Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra
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Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye to the original 1941 hit version of Bobby Troup s Daddy , sung in unison by mem...
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Written by Nat Simon and Charles Tobias, The Old Lamplighter was first published in 1946. Though covered by ma...
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Kaydets - Tony Alamo - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - The Object Of My Affection -...
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Sammy Kaye and his orchestra - Swing and Sway - 1937 Vocal by the Three Barons Enjoy!...
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Vocals by Jimmy Brown & The Three Barons. Words by Arthur William Halifax, music by Melle Weersma....
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Don Cornell - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - I ll Always Be In Love With You -...
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Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra - Walkin To Missouri - 78 RPM Record -...
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Sammy Kaye And His Orchestra - At The Sidewalk Penny Arcade -...
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Don Cornell - Three Kaydets - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - Little Toot -...
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SERENADE OF THE BELLS ~ Sammy Kaye & his Orchestra ~ Don Cornell ~ 1947 ~ RCA Victor Records...
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Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra - Massa s In The Cold Cold Ground -...
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Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra perform Remember Pearl Harbor in 1941....
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Don Cornell with Laura Leslie - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - Kiss Me Sweet -...
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Don Cornell with Laura Lesie and Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - Hand In Hand -...
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Hey YouTubers!! Found another super fun 60 s Mod instrumental in the 45s. I adore corny music like this!! Its ...
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Al Martino had the most mainstream success with this song in 1963; Elvis famously included it among the 12 tra...
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You may also recognize the melody under its other title Lily Of Laguna. Though this cute number spent only a b...
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I always did like the Kay Kyser Orchestra, it could swing as much as the rest in that era, great brass section...
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Charted at #5 in December 1945. This was the only commercial record made by Betty. Her movie company did not a...
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Charted at #6 in October 1926. Also charted #1 for Jan Garber in September 1926, #6 for Jack Smith in December...