EC Potpourri 21

from Elevator Club · host Gord Bibby

Frank Mills Heart of the City Laurindo Almeida Baubles, Bangles & Beads Norman Newell Orchestra Live for Life Michael Buble & Nelly Furtado Quando, Quando, Quando Tony Hatch AHO Mandy James Last & Richard Clayderman Have I Told You Lately Franck Pourcel AHO Laura Peggy Lee I'll Get By Billy Vaughn Tenderly Quincy Jones AHO Theme From "Golden Boy" Caravelli Trains & Boats & Planes Savannah Love Forever My Love Cal Tjader Aquarius Nelson Riddle AHO Theme From "Dr. Kildare" James Galway & Henry Mancini Theme From "The Thorn Birds" Andy Williams San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) Chris Carpenter AHO Nobody Does It Better Chelsea Strings Perhaps Love Connie Stevens Polka Dots & Moonbeams The Starlite Orchestra If I Loved You Stan Getz What's New The Lettermen Cherish Ray Conniff Stranger In Paradise Sounds Orchestral Starglow Paul Weston I 'm Thru With Love Robert Goulet Goodbye James Last Close To You Norm Geller AHO Girl Talk Cristy Lane Stardust John Fox & BBC Radio Orchestra Love Walked in Frank Chacksfield AHO Where Are You Percy Faith AHO And I Love Her So Die 12 Collisten de Berliner Phlihamoniker La Vie En Rose Roger Williams Traumerei Moscow Festival Orchestra Legends of the Fall: The Ludlows Frank Mills Heart of the City

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