. From gangster rap and sexed-up sweaty clubbing tunes, to great ballads and even blues. The vocals are brilliant (with the two main vocalists sounding a little like KC and Jo Jo) and the raps are great.

This, has always been my number one R&B album (followed by Blackstreet's self titled album, and Jodeci's last album). Just because of it's diversity, and timeless qualities when other albums (and groups) at the time just seemed to sound so dated so quickly. I actually don't feel embarrassed if I have this playing in my car (although, I warn you, the bass on this album is turned waaay up!), and it's one of those albums where both the guys and girls have songs they can get into.

On a side note, I always wondered what happened to these guys (aside from Dallas), but I remember seeing one of them listed as a back up vocalist on Bobby Brown's title track from his last studio album "Forever".

Anywaay! Add it to your collection if you're a Jodeci, Blackstreet or Babyface produced fan, if you like anything done by Dallas and his production company (DARP), if you're a fan of 90's R&B, or if you just like R&B in general.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not too late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.

This, as mentioned by another reviewer, was an album way, way ahead of it's time. And one, that still stands up to even todays R&B tracks.

When I first got a copy of it, I actually thought it was a soundtrack to a movie as the songs seemed so diverse from each other, with interludes that even on their own could stand up as great songs.

From the brilliant producer Dallas Austin, this album has it all. From gangster rap and sexed-up sweaty clubbing tunes, to great ballads and even blues. The vocals are brilliant (with the two main vocalists sounding a little like KC and Jo Jo) and the raps are great.

This, has always been my number one R&B album (followed by Blackstreet's self titled album, and Jodeci's last album). Just because of it's diversity, and timeless qualities when other albums (and groups) at the time just seemed to sound so dated so quickly. I actually don't feel embarrassed if I have this playing in my car (although, I warn you, the bass on this album is turned waaay up!), and it's one of those albums where both the guys and girls have songs they can get into.

On a side note, I always wondered what happened to these guys (aside from Dallas), but I remember seeing one of them listed as a back up vocalist on Bobby Brown's title track from his last studio album "Forever".

Anywaay! Add it to your collection if you're a Jodeci, Blackstreet or Babyface produced fan, if you like anything done by Dallas and his production company (DARP), if you're a fan of 90's R&B, or if you just like R&B in general.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not too late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.

This, as mentioned by another reviewer, was an album way, way ahead of it's time. And one, that still stands up to even todays R&B tracks.

When I first got a copy of it, I actually thought it was a soundtrack to a movie as the songs seemed so diverse from each other, with interludes that even on their own could stand up as great songs.

From the brilliant producer Dallas Austin, this album has it all. From gangster rap and sexed-up sweaty clubbing tunes, to great ballads and even blues. The vocals are brilliant (with the two main vocalists sounding a little like KC and Jo Jo) and the raps are great.

This, has always been my number one R&B album (followed by Blackstreet's self titled album, and Jodeci's last album). Just because of it's diversity, and timeless qualities when other albums (and groups) at the time just seemed to sound so dated so quickly. I actually don't feel embarrassed if I have this playing in my car (although, I warn you, the bass on this album is turned waaay up!), and it's one of those albums where both the guys and girls have songs they can get into.

On a side note, I always wondered what happened to these guys (aside from Dallas), but I remember seeing one of them listed as a back up vocalist on Bobby Brown's title track from his last studio album "Forever".

Anywaay! Add it to your collection if you're a Jodeci, Blackstreet or Babyface produced fan, if you like anything done by Dallas and his production company (DARP), if you're a fan of 90's R&B, or if you just like R&B in general.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not too late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.

if you have not heard this album, you need to pick it up. the group includes super producer dallas austin, who is best known for his work with monica, tlc, and pink. at the time the album was released,in the early 90's, the group was overlooked due to the birth of what we know now as 'gangsta rap'. it is yet another example of an artist being ahead of his time. the album has a feel good theme and the publics appeal was hardcore rap, with obsene lyrics. well its not late to add this must have to your collection. highlights on album include, lets get n.a.k.e.d.,blackpeople(a george clinton remake),hoe of my own(believe it or not a babyface produced track),and dirtroad whitegirl(a love song about an interacial relationship).so get this album today,its sure to be a collectors item. i also recommend checking out the duo damian dame.