Year of release 2017

Songs 30

Album time 01:23:07

Genre list Pop

1
You Always Hurt The One You Love
 
3:23
2
Paper Doll
 
2:36
3
Jeepers Creepers
 
2:36
4
Dinah
feat Bing Crosby
2:55
5
Georgia On My Mind
 
2:47
6
The Glow Worm
 
2:44
7
Lazy River
 
2:43
8
Tiger Rag
 
1:50
9
I Can't Give You Anything But Love
 
2:48
10
Lulu's Back In Town
 
2:57
11
It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
 
2:22
12
Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland
 
3:15
13
Pennies From Heaven
 
3:05
14
The Lambeth Walk
 
2:41
15
Some Of These Days (Waitrose)
 
2:41
16
In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree
feat Louis Armstrong
2:23
17
Daddy's Little Girl
 
2:57
18
Miss Otis Regrets
 
3:27
19
You Rascal, You
 
2:23
20
The Love Bug Will Bite You
 
2:57
21
Stardust
 
3:08
22
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
 
2:27
23
Sweet Georgia Brown
 
2:43
24
Diga, Diga, Do
 
3:09
25
Swing It, Sister
 
2:35
26
Big Boy Blue
feat Ella Fitzgerald
2:48
27
Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)
 
2:57
28
Across The Alley From The Alamo
 
2:29
29
Be My Life's Companion
 
3:12
30
The Window Washer Man
 
2:25

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