Vintage Songs II

Rat Pack crooner song-- inviting lyric and Nelson Riddle-like arrangemtn. With a singer like Frank Sinatra or Tony Bennett. (m)

2:14

1950s Rat Pack sound with English and Italian lyrics-- reminiscent of Dean Martin or Tony Bennett (m)

2:40

Song about the pleasures of Italian food- imagine Vic Damone or Dean Martin serenading you with an entire Italian band.

2:27

1950s or 1960s soul ballad accompanied by orchestra and rhythm section. Soulful homage to to Sam Cooke or Ray Charles, including a group of female background singers. Alternate version of SIS018 #13. (m)

2:36

Uptempo love song with swinging and soulful male vocal and classic piano trio instrumentation (piano, guitar, upright bass). Reminds the listener of Nat King Cole or Bobby Short. (m)

3:44

Hopeful and optimistic 1950s style ballad performed with piano trio instrumentation (piano, guitar and upright bass) and soulful male vocal-- another nod to Nat King Cole or Bobby Short. (m)

2:57

1950s doo-wop male group. Song about wanting to meet a famous girl. (m)

2:55

1950s doo-wop male group. Song about wanting to meet a famous girl. Without rhythm section. (m)

1:52

A sultry but innocent song done in a bawdy 1940's big band female vocal style. Could have been heard at a vintage burlesque show. (f)

2:57

Jazzy and bluesy mysterious track with silky male vocal-- song about what someone loves about the city. (m)

3:39

Solo piano and female vocal version of SIS018 #17-- sultry female torch singer, super slow and romantic. Homage to Julie London or Peggy Lee. (f)

3:33

70s blues song with female vocal. Homage to Herbie Hancock ""Cantaloupe Island""-- lyrics are an appreciation of classic jazz artists who played 52nd Street ""back in the day"". (f)

3:48

1960s British pop sound-- salute to the Dave Clark 5 or early Beatles.

2:17

Stirring revival in a black gospel church-- with a message of peace. (f)

1:50

1970s funk sound, complete with female vocal, wah wah guitar, and clavinet. (f)

2:03

1960s soul. A gritty male vocal ""novelty"" radio song with a spoken word duet in the middle. (m)

3:01

Homage to ""Ozzy""-- hard, slow and grinding heavy metal with dark and gritty vocals. (m)

2:21

Early 60s Motown ""Girl Group"" sound--lead vocal reminiscent of early Mary Wells. (f)

2:39

Late 1970's garage band-- raw and loud! (m)

2:38

70s disco anthem, lyrics with attitude, like Donna Summer or Gloria Gaynor. (f)

2:59

1970s disco-- fun boy/girl duet. Get out the mirrored disco ball!. (m&f)

3:01

1970's arena rock song, in the spirit of bands like Foreigner or Boston complete with screaming guitar solos, featuring one of the guitar players from Supertramp! (m)

3:43

Homage to The Cars or other 1980s British bands-- dark but funny lyrics. (m)

1:43

Early blues sound with singer reminiscent of Robert Johnson or Leadbelly-- accompanied by his foot tappin' slide guitar! (m)

2:32