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16 Most Requested Songs Of The 1950s. Volume One

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16 Most Requested Songs Of The 1950s. Volume One

Johnny Mathis Sony
Released: Jun 13, 1989
1

My Heart Cries For You

  by  Guy Mitchell
Time: 2:46     Size: 4MB
2

Because Of You

  by  Tony Bennett
Time: 4:18     Size: 4MB
3

Jezebel

  by  Frankie Laine
Time: 5:08     Size: 4MB
4

The Little White Cloud That Cried

  by  Johnnie Ray and The Four Lads with Orchestra Accompaniment
Time: 3:34     Size: 3MB
5

Delicado

  by  Percy Faith & His Orchestra
Time: 5:50     Size: 4MB
6

Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

  by  The Four Lads
Time: 3:41     Size: 3MB
7

Secret Love

  by  Doris Day
Time: 5:40     Size: 5MB
8

Let Me Go Lover

  by  Joan Weber with Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra
Time: 3:43     Size: 3MB
9

Mambo Italiano

  by  Rosemary Clooney
Time: 5:30     Size: 3MB
10

The Ballad Of Davy Crockett

  by  Fess Parker
Time: 2:19     Size: 2MB
11

The Yellow Rose Of Texas

  by  Mitch Miller & The Gang
Time: 5:01     Size: 4MB
12

Moments To Remember

  by  The Four Lads
Time: 5:16     Size: 4MB
13

Just Walking In The Rain

  by  Label Copy Conversion/Columbia Unknown
Time: 3:56     Size: 3MB
14

Singing The Blues

  by  Guy Mitchell
Time: 3:46     Size: 3MB
15

'S Wonderful

  by  Ray Conniff & His Orchestra & Chorus
Time: 2:27     Size: 3MB
16

Chances Are

 
Time: 3:01     Size: 4MB

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