I'd Like Her To Be by Bill Courtney on 1959 RCA Victor 45.

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Channel: lrh1966 · 2009 · Music

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Late 1950's pop artist almost unheard of on today's audio medias, and has a sound similar to the "Everly Brothers" who were on the Cadence, and later  Warner Brothers labels during the same time era as Bill Courtney.

Transferred to digital using stereo system on channel background photo.

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