Forces' Sweethearts and Heart Throbs of World War II - 47 original mono recordings 1939-1945

 

The Forces Sweethearts

1-1 Judy Garland– Over The Rainbow

1-2 Vera Lynn– We’ll Meet Again

1-3 Gracie Fields– Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye

1-4 Martha Raye– Melancholy Mood

1-5 Connie Boswell– On The Isle Of May

1-6 The Andrews Sisters– I’ll Be With You In Apple-Blossom Time

1-7 Ella Fitzgerald– Imagination

1-8 Helen Ward– I Cover The Waterfront

1-9 Elsie Carlisle– A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square

1-10 Peggy Lee– Somebody Else Is Taking My Place

1-11 Helen Forrest– I Don’t Want To Walk Without You

1-12 The Andrews Sisters– Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

1-13 Lena Horne– Stormy Weather

1-14 Maxine Sullivan– When Your Lover Has Gone

1-15 Dinah Shore– Skylark

1-16 Peggy Lee– The Way You Look Tonight

1-17 Vera Lynn– The White Cliffs Of Dover

1-18 Frances Langford– Serenade In Blue

1-19 Deanna Durbin– Say A Prayer For The Boys Over There

1-20 Anne Shelton– Lili Marlene

1-21 Jo Stafford– I Love You

1-22 Dinah Shore– I’ll Walk Alone

1-23 Doris Day– Sentimental Journey

1-24 Anne Shelton– I’ll Be Seeing You

1-25 Mary Martin– Goodnight, Wherever You Are

The Heart-Throbs

2-1 Frank Sinatra– This Love Of Mine

2-2 Chick Henderson– Begin The Beguine

2-3 Dick Todd– To You Sweetheart, Aloha

2-4 Jean Sablon– J’attendrai

2-5 Ray Eberle– Faithful Forever

2-6 Denny Dennis– Stardust

2-7 Frank Sinatra– I’ll Never Smile Again

2-8 Bing Crosby– Only Forever

2-9 Al Bowlly– Dreaming

2-10 Bob Eberly– Blue Champagne

2-11 Tony Martin – Where In The World?

2-12 Ray Eberle – Skylark

2-13 Kenny Baker – Always In My Heart

2-14 Vaughn Monroe– When The Lights Go On Again

2-15 Fred Astaire– Dearly Beloved

2-16 Turner Layton– As Time Goes By

2-17 Dick Haymes– You’ll Never Know

2-18 Hutch – You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To

2-19 Nat King Cole– Embraceable You

2-20 Perry Como– Long Ago And Far Away

2-21 Bing Crosby– I'll Be Seeing You

2-22 Donald Peers– In A Shady Nook, By A Babbling Brook

2-23 Sam Browne– I’m So All Alone

2-24 Dick Haymes– Love Letters

Forces' Sweethearts and Heart Throbs

Beautiful Country Memories - Blue Guitar Stomp

 

1 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Mule Train 3:03

2 Bill Haley– The Covered Wagon 3:11

3 Gene Autry– Take Me Back 1:51

4 Jimmie Rodgers– Lullaby Yodel 3:11

5 Hank Thompson– Whoa Sailor 2:21

6 Jimmie Rodgers– Train Whistle Blues 2:57

7 Hank Penny– Now Ain't You Glad Dear 2:47

8 Joe's Acadians– Ammed La Nouville A Mamere 3:12

9 Leon McAuliffe– Blue Guitar Stomp 3:00

10 Tommy Duncan– Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy 2:36

11 Riverside Ramblers– Dissatisfied 2:31

12 John Hurt– Frankie And Johnny 3:22

13 Milton Brown – Hesitation Blues 2:43

14 Lefty Frizzell– I Love You A Thousand Way 2:45

15 Cliff Bruner– It Makes No Difference Now 2:46

16 Cliffie Stone– Peepin' Through The Keyhole 2:54

17 Jimmie Davis– Rockin' Blues 3:11

18 Boots Woodall– Since You've Been Gone 2:40

Blue Guitar Stomp

Julie London – About The Blues / London By Night

 

