Singing Sex Symbols of the Airwaves LP 1981 Sandy Hook Jazz Vocal 33 RPM
$ 3.69
Description
Singing Sex Symbols of the Airwaves LP 1981 Sandy Hook Jazz Vocal 33 RPM. Experience the charm and talent of these early female stars who set the airwaves ablaze with their unforgettable performances. Dive into the golden age of radio with "Singing Sex Symbols of the Airwaves," a captivating compilation LP from Sandy Hook Records, released in 1981. This album brings together legendary Radio Vocalists of the 1930s, featuring iconic voices like Lee Wiley, Connie Boswell, Frances Langford, Annette Hanshaw, Bebe Daniels, Ginny Simms, Gertrude Niesen, Helen Morgan, Jane Pickens, Julia Sanderson, Kay Thompson, LoYce Whiteman, Wright C. K. G., and Harriet Hilliard. Experience the charm and talent of these early female stars who set the airwaves ablaze with their unforgettable performances. This 33⅓ RPM vinyl record is a must-have for collectors of vintage jazz, pop, and easy listening. The album showcases a stellar tracklist of 1930s classics, including "You Came to My Rescue," "These Foolish Things Remind Me of You," "Young and Healthy," "You're My Sweetheart," and many more, each a timeless piece of musical history. With its intriguing title and a roster of celebrated artists, this Sandy Hook Records release (Catalog Number S.H. 2058) offers a unique glimpse into the vocal artistry that defined an era. Perfect for enthusiasts of vintage sound and classic vocal performances.
