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Episode 333, Did You Know, reveals little-known facts about prominent mid-20th century performers along with some of their best music. Songs include With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming, Money Honey, Change Partners, That’ll Be the Day, The Folks Who Live on the Hill, and six more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 333 Did You Know? Playlist 1 Come Fly With Me Frank Sinatra 2 Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket Dean Martin 3 Money Honey Elvis Presley 4 Strange Fruit Billie Holliday 5 Will Your Lawyer Talk to God? Kitty Wells 6 That’ll Be The Day The Crickets 7 Ford Jingle #2. Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney 8 My Baby Just Cares For Me Bing Crosby 9 The Folks Who Live on the Hill Peggy Lee 10 Pensylvania 6-5000 Glenn Miller 11 With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming Patti Page 12 Change Partners Ella Fitzgerald The post Episode 333, Did You Know appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 332, Songs About Boats, pays musical tribute to everything from rowboats to oceans to water skiers. Performers include Frank Sinatra, Charles Tenet, Joy Hodges, Bobby Darin, The Andrews Sisters, Neil Sedaka, Burl Ives, and 10 more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 332 Songs About Boats Playlist 1 Sloop John B Kingston Trio 2 Sea Cruise Frankie Ford 3 Ski King E.C. Beatty 4 Red Sails in the Sunset Nat King Cole 5 Ferry Boat Serenade The Andrews Sisters 6 Cruising Down the River Blue Baron 7 A Ship Without a Sail Neil Sedaka 8 Anchors Aweigh Percy Faith 9 La mer Charles Trenet from 40s 10 Beyond the Sea Bobby Darin 11 My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean John McDermott 12 Row Row Row Joy Hodges 13 Slow Boat to China The Richmond Strings 14 Harbor Lights Rosemary Clooney 15 Blow the Man Down Burl Ives 16 Old Man River Frank Sinatra 17 La Mer James Turner The post Episode 332, Songs About Boats appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 331, Benny Goodman Tribute, focuses on the music and still-evolving legacy of a pioneer of the Swing Era who turned the clarinet into an instrument worthy of being the star in a concert. In addition to Goodman’s band, performers include Peggy Lee, The Andrews Sisters, Art Lund, Helen Forrest, Eddie Daniels, Lisa Ono, and six more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 331 Benny Goodman Tribute Playlist 1 Moonglow Benny Goodman 2 Moonglow The McGuire Sisters 3 Why Don’t You Do Right Peggy Lee 4 We’ll Meet Again Peggy Lee 5 Blue Skies Art Lund 6 And the Angels Sing Martha Tilton 7 How High The Moon Helen Forrest 8 Sing Sing Sing With a Swing Benny Goodman 9 Sing Sing Sing With a Swing The Andrews Sisters & BBC Big Band 10 Let’s Dance Eddie Daniels 11 Mood Indigo Pete Fountain 12 Perform Benny Goodman Dan Levinson & Ken Peplowski & Dave Bennett 13 Moonglow Lisa Ono 14 Moonglow Benny Goodman The post Episode 331, Benny Goodman Tribute appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 330, 1956 My Way, is a unique musical guided tour back to one of the most diverse periods of mid-20th-century music, featuring up-and-coming artists as well as veterans. Performers include The Four Preps, Elvis Presley, Cathy Carr, Frank Sinatra, Carl Perkins, Louis Armstrong, Les Baxter, Harry Belafonte, and seven more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 330 1956 My Way Playlist 1 Heartbreak Hotel Elvis Presley 2 Be Bop a Lula Gene Vincent 3 Sixteen Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford 4 The Great Pretender The Platters 5 Jamaica Farewell Harry Belafonte 6 Dizzy Fingers Carmen