Shani Wallis

Shani Wallis (born 14 April 1933) is a British actress and singer, who has worked in theatre, film, and television in both her native United Kingdom and in the United States. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she is perhaps best known for her roles in the West End, and for the role of Nancy in the 1968 Oscar-winning film musical Oliver!.

1. Don't Ringa Da Bell

2. Our Melody

3. Personality

4. Please Don't Say No

5. Don't Take Your Love From Me

6. There Goes My Heart

7. Sixteen Reasons

8. Forever Forever

9. Where's The Boy

10. And Now

11. The Most Beautiful Words In The World

12. When Love Is young

13. Something In The Air

14. Let Me Go Lover

15. Rock around The World Medley Part 1

16. Rock Around The World Medley Part 2

     5.Don't Take Your Love From Me

Alice Babs

Swingtime Again is a 1998 music album featuring Alice Babs . In addition, Charlie Norman and Anders Berglund Big Band participate .After having been retired for 18 years she released this new album at the tender age of 74 !

The recording was made in Atlantis Studio in Stockholm between August 31 and September 5, 1998. 

1. Me And You

2. Its Wonderful

3. Sugar

4. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart

5. Our Love Is Here To Stay

6. A Sailboat in The Moonlight

7. Swing It Magistern

8. I Don't Mind

9. Who's Got The Other Half of Heaven

10. Regntunga Skyar

11. I'm Checkin' Out Go'om Bye

12. Drop Me Off In Harlem

13. Bluer Than Blue

     8. I Don't Mind

The Crew Cuts

 The Crew-Cuts were a Canadian vocal quartet, that made a number of popular records that charted in the United States and worldwide. They named themselves after the then popular crew cut haircut, one of the first connections made between pop music and hairstyle. They were most famous for their recording of The Chords' hit record, "Sh-Boom".

Artist Biography by Richie Unterberger

On most informed lists of rock & roll villains, the Crew Cuts would have to rank near the top. They weren't rock & rollers in the first place: their clean-cut white harmony glee club approach was really in the style of early- and mid-'50s groups such as the Four Aces, the Four Lads, and the Four Freshmen. The Canadian quartet differed from those acts, however, in their concentration upon covers of songs originally recorded by R&B/doo wop vocal groups. Their cover of the Chords' "Sh-Boom" set the pattern, going to number one in 1954 and setting the stage for their other commercially successful pop treatments of R&B hits by the Penguins, Gene & Eunice, Otis Williams & the Charms, the Robins, the Spaniels, the Nutmegs, and others.

1. Crazy 'Bout You Baby

2. Sh Boom Sh Boom

3. Oop Shoop

4. A Story Untold

5. Don't Be Angry

6. Earth Angel

7. Gum Drop

8. Ko Ko Mo

9. Slam Bam

10. Two Hearts Two Kisses

11. Honey Hair Sugar lips Eyes Of Blue

12. Tell Me Why

13. Susie Q

14. Young love

15. You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby

     14. Young Love

Helen Carr

With the exception of one song cut with Charles Mingus in 1946 and two with King Curtis later in the 1950s, this single CD (which consists of Helen Carr's two Bethlehem albums) has the complete output of the talented but short-lived singer who died in 1960 at age 36. Carr's interpretations fall between jazz and middle-of-the-road pop, yet her treatments of the standards consistently swing and uplift the material. On one occasion she is joined by a quintet with husband/pianist Donn Trenner, trumpeter Don Fagerquist and altoist Charlie Mariano, while the other session finds Carr interacting quite winningly with a trio consisting of guitarist Howard Roberts, bassist Red Mitchell and the muted (but fiery) trumpet of Cappy Lewis. Recommended.

  Helen Carr, Sammy Herman, Joe Bianco, and Donn Trenner, Nola's, New York, N.Y., ca. Feb. 1947
                                                         
    19. Your Getting To be A Habit With Me