On the Neon Beat Show 116R3r- A fine hour of good listening is lined up for you this hour. We'll open with a Pat Boone standard with a song bout' that “great getting' up morning.” Enjoy some fine standards with our women of song including Connie Francis doing “Who's Sorry Now”, Jaye P. Morgan with “Danger Heartbreak Ahead”, Nancy Wilson with the song, “Call Me”, and Petula Clark with “Happy Heart.” Dig on a fantastic swing remix of 1930's Kansas City Jazz artist Myra Taylor with “Dig It” remixed by Harold Leonard and his Rockets. (You'll have trouble sitting still) Catch Frank Sinatra singing a standard the chairman did at almost every performance. Laugh with some cutting edge standup with Andy Muggins doing some schtick on “Gettin' Old”. Listen to the song that defined an era as Nat King Cole sings “Unforgettable”. We'll spin some of the great period groups like The Four Lads, The Ames Brothers, and one by the Beatles. Hear Andy Williams, Bing Crosby, Vic Damone, and Julias La Rosa. And enjoy some swingin' big band with Benny Goodman backing Helen Ward singing a great Johnny Mercer hit.
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