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Dinning Sisters-I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now Capitol Records-78-433-1947

Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia - The Dinning Sisters 1945

The Dinning Sisters (Ginger, Jean, Dolores) sing "Pig Foot Pete" in this Snader Telescription from 1952.

Music by Jerome Kern / Lyrics by Dorothy Fields © 1936

The Dinning Sisters © 1943

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In Name Only © 1939

Carole...

ELLA MAE MORSE ~ MONEY HONEY ~ DECEMBER 14, 1953 .

Charted at #54 on Billboard Hot 100 in December 1956. Georgie's last Billboard chart record. This song had been been a #4 hit for Paul Whiteman and...

Charted at #70 on Billboard Hot 100 in April 1956. Also charted at #27 for Nick Noble in February 1956 (which I've also posted). Original Billboard...

The Shaw and Pat Boone versions outdistanced the Gaylords on the 1955 charts, while both the Bachelors and Bobby Vinton would revive the song in ye...

The Sunny Gale version of this popular, often recorded, song

Recorded by Sunny in 1955.

The smooth Honeyed tones, and the perfect pitch of the versatile and musically gifted Jo Stafford with her 1954 hit - 'Teach Me Tonight'

Ray Price

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.Country song...I´ts my birthday today 3/3..........

Part of my "Reflections" series.

Absolutely one of the purest and greatest voices of all times!

This is one jewel of a song from Shirley's successful album Something Else released in 1971.

Guy's rockin' flip to his million+ selling US & UK #1 'Singing The Blues'

Guy Mitchell Honey Brown Eyes (1958) 7" 45 rpm.

Orchestra and Chorus directed by Percy Faith. 05/18/1950

Guy's own composition recorded in 1967

Guy Mitchell is one of the all time greats of popular music and biggest hit-makers of the 1950s. Here he is making a TV guest appearance in 1956 f...

Guy Mitchell - Belonging -

Orchestra directed by Percy Faith

In this excerpt from a 1981 interview with Joe Franklin, Johnnie Ray comments upon Lee Israel's biography of Dorothy Kilgallen.

Johnnie Ray was an American singer, songwriter, and pianist who enjoyed major popularity for most of the 1950s. He has been cited by many critics ...

The American jazz singer Lee Wiley (1908-1975) performs "Manhattan." This track is taken from Volume 12 of "William B. Williams: Make Believe Bal...

Making of du court-métrage "La Divine Inspiration" de Claus Drexel avec Keir Dullea (2001 - L'Odyssée de l'Espace).

Till I waltz again with you

Let no other hold your charms

If my dreams should all come true

You'll be waiting for my arms

Till I kiss you once agi...

from cd "The Best of All " born Albert George Cernik in Detroit Michigan son of immigrant from Croatia 27/2/1927 - 1/7/1999

...original 1956 version....Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as...

Tonight it's been a year

we met each other here

Here I am all alone

as thoughts of you go on

Hear me cryin' out to you

you said, "Never, never wou...

Oldies

Los Indios Tabajaras - You Belong to My Heart

Los Indios Tabajaras - Always In My Heart

can use as background music

Maria Elena 1962

Los Indios Tabajaras

This was a 1963 hit in the USA. Kyu was killed in a plane crash in 1985. On August 12, 1985, Kyu Sakamoto died in the crash of Japan Airlines Fli...

想い出のワルツ　雪村いづみ

Recorded june,1953.Osaka

昭和28年6月　大阪朝日講堂で行われたジャズコンサートでの録音。

デビュー後2~3ヶ月、まだ16歳でしょうか。

http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/ko...

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Lyrics: Till I waltz again with you

Just the way we are tonight

Well, I will keep my promise through

Till I waltz again with you

Till I kiss you o...

One of the all time greats Jo Stafford was born in 1917, because of the depression she gave up the desire to become an opera singer and joined with...

Hank Locklin sings Happy Birthday To Me.

This is a different version than the other one Hank sings here on YouTube, the one with the church organ ...

Teresa's first release from '49.

B-side 'Music Music Music' ended up getting more radio plays and became her signature tune

Charted at #31 on Cash Box Top 100 chart in August 1954.

Charted at #5 in Billboard in October 1952. In the UK, this song charted at #3 for Muriel Smith in May 1953. Other chart entries: #8 for Mel Carter...