Sunrise Serenade: I've Heard That Song Before

Today's Sunrise Serenade was "I've Heard That Song Before" by Harry James with Helen Forrest on vocal.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.     

Sunrise Serenade: Dedicated To You

This morning's Sunrise Serenade was "Dedicated To You" by Ella Fitzgerald and the Mills Brothers.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.     

Sunrise Serenade: Three Little Fishes

Today's Sunrise Serenade was "Three Little Fishes" by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra.  Enjoy the video from YouTube.  

Sunrise Serenade: The Weekend Of A Private Secretary

Today's Sunrise Serenade was "The Weekend Of A Private Secretary" by Mildred Bailey.  Enjoy the video from YouTube.  

Playlist For February 12, 2025

The playlist for the February 12, 2025 broadcast of the Swing Shift Shuffle has now been added to the playlist filing cabinet.

                                                                                                                      

Sunrise Serenade: Special Delivery Stomp

This morning's Sunrise Serenade was "Special Delivery Stomp" by Artie Shaw and His Grammercy Five.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.     

Sunrise Serenade: You're A Sweetheart

Today's Sunrise Serenade was "You're A Sweetheart" by Tommy Dorsey And His Clambake Seven.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.     

Sunrise Serenade: Give Me Some Skin, My Friend

This morning's Sunrise Serenade was "Give Me Some Skin, My Friend" by the Andrews Sisters.  Enjoy the video from YouTube. 

Sunrise Serenade: Hungry Man

This morning's Sunrise Serenade was "Hungry Man" by Louis Jordan.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.     

Sunrise Serenade: Rockin' Chair

Today's Sunrise Serenade was "Rockin' Chair" by Louis Armstrong with the Casa Loma Orchestra.  Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Archive.org and its Great 78 Project.