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| Big Band and Swing |
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Woody Herman was a leader of along line of big bands, always encouraging young talent and keeping his repertoire fresh and modern.
Woody was not only a spirited blues vocalist, but a talented swing clarinetist and good soprano saxophonist as well.
Woody Herman performed late into his old age years, celebrating his 50th anniversary as a band leader in 1986. Shortly after, his health began to fail and before his death in 1987, he passed his band leader baton over to Frank Tiberi.
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You ain't done that thing 'til you've listened to our Big Band and Swing. All the masters including Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Glen Miller and Harry James. Click on low or mid to hear a sample of this
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Val Starr
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 1. Jeepers Creepers, Gene Krupa
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2. Rockin Chair, Louis Armstrong And His All Stars
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3. Careless Hands, Jimmy Dorsey
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4. Bluebirds In The Moonlight, Glenn Miller
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5. Hallelujah, Tommy Dorsey
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6. In The Mood, Benny Goodman
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7. Stardust, Artie Shaw
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8. Mean To Me, Tommy Dorsey
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9. Exactly Like You, Benny Goodman Trio
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10. Cotton Tail, Duke Ellington
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| Forever Fifties |
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In 1952, Vera Lynn became the first British artist to hit number one on the American charts when "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart" spent nine weeks at the top spot. That same year, Lynn managed an astonishing hat trick back home with the advent of the first singles chart for England — unveiled in New Musical Express in November of that year — when her records occupied three of the top 12 positions. Her first (and only) British number one came two years later, with "My Son My Son," and she gradually moved from radio/variety work to television spots during the '50s in order to round out her schedule.
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The best music of the decade featuring music from Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Elvis Presley, Rosemary Clooney, Dean Martin, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra.
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1. I Hear You Knocking, Gale Storm
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2. In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening, Rosemary Clooney
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3. The Party's Over, Doris Day
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4. Butterfly, Andy Williams
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5. On The Sunny Side Of The Street, Nat King Cole
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6. My Funny Valentine, Perry Como
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7. Little Darlin, The Diamonds
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8. That's Amore, Dean Martin And Frank Sinatra
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9. You Belong To Me, Jo Stafford
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10. Hummingbird, Les Paul And Mary Ford
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| Musical Magic |
| Broadways Best | |
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The Demon Barber, Todd, was jailed even though he was innocent. When he is let out, he vows his revenge on the entire town with the help of Mrs. Lovett and her meat pies
Tony Winner of the 1979 Best Musical, Sweeny Todd makes a Broadway comeback in 2006, winning the 2006 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Revival of a Musical,
Outstanding Director of a Musical, Outstanding Orchestrations, and Outstanding Lighting Design. Now in 2008, Actor Johnny Depp brings the Demon Barber to the screen.
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Music magic from the best Hollywood and Broadway musicals of all time.
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Val Starr
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1. Queenie's Ballyhoo, Show Boat
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2. Sabbath Prayer, Fiddler On The Roof
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3. Prologue - The Carousel Waltz, Carousel
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4. At The Chicago World's Fair, Showboat
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5. Can't Help Lovin Dat Man, Show Boat
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6. Fianle, Oliver
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7. A Hymn To Him, My Fair Lady
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8. The Sound Of Music, The Sound Of Music
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9. It's You, Music Man
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10. I'd Do Anything, Oliver
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| The Big Score |
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The fantastic score for director James Cameron's epic, 3D sci-fi adventure Avatar was composed by longtime collaborator James Horner (Titanic), who won an Oscar for his work on the director's 1997 blockbuster Titanic, however the overall feel of the score owes more to Ennio Morricone's iconic work on the Mission, utilizing an atmospheric blend of native drums and choirs with lush, traditional adventure orchestration.
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Featuring Original Film Scores and Soundtracks; music that tells a story. You’ll hear; Bernard Herrmann, Jerry Goldsmith, John Williams, James Newton Howard, Randy Newman and many more as GotRadio’s Soundtrack channel takes you on a musical journey through the history of film.
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1. Benjamin Button - Nothing Lasts, Alexandre Desplat
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2. Nell - Hungry For Quietness, Mark Isham
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3. Stardust - Epilogue, Ilan Eshkeri
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4. Titanic- Leaving Port, James Horner
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5. Chocolat - Passage Of Time, Rachel Portman
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6. Finding Neverland - Neverland (minor Piano Variation), Jan A.p. Kaczmarek
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7. How The West Was Lost (indian Territory), Peter Kater
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8. Lady In The Water - Ripples In The Pool, James Newton Howard
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9. Gladiator - Elysium, Hans Zimmer And Lisa Gerrard
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10. Stepmom - End Credits, John Williams
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