| Artist |
King Sisters (vo) with Hal Derwin (vo) and the Alvino Rey orchestra |
U S A | |||||
| Biography: |
The King Sisters were the six daughters of Vaudeville artist William King Driggs of Utah - Maxine, Louise,
Alyce, Donna, Yvonne and Marilyn - though only four of them sang together at the same time. They were very popular
on scene and records during the 1930s and -40s, and had a succesful comeback during the 1960s.
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| Recording date: | 1940 | Place: | Time: | 3:13 | Producer: | ||
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| Original release: | 78 rpm, c/w Row, row, row your boat | Label: | Bluebird B-10948 | ||||
| This release: | CD: Queens of song | Label: | Jasmine JASCD 348 (G.B. 1999) | ||||
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