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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...
Time After TimeMargaret Whiting
The Wheel of Hurt
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Way You Look Tonight
Margaret WhitingSings The Jerome Kern Song Book, Vol.1 & 2
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A Tree in the MeadowMargaret Whiting and Flemish Radio Orchestra
Love Songs
On the Good Ship LollipopMargaret Whiting
Too Marvelous for Words
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Long Ago and Far AwayMargaret Whiting
Sings The Jerome Kern Song Book, Vol.1 & 2
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Day In - Day OutMargaret Whiting
Sings for the Starry-Eyed
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