Expect to hear music from jazz legends like Count Basie, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tommy Dorsey and many more! It is definitely going to be a great evening with some swingin' tunes.

The late 1950s: Frank Sinatra performs at Carolina Theatre. A decade earlier, an early mentor for Sinatra, Big Band leader Tommy Dorsey, also had played the theater. Frank Sinatra performs ...

First released 100 years ago, “Tea for Two” is an adorable jazz standard about Britain’s favourite drink — written by two coffee-swigging Americans. The song’s surprising history connects it to the ...

Wink Martindale, a radio, television entertainer, and recording artist has died at age 91. Martindale passed away in Rancho ...

He has also performed with The Tonight Show Orchestra, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Orchestras, Les Elgart, Joe Williams, Frank Sinatra Jr., Nancy Wilson, Maureen McGovern, Aretha Franklin, Andy Williams, ...

Tommy Dorsey was also noted as an eagle-eyed talent-spotter who gave opportunities to young musicians. Among his protégés were Frank Sinatra (whom he tempted away from another notable bandleader ...

Frank Sinatra wasn’t just a great singer. He was very specific about the arrangements of the material he chose to sing, and some of the finest arrangers of the 20th century — including Nelson ...

By Paul Grein Seth MacFarlane’s ninth studio album, Lush Life: The Lost Sinatra Arrangements, will feature 12 never-before-heard arrangements created for Frank Sinatra by his legendary ...