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Vocalist uses her smoky blues voice on this sparkling nightclub performance, which was a rare appearance she made with Norman Simmons, John Poole, Rob Fisher & Greg Smith backing her up on 16 tracks Live At The City San Francisco 1979 Music Anita O'Day Live At The City San Francisco 1979 Songs | 1. | Wave | |
| 2. | Blue Skies | |
| 3. | Let's Fall In Love | $0.99 | |
| 4. | What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? | |
| 5. | In A Mellow Tone | |
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| 8. | Emily | |
| 9. | Little Orphan Annie | |
| 10. | Close Your Eyes | |
| 11. | Shakin' The Blues Away | |
| 12. | Falling In Love With Love | $0.99 | |
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| 15. | On Green Dolphin Street | |
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