Cavalerro 7 Ivory Tower Cathy Carr 8 Crazy Arms Ray Price 8 Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins 9 The Poor People of Paris Les Baxter 10 Dreamy Eyes The Four Preps 11 Memories Are Made of This Dean Martin 12 How Do You Think I Feel Elvis Presley 14 You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me Frank Sinatra 13 Exactly Like You Louis Armstrong 15 Honky Tonk Bill Doggett & His Combo The post Episode 330, 1956 My Way appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 329 1950s Gospel, features 14 prominent gospel acts from the 1950s, including the very first interracial commercial recording made in the United States. Performers include Mahalia Jackson, Sam Cooke, Sister Rosetta Tharp, The Dixie Hummingbirds, Elvis Presley, and The Statesmen Quartet with Hovie Lister. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 329 1950s Gospel Playlist 1 Keep Your Hand on the Plow Mahalia Jackson 2 Surely God is Able The Famous Ward Singers 3 Old Time Religion The Staple Singers 4 We’ve Got a Great Big Wonderful God The Blackwood Brothers Quartet 5 Touch the Hem of His Garment The Soul Stirrers with Sam Cooke 6 Come and Go to That Land The Soul Stirrers with Sam Cooke 7 Heaven’s Grocery Store The Dixie Hummingbirds 8 Steal Away Five Blind Boys of Mississippi 9 Swing Low Sweet Chariot The Clara Ward Singers 10 Buked and Scorned Odetta 11 Take My Hand Precious Lord Elvis Presley 12 Have a Little Talk With Jesus Sister Rosetta Tharp & Red Foley 13 This Train Sister Rosetta Tharp 14 Everybody’s Gonna Have a Wonderful Time Up There The Pilgrim Travelers 15 Wonderful Time Up There Pat Boone 16 That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine The Statesman Quartet with Hovie Lister The post Episode 329 1950s Gospel appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 328, Now the Words, showcases nine iconic swing-era big band songs like In the Mood, Tuxedo Junction and Take the A Train … and pairs them with vocal recordings that include lyrics. Performers include Jerry Vale, Frank Sinatra, The Delta Rhythm Boys, The Andrews Sisters, and Mel Torme. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 328 Now the Words Playlist 1 Tuxedo Junction Glenn Miller 2 Tuxedo Junction The Andrews Sisters 3 Opus Number One Members of the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra 4 Opus One The Mills Brothers 5 Song of India Glen Gray 6 Song of India Mario Lanza 7 Take the A Train Duke Ellington Orchestra 8 Take the A Train Delta Rhythm Boys 9 Frenesi Artie Shaw 10 Frenesi Mel Torme & Billy May 11 String of Pearls Brisbane Ballroom Dance Combo 12 String of Pearls The Modernaires 13 Full Moon and Empty Arms Members of the Lawrence Welk Orchestra 14 Full Moon and Empty Arms Jerry Vale 15 In the Mood Al Saxon Big Band 16 In the Mood The Andrews Sisters 17 Moonlight Serenade Glenn Miller 18 Moonlight Serenade Frank Sinatra 19 A String of Pearls The Glenn Miller Orchestra The post Episode 328, Now the Words appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 327, Obscure 1950s Females, features 16 talented singers who never rose to superstar status but left great music. Performers include Hellen Merrill, Margie Bowes, Sue Raney, Lula Reed, Laura Allyn, Lurlean Hunter, Mavis Rivers, and nine more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 327 Obscure 50s Females Playlist 1 The Answer to a Maiden’s Prayer June Valli 2 Rock and Roll Wedding Sunny Gale 3 I Hear a Rhapsody Fran Warren 4 A Corset Can Do a Lot Fran Warren 5 Anything Goes Helen Merrill 6 When It’s Sleepy Time Down South Joy Bryan 7 Tabby the Cat Lucy Reed 8 I Want to Play Post Office Mavis Rivers 9 I’ll See You in My Dreams Sue Raney 10 Rock Love