About The Blues

1 Basin Street Blues 3:06

2 I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues 2:58

3 A Nightingale Can Sing The Blues 3:11

4 Get Set For The Blues 2:45

5 Invitation To The Blues 2:56

6 Bye Bye Blues 1:40

7 Meaning Of The Blues 2:56

8 About The Blues 3:06

9 Sunday Blues 2:56

10 The Blues Is All I Ever Had 2:51

11 Blues In The Night 3:52

12 Bouquet Of Blues 3:02

London By Night

13 Well, Sir 3:09

14 That's For Me 2:27

15 Mad About The Boy 2:12

16 In The Middle Of A Kiss 2:19

17 Just The Way I Am 2:43

18 My Man's Gone Now 3:51

19 Something I Dreamed Last Night 2:36

20 Pousse Café 2:53

21 Nobody's Heart 2:21

22 The Exciting Life 2:31

23 That Old Feeling 2:28

24 Cloudy Morning 2:13

About The Blues / London By Night

Benny Goodman – The Birth Of Swing (1935-1936)

 

1.1 Hunkadola, Take 1 2:59

1.2 Hunkadola, Take 2 2:59

1.3 I'm Livin' In A Great Big Way 2:30

1.4 Hooray For Love 2:34

1.5 The Dixieland Band 3:01

1.6 Japanese Sandman 3:29

1.7 You're A Heavenly Thing 2:56

1.8 Restless 3:24

1.9 Always 2:46

1.10 Get Rhythm In Your Feet 2:23

1.11 Ballad In Blue 2:39

1.12 Blue Skies 3:33

1.13 Dear Old Southland 2:17

1.14 Sometimes I'm Happy 3:43

1.15 King Porter Stomp 3:09

1.16 The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 2:47

1.17 Jingle Bells 2:35

1.18 Santa Claus Came In The Spring 3:09

1.19 Good-Bye 3:26

1.20 Madhouse, Take 1 2:47

1.21 Madhouse, Take 2 2:50

1.22 Sandman 2:36

1.23 Yankee Doodle Never Went To Town 2:30

1.24 No Other One 2:40

2.1 Eeny Meeny Miney Mo 1:58

2.2 Basin Street Blues 2:56

2.3 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight 2:15

2.4 When Buddha Smiles 3:10

2.5 It's Been So Long 3:24

2.6 Stompin' At The Savoy 3:13

2.7 Goody-Goody 2:30

2.8 Breakin' In A Pair Of Shoes 2:32

2.9 Get Happy 3:06

2.0 Christopher Columbus 3:33

2.11 I Know That You Know 2:04

2.12 Star Dust 2:51

2.13 You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes 2:33

2.14 The Glory Of Love 2:38

2.15 Remember 2:40

2.16 Walk, Jennie, Walk 1:57

2.17 House Hop, Take 2 2:23

2.18 House Hop, Take 3 2:30

2.19 Sing Me A Swing Song 2:22

2.20 Anything For You 2:48

2.21 In A Sentimental Mood 3:38

2.22 I've Found A New Baby 2:10

2.23 Swingtime In The Rockies 3:09

2.24 These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You 2:42

3.1 There's A Small Hotel 2:28

3.2 You Turned The Tables On Me 2:49

3.3 Here's Love In Your Eyes 2:21

3.4 Pick Yourself Up 2:51

3.5 Down South Camp Meeting 3:17

3.6 St. Louis Blues, Take 1 3:21

3.7 St. Louis Blues, Take 2 3:26

3.8 Love Me Or Leave Me, Take 1 3:33

3.9 Love Me Or Leave Me, Take 2 3:34

3.10 Bugle Call Rag (#1) 2:34

3.11 When A Lady Meets A Gentleman Down South 2:37

3.12 You're Giving Me A Song And A Dance 3:18

3.13 Organ Grinder's Swing 3:11

3.14 Peter Piper 2:45

3.15 Riffin' At The Ritz 3:26

3.16 Alexander's Ragtime Band 2:07

3.17 Somebody Loves Me 2:50

3.18 'Tain't No Use 2:43

3.19 Bugle Call Rag (#2) 2:56

3.20 Jam Session 2:54

3.21 Goodnight, My Love 3:04

3.22 Take Another Guess 2:29

3.23 Did You Mean It? 2:21

The Birth Of Swing (1935-1936) 

