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▸ 1955–1972
Crooners & Standards
Velvet voices and the Great American Songbook.
Before rock took over the dial — the smooth balladeers, supper-club orchestras, and easy-listening standards your parents (or grandparents) slow-danced to. Pour a drink, dim the lights, and let that voice do the rest.
All 92 tracks
92 tracks
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▸ Did you know
- A 'standard' is a song so beloved that every singer eventually records their own version — the Great American Songbook.
- Easy-listening radio was built for the living-room hi-fi: lush, unhurried, and made to fill a room.