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1. As could be expected from the title, most of the selections on Those Great World War II Songs are military-themed, taken from Crosby's Kraft Music Hall shows of the early '40s. Unlike LaserLight's WWII Radio Broadcasts series, which issued complete broadcasts, this set includes the best songs on the first disc, while the second disc includes two complete broadcasts (with guest stars Phil.

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2. Home» 60 SONGS THAT WON WORLD WAR II - VARIOUS ARTISTS (CD) 60 SONGS THAT WON WORLD WAR II - VARIOUS ARTISTS (CD) Not yet rated Add your review 8,00 EUR. Incl. tax. Article number: 60 Songs That Won World War II CD Availability: In stock. Part of our 3 .

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3. Aug 01,  · Sing Along With Songs from World War II David Wall Vocal · Preview SONG TIME In the Mood. 1. PREVIEW In the Quartermaster's Store. 2. PREVIEW Run Rabbit Run.

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4. Dec 10,  · But indisputably, World War II and the immediate post-war years represented something of a golden age for Christmas music, with the s and s accounting for nearly two thirds of .

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of The Famous Hits Of World War II - 45 Unforgettable Recordings on Discogs.

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6. World War II Songs: As Time Goes By VINEGAR OF THE FOUR THIEVES: Recipes & curious tips from the past. This book is a compilation of some of the funny and helpful tips from our past history. Some recipes and tips date back to s.

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7. Add the great liner notes of Will Friedwald and Those Were Our Songs: Music of World War II stands as one of the best -- and easily the best-sounding, courtesy of astonishing bit remastering -- compilations of its era: just this side of definitive, but packed full of great music summoning the sound and feel of a nation at akinoragavironkalas.xyzinfo: $

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8. The Big Band era ushered America into and through World War II and spawned the success of the best of its singers, including Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee. But in , for almost a year, union musicians stopped recording in protest of the increased use of recorded music on radio.

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