The most successful female vocal group of the first half of the 20th century in the U.S. They boasted an exuberant close-harmony style well-suited to cheery novelty songs and their intricate vocal arrangements and rhythmic ability mirrored the sound of the swing bands that constituted their chief competition in their heyday./span_x000D_Track Listingbr /1. Is You Is Or Is You Ain t My Baby? (with Bing Crosby)br /2. Accentuate The Positive (with Bing Crosby)br /3. Bread And Butter Woman (with Danny Kaye)br /4. Beatin , Bangin n Scatchin (with Danny Kaye)br /5. I d Love To Call You My Sweetheart (with Dick Haymes)br /6. What Did I Do? (with Dick Haymes)br /7. Anything You Can Do (with Dick Haymes & Bing Crosby)br /8. There s No Business Like Show Business (with Dick Haymes & Bing Crosby)br /9. Put Em In A Box, Tie Em With A Ribbon (with Danny Kaye)br /10. Woody Woodpecker (with Danny Kaye)br /11. The Wedding Samba (with Carmen Miranda)br /12. Cuaanto Le Gusta? (with Carmen Miranda)br /13. Sweet Marie (with Carmen Cavallaro)br /14. You Don t Have To Know The Language (with Bing Crosby)br /15. Go West, Young Man (with Bing Crosby)br /16. Satins And Lace (with Red Foley)br /17. He Bought My Soul At Calvary (with Red Foley)br /18. I Had A Hat (When I Came In) (with Dan Dailey)br /19. Clancy Lowered The Boom (with Dan Dailey)br /20. Quicksilver (with Bing Crosby)br /21. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (with Al Jolson)br /22. Old Don Juan (with Desi Arnaz)br /23. Wondering (with The Mellomen)br /24. Poor Whip-Poor-Will (Move Over, Move Over) (with The Mellomen)br /25. The Yodelling Ghost (with Bing Crosby)br /26. I ll Sa-Sa Ya In Bahaa (with Bing Crosby)br //span
Increments of 1
Minimum of 1
Maximum of
