Year of release 2013

Songs 24

Album time 01:08:43

Genre list Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Pop

1
Wistful And Blue
 
2:58
2
What Do I Care What Somebody Said
 
2:43
3
Nothin
 
2:33
4
I'm Somebody S Somebody Now
 
3:07
5
I Like What You Like
 
2:56
6
Mary (What Are You Waiting For)
 
2:55
7
What Ll You Do
 
2:40
8
Plenty Of Sunshine
 
2:35
9
Who Give You All Your Kisses
 
2:49
10
After My Laughter Came Tears
 
2:54
11
You Gotta Be Good To Me
 
2:47
12
In The Sing Song Sycamore Tree
 
2:39
13
(I'm Cryin Cause I Know) I'm Losing You
 
2:50
14
I Love My Old Fashioned Man
 
3:00
15
There Ain T No Sweet Man
 
2:54
16
Speedy Boy
 
2:34
17
The Japanese Sandman
 
2:37
18
Smiles
 
2:56
19
When I Am Housekeeping For You
 
3:02
20
I Have To Have You
 
2:58
21
Ain Tcha
 
3:05
22
Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love
 
2:59
23
When A Woman Loves A Man
 
3:09
24
Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love
 
3:17

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