Lula Reed 11 How About You Lola Albright 12 I’ve Got a Crush on You Lola Albright 13 Better Than Anything Irene Kral 14 Surry With the Fringe on Top Laura Allyn 15 Yes Sir That’s My Baby Carol Ventura 16 It Could Happen to You Lurlean Hunter 17 Too Young to Settle Down Louise Duncan 18 Blue Dream Margie Bowes 19 I’ll See You in My Dreams Chet Atkins The post Episode 327, Obscure 1950s Females appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 326, 1940-1941 My Way gives 21st century listeners Sam Waldron’s unique musical and sociological window into the early years of World War II and the late years of the Swing Era. Performers include Tommy Tucker, Dinah Shore, Glenn Miller, The Ink Spots, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, and eight more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 326 1940 and 41 My Way Playlist 1 Frenesi Artie Shaw 2 I’ll Never Smile Again  Tommy Dorsey & Frank Sinatra 3 Tuxedo Junction Glenn Miller 4 Maybe The Ink Spots 5 W.P.A. The Mills Brothers & Louis Armstrong 6 You Are My Sunshine Jimmie Davis & Charles Mitchell Orchestra 7 Never No Lament Duke  Ellington & His Orchestra 8 Daddy Swing & Sway with Sammy Kaye 9 Chattanooga Choo Choo Glenn Miller 10 Green Eyes Jimmy Dorsey & Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell 11 You Made Me Love You Harry James & his Orchestra 12 Dinah’s Blues Dinah Shore 13 Seven Beers with the Wrong Woman Tommy Tucker 14 I Surrender Dear Nat King Cole The post Episode 326, 1940-1941 My Way appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 325, Six Years of Rock and Roll, features 20 famous recordings from 1954 through 1959, with performances by The Everly Brothers, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Ricky Nelson, Johnnie and the Hurricanes, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Pat Boone … and more. Episode 325 Six Years of Rock and Roll Playlist 1 Sh-Boom The Crew Cuts 2 Papa Loves Mambo Perry Como 3 Shake Rattle and Roll Bill Haley & His Comets 4 Rock Around the Clock Bill Haley & His Comets 5 Aint That a Shame Pat Boone 6 Maybellene Chuck Berry 7 Don’t Be Cruel Elvis 8 Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins 9 Be Bop A Lula Gene Vincent & the Blue Caps 10 Long Tall Sally Little Richard 11 All Shook Up Elvis Presley 12 Party Doll Buddy Knox 13 Bye Bye Love The Everly Brothers 14 Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis 15 Stood Up Ricky Nelson 16 At the Hop Danny & The Juniors 17 Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry 18 Stagger Lee Lloyd Price 19 What’d I Say Ray Charles 20 Red River Rock Johnny & The Hurricanes The post Episode 325, Six Years of Rock and Roll appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 324, New Love, includes 17 recordings about the wonder of brand new love. Performers include Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Matt Monro, Betty Ann Blake, Russ Morgan, Johnny Mathis, Dorothy Collins, Eddie Fisher … and nine more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 324 New Love Playlist 1 I’ve Never Been in Love Before Frank Sinatra 2 Can’t Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley 3 Some Enchanted Evening Jo Stafford 4 My Buick My Love and I Giselle MacKenzie and Gordon MacRae 5 Linda Buddy Clark 6 Week in New England Vic Damone 7 Jersey Boy Betty Ann Blake 8 Stranger in Paradise Johnny Mathis 9 This Could Be the Start of Something Steve & Eydie 10 Tonight Eddie Fisher 11 I’ll Remember Tonight Pat Boone 12 My Heart Stood Still Dorothy Collins 13 I’m Beginning to See the Light The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald 14 I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover Russ Morgan 15 Watch What Happens Tony Bennett 16 Real Live Girl Matt Monro 17 What a Wonderful World Louis Armstrong The post Episode 324, New Love appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 323, Jim Reeves, traces the career of a pioneer country performer whose career was cut short by a plane crash when he was just 40. Recordings include Four Walls, The Blue Side of Lonesome, Have You Ever Been Lonely, Mexican Joe, Stand at Your Window, and The Blizzard, plus duets with Dottie West and Patsy Cline. