Real American Treasure...we May never have this again 😊...God Bless These People ❤

Rosemary Clooney.. George Clooneys Mom...he must be very proud of her ❤... Talent 😊

The 1960s and 1970s was the Best 🎵🎶🎵🎶. A Kid in the 1960s.. A Teenager in the 1970s...a Perfect Time to be Alive 😊

28:40 is such a dreary tune. A bygone sound of dying times. It feels sad, disheartening and broken. It captures the true sound of humanity: the sound of bane, the sound of despair, the sound of bittersweet happiness, the sound of love, the sound of nostalgia, the sound of longing. All in just a wordless, indescribable composition. What joy it brings, and what despair it inflicts. It's truly the sound of sounds. The tune, sound, and touch of all sentiments.

This is what "supervisor" would play in the basement when withholding food from me. Good times!

Danny ❤❤❤🎉😊

I discovered this here in Australia only a month ago. On the dawn of the second Trump electoral victory. Personally, I believe this is far removed from anything MAGA believesin

I was 9 years old. Remember listening on my transistor radio! Simpler times!❤

I spent six years playing these tapes at WHSH, Albany NY. There's something different about SRP music, besides the sonic purity. I didn't like the music then because I was a 20-something pup, but I always appreciated the quality of the recordings. After our contract lapsed we switched to Kala Music and it hurt my ears.

This is musiic! It's so much better than the caterwauling of Mariah Carey.

I didn't know he passed away

Kmart /Sears vibe

Ken Lamb had an incredible voice and was my inspiration. In 1988 I got my first job in radio at age 16. I was part time DJ on Easy Listening 106.9, WMRI in Marion, Indiana. We played Ken’s Special of the Week every Sunday. Our listeners loved it - and so did I. I loved listening to Ken, and I modeled my delivery after his. So sorry to hear he passed. He was an inspiration to me, and I am really loving hearing his golden voice again after all these years. Rest in Peace Ken.

I know ALL nursing Homes could LOVE THIS CD of" Mitch Miller"..The ELDERLY want to sing..but they would to HEAR and SING along with MITCH...❤🎉

The Captain looks a bit like Terry Wogan!

Reminds me of shopping with my mom in the early 1970's. It was a great time to be alive.

Thank you! Thank you so much for this SRP station and it takes me back when I was younger 😊

1:01:10

Such an outstanding musician. Too many people think of him as Hee Haw.

Ray Bradbury is my favorite science fiction author! ❤

Didn't she write the hit song "Oh Happy Day"

Thanks. This is the best - explaining the function of the nozzle head parts in order to know how to adjust it.

As I cook at this moment, memories of WPAT music playing on my mother's kitchen radio back in 1968--1970s !

My old professor Mr. Philip Olson is here!

This is gayer than Liberace riding a unicorn.

THE SOUL COMPOSERS OF MUSIC....

Arizona nostalgia! Yall moved here!!! (JK) Believe it or not az radio used to use this stuff 90s and 00s not like the old days

Perfection.

Great stuff. All that’s missing now is the spooling up of the engines.

The Singing Piano (Ron Goodwin did a version which sounds like this) The second song, on the written list, entitled "Some Enchanted Evening," by Billy Vaughn, does not play on this WPAT youtube, and neither does the third listed song by Chet Atkins, entitled "The Look Of Love." Once Upon a Time In The West - Caravelli They Can't Take That Away From Me - Unknown Strangers In The Night - Cascading Strings Sophisticated Lady - Paul Robinson/Ed Bland Barefoot Contessa - Marty Gold Soon - Probably a BBC acquisition by SRP/Leroy Holmes Summertime(Porgy And Bess) - Unknown Moonlight In Vermont - Montage La Playa Magical Guitars The 12th song, on the written list, entitled "Stella By Starlight," by Ronnie Aldrich, does not play on this WPAT youtube, and neither does the 13th listed song, "I've Grown Accostomed To Her Face" by Living Strings, play. Harlem Nocturne - Frank Chacksfield Hopelessly Devoted To You - Frank Chacksfield How Deep Is The Ocean - Ken Moule Charade - Mantovani You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Frank Chacksfield

OMG! A young Irene Cara before the movie, FAME!

I miss this ❤

If I had a hammer 24:58

I think the Miller group sounds a lot like the men from the Ray Conniff group. If I'm not mistaken, Ray got his start with the blessing of Mitch when Mitch was in charge of the Columbia label, so Ray may have had a hand in producing this sound. I liked a lot of what Conniff did.

I love listening to these. Thanks for sharing.

This sounds like looney toons background music

I haveca couple of Kalarts,They're 60-25's. where you get lenses?All mine have is whatever is standard lens.

Definitely different markets. As of 1968, Group W's New York all-news outlet, 1010 WINS, had their ID as such: "This is WINS, New York, Group W, Westinghouse Broadcasting, for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut." Their weather forecasts were "for New York and vicinity" (or, alternately, "the city and vicinity," maybe sometimes even "New York City and vicinity"), and on time checks they would say, "The New York temperature is ___ degrees." On their forecasts, they would start with "In Manhattan right now . . . " They also at the time had only one time tone per hour - on the hour, as opposed to both the top and bottom of the hour (:00:00 and :30:00). As of Oct. 23, 1969 (the night of a heated debate amongst Mayoral candidates John V. Lindsay, John Marchi and Mario Procaccino, moderated by longtime City Hall reporter Doug Edelson), WINS' hourly time tone appeared to be ~785 Hz sine, duration of 500 ms (:00.5). At KYW in Philadelphia, their forecasts were for "the Tri-State area," mentioning Center City for temperatures, and also those "at the airport." In 1969 their ID was "This is KYW, Group W, Westinghouse Broadcasting, serving Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, from Philadelphia." They did not have a time tone at any part of their broadcast day until after they moved to Independence Mall in 1972. Also, is it my imagination, or does KFWB's teletype sound appear to have come off a Standard Transcriptions sound effects disc (the same company whose car crash sounds were famously, or infamously, used on Nervous Norvus' "Transfusion" and The Shangri-Las' "Leader Of The Pack")?

This is the best Muzak tape I have heard so far for music selection

Does this still work in 2024???

I enjoy listening to some totally random, high quality pieces of music that I may never hear again

WLKW RHODE ISLAND...LONG GONE😢

i grew into childhood with the Mitch Miller Show, I marvel at the Maestro's inclusion, diversity, and equity among people. Mitch is a icon in civil rights. Rest in POWER MM tears,

I worked with Ace several times in the 70s. One night Billy is walking in the club (Billy was about 5'3) and I said "can I see your I.D.).....Billy replied in his high pitched voice...."let pull down my zipper" !!!! I couldn't stop laughing. Had a blast with them.

46:43. How insensitive 49:38. 3A20 52:10. Traces of love 57:45. 1B01 1:05:46. 3B04 The Look of Love 1:08:21. 3B05 Born Free 17:29. Carmen

There’s a cool park near me on the farm that was deeded to the city by General George Squier. It was where he did a lot of his tinkering. Google him sometime.

Yep. The big band era died when Tommy and Jimmy died.

Man, this is one great design.

I was 15 in 1981 and making fun of this. However in my adult life I got into 1930's Hollywood and the great music standards of the early 30's. I made a more extensive comment two weeks ago.

I wonder if this was played on N7001U