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Magic Music on Radionomy does what most other stations do not do...it plays music that goes back to the 40's! It also includes songs from artists rarely heard today. And during the holidays, it presents more than just Christmas Music!

At one time, Doris Day had her own radio program on CBS. She has not been back on the radio since. But that has changed. Thanks to host Mike DeVita, Doris has returned once again, all day, all night. Her music lives again! And it is about time.

Back in 1952 and 1953, Doris Day had her own radio program on CBS. She has not been back on the radio since. But that has changed. Thanks to hosts Janet Moore and Mike DeVita, Doris has returned once again, all day, all night. Her music lives again!

Some folks got tired of turning off their audio devices because they could not find something they wanted to listen to all day. No more: Janet Moore and Mike DeVita have solved that problem. And they invite you to a Sentimental Journey.

Doris Day, Entertainment Icon and Animal Activist, has been in the public limelight since the mid 1930's. In all that time, she was never celebrated in the US with a fansite. The ones she did have were in England or Australia. That is about to change.

Worldwide Icon Doris Day turns 90 in April, 2014. Since this is such a special, once in a lifetime event, many folks have already begun to celebrate in various ways.

As World War II ended in 1945, hundreds of men in the Armed Forces were anxious to get back home. A song was released that became so identified with that period of time that it has represented it ever since. That song is "Sentimental Journey".

For the past year, the Songsandmemories website has been featuring a number of important singing legends with brief bios and links to their music and careers. A site fan asked about where non-singing legends were covered. And so a new page was born.

Songsandmemories.com (formerly sampod4u.com) has been gradually adding bios and music links to their special feature, The Greatest Singing Legends of the 20th Century. Just added: one of the greatest singing legends (jazz) of all time, SARAH VAUGHAN.

"Your Hit Parade", first a radio then a TV show, ran from 1935 through 1959 and presented the top songs of the week, every week, as compiled by their survey. Now, those songs are available again on songsandmemories.com