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Jazz from 1919 and quite a lot of Western Swing

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Softly as in a morning sunrise- Harry Parry, What is this thing called love- Tommy Dorsey, vocals by Connie Haines, Fine brown frame Nellie Lutcher, Let's play love - Bob Skyles, Beautiful dreamer Archie Lewis, Whisper again that you love me-Al Dexter, Ain't misbehaving - Hutch, Look at 'em doing it- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band(1919), Sophie Tucker, Solemn and gay. Moonlight Waltz, I'm gonna die with a broken heart and my darling Texas cowgirl - Bob Skyles.

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