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Doris Day – Young Man With A Horn

Лейбл:	Columbia – CL 582
Формат:	Vinyl
Страна:	US
Дата релиза:	1954
Жанр:	Jazz, Stage & Screen
Стиль:	Dixieland

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Треклист:

A1		I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Henry Sullivan Written-By – Harry Ruskin	3:04
A2		The Man I Love Harry James And The Rhythm Section Written-By – George & Ira Gershwin	3:09
A3		The Very Thought Of You Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Ray Noble	3:03
A4		Pretty Baby Doris Day Conductor – George Siravo Written-By – Egbert Van Alstyne Written-By – Gus Kahn Written-By – Tony Jackson (7)	3:02
A5		Melancholy Rhapsody Harry James And His Orchestra Written-By – Sammy Cahn Written-By – Ray Heindorf	3:07
A6		Would I Love You (Love You, Love You) Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Harold Spina Written-By – Bob Russell	3:04
B1		Too Marvelous For Words Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Richard Whiting Written-By – Johnny Mercer	3:18
B2		Get Happy Harry James And His Orchestra Written-By – Ted Koehler Written-By – Harold Arlen	3:00
B3		I Only Have Eyes For You Doris Day Conductor – Axel Stordahl Written-By – Al Dubin Written-By – Harry Warren (2)	3:21
B4		Limehouse Blues Harry James And The Rhythm Section Written-By – Philip Braham Written-By – Douglas Furber	2:21
B5		With A Song In My Heart Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Rodgers & Hart	3:11
B6		Lullaby Of Broadway Harry James And His Orchestra Doris Day Written-By – Al Dubin Written-By – Harry Warren (2)	2:54

Участники записи:

Written-By – Henry Sullivan
Written-By – Harry Ruskin

Лейблы и идентификаторы:

Matrix / Runout side A runout stamped: XLP32223-1D.
Matrix / Runout side B runout stamped: XLP32224-1H

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Участники записи:

Written-By – Henry Sullivan
Written-By – Harry Ruskin