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The Mills Brothers - I Found A Million Dollar Baby
The Mills Brothers had their way with this Crosby classic when they recorded it for Dot Records in 1958. Not a bad version, but Bing's version was tops!
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Re: The Mills Brothers - I Found A Million Dollar Baby
The Mills Brothers was one of the best male pop vocal groups, in my opinion, and I frequently play one of their records in my weekly radio program. By 1938 the group must have been only three. it's a beaut version of that old song.
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Re: The Mills Brothers - I Found A Million Dollar Baby
Graham Pascoe wrote:
The Mills Brothers was one of the best male pop vocal groups, in my opinion, and I frequently play one of their records in my weekly radio program. By 1938 the group must have been only three. it's a beaut version of that old song.
Actually Graham, after their one brother died in the 1930s, their father joined the group, so they remained a quartet until their father died in 1956.
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Re: The Mills Brothers - I Found A Million Dollar Baby
Yes, but why did that photo include only three?