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B07763 R B 07763 R Popular favourites No. 9 Popular favourites No. 9 Make yourself comfortable - - Peggy King —, No "Popular* favourites more — The De John Sisters — Popular favourites No. 5 B 07694 R This ole house — Rosemary Clooney —, The high Side 1 : Side 2: and the mighty —Harry James —,If I give my heart to you - - Doris Day —, Papa loves mambo - Johnnie Ray —, Rain, rain, rain -— Frankie Laine —, SIXTEEN TONS MACK THE KNIFE I need you now — Ken Griffin —, In the chapel in Frankie Laine and The Mellomen with Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars, vocal the moonlight — The Mariners —, Mambo No. 8 — orchestra under the direction of Buddy by Louis Armstrong Xavier Cugat —. Cole ** HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY Popular favourites No. 4 B 07674 R LISBON ANTIQUA Skokiaan — The Four Lads —, Oh baby mine — Johnnie Ray with orchestra under the Mitch Miller and his orchestra and Ken Griffin —, My friend — Frankie Laine —, I direction of Joe Reisman understand just how you feel —• Sandy Stewart —, chorus, Buddy Weed - harpsichord Three coins in the fountain — Harry James —, The ARRIVEDERCI, DARLING MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS little shoemaker — Rosemary Clooney —, Cinnamon sinner — Tony Bennett —, Thank you for calling — Mindy Carson with Ray Conniff and his Jo Stafford with Paul Weston and his Jo Stafford —. orchestra and chorus orchestra Popular favourites No. 3 B 07661 R BAND OF GOLD MEMORIES OF YOU Sippin' soda — Guy Mitchell —, Make love to me — T-he Four Coins with orchestra under the Don Cherry with Ray Conniff and his Jo Stafford —, Answer me — Frankie Laine — direction of Don Costa orchestra Moonlight in Vermont — Jerri Adams —, Somebody stole my gal — Johnnie Ray —, Do you know what lips are for — Jill Corey —, Serenata — Harry James —, Down by the riverside — The Four Lads —. Popular favourites No. 2 B 07653 R PHILIPS' POPULAR FAVOURITES MINIGROOVE 33/3 RECORDS ARE: Istanbul — The Four Lads —, Granada — Frankie Laine —, The gang that sang heart of my heart — Popular favourites No. 8 B 07757 R Cugat —, Pledging my love — The Four Lads —, Les Elgart —, Secret love — Doris Day —, Man — Blue mirage — Percy Faith —, Hummingbird — The yellow rose of Texas — Mitch Miller —, Wake Rosemary Clooney —, Woman —• Jose Ferrer —, O, Frankie Laine —, Chee chee-oo-chee — The Mari- the town and tell the people — Mindy Carson—, mein papa — Harry James —, Robe of calvary —, ners —, It's a sin to tell a lie — Somethin' Smith and Song of the dreamer — Johnnie Ray —, 1 want you Jill Corey —, Rags to riches — Tony Bennett —. the Redheads —, Unchained melody — Roy Hamil- to be my baby — Lillian Briggs —, I'll never stop ton —. loving you — Doris Day —, Hawk-eye — Frankie Popular favourites No. 1 B 07623 R Laine —, Suddenly there's a valley -t- Jo Stafford —, Popular favourites No. 6 B 07712 R The song from Moulin Rouge — Percy Faith —, Learnin' the blues — Rosemary Clooney —. Mister Sandman — Les Elgart —, Let me go lover — Your cheatin' heart — Frankie Laine —, Anna — Joan Weber —, I met the cutest little eyeful — Guy Paul Weston -—, Ruby — Harry James —, I believe Popular favourites No. 7 B 07742 R Mitchell —, Teach me tonight — Jo Stafford —, — Frankie Laine —, April in Portugal — Ken Where will the dimple be — Rosemary Clooney —, Mambo Italiano — Rosemary Clooney —, I can't Griffin —, Tell me a story — Frankie Laine and Cherry pink and apple blossom white — Xavier give you anything but love, baby — Frankie Laine —, Jimmy Boyd —, Swedish rhapsody — Percy Faith —. f£iiec0ut<)/ Printed in Holland — Imprime en Hollande.
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