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Various the Songs of Rodgers & Hart Mp3, Flac Various The Songs Of Rodgers & Hart mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Pop / Stage & Screen Album: The Songs Of Rodgers & Hart Country: US Style: Vocal, Swing, Easy Listening MP3 version RAR size: 1211 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1802 mb WMA version RAR size: 1469 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 814 Other Formats: APE MMF AHX ADX MPC MP4 WAV Tracklist 1-1 –Frank Sinatra with Count Basie & Quincy Jones The Lady Is A Tramp 1-2 –Peggy Lee My Heart Stood Still 1-3 –Louis Armstrong Have You Met Miss Jones 1-4 –Rosemary Clooney You Took Advantage Of Me 1-5 –Nat King Cole This Can't Be Love 1-6 –Tony Bennett My Funny Valentine 1-7 –Doris Day Ten Cents A Dance 1-8 –Mel Tormé Sing For Your Supper 1-9 –Ella Fitzgerald Ev'rything I've Got 1-10 –Frank Sinatra Dancing On The Ceiling 1-11 –Barbra Streisand Quiet Night 1-12 –Vic Damone I Could Write A Book 1-13 –Mardi Bayne Imagine 1-14 –Frank Sinatra There's A Small Hotel 1-15 –Dick Haymes Where Or When 1-16 –Sarah Vaughan Ship Without A Sail 1-17 –Perry Como You're Nearer 1-18 –Judy Garland Nothing But You 1-19 –Bobby Short I Still Believe In You 1-20 –Ella Fitzgerald I've Got Five Dollars 1-21 –Frank Sinatra It Never Entered My Mind 1-22 –Nat King Cole Thou Swell 1-23 –Tony Bennett This Funny World 1-24 –Charlotte Rae Everybody Loves You 2-1 –Tony Bennett Falling In Love With Love 2-2 –Sarah Vaughan Why Can't I 2-3 –Frank Sinatra Glad To Be Unhappy 2-4 –Ella Fitzgerald Mountain Greenery 2-5 –Perry Como With A Song In My Heart 2-6 –Doris Day Nobody's Heart 2-7 –Frank Sinatra Bewitched 2-8 –Barbra Streisand Where's That Rainbow 2-9 –Bobby Darin I Didn't Know What Time It Was 2-10 –Rosemary Clooney Yours Sincerely 2-11 –Dick Haymes You Are Too Beautiful 2-12 –Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney I Wish I Were In Love Again 2-13 –Bing Crosby The Girl Friend 2-14 –Lee Wiley Baby's Awake Now 2-15 –Bobby Short On Your Toes 2-16 –Ella Fitzgerald Here In My Arms 2-17 –Mel Tormé I Like To Recognize The Tune 2-18 –Frank Sinatra Wait Till You See Her 2-19 –Natalie Cole He Was Too Good To Me 2-20 –Wiley* A Little Birdie Told Me So 2-21 –Bobby Short Helleluja, Im A Bum 2-22 –Perry Como Blue Room 2-23 –Judy Garland Johnny One Note 2-24 –Jack Cassidy Babes In Arms Credits Written-By – Rodgers & Hart Related Music albums to The Songs Of Rodgers & Hart by Various Frank Sinatra • Count Basie And His Orchestra - It Might As Well Be Swing Frank Sinatra - The Timex Shows, Vol. 1 Frank Sinatra - Classic Duets Various - American Popular Song: Six Decades Of Songwriters And Singers Frank Sinatra - Come Fly With Me Various - Great American Songbook Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby - Christmas With Frank Sinatra & Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra - The Classic Duets Various - Memories Volume 1 (Für Die Schönsten Momente Im Leben) Frank Sinatra - My Way.
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