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 323 Jim Reeves Playlist 1 Four Walls Jim Reeves 2 Blue Boy Jim Reeves 3 Blue Side of Lonesome Jim Reeves 4 I’m Gonna Change Everything Jim Reeves 5 I Love You Because Jim Reeves 6 Mexican Joe Jim Reeves 7 Am I Losing You Jim Reeves 8 Stand at Your Window Jim Reeves 9 The Blizzard Jim Reeves 10 The Wreck of Number Nine Jim Reeves 11 Newscast of 1948 Jim Reeves 12 Scarlett Ribbons Jim Reeves 13 The Night Watch Jim Reeves 14 Love is No Excuse Jim Reeves & Dottie West 15 Little Ole You Jim Reeves 16 He’ll Have to Go Jim Reeves 17 Welcome to My World Jim Reeves 18 Have You Ever Been Lonely Jim Reeves & Patsy Cline 19 Welcome to My World Floyd Cramer The post Episode 323, Jim Reeves appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 322, Music for Breaking Up, includes 16 songs about what happens when love goes astray. Artists include Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Vic Damone, Kitty Wells, Rosemary Clooney, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and eight others. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 322 Music for Breaking Up Playlist 1 Breaking Up is Hard to Do Neil Sedaka 2 By the Time I Get to Phoenix Glenn Campbell 3 I can’t believe I’m losing you Frank Sinatra 4 I Fall to Pieces Jim Reeves 5 Once Upon a Time Vic Damone 6 Walk Away Matt Monro 7 Separate Ways Elvis Presley 8 When You Leave Don’t Slam the Door Tex Ritter 9 Crazy Willie Nelson 10 Will Your Lawyer Talk to God? Kitty Wells 11 Hello Faithless Rosemary Clooney 12 Miss Otis Regrets Rosemary Clooney 13 Stone Cold Dead in the Market Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Jordan 14 Leavin’ on Your Mind Patsy Cline 15 She’s Got You Patsy Cline 16 Somebody Else is Taking My Place Connie Francis 17 By the Time I Get to Phoenix Ronnie Aldrich The post Episode 322, Music for Breaking Up appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 321, 1954 My Way, takes a unique look at a year of change in popular music, including the start of a major transition in country music. Performers include Ray Charles, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, The Five Satins, Chet Atkins, Hank Williams, Hank Snow, and eight more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 321 1954 My Way Playlist 1 Secret Love Doris Day 2 Mr. Sandman The Chordettes 3 Stranger in Paradise Tony Bennett 4 Young at Heart Frank Sinatra & Nelson Riddle 5 Sh-Boom The Crew Cuts 6 Shake Rattle and Roll Bill Haley and His Comets 7 Good Rockin’ Tonight Elvis Presley 8 Earth Angel The Penguins 9 My Walking Stick Louis Armstrong & The Mills Brothers 10 Nice Work if You Can Get It Ella Fitzgerald & Ellis Larkins 11 I’ve Got a Woman Ray Charles 12 I Don’t Hurt Any More Hank Snow 13 Downhill Drag Chet Atkins 14 Freight Train Chet Atkins 15 You Win Again Hank Williams 16 You Win Again Hank Williams 17 In the Still of the Night The Five Satins 18 Mr. Sandman LeRoy Glazier The post Episode 321, 1954 My Way appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 320, Signed Off 2024, pays tribute to notable musicians who died in 2024, including some who are well known and others whose fascinating stories