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I am mainly interested in traditional pop music of the late 1940s and early 1950s.
I've searched a lot of data for Wikipedia articles on this kind of music. (check User:BRG contributions to see what I've posted.)
My educational credentials aren't in the field of music - I have a Ph. D. in chemistry.
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That's a difficult one. You may well be right that it was from the 30s, as the Dorsey Brothers recordings for Decca were generally from the 1930s. I cannot find any Dorsey Brothers recordings on the Decca
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You gave me a flip side, which gives me more to go on, and I checked with the best source I have for these things. According to the information I have, the flip side of "It's a Marshmallow World" (Mercury
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Well, I have to admit that R&B is not my area of expertise, but I did a search for these lyrics, and as it happens, someone asked about the same song on this forum three years ago. So let me just point

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