Big Band vocalists drifted from band to band during the 1930's and 40's and the Ted Weems Orchestra boasted of some good ones, most notably Perry Como. But Weems was stuck with some clunkers at times, too, and one of those was Elmo Tanner. At one point Weems was so disappointed with Elmo’s singing that he asked Tanner to just WHISTLE the lyrics to a song titled “Heartaches.” The record became one of the era’s biggest hits, and Don gives it a spin on this week’s Radio Munson.