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MMMM…The Mills Brothers! Dot Records (All the songs start with the letter M! High concept!) I love these guys! This is from the sixties, but they were great from the 1930’s on. I highly recommend you check them out. Here’s just one: “Be My Life’s Companion”
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Sonia y Miriam Kubaney Records
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Anita O’Day “Collates” CLEF Records (Produced by Norman Granz) (1953) A 10 inch LP containing a compilation of eight previous singles. Re-released as Anita O’Day by Norgran Records in 1955 and with four additional tracks as The Lady Is A Tramp on the Verve label in 1957. A classic David Stone Martin illustration.
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The Crewcuts Swing the Masters Mercury Records EP
(37 votes, average: 3.27 out of 5) Loading ...“Nocturnes” The new album release by New Zealand’s fastest rising star, Joe Blossom. Check it out here: JOE BLOSSOM
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“Coletanea de Ouro” Sammy Davis, Jr Decca Records (Brazil)
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Alone with Dion Laurie Records In 1960, Dion (DiMucci) left the Belmonts and went solo.
Side One: Lonely Teenager…After The Dance…P.S. I Love You…Save The Last Dance For Me…Little Miss Blue…Havin’ Fun
Side Two: Close Your Eyes…Fools Rush In…My One & Only Love…North East End Of The Corner…One For My Baby…Then I’ll Be Tired Of You
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“A Touch of Music, A Touch of Francoise Hardy” Vogue Records (France) (1969) Random note: Hardy is mentioned in Bob Dylan’s poem “Some Other Kinds of Songs” on the back of the album “Another Side of Bob Dylan” Excerpted here:
for françoise hardy
at the seine’s edge
a giant shadow
of notre dame
seeks t’ grab my foot
sorbonne students
whirl by on thin bicycles
swirlin’ lifelike colors of leather spin
Here’s a story of Dylan’s encounter with Francois Hardy
Here’s an early song from this beautiful French singer in English: “Ton Meilleur Ami”
(46 votes, average: 3.78 out of 5) Loading ...Donnie Elbert “Where Did Our Love Go” All Platinum Records (1972) Includes “Can’t Get Over Losing You”
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Nat “King” Cole “The Touch of Your Lips” Capitol Records (1961)
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