time waits for no one

Bill Kenny and company’s unique blend of hot jazz and sweet balladry made them the most successful vocal group of their day next to the Mills Brothers and were a huge influence on the doo-wop groups to come. We’ve assembled something of a radio career retrospective of the group, starting with five performances from 1939, right at the start of their string of hits, then 11 tracks from 1944, smack-dab in the sweet spot of their career, all the way up to a special bonus 1948 appearance on Jack Benny’s radio show. A gloriously harmonious 'Collectors’ Choice Music' exclusive! Includes 'No Wonder; Stairway to the Stars; Pork Chops and Gravy; It’s Funny to Everyone but Me; Tiger Rag; Shoo-Shoo Baby; Don’t Sweetheart Me; Do Nothin’ Till You Hear from Me; Ol’ Man Mose; Don’t Believe Everything You Dream; Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey; Time Waits for No One; How Many Hearts Have You Broken?; If I Didn’t Care; Java Jive; A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Someday I'll Meet You Again; Your Feet’s Too Big', and 'If I Didn’t Care'. Great sound, too!