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THE QUINTESSENTIAL BILLIE HOLIDAY, Vol. 8 (1939 - 1940)

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THE QUINTESSENTIAL BILLIE HOLIDAY, Vol. 8 (1939 - 1940)

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THE QUINTESSENTIAL BILLIE HOLIDAY, Vol. 8 (1939 - 1940)

Billie Holiday Sony
Released: Apr 02, 1991
1

Them There Eyes

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 2:48     Size: 4MB
2

Swing! Brother, Swing!

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 2:15     Size: 4MB
3

Night And Day

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 2:58     Size: 4MB
4

The Man I Love

 
Time: 2:24     Size: 4MB
5

You're Just A No Account

 
Time: 2:58     Size: 4MB
6

You're A Lucky Guy

 
Time: 2:43     Size: 4MB
7

Ghost Of Yesterday

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 1:57     Size: 4MB
8

Body And Soul

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 2:17     Size: 4MB
9

What Is This Going To Get Us?

 
Time: 2:39     Size: 4MB
10

Falling In Love Again

 
Time: 2:49     Size: 4MB
11

I'm Pulling Through

 
Time: 3:09     Size: 4MB
12

Tell Me More-More-Then Some

 
Time: 3:07     Size: 4MB
13

Laughing At Life

 
Time: 2:54     Size: 4MB
14

Time On My Hands (You In My Arms)

 
Time: 3:04     Size: 4MB
15

I'm All For You

 
Time: 5:08     Size: 4MB
16

I Hear Music

  by  Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
Time: 2:39     Size: 4MB
17

The Same Old Story

 
Time: 3:10     Size: 4MB
18

Practice Makes Perfect

 
Time: 2:34     Size: 4MB

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