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Sunday, Monday Or Always - Various - Your Hit Parade Volume 3 (Cassette)


Download Sunday, Monday Or Always - Various - Your Hit Parade Volume 3 (Cassette)
1983
Label: CBS Special Products - BT 16936 • Format: Cassette Compilation Dolby • Country: US • Genre: Pop • Style: Vocal


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9 thoughts on “ Sunday, Monday Or Always - Various - Your Hit Parade Volume 3 (Cassette) ”

  1. 2 – Harry James And His Orchestra: I've Heard That Song Before: 3 – The Ink Spots: Don't Get Around Much Anymore: 4 – Bing Crosby: Sunday, Monday Or Always: 5 – Dinah Shore: You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To: 6 – Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra: Let's Get Lost: 7 – Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra /5(3).
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  2. Your Hit Parade, Volume 3 by Various Artists - Vinyl LP () for $ from fonapalijresouth.suchedirevernascsuherchimesespke.co Easy Listening - Order by Phone Brand: CBS Records.
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  3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Your Hit Parade • on Discogs. Label: Time Life Music - HPS,BMG Music - 4TL • Series: Your Hit Parade (2) • Format: Cassette Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Pop • Style: Easy Listening, Vocal3/5(1).
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  4. – The Ink Spots: Don't Get Around Much Anymore: – Bing Crosby: Sunday, Monday Or Always: – Dinah Shore: You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To: – Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra: Let's Get Lost: – Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra: Boogie Woogie: – Fred Astaire: I'm Old Fashioned: – Lena Horne: Stormy 4/5(3).
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  5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Your Hit Parade • on Discogs. Label: Time Life Music - HPD,Time Life Music - A • Series: Your Hit Parade (2) • Format: CD Compilation, Remastered • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Pop • /5(4).
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  6. A2 – Harry James And His Orchestra: I've Heard That Song Before: A3 – The Ink Spots: Don't Get Around Much Anymore: A4 – Bing Crosby: Sunday, Monday Or Always: A5 – Dinah Shore: You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To: A6 – Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra: Let's Get Lost: A7 – Tommy Dorsey And His.
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  8. I bought several of the "Your Hit Parade" CDs for my dad, who liked to listen to the songs on them in the 40s and 50s on the radio. I don't know much of the music of the period, but they seem a good representation of the hit songs of each year. I remember hearing several of the songs as old favorites when I was growing up in the 60s/5(14).
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  9. , the second full year of World War II for the U.S., and the first full year of the recording ban called by the musicians union (though Decca Records settled with the union by the fall), was an odd time in American popular music, one in which vintage recordings were re-released for hits and in which new recordings were made a cappella to circumvent the ban.
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