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The song you hear ”Let Me Call You Sweetheart” by Bing Crosby with Georgie Stoll and His Orchestra was recorded in 1934 on the Decca label. You’re on the Sound Beat. “Let Me Call You Sweetheart“ was originally written by Leo Freidman and Beth Slater Whinston in 1910. The song was a big hit for Author Clough in ...
January 13, 2026That riff can only mean one thing…you’re listening to Chuck Berry…and you’re on the Sound Beat. Okay, two things.
January 3, 2026Have you heard the siren’s call today? You might have, and not even known it.
November 24, 2025The first copyrighted film was not a comedy, a thriller, but a…(ahem)…bodily function
October 8, 2025Everyone knows John Philip Sousa for his marches. And, okay, so….yes, this is a march too, but so much more.
September 21, 2025Perhaps the most popular song in American campaign history, and its very unlikely source.
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