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Jimmy Wakely
(b Feb 16 1914, died Sept. 23 1982). Seminal country western hitmaker of the 1940's who was signed first to Decca, and later joined Capitol. Wakely also had a national radio show that ran until the 1960's on CBS. His early hits on Decca included 'Too Late', 'Cimmaron', 'Cattle Call', and the WWII patriotic song 'There's A Star-Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere'. While with Capitol he also crossed over onto the Pop charts and recorded seven duets with Margaret Whiting including 'Slippin' Around' which was a no.
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Songs
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Along the Santa Fe Trail
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At the Close of a Long, Long Day
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Beautiful Brown Eyes
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Between the Lines
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Blue Shadows on the Trail
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Don't Lay the Blame on Me
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I Love You So Much It Hurts
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I Love You So Much It Hurts Me
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I Wish I Had a Nickel
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I'll Never Let You Go
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If Santa Claus Could Bring You Back to Me
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In the Valley of the Moon
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It's Christmas
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Midnight Wind
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Mine All Mine
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Mona Lisa
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Moon Over Montana
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Oklahoma Blues
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Oklahoma Hills
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One Has My Heart