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Capitol Collectors Series

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Capitol Collectors Series

Margaret Whiting EMI

Released: Aug 04, 2009

1		That Old Black Magic (1990 Digital Remaster) by Margaret Whiting With Freddie Slack And His Orchestra Time: 2:39 Size: 4MB
2		My Ideal Time: 2:50 Size: 4MB
3		Moonlight In Vermont Time: 3:11 Size: 4MB
4		It Might As Well Be Spring Time: 3:10 Size: 4MB
5		All Through The Day Time: 2:36 Size: 4MB
6		In Love In Vain Time: 2:58 Size: 4MB
7		Come Rain Or Come Shine Time: 2:57 Size: 4MB
8		Guilty (1990 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:11 Size: 4MB
9		Oh, But I Do Time: 3:03 Size: 4MB
10		Old Devil Moon Time: 3:11 Size: 4MB
11		You Do Time: 2:47 Size: 4MB
12		Pass That Peace Pipe Time: 2:58 Size: 4MB
13		Now Is The Hour (Maori Farewell Song) Time: 3:05 Size: 5MB
14		A Tree In The Meadow Time: 2:40 Size: 4MB
15		Far Away Places Time: 3:13 Size: 5MB
16		Forever And Ever Time: 3:10 Size: 4MB
17		Wonderful Guy Time: 2:45 Size: 4MB
18		Baby, It's Cold Outside by Margaret Whiting And Johnny Mercer Time: 2:48 Size: 4MB
19		Slippin' Around by Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely Time: 2:09 Size: 3MB
20		Broken Down Merry-Go-Round Time: 2:29 Size: 4MB
21		Blind Date by Margaret Whiting And Bob Hope Time: 3:14 Size: 5MB
22		A Bushel And A Peck Time: 1:59 Size: 3MB
23		Good Morning Mister Echo Time: 2:34 Size: 4MB
24		The Money Tree Time: 2:10 Size: 3MB
25		The Party's Over Time: 2:47 Size: 4MB
26		Radio Commercial For "Good Morning Mister Echo" Time: 1:02 Size: 1MB

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