#TuesdayBluesDay 12.15.15 My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time

What's Playing at the Flamingo?

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Artist: Les Brown and His Orchestra featuring Doris Day on vocals

Song: "My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time"

Released: 1945

Chart: US No. 1

Label: Columbia Records

#TuesdayBluesDay 12.1.15 Feeling Good

What's Playing at the Flamingo?

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Artist: Nina Simone

Song: "Feeling Good"

Released: 1965

Chart: -

Label: Philips Records

Note: This is from the later years when Archie Goodwin could be taking dates to the Flamingo. The dinner and dancing era was starting to wind down by 1968. Rex Stout wrote until 1975, and Archie is probably dancing even now.

#TuesdayBluesDay 11.10.15 Stormy Monday Blues

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Artist: Earl Hines and His Orchestra, Billy Eckstine (Vocals)

Song: "Stormy Monday Blues"

Released: 1942

Chart: US No. 1

Label: Bluebird Records