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03/10/2011

Gerald Jackson with music from classic crooners.

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Mon 3 Oct 201119:00
BBC Radio Lancashire

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Music Played

  • Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

    Blue Skies

  • Johnnie Ray

    Walking My Baby Back Home

  • Johnny Mathis

    The Twelfth of never

    • with Ray Conniff & his Orchestra.

  • Joe Loss and His Band

    So Rare

    • with Chick Henderson.

  • David Whitfield

    You are too Beautiful

    • with Paul Conrad & his Orchestra.

  • Glenn Miller Orchestra

    In an old

  • Untitled

    Dutch Garden (by an old Dutch Mill) (with Ray Eberle vocal)

  • Frank Sinatra

    Oh, how I miss you tonight

    • with Gordon Jenkins & the Orchestra.

  • Harry Secombe

    If I ruled the world

  • Jack Payne & His BBC Dance Orchestra

    Down Sunnyside Lane

    • Vocal Billy Scott Coomber.

  • The Count Basie Orchestra

    Do you wanna jump, children?

    • with Jimmy Rushing vocal.

  • Andy Williams

    Lips of Wine

    • conducted by Archie Bleyer.

  • The Mills Brothers

    Always Hurt The One You Love

  • Tony Bennett

    Stranger in paradise

    • with Percy Faith & His Orchestra & Chorus.

  • Frankie Laine

    Making Memories

  • Jack Buchanan

    Goodnight Vienna

  • Frank Sinatra

    I've got my eyes on you

    • with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.

  • Ludovico Einaudi

    I Giorni

  • Anne Shelton

    Put your shoes on, Lucy

  • Willie Nelson

    Home Is Where You're Happy

  • Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra

    Skyliner

  • Johnny Duncan & His Bluegrass Boys

    Last train to San Fernando

  • Les Baxter and His Orchestra

    Tahiti: A Summer Night At Sea

  • Sacha Distel

    Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head

  • Lennie Niehaus

    Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams

  • Dean Martin

    You're nobody 'till somebody loves you

    • with Nelson Riddle & the Orchestra.

  • Joe Daniels & his Hotshots

    Tea for Two

  • Roy Castle

    Stormy Weather

Broadcast

  • Mon 3 Oct 201119:00
    BBC Radio Lancashire