EC Something Old, Somwthing New

from Elevator Club · host Gord Bibby

Frank Mills Heart of the City Franck Pourcel AHO Dance to the Old Fashioned Way The Four Lads Dancing In The Dark David Rose AHO Sunrise Serenade Patti Page Allegheny Moon Jack Jezzro Venus Trijintje Oosterhuis I'll Never Fall In Love again Alan Tew AHO Jennifer Juniper Ronnie Aldrich More Beegie Adair I Wanna Be Around Robert Farnon AHO Alice Blue Gown Rod Stewart Stardust Lush Strings Sweet Sue 101 Strings Hey Girl Brazilian Tropical Orchestra One Note Samba Michael Buble Me & Mrs. Jones Ferrante & Teicher If Ever I Would Leave You Botticelli Orchestra Find Yourself Longines Symphonette Friendly Persuasion Frank Sinatra Too Marvellous For Words London Pops Ensemble Serenade in Blue Ian McDougall The Very Thought of You Percy Faith AHO Annie's Song Liz Damon's Orient Express The Quiet Sound Luiz Bonfa Yesterday Lisa Ono Look For A Star Marvin Hamlisch In a Sentimental Mood Martin Boettcher AHO Laura Jack Jones I Can't Get Started Billy May AHO Moonlight Becomes You Longines Symphonette Blue Skies & Red Sails in the Sunset Jack Pleis AHO Close Your Eyes Johnny Mathis Misty Roses Richard Abel & Francis Goya Angel Living Strings Is It Really Me John Fox AHO Because Frank Mills Heart of the City

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