For Once In My Life - Stevie Wonder

One of the most memorable and legendary Singers/Actors: Frank Sinatra.

Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga: Cheek To Cheek (2014)

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Streamline Records

''At the time it was a bummer to see the PNW scene sullied by its exposure to the rest of America. I mean Kurt hated it so much because he lost his home which were his bearings from which he looked out at the world. Corporations only have one thing in mind and it ain`t art. So he struggled as he circled the drain. I think his idealism and youth got him. It was tragic. Musically some of the music had ass and fighting spirit so I liked that. We played with a lot of those bands coming up especially in Seattle (like at Washington Hall and the Central Tavern) and Portland (Satyricon) and the scene in its early days was more amorphous and accepting as far as genres were concerned. I definitely was trying to provoke from inside. We had tatted up tough flapper chicks that would dance on stage then stage dive into the audience. We were trying to say there is not only one way to do this. But as usual we were too strange. We did make it into Singles as a visual joke, however.''- Steve Perry, Cherry Poppin' Daddies.

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Iconic combination

Peaches O'Dell & Her Orchestra presents "Sing Sing Sing" with Spectacular Solos!

Keeping on the dance trend, I wanted to share this video that I used to watch over and over when I first started dancing YEARS ago. Al Minns and Leon James were AMAZING. The variety of Charleston steps they show here are just a taste of what you might see in a Charleston competition these days. (Are people doing Charleston comps anymore??) It's also great to see how Charleston was one of the predecessors of the Lindy Hop. I love this dance. I miss dancing.

In the Swing of Things

Why is Mary Andrews's hair yellow?

How do you spell 'fogey'?

Yes, there were times, I'm sure you knew When I bit off more than I could chew But through it all, when there was doubt I ate it up and spit it out I faced it all, and I stood tall And did it my way

I've loved, I've laughed and cried I've had my fill, my share of losing And now, as tears subside I find it all so amusing To think I did all that And may I say, not in a shy way Oh, no, oh, no, not me I did it my way

Frank Sinatra illustrated album covers: IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS (1955 - Capitol Records), WHERE ARE YOU? (1957 - Capitol Records), COME FLY WITH ME (1958 - Capitol Records), SINGS FOR ONLY THE LONELY (1958 - Capitol Records), POINT OF NO RETURN (1961 - Capitol Records), RING-A-DING DING! (1961 - Reprise Records), ALL ALONE (1962 - Reprise Records), SINATRA AND SWINGIN’ BRASS (1962 - Reprise Records), MOONLIGHT SINATRA (1965 - Reprise Records), SEPTEMBER OF MY YEARS (1965 - Reprise Records).

Piano riffs my beloved

I think we as a society are due for another swing revival

Jump Jive An' Wail - The Brian Setzer Orchestra

Peaches O'Dell & Her Orchestra present "Serenade in Blue"with vintage images just for you.  This is a nice dance tune...