Dean Martin – Dino: Italian Love Songs / Cha Cha De Amor

 

Dino: Italian Love Songs

1 Just Say I Love Her

2 Arrivederci, Roma

3 My Heart Reminds Me

4 You're Breaking My Heart

5 Non Dimenticar

6 Return To Me

7 Vieni Su

8 On An Evening In Roma

9 Pardon

10 Take Me In Your Arms

11 I Have But One Heart

12 There's No Tomorrow

Cha Cha De Amor

13 Somebody Loves You

14 My One And Only Love

15 Love (Your Spell Is Everywhere)

16 I Wish You Love

17 Cha Cha Cha D'Amour

18 A Hundred Years From Today

19 I Love You Much Too Much

20 (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons

21 Let Me Love You Tonight

22 Amor

23 Two Loves Have I

24 If Love Is Good To Me

Dino: Italian Love Songs / Cha Cha De Amor

In The Spirit - The Gospel and Jubilee Recordings of Trumpet Records 1950 - 1953

 

1 St. Andrews Gospelaires*– Every Word Of Jesus Is True 2:21

2 St. Andrews Gospelaires*– Tone Them Bells 2:36

3 Argo Gospel Singers* With The Southern Sons*– Whisper A Prayer 2:57

4 Argo Gospel Singers* With The Southern Sons*– Jesus Will Make Things Allright 2:43

5 Argo Gospel Singers* With The Southern Sons*– Near The Cross 2:27

6 Argo Gospel Singers* With The Southern Sons*– Going Home 2:43

7 Blue Jay Gospel Singers– Shall I Meet You Over Yonder? 2:32

8 Blue Jay Gospel Singers– Pilgrim Of Sorrow 3:13

9 Brother Hugh Dent*– In The End 3:02

10 Brother Hugh Dent*– I'm Going To Live Up In Glory 3:13

11 Brother Hugh Dent*– Let Us Glory 2:57

12 Brother Hugh Dent*– I'm Growing In The Spirit 2:40

13 Carolina Kings Of Harmony*– There's A Narrow Pathway To Heaven 2:43

14 Carolina Kings Of Harmony*– Going On Home To Glory 2:05

15 Carolina Kings Of Harmony*– I Found Peace And Joy 2:55

16 Carolina Kings Of Harmony*– Going To Ride That Golden Chariot 2:25

In The Spirit

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (Who Says Crime Doesn't Play?) - music from the TV series

 

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries is an Australian drama television series. It is based on author Kerry Greenwood's historical mystery novels, and it was created by Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger. The series revolves around the personal and professional life of Phryne Fisher (Essie Davis), a glamorous private detective in 1920's Melbourne.

1 Greg J Walker*– Miss Fisher's Theme 2:17

2 Ben Selvin & His Orchestra– My Regular Girl 2:58

3 Jelly Roll Morton's & His Red Hot Peppers*– Dr Jazz 3:25

4 The Six Jumping Jacks*– Positively Absolutely 2:41

5 Harry James Angus– Mr Music Man 2:17

6 Fletcher Henderson– Hot & Anxious 3:20

7 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra*– Creole Love Call 3:12

8 Silvio Blonde And His Invisible Orchestra– Makin' Whoopee 3:25

9 Isham Jones & His Orchestra*– There's A Wah Wah Girls In Agua Caliente 3:10

10 Jelly Roll Morton's & His Red Hot Peppers*– Jungle Blues 3:23

11 Al Bowlly– If I Had You 2:51

12 The Captivators– Building A Nest For Mary 3:03

13 The Anglo Persians*– Dance Of The Blue Danube 2:59

14 Abe Layman's Orchestra– Havin' Lots Of Fun 3:02

15 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love Again) 2:59

16 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra*– It Don' Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) 3:09

17 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– The Darktown Strutters Ball 2:56

18 Des Tooley– Sailing On A Sunbeam 2:19

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Maxine Sullivan – Loch Lomond: Her 24 Greatest 1937-1942

 

Maxine Sullivan (May 13, 1911 – April 7, 1987), born Marietta Williams in Homestead, Pennsylvania, USA, was an American jazz vocalist and performer.

