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25 tracks from popular film musical star of the 1935-45 era, feat. songs mostly from her films, inc. "George White's Sandals," "Wake Up & Live," "Hello Frisco Hello" & "Rose Of Washington Square" ... Full Description
Recorded between 1933 & 1943. Includes liner notes by Peter Dempsey.
Digitally remastered by Martin Haskell & Tim Debney.
Compilation producers: Peter Dempsey, Ray Crick.
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