1950s Unlimited

Julie London - Fly Me to the Moon

Unlimited Cool #12  

Julie London-Fly Me to the Moon

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Chet Baker - Almost Blue

Unlimited Cool #11

Chet Baker,” Almost Blue “

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The Crystals - He Hit Me (and it felt like a kiss)

Unlimited Cool #9  ”He Hit Me (and it felt like a kiss)” The Crystals

 can be heard on Mad Men season 5 episode 3  “Mystery Date”

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The Nashville Teens - Tobacco Road

Unlimited Cool #8  ”Tobacco Road”-The Nashville Teens 1964

can be found on the Mad Men series, Season 4 ep.1 “Public Relations”

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Mel Torme - Comin' Home Baby

Unlimited Cool # 7 “Comin’ Home Baby”

Mel Torme

Mad Men-A musical companion (1960-1965)


(just try not to snap your fingers and bob your head when listening to this)

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David Carbonara - Babylon

Unlimited Cool # 6 “Babylon”

Mad Men Vol. 1 music from the series

if you’d like to watch the Mad Men scene where this song is played, go 

HERE 

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Chet Baker - Time After Time

Unlimited Cool #5  

Chet Baker; “Time After Time”

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Gerry Mulligan - Blues Going Up

Unlimited Cool #4 

I am a hardcore lover of music from the era of cool, (1950s-1960s) particularly Jazz. For those of you who want your very own Mad Men style playlist or just want to add some killer music to your collection, I’ve decided to start posting a daily track that will blow you straight back into the atomic age. Look for the Unlimited Cool posts at 1950sunlimited using the working search bar. Hope you like.

Ok, so the DAILY TRACK idea didn’t stick very well but as of today I promise I’ll post more to UNLIMITED COOL! (10/24/12)

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Gerry Mulligan, Shelly Manne, Art Farmer; composed and arranged by Johnny Mandel - Black Nightgown

Unlimited Cool #3   “Black Nightgown”

From Gerry Mulligan, Shelly Manne, Art Farmer; composed and arranged by Johnny Mandel on the album “I Want to Live”


This is one of the greatest jazz scores ever written, one of my all time favorites!


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