As a vocalist, Sullivan was active for half a century, from the mid-1930s to just before her death in 1987. She is best known for her 1937 recording of a swing version of the Scottish folk song "Loch Lomond". Throughout her career, Sullivan also appeared as a performer on film as well as on stage. A precursor to better-known later vocalists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, Sullivan is considered one of the best jazz vocalists of the 1930''s. Singer Peggy Lee named Sullivan as a key influence in several interviews.

1 Loch Lomond 2:55

2 I'm Comin', Virginia 2:23

3 Annie Laurie 2:39

4 Blue Skies 3:02

5 Easy To Love 2:58

6 The Folks That Live On The Hill 3:00

7 Darling Nelly Gray 2:57

8 Nice Work If You Can Get It 2:50

9 Moments Like This 3:03

10 It Was A Lover And His Lass 3:14

11 Dark Eyes 3:07

12 St. Louis Blues 3:19

13 Night And Day 3:21

14 Kinda Lonesome 2:27

15 It Ain't Necessarily So 3:34

16 Say It With A Kiss 3:01

17 I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair 3:31

18 I'm Happy About The Whole Thing 2:40

19 Corn Pickin' 3:22

20 Just Like A Gypsy 2:38

21 Kentucky Babe 3:23

22 When Your Lover Has Gone 2:44

23 My Ideal 2:23

24 My Curly-headed Baby 3:14

Maxine Sullivan – Loch Lomond

Martin Denny - Exotica (1957) - reissue/remastered edition

 

Martin Denny’s Exotica may or may not have actually coined the genre’s name, but it certainly pushed “exotica” to greater prominence in the late ’50s. This classic collection of lounge-jazz, much of which consists of Les Baxter-penned tunes, is a mellow and cool collection, one perhaps most famous for its cover, which depicts frequent exotica cover girl Sandy Warner peeking through a bamboo curtain. 

Its subtle, mysterious sexuality fits the mood, which is one of inebriated island leisure. That’s not to say it’s a very sexy album necessarily, just one with great atmosphere. In fact, first track “Quiet Village,” a genre standard, kicks off with the squawks of tropical birds, which, by today's standards, sounds just a little silly. But that said, exotica is a genre that wholly embraced camp value, so this is merely par for the course. There are a handful of standouts here, such as “Return to Paradise” and “China Nights,” but on the whole this album breezes by gently and warmly, mostly background music, but quite lovely background at that.

1 Quiet Village 3:41

2 Return To Paradise 2:21

3 Hong Kong Blues 2:18

4 Busy Port 2:53

5 Lotus Land 2:26

6 Similau 2:00

7 Stone God 3:09

8 Jungle Flower 1:50

9 China Nights 2:04

10 Ah Me Furi 2:11

11 Waipo 3:14

12 Love Dance 2:31

13 Quiet Village 3:48

14 Return To Paradise 2:21

15 Hong Kong Blues 2:17

16 Busy Port 2:42

17 Lotus Land 3:48

18 Similau 2:29

19 Stone God 3:16

20 Jungle Flower 2:05

21 China Nights 2:15

22 Ah Me Furi 2:34

23 Waipo 2:53

24 Love Dance 2:32

Exotica

Pee Wee Russell – Jazz Original

 

Charles Ellsworth "Pee Wee" Russell (March 27, 1906 – February 15, 1969), was an American jazz musician. Early in his career he played clarinet and saxophones, but he eventually focused solely on clarinet.

With a highly individualistic and spontaneous clarinet style that "defied classification", Russell began his career playing Dixieland jazz, but throughout his career incorporated elements of newer developments such as swing, bebop and free jazz. Writing in 1961, the poet Philip Larkin commented: "No one familiar with the characteristic excitement of his solos, their lurid, snuffling, asthmatic voicelessness, notes leant on till they split, and sudden passionate intensities, could deny the uniqueness of his contribution to jazz."

