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1. Whatta Ya Gonna Do! 2:35
2. All Of Me 2:55
3. Wish I Didn't Love You So 2:49
4. You Do 3:01
5. Baby, Come Home 2:48
6. You Were Meant For Me 2:31
7. The Feathery Feelin' 2:31
8. Worry, Worry, Worry 2:31
9. Cincinnati 2:58
10. Ain't Doin' Bad Doin' Nothin' 3:08
11. Help Yourself To My Heart 2:57
12. What Did I Do 2:50
13. I Love You Much Too Much 3:05
14. Down The Stairs, Out The Door 3:05
15. For Heaven's Sake 2:29
16. Is It Too Late 2:51
17. My Mistake 2:54
18. Lover's Gold 3:17
19. Possibilities 2:58
20. Homework 2:37
21. You Can Have Him 2:55
22. Give Me A Song With A Beautiful Melody 3:01
23. Just Got To Have Him Around 2:34
24. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate 2:56
25. More Than I Should 3:07
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Title:
Help
Yourself
To
My
Heart
Artist:
Helen
Forrest
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1025
Barcode:
5055122110255
Release
Date:
13
October
2003
In
1939
Helen
Forrest
joined
Benny
Goodman
as
vocalist
and
her
stay
lasted
20
months
before
she
moved
to
Harry
James.
It
was
here
that
Helen
was
first
teamed
with
Harry's
male
singer,
Dick
Haymes,
and
when
both
of
them
were
later
pursuing
solo
careers,
the
Decca
label
sold
millions
of
their
discs
in
a
series
of
recordings
they
made
together
between
1944
and
1946.
Helen
went
solo
in
1943
but
strangely
–
other
than
the
successes
she
shared
with
Dick
Haymes
–
she
never
achieved
the
chart
hits
–
of
which
she
had
been
the
featured
vocalist
on
many
-
that
many
of
her
contemporaries
did.
Yet
though
in
the
early
Forties
she
had
topped
the
polls
as
best
female
vocalist
for
several
years,
her
career
drifted
upwards
and
downwards.
Many
of
the
tracks
here
are
making
their
first
appearance
on
compact
disc
and
were
recorded
during
a
five
year
period
at
the
end
of
the
Forties.
They
consist
of
a
variety
of
popular
tunes
of
the
time
including
some
that
were
featured
either
in
films
or
stage
shows.
Songs
from
the
movies
of
Betty
Hutton
and
Betty
Grable
rub
shoulders
with
tunes
by
Irving
Berlin
from
his
current
show
of
the
day,
‘Miss
Liberty'.
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