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For the past several years, songsandmemories.com (formerly sampod4u.com) has been developing a special page to honor the world's all time greatest singing legends. Today, Paul Anka takes his place with the 30 or more others presently in place.

The Academy Awards once again declined to honor Doris Day at the recent Oscar Ceremonies with a Lifetime Achievent Award, which she richly deserves. You can help to rectify this annual sin of omission with a free Happy Birthday Call NOW!

Songsandmemories.com (formerly sampod4u.com) has an ongoing feature page entitled "Singing Legends" which features the greatest singing voices of all time. Today, Roy (THE BIG O) Orbison takes his place with the others.

After almost three years of operation, the Website Team at sampod4u.com decided it was time for a new name. This change was primarily precipitated by a number of different people who asked: "what is a sampod anyway?"

The first major icon to make the news in 2013, Patti Page died on January 1 at the age of 85. In keeping with its policy of saluting the Singing Legends of the last century, Sampod presents a special tribute to her on its Singing Legends Pages

For the better part of the past year, Sampod4u has been featuring the most important voices of the 20th Century in a feature page called SINGING LEGENDS. To the previous selections, Al Martino now makes two dozen plus one. In the 1950's, he was big.

In an effort to bring constant new things to viewers of the sampod4u.com website, the administrators have added a new page to honor those people who have made a major dent on the movies, music and mass media thus far in the 21st Century.

During the past year, the website devoted to keeping alive the best in entertainment from the 20th Century has been gradually adding the greatest singing legends of all time to its navigation menu. Vic Damone is the latest addition with more to come.

In a brief 20 year period (from 1948 through 1968), Doris Day became the All Time Female Box Office Champion. She did this with the help of 39 films, an amazing record for any star at any time in Hollywood History.

Hollywood Icon Doris Day's reign as "Queen of the Box Office" is uncontested; that is largely related to the films she made in the late 50's and early 60's. But her effect on the world of music is something quite different.