Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – Three Jazz Vocalists
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Lambert, Hendricks & Ross

Three Jazz Vocalists

Sep 22nd 2010 by Steven Padal

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Music Lady’s and gentlemen, grab your partner, cause it’s time for some be-boppin’! Dave Lambert, Jon Hendricks and Annie Ross are three jazz vocalists that formed in 1957. The trio unfortunately were not active for many years and ended their trio in 1962. Though, Ross was replaced Yolande Bavan in 1962 and continued through 1964. The trio have strong and powerful vocals that flow well with jazzy Big Band music. The lyrics are fun, unique and offer a great beat for dancing with the one you love. Listen to some samples from Amazon. I highly recommend Main Stem, Caravan and Twist City. Get the music goin’ and your feet tappin’! Also available on Spotify. ( continue reading... )

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The Cocktail Nation - Queens Of Vintage

Episode 266    May 12th 2013

This week we talk to the publisher of an online magazine called Queens Of Vintage, her name is Lena Weber and recently she interviewed me in her kings of vintage portion of the website so I thought we should have her on to talk vintage culture and the English scene. Plus the best exotica and lounge music from across the globe.

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Isabel Rose Salutes the 1960s

Sep 16th 2010 by Christopher | Thanks to Jeffery

Music Isabel Rose, comedienne and performer salutes 1960s aviation among many things in her first ever music video. If you are a fan of Ann-Margret, Doris Day or movies such as Catch Me If You Can you will surely be entertained and impressed with both Isabel and her music. Her album “Swingin’ From the Hip” blends big-band, jazz, cabaret and pop and can be purchased through iTunes. ( continue reading... )

A Retro-Retro Tribute

Jul 28th 2010 by Guest

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Music I love seeing modern music videos that carry a retro twist. The artists always seem to have so much fun and introducing new audiences to retro fashion and culture is never a bad thing.Those of us interested in dressing up in retro fashions might find it too expensive or too difficult to locate the items to do so, but we can always live vicariously through ( read more... )

Lalo Schifrin

Jul 20th 2010 by Steven Padal

Lalo Schifrin
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Music Lalo Schifrin is by far one of the most talented and sophisticated musical artists of our time. Not only is Schifrin well known for composing the theme to “Mission Impossible,” he is also a pianist, conductor and performer of jazz, bossa nova, and classical music. Schifrin began his musical journey in Argentina, his native country, while training and studying piano and classical music at an ( read more... )

It’s Dinner Time – Music for TV Dinners

Jun 25th 2010 by Steven Padal

It’s Dinner Time – Music for TV Dinners
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Music Need a compilation of some catchy tunes? Well, you’ve come to the right diner! I was hungry for more lounge music and found “Music for TV Dinners: The Sixties.” For those that don’t know many lounge artists, this is a great compilation with a tasty mix of library music. The album includes artists such as Syd Dale, Laurie Johnson, and of course the great Alan ( read more... )

Awesome Alan – The King of Library Music

May 28th 2010 by Steven Padal

Awesome Alan – The King of Library Music
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Music Alan Hawkshaw has been known for composing music for many movies and television shows in the 1960s and ’70s. Listening to an organ sometimes gives people the feeling they’re in a funeral or church – not when you listen to Hawkshaw! Hawkshaw’s Mo’Hawk album has the right grooves that offers a spectacular mix of organ, flute and brass instruments. Emotions emerge when you feel like ( read more... )