From the Barbershop Harmony Society, the four-part a cappella arrangement of this favorite tune of barbershop quartets, made popular by The Suntones . "They'll be no boogie woogie or none of that jazz, or

From the Barbershop Harmony Society, this rendition of the jazz standard was arranged for Realtime, the 2005 International Quartet Champions. Filled with fun syncopation and a catchy lyric, this is sure to

Since its release in 1946, A Sunday Kind of Love has become a pop and jazz standard recorded by Ella Fitzgerald, The Four Seasons, Etta James, and many others. This classic barbershop arrangement

From the 1936 film "Follow the Fleet", Ginger Rogers introduced us to this delightful song that has since become a jazz standard. Covered by numerous artists since then, this song continues to be a top

Originally composed and recorded in 1947 for the soundtrack of the film "Green Dolphin Street," this tune became a jazz standard after Miles Davis recorded it in 1958. The lyric and original introduction

Recorded by Bing Crosby in 1931, I'm Thru with Love quickly became a jazz pop standard that was featured in films and covered by such notable artists as Marilyn Monroe, Nat King Cole, Etta Jones

Coffee lovers everywhere enjoy hearing this jazzy jive about their favorite drink. Recorded initially by The Ink Spots in 1940, it has enjoyed prolonged popularity as a standard for vocal jazz groups, most