The Best of Beautiful Music: Jimmy McHugh

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Jimmy McHugh

10 JULY 1894 Birthday of JIMMY McHUGH American pop standards composer - song credits incl. "Don't Blame Me", "I'm In The Mood For Love", "Where Are You", "On The Sunny Side Of The Street", "Let's Get Lost" – wrote music for Broadway shows “Blackbirds of 1928” and “Streets Of Paris”. He died 1969.
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Please allow about 30 seconds to display the player of our individual vintage orchestral music podcasts- presenting the Best of Beautiful Music from FM stereo radios' formative days. Selections from Broadway, Hollywood and America's great collection of standards...in sweeping instrumental programmed modules. Each was recorded off the air in the 1950's - '70s. Some later promo recordings are included in some of our podcasts. This material was distributed by the recording companies for promotional purposes and was not for sale. Enjoy these segments from the early years of FM Stereo radio broadcasting.

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