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Fascinating Rhythm Corcovado (Quiet Night) Doctor Jazz Fidgety Feet Corner Pocket Doin The New Low Down Fifty Second (52nd) Street Theme Cornet Chop Suey Dolphin Dance Fine And Dandy Corrine Corrina Donna Lee Fine And Mellow Cottage For Sale (A) Dont Be That Way Fine Romance (A) Cotton Tail Dont Blame Me Fireworks Crazeology Dont Explain Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue Crazy .............Ye Dont Forget To Mess Around Flamingo Crazy Quilt Dont Get Around Much Anymore Flat Foot Floogy Crazy Rhythm Dont Take Your Love From Me Flower Is A Lovesome Thing Crazy Words Crazy Tune Dont Worry Bout Me Fly Me To The Moon Creole Love Call Dont You ................. Flying Home Cry Me A River Dont You Know I Care Foggy Day (A) Crying For The Carolines Doodlin Folks Who Live On The Hill Curse Of An Aching Heart Down ..................... For All We Know Cushion Foot Stomp Down By The Old Millstream For Dances Only Cute Down By The Riverside For Heavens Sake Daahoud Down Hearted Blues For Lena And Lenny Dallas Blues Down Home Rag For Me And My Gal Dance Of The Infidels Down In Honky Tonky Town For Sentimental Reasons Dancing On The Ceiling Down In Jungle Town Forty And Tight Daning In The Dark Down Where The Sun Goes Down Four Danny Boy (A London Derry Air) Doxy Four Brothers Dans Les Rues Dantibes Dream Four Or Five Times Daphine Dream A Little Dream Of Me Frankie And Johnny Dardanella Dream Of You Freeze An Melt Dark Eyes Drop Me Off In Harlem Frenesi Darkness On The Delta Duke Friendles Blues Darktown Strutters Ball Dusky Stevedore Frog-i-more Rag Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup Each His Own (To) From Monday On Darling Nelly Gray East Of The Sun From This Moment On Darn That Dream East St. Louis Toodle-do Full Moon And Empty Arms Davenport Blues Easter Parade Gal In Galico Day By Day Easy Does It Gatemouth Ge........... 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I May Be Wrong Girl Talk Hot House I Must Have That Man Girls Go Crazy Hot Time In The Old Town (Therell I Need Lovin Give Me That Old Time Religion Be A) I Never Knew Give Me The Simple Life Hotter Than That I Never Knew I Could Love Anybody Give Me Your Telephone Number How About You I Never Knew What A Gal Could Do Glad Rag Doll How Am I To Know I Only Have Eyes For You Glory Of Love How Can You Face Me I Remember Clifford Go Down Moses How Come You Do Me Like You Do I Remember You God Bless The Child How Could I Be Blue I Saw Stars Godchild How Could You I Should Care Golden Earrings How Deep Is The Ocean I Surrender Dear Gone With The Wind How High The Moon I Thought About You Gonna Give Nobody None Of This How Insensitive I Used To Love You But Its All Over Jelly Roll How Long Has This Been Going On I Want A Little Girl Good ................. 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