Annie Ross Smithsonian Interview Block 29 (Q15913): Difference between revisions
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Oh, a great vocalist. Never hit a wrong note. I had a friend at school. He played a little bit of piano. He said, "Why don't we try out. " I said, "Yeah, all right. " So we got together. I always mention him. He didn't really contribute that much, but he was there. It won. The prize was a recording by Johnny Mercer with Paul Weston and his Orchestra, and the Pied Pipers, of which Jo Stafford w ...
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