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"This Is The End Of A Dream"
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"For You"
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They'll Find Out If He Sold His Heart To Junkman
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"This Is The End Of A Dream"
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"For You"
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Above: Newspaper clipping from August 16, 1947: DETROIT—THE BASIN STREET BOYS with the assistance of pretty doctor's assistant, Ophelia Brandfor, ganged up on Ormonde Wilson of the popular Exclusive recording quartette to see what makes him tick. Especially since the lyrics of their best hit insists: "I Sold My Heart To The Junkman." Pictured are Gene Price, Reuben Saunders, Miss Bradford, Ormonde and Artie Waters. The boys are appearing in Detroit on the first leg of a cross country tour which will soon see them headlining a unit including either Jay McShann or Jesse Price's orchestra, Low Owens, Doris Smart and either Toni Palmer or Melrose Colbert.Click HERE to view an article about The Basin Street Boys by J.C. Marion.
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Above: (Left) Label for Exclusive 229-B released in 1946. (Right) Label for Exclusive 245 released in 1947.Listen to this week's selections: [Audio restoration by Dave Saviet.]
A) Click on an option below to listen to The Basin Street Boys using Streaming Windows Media Player.
"This Is The End Of A Dream" - Exclusive 229-B - 1946
"For You" - Exclusive 245 - 1947
"BOTH SONGS" NOT FUNCTIONAL!B) Click on an option below to listen to The Basin Street Boys using Downloading Windows Media Player.
NOTE: If this file streams rather than downloads, you need to adjust your Windows Media Player settings. Click HERE for details."This Is The End Of A Dream" - Exclusive 229-B - 1946 (file size=465KB)
"For You" - Exclusive 245 - 1947 (file size=476KB)
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