Toni Arden - Collection 1944-61 AEC Video by Dootsie Williams of Dootone

by Dootsie Williams of Dootone Records

this compilation includes familiar classics like Colin Blunstone's Say 'You Don't Mind' and Honeybus' 'I Can't Let Maggie Go'

"Take The 'A' Train" and "I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good"

Guitarist and mandolinist Lester Flatt and banjo player Earl Scruggs were among the leading exponents of bluegrass music in the post-war era

Toni Arden - Collection 1944-61 AEC Video by Dootsie Williams of DootoneToni Arden was one of the girl singers who learnt their trade singing with big bands during the mid 1940s before embarking on a solo career as the market changed, and star vocalists became popular with the advent of TV. The daughter of a singer at the Metropolitan Opera, she started performing in her teens during the war years, and made her first records with the Al Trace Orchestra for the National label in 1944. A year or two later, appearances on