In this second episode, John and Adam turn their attention to Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gormé, the dynamic duo who became two of the most devoted champions of the Great American Songbook. With warmth, wit, and a deep appreciation for musical craft, the hosts trace the couple’s journey from television stardom in the 1950s to their enduring role as torchbearers for the standards that defined American popular music.

Through performances, anecdotes, and spirited commentary, John and Adam explore how Steve and Eydie kept the flame of classic songwriting alive during an era increasingly dominated by rock and pop. They revisit the pair’s collaborations with Frank Sinatra, celebrate their signature number “This Could Be the Start of Something Big,” and reflect on their later years as beloved interpreters of Gershwin, Porter, and Rodgers & Hart.

The episode closes by connecting their legacy to modern interpreters like Michael Feinstein, Harry Connick Jr., and Seth MacFarlane — artists who continue to carry the melody forward. It’s a joyful tribute to two voices who reminded America that great songs never go out of style.