January 17, 1938

1 Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven– Love Is Just Around The Corner 3:06

July 12, 1938: "Jam Session At Commodore, No. 2"

2 Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven– Embraceable You 4:02

3 Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven– Serenade To A Shylock 4:34

4 Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven– Serenade To A Shylock - Alternate 4:33

November 12, 1938

5 Eddie Condon And His Band– Sunday - Alternate 2:59

November 30, 1939

6 Eddie Condon And His Band– (I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody) None Of My Jelly Roll 2:56

November 14, 1940

7 Eddie Condon And His Band– Georgia Grind 2:57

March 25, 1941

8 The Three Deuces– Jig Walk 2:41

9 The Three Deuces– Deuces Wild 2:55

10 The Three Deuces– The Last Time I Saw Chicago 2:55

11 The Three Deuces– About Face 2:48

January 28, 1942

12 Eddie Condon And His Band– Don't Leave Me, Daddy 2:35

September 27, 1944

13 Muggsy Spanier And His Ragtimers– Rosetta - Alternate 3:14

January 19, 1945

14 Wild Bill Davison And His Commodores– Squeeze Me - Alternate 2:30

September 30, 1944

15 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Take Me To The Land Of Jazz 3:02

16 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Take Me To The Land Of Jazz - Alternate 3:02

17 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Rose Of Washington Square 2:39

18 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Rose Of Washington Square - Alternate 2:44

19 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now - Alternate 3:04

20 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– D.A. Blues 3:48

21 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– D.A. Blues - Alternate 3:26

22 Pee Wee Russell's Hot Four– Wailin' D.A. Blues 3:59

Pee Wee Russell – Jazz Original

Happy Days Are Here Again - various artists compilation

 

Happy Days Are Here Again

Remembering The Forties - Goodnight Wherever You Are - Various Artists

 

1 Geraldo And His Orchestra– Time On My Hands

2 Louis Levy And His Orchestra– I Haven't Time To Be Millionaire

3 Lou Preager & His Orchestra– I Heard You Cried Last Night

4 Geraldo And His Orchestra– Do I Worry

5 Nat Gonella And His New Georgians– I'm Nobody's Baby

6 Paul Fenoulhet And His Skyrockets– Till Stars Forget To Shine

7 Sydney Lipton And His Dance Orchestra– You Made Me Care

8 Eugene Pini & His Septet– We Must Never Say Goodbye

9 Harry Roy And His Orchestra– Rosita

10 Paul Fenoulhet And His Skyrockets– San Fernando Valley

11 Sydney Lipton And His Orchestra– Don't You Ever Cry

12 Harry Roy And His Orchestra– Shake Down The Stars

13 Geraldo And His Orchestra– Tenement Symphony

14 Louis Levy And His Orchestra– Meet The Sun Halfway

15 Harry Leader And His Band– At The End Of A Wonderful Day

16 Harry Leader And His Band– Shoo Shoo Baby

17 Harry Roy And His Band– Sweet Little Sweetheart

18 Nat Gonella And His New Georgians– The Jumpin' Jive

19 Jack Hylton And His Orchestra– The Only One Who's Difficult Is You

20 Eugene Pini & His Orchestra– Goodnight Wherever You Are

Remembering The Forties

Jean Shepard – Honky Tonk Heroine - Classic Capitol Recordings 1952-1964

 

Ollie Imogene "Jean" Shepard (November 21, 1933 – September 25, 2016) was an American honky-tonk singer-songwriter who pioneered for women in country music. Shepard released a total of 73 singles to the Hot Country Songs chart, one of which reached the number-one spot. She recorded a total of 24 studio albums between 1956 and 1981, and became a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 1955.

After Kitty Wells' 1952 breakthrough, Shepard quickly followed, and a national television gig and the Opry helped make her a star when few female country singers had enduring success. Her first hit, "A Dear John Letter", a 1953 duet with Ferlin Husky, was the first post-World War II record by a woman country artist to sell more than a million copies.

