C'est si bon by Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller

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Release date: 1961
Label: Dot Records
Catalog number: DLP 25382
Format: 12" LP

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		Title	Performer	Written by	Info
		Blue Moon	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers	Originally by Shirley Ross, Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Kenneth Sargent
		Calcutta	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Heino Gaze, Lee Pockriss, Paul Vance	Originally by Orchester Ricardo Santos, The Four Preps with Orchestra under the direction of Lincoln Mayorga
		C'est si bon	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	André Hornez, Henri Betti, Jerry Seelen	Originally by Jacques Hélian & son orchestre - Chant Jean Marco REC, Suzy Delair PRF, Johnny Desmond with The Quintones - Orchestra conducted by Tony Mottola
		Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Jacques Larue, Louiguy, Mack David	Originally by André Claveau avec Jo Boyer et son orchestre, Georgia Gibbs with Orchestra conducted by Glenn Osser
		Diane	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Ernö Rapée, Lew Pollack	Originally by James Melton
		Don't You Know	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Bobby Worth	Originally by Della Reese – Orchestra conducted by Glenn Osser
		I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Duke Ellington, Henry Nemo, Irving Mills, John Redmond	Originally by Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra
		Just a Closer Walk with Thee	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	[Traditional]	Originally by (unknown)
		Sentimental Journey	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Benjamin Homer, Bud Green, Les Brown	Originally by Les Brown and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Doris Day
		Someday Sweetheart	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Benjamin F. Spikes, John C. Spikes	Originally by Alberta Hunter and Ray's Dreamland Orchestra
		Street Scene	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Alfred Newman	Originally by Alfred Newman and His Orchestra
		To Each His Own	Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller	Jay Livingston, Ray Evans	Originally by Eddy Howard and His Orchestra