Denny Vaughan And His Queen Elizabeth Hotel Orchestra - Music To Help Disc Jockeys Get People Out Of Bed By Album

Tracklist

1	Lucky Day (This Is My Lucky Day)	1:45
2	Wake Up	1:04
3	Then I'll Be Happy	1:37
4	Medley : Heigh Ho / Whistle While You Work	1:50
5	The Goldiger's Song (With Plenty Of Money And You)	1:38
6	Happy Days Are Here Again	1:49
7	Cheerful Little Earful	2:07
8	May All Your Troubles Be Little Ones	2:30
9	Fine And Dandy	1:33
10	Hi Neighbor	1:44
11	Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella	1:47
12	Ain't We Got Fun	1:52

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
S 1018, S-1018	Denny Vaughan And His Queen Elizabeth Hotel Orchestra	Music To Help Disc Jockeys Get People Out Of Bed By ‎(LP, Album)	Canadian Talent Library, Canadian Talent Library	S 1018, S-1018	Canada	Unknown

Credits

• Solo Vocal – Denny Vaughan (tracks: B6)

Short intro

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