America's Best Music - Three Sample Hours of Programming (1999)

Three Sample Hours of Programming (1999)

Hour one:

  • "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" - Roberta Flack/Peabo Bryson
  • "Give Me The Simple Life" - Rosemary Clooney
  • "Last Date" - Floyd Cramer
  • "Oh Baby Mine" - The Four Knights
  • "Old Cape Cod" - Jerry Vale
  • "That's What Friends Are For" - Dionne Warwick and Friends
  • "Born To Lose" - Ray Charles
  • "Take Five" - Dave Brubeck
  • "Right Time Of The Night" - Jennifer Warnes
  • "Moonlight Gambler" - Frankie Laine
  • "Unchained Melody" - Al Hibbler
  • "Once Upon A Time" - Tony Bennett
  • "Come Softly To Me" - The Fleetwoods
  • "Cry" - Johnnie Ray
  • "If I Loved You" - Barbra Streisand
  • "Exodus" - Ferrante & Teicher
  • "You're Breaking My Heart" - Dean Martin
  • "It's A Sin To Tell A Lie" - Somethin' Smith and the Redheads

Hour two:

  • "Looks Like We Made It" - Barry Manilow
  • "This Is My Song" - Ray Charles Singers
  • "I Love How You Love Me" - Bobby Vinton
  • "You, You, You" - Ames Brothers
  • "The Poor People of Paris" - Les Baxter
  • "Calypso" - John Denver
  • "All the Way" - Frank Sinatra
  • "Stormy Weather" - Michael Crawford
  • "Carefree Highway" - Gordon Lightfoot
  • "On the Sunny Side of the Street" - Keely Smith
  • "Love Letters" - Nat King Cole
  • "That'll Be the Day" - Buddy Holly
  • "'S Wonderful" - Ray Conniff
  • "Sing" - The Carpenters
  • "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" - Glen Campbell
  • "Stranger In Paradise" - Johnny Mathis
  • "So Much in Love" - The Tymes
  • "Holiday for Strings" - David Rose

Hour three:

  • "The Look Of Love" - Dusty Springfield
  • "The Best Is Yet to Come" - Tony Bennett
  • "Spanish Harlem" - Ben E. King
  • "Mr. Sandman" - The Chordettes
  • "Days of Wine and Roses" - Andy Williams
  • "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" - Frankie Valli
  • "Rainy Night in Georgia" - Brook Benton
  • "Hurt So Bad" - The Lettermen
  • "Shadows in the Moonlight" - Anne Murray
  • "Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of the Week" - The Spitfire Band
  • "Dream Lover" - Bobby Darin
  • "The Way You Look Tonight" - Henry Mancini
  • "Cry Me a River" - Julie London
  • "I'll Get By" - Jerry Vale
  • "Scarborough Fair" - Simon & Garfunkel
  • "How Little We Know" - Frank Sinatra
  • "Somewhere" - Matt Monro
  • "Petite Fleur" - Chris Barber's Jazz Band

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