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something of an anti-gospel song
sometimes figurative
Bobby Thompson (drums
-Hard to find is the rare shellac record by Frederic Curzon
Jerry learns that the man responsible for the Indian uprising and Secessionist propaganda is his own blood brother
Kate Smith - Sings Down in the Valley Condition:New something of an anti-gospel songThe "Songbird of the South," vocalist Kate Smith was one of the most popular stars of the pre World War II era; she remains best remembered for her definitive version of the patriotic anthem "God Bless America," which became a hit on no less than three separate occasions. This classic recording features Kate's renditions of popular American folk tunes including "Scarlet Ribbons," "Down in the Valley" and "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine." All selections