Season 2 Episode 10-February 21, 1949

Ah yes, there must've been something special happening on the network on this Monday the 21st, because the show was reduced from the usual fifteen minutes down to ten. Nevertheless, our trusty quartet (Bob, Ray Sherman on piano, Jud De Naut on bass, and Ralph Collier on drums and percussion) manages to pack a full show of entertainment. Our "Sweet Georgia Brown" intro is followed by "I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm", which the quartet performed less than a month before (Season 2 Episode 7). Our new announcer, John Storm, brings in song star Margo Powers for "I See Your Face Before Me", a tune that was Nelson Riddle's first arranging assignment eleven years prior. Bob and Margo team up for the tune they'd sung two weeks before (Season 2 Episode 8), "You Was". The quartet races for home with a familiar melody that Bob gave new life to (and hilariously credits the original composer): "Turkish Boogie" which is titled "Turkish March" in its original incarnation. It's a showcase for both Bob and Ray Sherman's chops-Wolfgang Amadeus never heard it so good!