Ella Mae Morse

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  • blues
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Ella Mae Morse (b. September 12, 1924, Mansfield, Texas – d. October 16, 1999, Bullhead City, Arizona) was an American popular singer. She was hired by Jimmy Dorsey when she was 14 years old. Dorsey believed she was 19, and when he was informed by the school board that he was now responsible for her care, he fired her. In 1942, at the age of 17, she joined Freddie Slack's band, with whom in the same year she recorded Cow Cow Boogie Capitol Records' first gold single.

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Songs

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    Coffee Date 1956

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    Cow Cow Boogie

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    Cow Cow Boogie (Alt. version)

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    Cow Cow Boogie (feat. Freddie Slack)

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    Cow-Cow Boogie (& Freddie Slack) 1942

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    Daddy, Daddy

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    Day in, Day Out 1957

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    Dedicated to You 1997

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    Down in Mexico 1956

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    Dream a Little Dream of Me 1957

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    Early in the Morning

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    Exactly Like You, Embraceable You

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    False Hearted Girl (& Tennessee Ernie Ford)

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    Find a Man for Me Mama

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    Forty Cups of Coffee

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    G.I. Jive

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    Get Off It and Go

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    Get on Board Little Chillun

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    Get on Board, Little Children

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    Get on Board, Little Chillun (& Freddie Slack) 1943

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    Give a Little Time to Your Lover 1954

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    Give Me Love 1956

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    Good

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    Goodnight Sweetheart 1954

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    Greyhound

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    Happy Habit 1954

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    Have Mercy Baby

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    He's My Guy (& Freddie Slack) 1942

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    Heart and Soul 1957

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    Heart Full of Hope 1955

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