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  1. Busy As a Bee
  2. What's the Matter With Me?
  3. What'll They Think of Next?
  4. How High the Moon
  5. Let's All Sing Together
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  1. Busy As a Bee
  2. What's the Matter With Me?
  3. What'll They Think of Next?
  4. How High the Moon
  5. Let's All Sing Together
  6. The Fable of the Rose
  7. Shake Down the Stars
  8. Be Sure
  9. Yours Is My Heart Alone
  10. The Sky Fell Down
  11. It Never Entered My Mind
  12. Once More
  13. Buds Won't Bud
  14. Devil May Care
  15. I'm Nobody's Baby
  16. I Can't Love You Any More (Any More Than I Do)
  17. Ev'ry Sunday Afternoon
  18. The Moon Won't Talk
  19. Mister Meadowlark
  20. I Can't Love You Any More (Any More Than I Do)
  21. I Can't Resist You
  22. Dreaming Out Loud
  23. Li'l Boy Love
  24. Nobody
  25. The Man I Love
  26. Taking a Chance on Love
  27. Cabin the Sky
  28. Hard to Get
  29. These Things You Left Me
  30. More Than You Know
  31. Yes, My Darling Daughter
  32. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
  33. I Left My Heart in Your Hand
  34. I Hear a Rhapsody
  35. It's Always You
  36. Corn Silk
  37. Birds of a Feather
  38. Your Dangerous
  39. The Mem'ry of a Rose
  40. This Is New
  41. Perfidia (Tonight)
  42. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
  43. Jenny
  44. Lazy River
  45. Yours
  46. You Lucky People, You
  47. Oh! Look at Me Now
  48. My Sister and I
  49. Amapola
  50. Good Evenin', Good Lookin'
  51. I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store)
  52. When the Sun Comes Out
  53. (When Your Heart's on Fire) Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
  54. Soft as Spring
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Appearing with Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, and Harry James during the late '30s and early '40s, Helen Forrest became one of the most popular swing era singers -- even vocal authority Mel Tormé named her his favorite, male or female. Though her voice wasn't quite as clear as Doris Day's, Forrest was an excellent interpreter, and her sweet vocals proved a solid foil for the Benny Goodman band during 1940 and half of 1941. Collectors' Choice compiled her complete appearances with Goodman on three discs, though they're hardly ...

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The Complete Helen Forrest with Benny Goodman 2002, Collectors' Choice Music

UPC: 617742024524

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