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Margaret Whiting
A favourite of the American forces during WWII and a fixture on radio and in
clubs in the 1940s and '50s, Margaret Whiting was a crystal-voiced singer who
performed jazz standards and sentimental ballads and had a successful career
that stretched over 60 years. Growing up in a showbusiness family, she was
raised in New York where her father Richard A. Whiting was an acclaimed
songwriter who composed hits for Broadway and was a contemporary of George
Gershwin, before the family moved to Hollywood where he penned movie scores. Her
aunt Margaret Young was also a popular singer and h...
It Might as Well Be SpringMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
That Old Black MagicMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
Slipping AroundMargaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely
Time After TimeMargaret Whiting
A Tree in the MeadowMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
The Touch of Your HandMargaret Whiting
It Might as Well Be SpringMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
Love Songs
That Old Black MagicMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
Margaret Whiting's Great Hits
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Slipping AroundMargaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely
Margaret Whiting's Great Hits
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Time After TimeMargaret Whiting
The Wheel of Hurt
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A Tree in the MeadowMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
Love Songs
The Touch of Your HandMargaret Whiting
The Touch of Your Hand
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