First at Sun Records and later at RCA, Elvis revealed a diverse talent and covered songs made famous by Pop and Country artists, as well as R&B and even some Gospel music. Hear the young Elvis develop his own style that became Rock 'n' Roll and compare his versions to the originals by the Ink Spots, Big Mama Thornton, Hank Snow, Patti Page, Wynonie Harris, and many more.

This time Dr. Bob plays the most-requested songs from the years the Eisenhower Hour® was on the radio. You'll hear tunes by Tennessee Ernie Ford, the Platters, Elvis Presley, Doris Day, Fats Domino, Marty Robbins, and many, many more.

It's Spring Break here in Florida, and we have tunes about love letters spring cleaning, romance, the Easter Bunny, and a whole lot of whistling. You'll hear Pat Boone, the Drifters, Rosemary Clooney, Big Joe Turner, Gene Autry, and more.

Hear what Top 40 radio sounded like in 1959. The format included Rock 'n' Roll, Pop, Rhythm and Blues, even a little Country and Western - whatever was popular at that moment. You'll hear records by Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Connie Francis, Johnny Horton, the Kingston Trio, and more. Go ahead and sing along!