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A Tribute To Western Movie Soundtracks

John Wayne The Searchers

Some nights, all I listen to are movie soundtracks.  Some of the best soundtracks are from western films.  In my youth, there were over thirty western shows on television.  My favorite western character was Adam Cartwright from Bonanza.  My best friend’s favorite was Sugarfoot.  I could sing all of the theme songs.  My best friend learned the theme to Davey ... Read More »

Johnny Mathis and Nat King Cole: To The Ends of The Earth

Nat King Cole

I once said that I would go to the ends of the earth to find a piece of music that I wanted.  Indeed, there have been many pieces of music for which I really had to search far and wide. Several years back, I saw a Johnny Mathis DVD which paid tribute to his 50 years in show business.  He ... Read More »

The Ten Commandments

Ten Commandments

Beautiful, melodic, passionate, powerful.  These words describe the musical soundtracks to biblical movies.  The stories deal with the most basic human emotions. . . . love, hate, greed and kindness. The music to movies like Ben Hur, Samson and Delilah, Demetrius and the Gladiators, The Robe, and the gorgeous The Ten Commandments, match the majesty of these films.  Today at ... Read More »

Gigi: Thank Heaven

Gigi Poster

Gigi is like a deliciously decorated cupcake.  This musical romantic film was created by the genius team of Lerner and Loewe, creators of My Fair Lady, Camelot and Brigadoon. Alan Jay Lerner wrote the screenplay and the lyrics to the songs.  When he first asked his partner, Frederick (Fritz) Loewe, to write the music, Fritz declined because he did not ... Read More »

The Adventures of Robin Hood: The Adventures of Errol Flynn

Robin Hood

Many of our listeners love movie soundtracks.   I am often asked what my favorite soundtrack is and frankly, I’d be hard pressed to name just one.  One of my favorite actors from the past was Errol Flynn.  No one could play a pirate or Robin Hood as good as Flynn. Although he aspired to play serious, challenging dramatic roles, in ... Read More »

Ode To Tom

Tom Jones

I remember being in the audience when overly enthusiastic female fans threw their underwear on the stage when Tom Jones performed.  It wasn’t me.  I’ve been with my husband for 46 years.  The only place I’ve thrown my underwear is in the hamper. But I did see Tom Jones perform many times in concert.  He was always an exciting performer ... Read More »

Ah, Men

Barry Manilow

I’ve taken this title from a Betty Buckley disc where she sings the songs that have been written for men. And, she does a wonderful job. Through the years, there have been some wonderful male voices that have dominated the airwaves, the Broadway stage and the world of entertainment.  I feel so blessed to be the age I am and ... Read More »

A Message From Sherry

Bobby Darin

Thank you all for listening to our two new shows, Movies Broadway Singers And Beyond Pays Tribute To My Favorites, and The Ladies.  In the next few weeks, we will debut two new shows for you.  The first one will salute the male vocalists who have enthralled us with their wonderful voices.  After that, we’re heading west, as we pay ... Read More »

Heart and Soul

Doris Day

How many of you remember hearing, or singing Heart and Soul?  For me, it was like Chopsticks (the song).  You sit at the piano and people just play the familiar tunes.  Actually though, I love the song Heart and Soul and no one does it better than Bea Wain from the Big Band era. The female vocalists of the past ... Read More »

Sarah Vaughan: A Career Will Last a Lifetime

Sarah Vaughan

At one point in her stellar career Sarah Vaughan told her dear friend, Billy Eckstine, that she wanted to be as popular as Tom Jones.  She wanted #1 hits and the kind of mega stardom Tom Jones had.  Billy, wisely, reminded her that in her career she sold out large concert halls, sold millions of records and had so many ... Read More »

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