Songs That Won The War

This CD,timed to mark 70 years since the Second World War began, is full of musical curios representing a plucky Britain under siege. It is jammed with spirit-raising jollity tinged with a raw ache for peace. Typical is Vera Lynns Its A Lovely Day Tomorrow, all fleapit Wurlitzer and tea dance shuffle, yet still hopeful. Theres boisterousness, represented by Flanagan & Allen, Glenn Miller and the Andrews Sisters, but the songs that sound best outside their historical context are slowies such as the Ink Spots Whispering Grass and Marlene Dietrichs Lili Marlene.A great nostalgic trip down memory lane. 1- The White Cliffs Of Dover - Vera Lynn 2- We're Going To Hang Out The Washing On The Siegfried Line - Flanagan & Allen 3- Fight On The Beaches - Winston Churchill 4- Moonlight Serenade - Glenn Miller 5- Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree - The Andrews Sisters 6- Thanks For The Memory - Bob Hope 7- The Lambeth Walk - Eddie Cantor 8- Round The Back Of The Arches - Flanagan & Allen 9- Their Finest Hour - Winston Churchill 10- We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn 11- American Patrol - Glenn Miller 12- I'll Be Seeing You - Bing Crosby 13- Over The Rainbow- Judy Garland 14- Run Rabbit Run - Flanagan & Allen 15- Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - The Andrews Sisters 16- There'll Always Be An England - Alfred Piccaver 17- I Don't Want To Walk Without You - Bing Crosby 18- It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow - Vera Lynn 19- Lili Marlene - Marlene Dietrich 20- It Had To Be You - Dick Haymes 21- Whispering Grass - The Ink Spots 22- I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time - The Andrews Sisters 23- Yours - Vera Lynn 24- Moonlight Becomes You - Bing Crosby 25- We'll Smile Again - Flanagan & Allen 26- Now Is The Hour - Gracie Fields 27- A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square - Vera Lynn 28- Never In The Field Of Human Conflict - Winston Churchill 260 kbs 79 mins Thank you for seeding :o)

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