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Conductor in chief - Quincy Jones
Song of the Day: He’s best known the high-profile producer for Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra, but continuing a mini-series, a small selection of key moments in the conductor and composer’s film and TV work
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Song of the Day: Following a series of gospel sings, let's move into a mixture of blues, soul and an even wider theme with song that brought this star back into the public eye in 2002, backed by The Blind Boys of Alabama
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Ray Chalres
Song of the Day: After Sister Rosetta Tharpe performing in rainy Manchester in 1964, another great's rendition of a another wet weather number written by Tony Joe White in 1967 from his 1972 album Through The Eyes Of Love
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Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whiting, c 1949
Song of the Day: Temperature dropping? Then let's hot things up with a classic 1949 call-and-response song recorded by many artists, including also Lady Gaga, Tom Jones, Rod Stewart, Dolly Parton and Ella Fitzgerald
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Randy Newman
Song of the Day: Narcissism takes a different style now with the award-winning film score writer tripping gently along with a typically crisp and gentle irony. And yet he is really is different too …
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Johnny Nash
Song of the Day: Today let's move away from confusion and seek the blue skies of clarity with that eternal anthem of optimism from the Texas-born reggae and soul artist
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