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Contains 18 previously unreleased radio broadcast tracks. Includes liner notes by Ron Pataky.
Personnel: Carmen Cavallaro (piano).
Liner Note Author: Ron Pataky.
Recording information: 1946.
Editor: Tom Shallcross.
Photographer: Carmen Cavallaro. Carmen Cavallaro 1946 Songs | 1. | My Sentimental Heart |
| 2. | Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart |
| 3. | I Didn't Know What Time It Was |
| 4. | I'll Follow My Secret Heart |
| 5. | It's De-Lovely |
| 6. | (When the Moonlight Fell) On the Waterfall |
| 7. | I've Got You Under My Skin |
| 8. | Souvenir |
| 9. | Rose Room |
| 10. | Love |
| 11. | I Want to Be Happy |
| 12. | By the Waters of Minnetonka |
| 13. | Carefree |
| 14. | Sweet Lorraine |
| 15. | To a Wild Rose |
| 16. | Kiss Me Again |
| 17. | Just One of Those Things |
| 18. | My Sentimental Heart |
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