December 2007 Archives

Show: December 30, 2007

Step into the Divaville Lounge on Sunday, December 30 for an extra hour of our regularly scheduled program From 2-5 pm we'll hear great jazz and pop vocalists, big band and lounge/exotica.

Show: December 23, 2007

Xmasville Lounge

It's Christmas time all over the world, and we're celebrating with great holiday music at an extended afternoon of the Divaville Lounge, Sunday December 16 from 3 to 7 pm. For four full hours we'll hear traditional classics, novel takes on old favorites, and a few obscure Christmas songs which somehow never caught on, and now must be heard to be believed. Step into the Divaville Lounge for a crazy cool holiday afternoon!

Show: December 16, 2007

Step into the Divaville Lounge on Sunday, December 16 from 3-5 pm for our regularly scheduled program of great jazz and pop vocalists, big band and lounge/exotica.

Announcement

Schedule Change

The Divaville Lounge schedule will be changing: on January 27, the show will begin at 2 pm and air from 2-4 (instead of its current time slot of 3-5 pm). Be sure to tune in an hour early, beginning January 27!

Show: December 9, 2007

Step into the Divaville Lounge on Sunday, December 9 from 3-5 pm for our regularly scheduled program of great jazz and pop vocalists, big band and lounge/exotica.

Show: December 2, 2007

Step into the Divaville Lounge on Sunday, December 2 from 3-5 pm for our regularly scheduled program of great jazz and pop vocalists, big band and lounge/exotica.

Songs You Should Know About

"I Told Santa Claus to Bring Me You"

There are the classic holiday songs which every vocalist has recorded, and then there are the obscure little songs that were recorded only once or twice, without ever catching on. I love both kinds, but I confess there's something special about discovering a new Christmas song I've never heard before.

This charming ditty was performed by the Bernie Cummins Orchestra, featuring Cummins' brother Walter Cummins on vocals. The rhymes may not be sophisticated, but its cheerful optimism and its early-30s dance orchestra sound make it one of my all time favorite holiday songs.