Year of release 2017

Songs 40

Album time 01:43:42

Genre list Jazz

1
Suspicion
 
2:13
2
I Cried For You
 
3:37
3
A Tear Fell
 
2:53
4
Let Me Go Lover
 
2:16
5
Second Hand Rose
 
2:07
6
Music! Music! Music!
 
2:52
7
Chapel Of Love
 
2:32
8
Empty Arms
 
2:09
9
Not Like A Sister
 
2:33
10
Bo Weevil
 
2:19
11
Am I That Easy To Forget
 
2:29
12
The Thrill Is Gone
 
2:15
13
Everybody Loves Somebody
 
2:27
14
Till I Waltz Again With You
 
3:04
15
You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
 
2:48
16
You Send Me
 
3:10
17
Shutters And Boards
 
2:41
18
The Ballad Of Lover's Hill
 
2:37
19
I Wouldn't Dream Of It
 
2:20
20
An Occasional Man
 
2:35
21
Pledging My Love
 
2:41
22
My Guy
 
2:30
23
If You Want Some Lovin'
 
2:44
24
Alright Okay You Win
 
2:52
25
Sweet Old Fashioned Girl
 
2:54
26
Only Your Shadow Knows
 
2:31
27
When You Walked Out Some One Else Walked Right In
feat Irving Berlin
2:01
28
Kiddio Daddio
 
3:16
29
Like I Do
 
2:03
30
Some Of These Days
 
2:13
31
Ooh Papa Do
 
2:44
32
Frankie And Johnnie Twist
 
3:00
33
Down With Love
 
2:34
34
Take Love Easy
 
2:51
35
My Boy Lollipop
 
1:53
36
Ricochet
 
3:28
37
Don't Mess With Tess
 
2:21
38
Stand In
 
2:18
39
Where Did Our Love Go
 
2:18
40
He Understand Me
 
2:55

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