The Great American Songbook ...

Mel Torme ... Bobby Darrin ... Vic Damone ... Steve & Edie ... Al Martino ...
 
I have a friend who's part of  a foundation dedicated to the "Great American Songbook" ... they just launched a free, hi-def, streaming music site dedicated to the classics.
 
I think there are many RF'rs who might enjoy having this either in the background (or foreground) ...

http://theoriginalgasstation.com/
 
 
 
 
 

don't care for that music but I found 365 radio through that link.
 
thanks Greg.

I don't know if  I was listening to it or not, but for the last hour I have been writing to family members with good music playing in the background. 
Good Stuff OL BOY---CHEER OH PIP PIP AND ALL THAT !!!
 

Gregg,
Thank you.

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Mel Torme ... Bobby Darrin ... Vic Damone ... Steve & Edie ... Al Martino ...

I have a friend who's part of  a foundation dedicated to the "Great American Songbook" ... they just launched a free, hi-def, streaming music site dedicated to the classics.

I think there are many RF'rs who might enjoy having this either in the background (or foreground) ...

http://theoriginalgasstation.com/

Saw Torme live twice. What a performer. What a great guy.

Friar McKee----saw Torme with George Shearing and Gerry Mulligan 
at the Jones Beach AmphiTheater----super show ---3 great artists
---they could have played all night and no one would have gone home.  Terrific. Torme was a very interesting and complex guy.

Ancient one: With George Shearing and Stan Getz in my case. Very entertaining evening, particularly since Getz was in a really bad mood during his half of the program.
 
Went backstage after, and Torme couldn't have been more pleasant and gracious. One of the finest "backstage" experiences of my life.