Previously unreleased on CD, this is a rare stereo re-recording of "My Foolish Heart" from the 1959 Dot Records studio album, "Margaret Whiting's Great Hits." This album is now available on CD through Amazon.com. This song is a pop masterpiece.. + Informações

time after time I tell myself that I'm so lucky to be loving you so lucky to be the one you run to see in the evening when the day is through I only know what I know the passing years will show you cab my love so young so you and time after time you'll hear me say that I'm so lucky to be loving you I only know what I know the passing years will show you cab my love so young so you and time after time you'll hear me say that I'm so lucky to be loving you. + Informações

Baby its cold outside beautifully sung by Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whiting. Contrary to the mass of information and downloadable music displayed on the internet, which is all totally incorrect!! This video portrays the true artists who both sang and recorded this song. Yes it is John Mercer and Margaret Whiting and NOT Doris Day and Bing Crosby. After extensive research this is 100% confirmed and the information, LP and origonal song sheet have been picture copied and included in this video.. Please link to this video if possible and let the world know who the true artists are, for this very famous song.. + Informações

Far Away Places by Margaret Whiting - a hit for her in 1948. + Informações

Margaret Whiting died on 10 January 2011, aged 86. This song from State Fair was her first hit record for Capitol Records in 1945, and is offered for your enjoyment in memory of this fine singer, whose countless recordings will ensure her music lives on.. + Informações

Margaret Whiting: In honor and memory of this 'singer-extraordinaire" ( remembrance - voices.washingtonpost.com ), who passed on at 86 this past week. Here, singing one of her mentor/close friend Johnny Mercer's great numbers," One For My Baby", special dedicated to Mercer - "Too Marvelous for Words". Included is a short, sweet duet from a 1957 TV show with Mercer, "Blues in the Night", along with a few of Ms. Whiting's reverent memories of Mercer's talented gifts. So, at the close of the night, at the bar, she sings, "Thanks, Joe. Thanks for the cheer.". Thank you, Margaret, for introducing (per article) the world to so many classics : " It Might As Well Be Spring", "That Old Black Magic" and "Moonlight In Vermont", to name a few. Thanks for such wonderful music and your jazzy personality.. + Informações

A little piece of pop heaven, sung by the eminent '50s chanteuse, Margaret Whiting. If you like this, also check out her rare recording of "My Foolish Heart" on my profile.. + Informações

Rare footage of Margaret Whiting, not seen in 50 years from 50s Desilu CBS-TV series "Those Whiting Girls". Here is Margaret and guest Mike ("Mannix") Connors with Margaret's sister Barbara and actress Mabel Albertson playing Margaret and Barbara's mothers. There's also an excerpt of Margaret singing "From This Moment On.". + Informações

Margaret Eleanor Whiting (July 22, 1924 -- January 10, 2011) was a singer of American popular music and country music who first made her reputation during the 1940s and 1950s.. + Informações

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The name of this song is "YOU DO" (1947) by Margaret Whiting from the soundtrack of the game "LA Noire". BLOCKED SONGS: Pistola Packin' Mama - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters (1943) Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall - The Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald (1944) That Ole Devil Called Love - Billie Holiday (1944) Stone Cold Dead in the Market - Louis Jordan & Ella Fitzgerald (1946) Move It On Over - Hank Williams (1947) Near You - The Andrews Sisters (1947). + Informações

Margaret Whiting sings "Time After Time".. + Informações

Song Written by Frank Loesser and was first released by Margaret Whiting in 1947. Margaret Whiting (July 22, 1924 -- January 10, 2011) was a singer of American popular music and country music who first made her reputation during the 1940s and 1950s. This is kinda fitting, since she passed away last January, 2011.. + Informações

Presented is the song "You Do" by Margaret Whiting. The song is featured in the LA Noire Official Soundtrack.. + Informações

I'll Walk Alone by Margaret Whiting - from 1952. + Informações

A 1918 song written by Richard Whiting, Margaret Whiting's brother. Lyrics by Raymond B. Egan.. + Informações

Why Don't You Believe Me? by Margaret Whiting - from 1952. + Informações

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - (London 101) Out of New York, this disc issued in the summer of 1966 has 42 year old Margaret Whiting belting out a pretty decent pop tune. The A-side, 'The Wheel Of Hurt' reached #26 on the Pop chart and #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart. Ms. Whiting first discovered fame as a big band singer in the 1940's and worked steadily performing until shortly before her death in January of 2011.. + Informações

WITHOUT LOVE by Billy Butterfield with Margaret Whiting vocals, recorded in 1942, about teh same time as 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes' was released. This is a very early Margaret Whiting tune, before she became a star. From a small collection of early Capitol records I just acquired. Enjoy!. + Informações

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MY IDEAL by Billy Butterfield vocal - Margaret Whiting 1942. Just discovered a small group of early Capitol label 78s with the early label style. Pretty cool! This is a very early Margeret Whiting recording. Enjoy!. + Informações

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During the 40s and 50s Margaret Whiting was a singer of Popular and Country music. She had big hits with -- A Tree in the Meadow -- 1948 1 Far Away Places -- 1948 2 Slippin' Around -- 1948 1 The Money Tree -- 1956 20 I could not find a good photo of Margaret. I colored a B&W photo. Hope it looks OK.. + Informações

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"There Are Such Things" by Margaret Whiting, one of the best songs from her difficult to find 1960 studio album, "Just a Dream.". + Informações