Year of release 2024

Songs 17

Album time 50:02

Genre list Jazz

1
An Irishman Was Made To Love And Fight
 
2:55
2
Don't Forget The Salvation Army (My Doughnut Girl)
 
3:27
3
Hello Miss Liberty
 
2:42
4
I Know You Know
 
2:37
5
I´ M Saving Up My Dough For Rae And Me
 
2:58
6
In The Baggage Coach Ahead
 
3:11
7
In The Land Of Yamo Yamo
 
2:30
8
I've Got A Pair Of Swinging Doors That Lea
 
2:57
9
Mickey
 
2:52
10
Oh How I Love My Darling
 
3:05
11
Oh! How I Laugh (When I Think How I Cried About You)
 
3:17
12
Show That Fellow The Door
 
3:03
13
Some Sunny Day
 
2:44
14
The Darktown Strutters´Ball
 
3:01
15
The Yanks Are At It Again
 
2:43
16
Under Some Old Appletree
 
2:57
17
When My Baby Smiles At Me
 
3:16

A Hundred Years Ago... by Arthur Fields is collected on this page with album-level details The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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A quick look at the track list shows An Irishman Was Made To Love And Fight, Don't Forget The Salvation Army (My Doughnut Girl), Hello Miss Liberty, I Know You Know, I´ M Saving Up My Dough For Rae And Me, In The Baggage Coach Ahead, In The Land Of Yamo Yamo, and I've Got A Pair Of Swinging Doors That Lea. Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

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