Fox

AThank your Father
BBetty Coed

Label: Decca
Catalogue number: F2312
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #16367

Fox recorded 'Thank Your Father' and 'Betty Coed' on Decca F2312. No further information about the artist is provided.

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1. AIf I didn't have you
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1. AJust one more Chance
2. BSmile darn ya smile
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1. ALife is just a Bowl of Cherries
2. BThis is the Missus
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1. ALiving in Clover
2. BGoodnight Vienna
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1. AMy Hat's on the Side of my Head
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1. AOver the Blue
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Decca F2683 Voice
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1. APut that Sun back in the Sky
2. BEcho of a Song
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1. AReaching for the Moon
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Decca F2279 Voice
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