This week's Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton feature artist is - The Phantom Dancer & Cole Porter. Greg Poppleton began The Phantom Dancer on 2SER back in the days when jazz and swing were dirty words, in July 1985. Read More
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Sammy Kaye, the band leader who went by the memorable tag-line 'Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye' is this week's Greg Poppleton Phantom Dancer feature artist in radio excerpts from 1945 and 1949. Check out the 9 July radio show and video here. Read More
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This week's Greg Poppleton Phantom Dancer feature artist is French singer Jean Sablon in radio transcriptions from 1954. See the full 2 July Phantom Dancer play list of swing and jazz mixed from live 1920s-60s radio here. Read More
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A window into the birth of the 'Teen Market' with a mix of 1943 Frank Sinatra broadcasts and rehearsals for the weekly 'Your Hit Parade' radio show on this week's Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton. Read More
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The three most famous crooners of the early 30s, when the style was popular, were Russ Colombo, Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee. You'll hear them on this week's Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton from live 1931 - 34 radio broadcasts. Read More
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Coleman Hawkins, 'The Body and Soul' of the saxophone is this week's Phantom Dancer feature artist. Also hear Gene Krupa with his orchestra and small groups, the Philco Orchestra, Erskine Hawkins and 1930s Italian swing bands. Tune in, read play list and Coleman Hawkins story, see video here. Read More
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The Phantom Dancer feature artist with Greg Poppleton this week are feature artists - three jazz piano stars from 1950s radio: Erroll Garner, Marian McPartland and George Shearing. Hear them on live 1950s radio, read their stories, see a Marian McPartland video and the play list here. Read More
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The Phantom Dancer feature artist with Greg Poppleton this week is the earliest recorded scat singer, Cliff Edwards, known as Ukelele Ike. Hear him on 1936 & 1940 radio, read his story, see the play list, hear the radio show from 28 May, and watch Ukelele Ike on TV's Mickey Mouse Club here. Read More
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