Louis Armstrong - Takes Two To Tango ( 1952 )

Charted in December 1952 in the UK and peaked at #6. "Takes Two to Tango" was the first of ten UK charting singles for the legendary Louis Armstrong. Enjoy this classic hit that showcases Armstrong's distinctive voice and charismatic performance.

Kay Starr "Comes A-Long A-Love"

Enjoy the timeless charm of Kay Starr with her hit single "Comes A-Long A-Love." This song, released during the vibrant music scene of the early 1950s, became a notable track in her career. With its catchy melody and Kay Starr's compelling vocal style, it’s easy to see why this song captured the hearts of many. Tune in and enjoy the music.

JO STAFFORD "You Belong To Me"

Enjoy Jo Stafford's timeless classic, "You Belong To Me." This beautiful and nostalgic song captures the essence of love and longing, making it a beloved favorite for generations. Let Jo Stafford's soothing voice take you on a sentimental journey with this iconic tune.

Jerry Lee Lewis "Great Balls of Fire"

From Liverpool to London, the echoes of "Great Balls of Fire" reverberated, leaving an everlasting imprint on the fabric of rock history. So, as you crank up the volume and let Lewis's wild antics transport you back in time, remember that his influence knows no bounds – it's a flame that continues to burn brightly in the hearts of music lovers everywhere.

The Dell Vikings "Come Go With Me"

As you delve into the enchanting melodies of The Dell Vikings' "Come Go With Me," it's like embarking on a musical time machine, whisking you back to the golden age of doo-wop. Their harmonious voices, intertwined with the upbeat rhythm, evoke a sense of nostalgia for an era filled with sock hops and jukebox tunes. While their sound was quintessentially American, it resonated across the Atlantic, influencing British hits and captivating audiences worldwide.

The Chordettes

The Chordettes were a beloved vocal group from the 1950s, known for their catchy tunes and sweet harmonies. With hits like "Lollipop," they stole hearts with their charming melodies and playful lyrics. Their music remains a timeless treasure, bringing joy to listeners of all ages.

All My Love · Patti Page

All My Love · Patti Page (1950) Dive into the tender embrace of Patti Page's "All My Love," a song that wraps you in the warmth of timeless affection. With her smooth, comforting voice, Patti Page delivers a heartfelt performance that resonates with anyone who has ever been touched by deep, enduring love. Perfect for a quiet evening or a reflective moment.

Georgia Gibbs - Kiss of fire(1952)

"Kiss of Fire" by Georgia Gibbs is a vibrant and passionate track that was released in 1952. The song showcases Gibbs' powerful vocals and dynamic delivery, capturing the fiery intensity of an all-consuming love. With its catchy rhythm and dramatic flair, "Kiss of Fire" became a memorable hit during the early 1950s, offering listeners a taste of romance laced with the thrill of a passionate affair.

"I Can Dream, Can't I - The Andrews Sisters"

Enjoy a timeless classic with "I Can Dream, Can't I?" by The Andrews Sisters, a song that encapsulates the sweet nostalgia of the 1940s. This beautiful melody is a gentle reminder of the power of dreams and the beauty of hope. The Andrews Sisters' harmonious vocals will transport you to a bygone era of romance and daydreams. Let the soothing tones and heartfelt lyrics sweep you away to a place where dreams are .

"You’re Breaking My Heart"

"You’re Breaking My Heart" by Vic Damone might bring back some sweet memories. This song was a big hit back in 1949, charming listeners with its smooth melody and heartfelt lyrics. Vic Damone's voice, so rich and expressive, really made the song a special one. Over in Britain, tunes like this were also adored, often played on the radio or during a quiet evening at home.

"Rock Around the Clock"

"Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley & His Comets is a delightful tune that many remember fondly. Released in 1956, it quickly became a favorite, not just in America but over in Britain too. It's a lively, upbeat song that brought a new kind of music called rock and roll into the spotlight. You might recall its catchy beat and how it made everyone want to dance. It's one of those timeless pieces that, even today, can bring a smile and tap a toe, carrying a lot of lovely memories along with it

Here in My Heart

Chart-Topping Debut: "Here in My Heart" has the distinction of being the first ever UK Singles Chart number one. The UK Singles Chart was launched in November 1952, and Al Martino's song was the very first to top this new chart, staying at number one for nine weeks.

The recording and distribution of "Here in My Heart" occurred during a time of technological transition in the music industry, from 78 rpm shellac records to 45 rpm vinyl singles.

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