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1. The Handsome Stranger 2:24
2. Use Your Imagination 2:38
3. Where, Oh Where 2:45
4. You Don't Remind Me 2:56
5. Tennessee Waltz 2:28
6. My Heart Cries For You (with Gene Autry) 2:48
7. Lovely Is The Evening 2:30
8. San Antonio Rose 2:22
9. Till We Meet Again (with Nelson Eddy) 2:42
10. When I Grow Too Old To Dream (with Nelson Eddy) 2:30
11. Along The Colorado Trail 2:42
12. Allentown Jail 2:39
13. Star Of Hope 2:35
14. Shrimp Boats 2:50
15. Hawaiian War Chant 2:05
16. Easy Come, Easy Go 3:37
17. Ramanay! 2:37
18. Within Your Arms 2:37
19. There's A Small Hotel (with Teddy Johnson) 2:32
20. The Moment I Saw You (with Teddy Johnson) 3:28
21. Pretty Boy 1:58
22. You Belong To Me 3:04
23. Jambalaya 2:55
24. Keep It A Secret 2:35
25. Once To Every Heart 2:59
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Title:
Meet
Jo
Stafford
Artist:
Jo
Stafford
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1014
Barcode:
5055122110149
Release
Date:
24
March
2003
Jo
Stafford
was
the
biggest
selling
female
artist
in
post-war
America.
From
1944
to
1954
she
chalked
up
sixty
seven
Top
30
hits
as
a
solo
performer
with
another
ten
Top
30
hits
with
Gordon
MacRae
and
a
further
eight
Top
30
chart
entries
with
Frankie
Laine.
Blessed
with
perfect
pitch
and
control,
and
possibly
the
most
versatile
singer
of
the
period,
she
was
able
to
successfully
record
pop
songs,
show
tunes,
standards,
country,
folk
and
religious
numbers.
She
even
tried
comedy
and
as
Darlene
Edwards
(her
alter-ego)
she
lampooned
emerging
musical
trends
singing
a
half-tone
sharp
and
won
a
Grammy
Award.
In
1955
Jo
Stafford
was
presented
with
a
platinum
disc
for
selling
more
than
25,000,000
records.
She
was
equally
popular
in
the
United
Kingdom
and
was
the
first
female
singer
to
top
the
British
charts
in
November
1952
with
"You
Belong
To
Me".
There
were
frequent
personal
appearances
here
and
Jo
made
a
TV
series
in
London
for
ATV.
This
CD
presents
25
songs
recorded
by
Jo
Stafford
between
1950
and
1952
including
her
original
version
of
"You
Belong
To
Me",
a
US
chart-topper
for
12
weeks.
Many
of
the
songs
are
making
their
first
appearance
on
CD.
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