"Serenade in Blue" was a long-running U.S. Air Force radio program featuring musical performances by members of the United States Air Force Band, including its jazz ensemble, The Airmen of Note.
The program promoted Air Force recruitment while entertaining listeners with big band, swing, jazz, and popular music. Its roots date to January 1948 and "The Air Force Hour". Over the years, the series evolved into "Serenade in Blue" and later "Serenade in Stereo", continuing into the 1970s.
Distributed to radio stations on transcription discs, the programs showcased the talents of Air Force musicians and occasionally featured guest performers.
Program 365 - First Song: Traces
Program 366 - First Song: Alfie
Program 367 - First Song: Velvet Moon
Program 368 - First Song: Theme from Love Story
Program 369: First Song: Uniquely Mancini
Program 370: First Song: Love and Peace
Program 371: First Song: Lara's Theme
Program 372: First Song: Loverman
Program 373: First Song: Don't Cry Baby
Program 374: First Song: Nightflower
Program 375: First Song: Blues for Mothers
Program 376: First Song: Scarborough Fair
Program 377: First Song: 'Round Midnight
Program 378: First Song: Maria