Wilbur

ACheek to Cheek
BEverybody's got to wear a Smile

Label: Crown
Catalogue number: 57
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #12667

Wilbur recorded Irving Berlin standards 'Cheek to Cheek' and 'Everybody's Got to Wear a Smile' for the obscure Cr label, catalogue 57.

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2. BRoll away Clouds
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2. BRoll away Clouds
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1. ABroadway Melody
2. B(Anon)You were meant for me
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1. ACommunity Medley
2. BHunting Medley
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1. ADance of the Cuckoos
2. BSince I fell in love with Emmalina
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1. ADown & Out Blues
2. BDonkeys Serenade
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1. ADrifting & dreaming
2. BLet's all sing like the Birdies sing
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1. ADrifting & dreaming
2. BLet's all sing like the Birdies sing
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1. ADzncing Goblin
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1. AEaster Parade
2. BYou & the Night & the Music
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1. AElizabeth
2. BDancing on the Ceiling
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1. AEverybody sings a Love Song in the Spring
2. BThe Queen was in the Parlour
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1. AFairy on the Clock
2. BToymaker's Dream
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1. AGo Home & tell your Mother
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1. AGold Diggers of 1933
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1. AHe's tall & dark & handsome
2. BIn my Bouquet of memories
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1. AHello Blackpool medley
2. B(2 sides)
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1. AHow about you
2. BHe stole my heart away
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