Atomic Age Cocktail Party

A Man and a Woman (107)

 
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This week, our program is titled "A Man and A Woman." Songs about men and songs about women--all recorded and popular during the hi-fi era. These songs can take many forms. Women singing what it’s like to be a woman. Men singing what it’s like to be a man. Or one sex singing about the happiness, longing, or trouble the other sex can bring. We’ll hear from Blossom Dearie, Sarah Vaughan, Bobby Darin, Ann-Margret, and many more.

Playlist

Title Artist Album
A Man and A Woman The Parris Mitchell Orchestra Lover's Midnight Rendezvous
How Lovely to Be a Woman Ann-Margret Bye Bye Birdie (An Original Soundtrack Recording)
I'm A Woman Peggy Lee I'm A Woman
A Woman Needs So Little Easy Williams Easy Does It
Hungry Man Bobby Troup Bobby Troup!
Handsome Man Barbara Pittman I Need A Man
An Occasional Man Judy Holliday Trouble Is A Man
Can't Help Loving That Man Connie Haines Connie Haines Sings A Tribute To Helen Morgan
Lover Man Blossom Dearie Blossom Dearie
A Woman in Love Frankie Laine Frankie Laine Memories
Trouble Is a Man (1967) Sarah Vaughan It's A Man's World
Lonely Woman Chris Connor Free Spirits
The Single Man Frank Sinatra A Man Alone & Other Songs Of Rod McKuen
The Man I Love Eileen Farrell The Eileen Farrell Album: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
I Got a Woman Bobby Darin Darin At The Copa
I Must Have That Man Julie London Send For Me