VINYL MELTDOWN NO. 9

Reserve Radio 9 Cover
1950’s Pop: The Antithesis Of Rock & Roll.

On this episode of Vinyl Meltdown, Joey Altruda spins a stack of 1950’s Pop 45’s found in the 50 cent boxes at the swap meet. If you’re a fan of John Waters, you’ll definitely appreciate the kitschy, campy sensibility of this music. It’s highly crafted, syrupy, saccharine, sentimental Sputnik-era pop—the reason why Rock & Roll was born!

Tracklist:
Theme From The Bad & Beautiful: David Rose Orchestra
This I Swear Is True: The Skyliners
I’ve Been There: Tommy Edwards
So Long: The Four Aces
Tell Me Why: The Four Aces
The City Of Angels: The Highlites
Venus: Frankie Avalon
It’s All In The Game: Tommy Edwards
Love Me Forever: Tommy Edwards
A White Sport Coat: Marty Robins
Tonight You Belong To Me: Frankie Laine
Moody River: Pat Boone
You’re Mine: The Four Aces
Chances Are: Johnny Mathis
Don’t Forbid Me: Pat Boone
Theme From Picnic: Morris Stoloff Orchestra
When Sunny Gets Blue: Nat “King” Cole
My Foolish Heart: The Upbeats
Something’s Gotta Give: Charlie Spivak Orchestra
Please Mr. Sun: Johnny Ray
Twilight Time: The Three Suns
If He Walked Into My Life: Eydie Gorme
The Door Is Still Open To My Heart: Don Cornell
Do It: The Skipjacks
Satan Takes A Holiday: The Three Suns
Haunted Guitar: The Three Suns
Young Man With A Horn: Ray Anthony Orchestra
Sincerely: The McGuire Sisters

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MP3: Vinyl Meltdown #9 – 1950’s Pop
[1:15:48 | 87MB]

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