are not. Performers include The New Christy Minstrels, Quincy Jones, Jack Jones, Steve Lawrence, Lola Dee, Ricky Nelson, Ray St. Germain, Angela Alvarez, and four more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 320 Signed Off 2024 Playlist 1 Go Away Little Girl Steve Lawrence 2 Portrait of My Love Steve Lawrence 3 Shy Away Jerry Fuller 4 Travelin’Man Ricky Nelson 5 Cha-Cha-Cha Lola Dee 6 Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On Jerry Lee Lewis 7 Snap Crackle Roy Haynes Quartet 8 The Preacher Quincy Jones 9 The Erotic Garden Quincy Jones 10 She’s a Square Ray St. Germain 11 Lollipops and Roses Jack Jones 12 If You Go Away Jack Jones 13 Anoranza Angela Alvarez 14 Green Green The New Christy Minstrels 15 Forty Miles of Bad Road Duane Eddy The post Episode 320, Signed Off 2024 appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 319, More Signature Songs, presents the most-remembered recordings by iconic mid-century performers including Elvis Presley, The Ink Spots, Kitty Wells, Jerry Lee Lewis, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Fats Domino, Perry Como, Dean Martin, and more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 319 More Signature Songs Playlist 1 If I Didn’t Care The Ink Spots 2 Linda Buddy Clark & Ray Noble 3 Everybody Loves Somebody Dean Martin 4 Blueberry Hill Fats Domino 5 Cupid Sam Cooke 6 Come On A My House Rosemary Clooney 7 It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels Kitty Wells 8 Moon River Andy Williams 9 Can’t Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley 10 Tennessee Waltz Patti Page 11 Love Letters in the Sand Pat Boone 12 It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas Perry Como 13 Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis 14 Que Sera Sera Doris Day 15 Misty Johnny Mathis 16 Unforgettable Nat King Cole 17 My Way Frank Sinatra 18 Dreamy Erroll Garner The post Episode 319, More Signature Songs appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 318, Songs With Stories, presents the stories behind eight iconic 20th century songs: That’s All Right Mama, Foggy Mountain Breakdown, We Shall Overcome, La Bamba, Alexander’s Ragtime Band, Ain’t That A Shame, In The Mood, and White Christmas. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 318 Songs With Stories Playlist 1 In The Mood The Andrews Sisters 2 In The Mood The Glenn Miller Orchestra 3 In The Mood Jerry Lee Lewis 4 White Christmas Bing Crosby 5 Ain’t That a Shame Fats Domino 6 Ain’t That a Shame Pat Boone 7 LaBamba Richie Valens 8 Foggy Mountain Breakdown Earl Scruggs 9 We Shall Overcome Pete Seeger 10 Alexander’s Ragtime Band Alice Faye 11 That’s All Right Mama Elvis Presley 12 Alexander’s Ragtime Band Billy Butterfield The post Episode 318, Songs With Stories appeared first on Sam Waldron.

In Episode 317, My Favorite Christmas Music, Sam Waldron presents 17 recordings from six previous holiday episodes of 45RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s. Performers include Ernest Tubb, Dean Martin, Julie London, Nat King Cole, The Ray Conniff Singers, Jim Reeves, Dolly Partin and Peggy Lee. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 317 My Favorite Christmas Music Playlist 1 There’s No Christmas Like a Home Christmas Perry Como & the Ray Charles Singers 2 Let it Snow Let it Snow Let it Snow Dean Martin 3 Christmas Carousel Peggy Lee 4 Frosty the Snowman Bing Crosby 5 I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus Dolly Parton 6 17 Versions of Jingle Bells Tony Desare 7 Christmas Island The Andrews Sisters 8 I’ll Be Home For Christmas Dean Martin 9 Blue Christmas Blake Shelton 10 Who’s Gonna Be Your Santa Claus This Year Ernest Tubb 11 All