First Post in 2026 slips back 85 years...so relax to the music of what was people's favourite's then !
Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians' Get Out Those Old Records
The album "Get Out Those Old Records (1941-1950)" by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians is a compilation of the band's classic hits and recordings from the years 1941 to 1950. This album captures the essence of Lombardo's unique sweet jazz style and the band's popularity during that era.
The lead singer for Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians from 1940 onwards was Kenny Gardner. He was a tenor vocalist who sang on many of their signature hits.
20. Get Out Those Old Records
Happy New Year everybody !....Thanks for looking in !!
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Yes, HAPPY NEW YEAR to you too, Mick! You could not have been more appropriate for New Year's. When I was a little boy, my family would always have the TV broadcast on during New Year's Eve and the countdown. This took place at my grandparents' home in London, Ontario, and they would frequent the Winter Garden for the local dances played by Guy and his Royal Canadians. This is emotional for me, and sadly discontinued by the TV stations to keep up with the times... Well, this was TIMELESS romance, warmth and class... You couldn't pay me to watch the 'entertainment' they've dirtied the airwaves with in present times... :( THANK YOU so much, sir!
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ReplyDeleteMy mother's family was from PEI, and Guy Lombardo was a favorite of hers. New Year's Eve always included music by Guy and orch...
Thanks.
Cheers,
Mike M