1 Twice The Lovin' (In Half The Time) 2:43

2 Crying Steel Guitar Waltz 2:29

3 A Dear John Letter 2:37

4 My Wedding Ring 2:49

5 Two Whoops And A Holler 2:22

6 Don't Fall In Love With A Married Man 2:53

7 A Satisfied Mind 2:31

8 Beautiful Lies 2:53

9 Sad Singin' And Slow Ridin' 2:39

10 Under Suspicion 2:26

11 I Want To Go Where No One Knows Me 2:17

12 The Other Woman 2:23

13 Act Like A Married Man 2:17

14 A Thief In The Night 2:12

15 He's My Baby 2:22

16 How Do I Tell It To A Child 2:12

17 Color Song (I Lost My Love) 2:38

18 The Root Of All Evil (Is A Man) 2:11

19 Under Your Spell Again 2:54

20 One White Rose 2:10

21 I've Learned To Live With You (And Be Alone) 2:30

22 That's What Lonesome Is 2:50

23 Cigarettes And Coffee Blues 2:27

24 Second Fiddle (To An Old Guitar) 2:22

Honky Tonk Heroine

Marilyn Monroe – The Great Marilyn Monroe

 

1 Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend

2 Bye Bye Baby

3 Every Baby Needs A Da Da Daddy

4 Happy Birthday (For President Kennedy)

5 A Fine Romance

6 River Of No Return

7 I'm Gonna File My Claim

8 After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It

9 Heat Wave

10 You'd Be Surprised

11 I'm Through With Love

12 I Wanna Be Loved By You

13 My Heart Belongs To Daddy

14 When I Fall In Love

The Great Marilyn Monroe

Presenting...The Best Of The British Dance Bands

 

1 Ray Noble– Medley

2 Harry Roy– Pall Mall Walk

3 Harry Roy– Southpaw Special

4 Harry Roy– Gander On A Meander

5 Roy Fox– A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody

6 Roy Fox– The Way You Look Tonight

7 Roy Fox– A Fine Romance

8 Roy Fox– How'd Ja Like To Love Me

9 Billy Cotton– Nobody's Sweetheart

10 Billy Cotton– Somebody Stole My Girl

11 Billy Cotton– Me And My Girl

12 Billy Cotton– Thanks For The Memory

13 Billy Cotton– Strike Up The

14 Ambrose– The Lambeth Walk

15 Ambrose– If I Had You

16 Ambrose– Sweet Sue, Just You

17 Geraldo – Isle Of Capri

18 Geraldo – On The Outside Looking In

The Best Of The British Dance Bands

Carol Welsman – Swing Ladies, Swing!..A Tribute To Singers Of The Swing Era

 

Carol Welsman (born September 29, 1960) is a Canadian jazz pianist who accompanies her own easy listening, conversational style ‘singing’. She is the granddaughter of the founder and first conductor of the first Toronto Symphony Orchestra Frank Welsman and the sister of composer John Welsman. She has been nominated six times for the Juno Award, Canada's equivalent to the Grammy.

In 1995 she released her first album, Lucky to Be Me, containing jazz standards and her own song, "This Lullaby", which she presented on September 11, 2004 on the Larry King TV show commemorating the 3rd anniversary of 9/11. Welsman has written lyrics for Ray Charles and Nicole Scherzinger.

Her 2009 album, I Like Men: Reflections of Miss Peggy Lee, was voted Top 5 Album Pick of the Year 2009 in USA Today. 

Welsman sings in English, Portuguese, French, Italian and Spanish. A Berklee Distinguished Alumnus, Carol Welsman is considered to be one of Canada's premiere Jazz vocalists and pianists.

1 Honeysuckle Rose 3:33

2 What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? 4:47

3 Fever 3:26

4 Never Let Me Go 5:54

5 More Than You Know 4:09

6 Cheek To Cheek 4:08

7 Black Coffee 5:06

8 Taking A Chance On Love 3:51

9 Over The Rainbow 5:00

10 If I Were A Bell 3:28

11 God Bless The Child 5:16

12 Do It Again 3:44

Swing Ladies, Swing!

https://carolwelsman.com/