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Peggy Lee Pass Me By mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock / Funk / Soul Album: Pass Me By Country: Japan Released: 1965 Style: Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Soul, Funk MP3 version RAR size: 1961 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1108 mb WMA version RAR size: 1128 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 916 Other Formats: AIFF VOC VOX VQF ADX WAV WMA Tracklist A1 Sneakin' Up On You A2 Pass Me By A3 I Wanna Be Around A4 Bewitched A5 My Love, Forgive Me (Amore, Scusami) A6 You Always Hurt The One You Love B1 A Hard Day's Night B2 Love B3 Dear Heart B4 Quiet Nights (Corcovado) B5 That's What It Takes Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. Credits Arranged By – Dave Grusin (tracks: A2), Shorty Rogers (tracks: B5) Bass – Bob Whitlock Directed By, Piano – Lou Levy Drums – John Guerin Guitar – Bill Pitman, Bob Bain, Dennis Budimir, John Pisano Percussion [Latin] – Francisco Aguabella Photography By [Cover Photo] – John Engstead Producer – David Cavanaugh Notes perajake Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Pass Me By (LP, T 2320 Peggy Lee Capitol Records T 2320 UK 1965 Album, Mono) Pass Me By (LP, ST 2320 Peggy Lee Capitol Records ST 2320 UK 1965 Album) Pass Me By (LP, T 2320 Peggy Lee Capitol Records T 2320 Australia 1965 Album, Mono) Pass Me By (LP, ST 2320 Peggy Lee Capitol Records ST 2320 US 1965 Album) T 2320, Pass Me By (LP, Capitol Records, T 2320, Peggy Lee US 1965 T-2320 Album, Mono) Capitol Records T-2320 Related Music albums to Pass Me By by Peggy Lee John Foster - Amore Scusami Joe Pass - The Best Of Joe Pass John Klemmer - Touch Ward 21 - Pass Pass Me The Grades Stan Freberg, George Bruns And His Cotton Pickin' Quintet - A Dear John And Marsha Letter / Pass The Udder Udder Billy Willhelm - There She Goes #2 or I Love Her Still / Pass The Booze Peggy Lee - Close Enough For Love Peggy Lee - Pretty Eyes Peggy Lee - Bewitching-Lee! Joe Pass - Ira, George, And Joe.

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