Robert Farnon - Manhattan Playboy free for downloading

This was the theme song for "Midday Melodies" on KSDN, Aberdeen, South Dakota, in the 1950s.

When you are deciding whether to take the train back to Connecticut to tuck the kids in or stay in town with your mistress or male lover

I adore this song! Love the triangle at the very end. :)

Fabulous! It sounds best with the bass upped and the highs cut down.

What's your spaghetti policy?

I've just accidentally found this is also called "50's light orchestra standards". this type of music somehow frees up my feelings, imaginations, & wonders...fly up high far away from the everyday's mundane, depressing reality... :')

Is this music public domain? I am working on a project and need music like this.

"Ah, the Rangers. Proof that even the failure is bigger in Texas. Grab the popcorn, its time to open up the books of pain and misery!" -UrinatingTree

I can see the old London black label LP spinning on a 16-inch turntable with the ceiling light catching the grooves as the record spins! ahhhhhhhhhh!

Also known as the theme for "KUP'S SHOW" (featuring columnist and interviewer Irv Kupcinet) in Chicago in the 1960's.

Very good performance... Beautiful!

Lots of complex orchestration going on in this gem. :)

Does anyone know of any royalty free versions of light orchestral? I need a snippet for a podcast - TIA!

Where can you find unhappy music of this era, like from the Red Asphalt traffic school films or educational films warning of dangers?