I Want For Christmas is You Tony Bennett 12 You’re All I Want for Christmas Brooke Benton 13 I’d Like You for Christmas Julie London 14 Christmas Bride Ray Conniff 15 Christmas Kisses Marty Robbins 16 An Old Christmas Card Jim Reeves 17 My Favorite Things Tony Bennett 18 Sleigh Ride The Boston Pops The post Episode 317, My Favorite Christmas Music appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 316, My Favorite Big Band Music, features 19 of Sam Waldron’s favorite recordings by bands and orchestras, presenting a variety of sounds, from a 1930s ballroom dance floor to a 1950s Saturday afternoon college football field. Performers include Lester Lanin, Louis Armstrong, Percy Faith, Liberace, Ray Noble, Billy Vaughn, Guy Lombardo, Benny Goodman, Ray Conniff, and eight more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 316 My Favorite Big Bands Playlist 1 Beale Street Blues Guy Lombardo 2 Skyliner Les and Larry Elgart 3 If You Knew Susie/Toot Toot Tootsie Lester Lanin 4 Poor Butterfly Benny Goodman 5 Moonlight Serenade Glenn Miller 6 At Long Last Love Larry Clinton & Bea Wain 7 Ma He’s Makin’ Eyes at Me Kay Kaiser 8 Green Eyes Jimmy Dorsey 9 Oh You Beautiful Doll Billy Vaughn 10 Song of India Glen Gray 11 There’ll Be Some Changes Made Liberace 12 Oh! Pee Wee Hunt 13 Heartaches Ted Weems 14 Rhapsody in Blue Ray Conniff 15 Hello Dolly Louis Armstrong 16 Mr Touchdown/Anchors Aweigh Percy Faith 17 Midnight and the Stars and You Ray Noble & Al Bowlly The post Episode 316, My Favorite Big Band Music appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Episode 315, Songs About Sunday and Monday, uses these two days of the week to feature 17 recordings by performers including Merle Haggard, Billie Holliday, Frank Sinatra, The Chordettes, Bing Crosby, Hank Williams, Fats Domino, The Mamas & The Papas plus 10 more. 45 RPM, Music of the 40s and 50s Episode 315 Sundays & Mondays Playlist 1 Saturday Night is the Lonliest Night of the Week Barry Manilow 2 Sunday Pat Boone 3 Next Sunday Darling is My Birthday Hank Williams 4 A Sunday Kind of Love Dion 5 A Zoot Suit For My Sunday Gal Kay Kaiser & His Orchestra 6 In the Garden Jimmy Durante 7 Gloomy Sunday Billie Holliday 8 Never on Sunday The Chordettes 9 I Met Him on a Sunday The Shirelles 10 Sunday Monday or Always Bing Crosby & Ken Darby Singers 11 Some Sunday Morning Frank Sinatra 12 Blue Monday Fats Domino 13 Call it Stormy Monday Rita Coolidge 14 On a Monday Frankie Laine 15 Monday Monday The Mamas & the Papas 16 Rainy Days and Mondays The Carpenters 17 If We’re Not Back in Love By Monday Merle Haggard 18 Never on Sunday Ray Conniff The post Episode 315, Songs About Sunday and Monday appeared first on Sam Waldron.

In Episode 314, 1951 My Way, Sam Waldron presents a unique selection of music and stories, painting an interesting picture of life back then. Performers include Eddy Arnold, Nat King Cole, Rosemary Clooney, Merle Haggard and George Jones, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, and seven more. Episode 314 1951 My Way Playlist Too Young Nat King Cole Cry Johnnie Ray Come-On-A My House Rosemary Clooney You’re Just in Love Perry Como & The Fontaine Sisters Smooth Sailing Ella Fitzgerald A Kiss to Build a Dream On Louis Armstrong Because of You Tony Bennett Cold Cold Heart Hank Williams Unforgetable Nat King Cole Blue Velvet Tony Bennett There’s Been a Change in Me Eddy Arnold I Wanna Play House With You Eddy Arnold Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way Carl Smith Sick Sober and Sorry George Jones & Merle Haggard When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely Charmaine Mantovani The post In Episode 314, 1951 My Way appeared first on Sam Waldron.