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CD (Item 171774) Blue Note/EMI, Late 1950s/1960s — Condition: Used
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Includes the songs "Serenade in blue", "Love locked out", "Where are you?", "Until the real thing comes along", "Stairway to the stars", "Jodi", "Everybody's somebody's fool", "Who can I turn to ?", and "As time goes by".  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

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