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The 1940s was one of the most momentous decades in modern world history， seeing the transition from disastrous international conflict to peace， with the establishment of the United Nations， as well as an emergence from post-war austerity to a promise of greater prosperity at the same time that the Cold War was a looming threat. It also saw many changes in the music landscape as swing and bug bands became uneconomic and solo singers - the crooners and divas of what came to be known as the golden age of popular music - became the big stars of the day. The Billboard record sales chart was launched in July 1940， bringing a new authenticity to the tabulation of the biggest-selling records， and this great value 128-track 6-CD collection comprises every No. 1 during the decade in the Billboard Best Sellers， Most Played In Juke Boxes and Most Played By Disc Jockeys charts. For collectors， it provides a companion product to Acrobats existing "Americas No. 1s of The 50s" (ACFCD7501). Its a fascinating and hugely entertaining musical journey though those years， featuring all the big names of the era， from those whose careers stalled before the end of the decade to others， like Frank Sinatra， who enjoyed several more decades of stardom. It comes with a 48-page 15，000 word booklet with commentary on every track.こちらの商品はネコポスでお届けできません。発売日: 2019/2/8輸入盤USレーベル: Acrobat収録曲: 1.1 Tommy Dorsey Orch./Frank Sinatra ;Pied Pipers - Ill Never Smile1.2 Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter ; His Orch. - Only Forever1.3 Artie Shaw ; His Orchestra - Frenesi1.4 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra - Song of the Volga Boatman1.5 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Bob Eberly ; Helen OConnell -1.6 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Bob Eberly - My Sister and I1.7 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Bob Eberly - Maria Elena1.8 Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye ; the Kaye Choir - Daddy1.9 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Bob Eberly ; Helen OConnell - Green Eyes (Aquellos Ojos Verdes)1.10 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Bob Eberly - Blue Champagne1.11 Freddy Martin ; His Orchestra - Piano Concerto in B Flat1.12 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra with Tex Beneke ; the Four Modernaires - Chattanooga Choo Choo1.13 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra with Ray Eberle ; the Modernaires -1.14 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra - a String of Pearls1.15 Woody Herman ; His Orchestra - Blues in the Night (My Mama Done1.16 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra - Moonlight Cocktail1.17 Jimmy Dorsey ; His Orchestra - Tangerine1.18 Harry James ; His Orchestra - Sleepy Lagoon1.19 Kay Kyser ; His Orchestra with Harry Babbit ; Julie Conway - Jingle1.20 Glenn Miller ; His Orchestra - (Ive Got a Gal in) Kalamazoo1.21 Bing Crosby - White Christmas1.22 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with Frank Sinatra ; the Pied Pipers - There Are Such Things1.23 Harry James ; His Orchestra with Helen Forrest - I Had the Craziest1.24 Harry James ; His Orchestra with Helen Forrest - Ive Heard That1.25 Glenn Miller Orchestra with Skip Nelson ; the Modernaires - That Old1.26 Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra with Helen Forrest - Taking a1.27 Song Spinners - Comin in on a Wing and a Prayer1.28 Dick Haymes ; the Song Spinners - Youll Never Know1.29 Tommy Dorsey ; His Orchestra with Frank Sinatra - in the Blue of1.30 Bing Crosby with the Ken Darby Singers - Sunday Monday or Always1.31 Al Dexter ; His Troopers - Pistol Packin Mama1.32 Mills Brothers - Paper Doll1.33 Andrews Sisters - Shoo-Shoo Baby1.34 Glen Gray ; the Casa Loma Orchestra with Eugenie Baird - My1.35 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra with Bob Eberly ; Kitty Kallen - Besame1.36 Merry Macs - Mairzy Doats1.37 Guy Lombardo ; His Royal Canadians with Skip Nelson ; the1.38 Bing Crosby - San Fernando Valley1.39 Bing Crosby - I Love You1.40 Harry James ; His Orchestra with Dick Haymes - Ill Get By (As Long1.41 Bing Crosby - Ill Be Seeing You1.42 Louis Jordan ; His Tympany Five - G.I. Jive1.43 Bing Crosby ; Williams Brothers Quartet - Swinging on a Star1.44 Mills Brothers - You Always Hurt the One You Love1.45 Dinah Shore - Ill Walk Alone1.46 Bing Crosby ; the Andrews Sisters - Therell Be a Hot Time in the1.47 Ink Spots ; Ella Fitzgerald - Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall1.48 Ink Spots ; Ella Fitzgerald - Im Making Believe1.49 Bing Crosby ; the Andrews Sisters - Dont Fence Me in1.50 The Andrews Sisters - Rum and Coca Cola1.51 Johnny Mercer ; the Pied Pipers - Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive1.52 Jo Stafford， Johnny Mercer ; the Pied Pipers - Candy1.53 Les Brown Orchestra with Doris Day - My Dreams Are Getting Better1.54 Harry James ; His Orchestra with Kitty Kallen - Im Beginning to See1.55 Pied Pipers with Paul Weston ; His Orchestra - Dream1.56 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra with the Norton Sisters - There! Ive Said It1.57 Les Brown Orchestra with Doris Day - Sentimental Journey1.58 Johnny Mercer ; the Pied Pipers - on the Atchison， Topeka and1.59 Perry Como - Till the End of Time1.60 Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye - Chickery Chick1.61 Harry James ; His Orchestra with Helen Forrest - Its Been a Long1.62 Bing Crosby with Les Paul ; His Trio - Its Been a Long Long Time1.63 Freddie Martin ; His Orchestra with Clyde Rogers - Symphony1.64 Bing Crosby with Carmen Cavallero at the Piano - I Cant Begin to1.65 Vaughn Monroe ; His Orchestra with the Norton Sisters - Let It1.66 Betty Hutton - Doctor， Lawyer， Indian Chief1.67 Johnny Mercer ; the Pied Pipers - Personality1.68 Frankie Carle ; His Orchestra with Marjorie Hughes - Oh What It1.69 Frank Sinatra with Alex Stordahls Orchestra - Oh What It Seemed to1.70 Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye with Betty Barclay - Im a Big Girl1.71 Perry Como - Prisoner of Love1.72 Dinah Shore with the Sonny Burke Orchestra - the Gypsy1.73 Ink Spots - the Gypsy1.74 Perry Como - Surrender1.75 Eddy Howard ; His Orchestra - to Each His Own1.76 Freddy Martin ; Hir Ochestra with Stuart Wade - to Each His Own1.77 Frank Sinatra - Five Minutes More1.78 Ink Spots - to Each His Own1.79 Frankie Carle ; His Orchestra with Marjorie Hughes - Rumours Are1.80 Kay Kyser Orch with Michael Douglas ; the Campus Kids - Ole1.81 Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye with Billy Williams - the Old1.82 Hoagy Carmichael - Huggin and Chalkin1.83 King Cole Trio - (I Love You) for Sentimental Reasons1.84 Count Basie ; His Orchestra with Harry Edison ; Bill Johnson - Open1.85 Freddy Martin ; His Orchestra with Stuart Wade - Managua1.86 Three Flames - Open the Door Richard:1.87 Dinah Shore with the Morris Stoloff Orchestra - Anniversary Song1.88 Ted Weems ; His Orchestra - Heartaches1.89 Guy Lombardo ; His Royal Canadians - Managua Nicaragua1.90 Ray Noble Orchestra with Buddy Clark ; Anita Gordon - Linda1.91 Frank Sinatra - Mamselle1.92 Art Lund - Mamselle1.93 Harmonicats - Peg O My Heart1.94 Perry Como ; the Satisfiers - Chi-Baba Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to1.95 Jo Stafford with Red Ingle ; the Natural Seven - Temptation (Tim-1.96 Buddy Clark with the Mitchell Ayres Orchestra - Peg O My Heart1.97 Tex Williams ; His Western Caravan - Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That1.98 The Three Suns - Peg O My Heart1.99 Francis Craig ; His Orchestra - Near You1.100 Vaughn Monroe - Ballerina1.101 Art Mooney ; His Orchestra - Im Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover1.102 Peggy Lee - Manana (Is Soon Enough for Me)1.103 Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Choir - Now Is the Hour (Maori Farewell1.104 Nat King Cole - Nature Boy1.105 Ken Griffin with Jerry Wayne - You Cant Be True， Dear1.106 Kay Kyser ; His Orchestra with Gloria Wood - Woody Woodpecker1.107 Al Trace ; His New Orchestra - You Call Everybody Darlin1.108 Doris Day ; Buddy Clark - Love Somebody1.109 Pee Wee Hunt ; His Orchestra - Twelfth Street Rag1.110 Margaret Whiting - Tree in the Meadow1.111 Dinah Shore and Her Happy Valley Boys - Buttons and Bows1.112 Spike Jones ; His City Slickers George Rock - All I Want for1.113 Evelyn Knight ; the Stardusters - a Little Bird Told Me1.114 Jo Stafford ; Gordon MacRae - My Darling， My Darling1.115 Evelyn Knight ; the Stardusters - Powder Your Face with Sunshine1.116 Blue Barron ; His Orchestra - Cruising Down the River1.117 Les Brown ; His Orchestra - Ive Got My Love to Keep Me Warm1.118 Russ Morgan ; His Orchestra with the Skylarks - Cruising Down the1.119 Mel Torme - Careless Hands1.120 Vaughn Monroe - Riders in the Sky1.121 Russ Morgan ; His Orchestra Vocal By the Skylarks - Forever and1.122 Perry Como with Fontane Sisters - A Youre Adorable1.123 Perry Como - Some Enchanted Evening1.124 Vic Damone - Youre Breaking My Heart1.125 Vaughn Monroe - Someday (Youll Want Me to Want You)1.126 Frankie Laine - That Lucky Old Sun1.127 Margaret Whiting ; Jimmy Wakely - Slipping Around1.128 Frankie Laine ; the Muleskinners - Mule Train1.129 Gene Autry ; the Pinafores - Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer1.130 Andrews Sisters - I Can Dream， Cant Iコメント:The 1940s was one of the most momentous decades in modern world history， seeing the transition from disastrous international conflict to peace， with the establishment of the United Nations， as well as an emergence from post-war austerity to a promise of greater prosperity at the same time that the Cold War was a looming threat. It also saw many changes in the music landscape as swing and bug bands became uneconomic and solo singers - the crooners and divas of what came to be known as the golden age of popular music - became the big stars of the day. The Billboard record sales chart was launched in July 1940， bringing a new authenticity to the tabulation of the biggest-selling records， and this great value 128-track 6-CD collection comprises every No. 1 during the decade in the Billboard Best Sellers， Most Played In Juke Boxes and Most Played By Disc Jockeys charts. For collectors， it provides a companion product to Acrobats existing "Americas No. 1s of The 50s" (ACFCD7501). Its a fascinating and hugely entertaining musical journey though those years， featuring all the big names of the era， from those whose careers stalled before the end of the decade to others， like Frank Sinatra， who enjoyed several more decades of stardom. It comes with a 48-page 15，000 word booklet with commentary on every track.