The Fabulous Fifties: Back to the 50's

Disc One. Chantilly lace (Big Bopper)

Don't forbid me (Pat Boone)

Dance with me Henry (Georgia Gibbs)

Love is strange (Mickey and Sylvia)

Tequila (Champs)

Black denim trousers and motorcycle boots (Vaughn Monroe)

Diana (Paul Anka)

Kansas City

The happy organ

Papa loves mambo

Melodie d'Amour (the Ames Brothers with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra)

Lipstick on your collar (Connie Francis)

Love and marriage (Dinah Shore)

26 miles (Santa Catalina) (Four Preps)

A tear fell (Teresa Brewer)

Little star / Elegants.

It's not for me to say / Johnny Mathis.

Disc Two. Little daerlin' (The Diamonds)

Personality (Lloyd Price)

Teach me tonight (the McGuire Sisters)

The great pretender (the Platters)

Oh! Carol (Neil Sadaka)

I'm gonna sit right don and write myself a letter (Billy Williams)

Banana boat song (Day-o) (Harry Belafonte with Tony Scott's Orchestra)

Wake up little Susie (the Everly Brothers)

Tweedle Dee (LaVern Baker)

So rare (Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra)

I need you now (Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra)

I hear you knocking (Gale Storm)

Lazy Mary (Luna Mezz O Mare) (Lou Monte with Joe Reisman and His Orchestra

Chanson d'Amour (Art and Dotty Todd).

Disc Three. Lollipop (the Chordettes)

Juke box baby (Perry Como with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra with the Ray Charles Singers)

Dungaree Doll (Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra)

Young love (Sonny James)

Seventeen (the Fontane Sisters)

Butterfly (Andy Williams)

It's all in the game (Tommy Edwards)

The green door (Jim Lowe)

Scarlet ribbons (for her hair) (the Browns)

Ain't that a shame (Fats Domino)

That's all i want from you (Jaye P. Morgan with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra)

Four walls (Jim Reeves)

Canadian sunset (Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra, piano solo by Eddie Heywood)

Blue suede shoes (Carl Perkins)

Venus (Frankie Avalon)

Wake the town and tell the people (Mindy Carson with Orchestra and Chorus)

See you later, alligator (Bill Haley and His Comets).