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11 | Mission Bell |
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12 | Play track | Doll House |
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13 | Round Robin |
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14 | Play track | Memphis |
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8 | Play track | Sway And Move With The Beat |
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9 | Play track | The Devil Ain't a Man |
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18 | Boomerang |
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15 | Play track | That's Why |
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16 | Play track | Wishbone |
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31 | Girl Machine |
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26 | Memories Are Made of This |
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17 | Play track | All I Can Give |
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27 | Twilight Time |
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10 | How Long |
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21 | Goodnight Judy |
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28 | P.S. I Love You |
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33 | If I Never Get To Love You |
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34 | Love Is Funny That Way |
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1 | Bertha Lou |
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32 | Can't Help Loving You |
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20 | Up to My Ears (In Tears) |
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19 | Sweet Lorraine |
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29 | What'd I Say |
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24 | Oh, You Beautiful Doll |
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23 | He Stole Flo |
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30 | Gone |
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25 | Just a Bystander |
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4 | Betcha I Getcha |
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7 | Play track | White Orchid |
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6 | Ezactly |
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5 | Hollywood Party |
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2 | Til the Law Says Stop |
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22 | My Favourite Kind of Face |
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3 | I Fell for Your Line, Baby |
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Donnie Brooks
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Donnie Brooks (February 6, 1936 – February 23, 2007) born John Dee Abohosh in Dallas, Texas was an American pop music singer. In his teens, Abohosh moved to Ventura, California where he was adopted by his stepfather and took the name John Faircloth. He discovered a singing voice at a young age and recorded a few minor successes with several small record labels under the stage name, Johnny Jordan, Dick Bush, and Johnny Faire, the latter gaining some note for the Top 100 hit, Bertha Lou. Encouraged by friends, Dorsey and Johnny Burnette, he persevered in the music business and in 1959… read more