This 1950 album captures Whiting interpreting the works of the legendary Rodgers and Hart songwriting duo. It was a notable entry in the burgeoning market for LP compilations of popular standards.
- The album was released in September 1950 on the Swank label.
- Rodgers and Hart, the subject of the album, were one of the most successful songwriting partnerships in American musical theater history.
- This record was part of a wave of popular standards albums released in the early 1950s, capitalizing on the new LP format.
Margaret Whiting is a popular American singer best known for her interpretations of American standards. In 1950, she was at the peak of her recording career, having already achieved multiple chart-toppers.
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