Various Artists - Cafe New York: 38 Manhattan Memories (Various Artists) [New Vi
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Various Artists - Cafe New York: 38 Manhattan Memories (Various Artists) [New Vi

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Cafe New York: 38 Manhattan Memories (Various Artists)

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Jazz

UPC: 8719039007264

Release Date: 2025

Record Label: Vinyl Passion

Album Tracks

1. Frank Sinatra - Autumn in New York
2. Bing Crosby - It's Been a Long, Long Time
3. Nat King Cole - Mona Lisa
4. Doris Day - Lullaby of Broadway
5. Tony Bennett- Rags to Riches
6. The Four Lads - Somebody Loves Me
7. Ella Fitzgerald - I'm Making Believe
8. The Mills Brothers - Glow Worm
9. Dean Martin - That's Amore
10. Billie Holiday - Lover Man
11. Benny Goodman - Blue Skies
12. Margareth Whiting - Come Rain or Come Shine
13. Dick Haymes - You'll Never Know
14. Sarah Vaughan - Nature Boy
15. Johnny Mercer - One for My Baby
16. Peggy Lee - Golden Earrings
17. Bob Eberly - You Are Too Beautiful
18. Harry James - Manhattan Serenade
1. Guy Mitchell - My Truly, Truly Fair
2. Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald - Can Anyone Explain?
3. Johnnie Ray - All of Me
4. The Ink Spots - Address Unknown
5. Jo Stafford, Johnny Mercer & the Pied Pipers - Candy
6. Les Paul & Mary Ford - Vaya Con Dios
7. Perry Como - Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes
8. The Andrews Sisters - I Can Dream, Can't I?
9. Charlie Barnet - Skyliner 10. the Pied Pipers - Dream
10. The Platters - Harbor Lights
11. Mel Torme - Cross Your Heart
12. Dinah Washington - What a Difference a Day Makes
13. Brook Benton - It's Just a Matter of Time
14. Gordon MacRae - It's Magic 6. Sammy Davis Jr. - Laura
15. Rosemary Clooney - Half As Much
16. The Ames Brothers - Melodie D'amour
17. The King Cole Trio - (I Love You) for Sentimental Reasons
18. Judy Garland - You'll Never Walk Alone

The 1950's were a time of changes and the music of the decade both reflected the cultural changes that were happening while still holding on to the societal norms of the past. Many of the traditional pop artists of the 1950's were interpreters of pop standards who would take the old well known songs and put their own individual style into it or they recorded soundtracks or movie related songs like Nat 'King' Cole's "Mona Lisa", Frank Sinatra's "Autumn In New York" The Andrews Sisters' "I Can Dream, Can't I?", Peggy Lee's "Golden Earrings", and the Chordettes' "Mr. Sandman". This genre was in the early fifties still greatly influenced by jazz, swing and big band.

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