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Detour (Rerecorded)
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Changing Partners
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Wasn't It Good
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I Cried (Rerecorded)
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Allegheny Moon
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A Poor Man's Roses
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Once in a While
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Mama from the Train
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Most People Get Married
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Barbara's Daughter
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Patti Page Muskogee, Oklahoma
The best-selling female singer during the 1950s, Patti Page in many ways defined the decade of earnest, novelty-ridden adult pop with throwaway hits like "The Doggie in the Window" and "I Went to Your Wedding." By singing a wide range of popular material and her own share of novelty fluff, she proved easily susceptible to the fall of classic adult pop but remained a chart force into the mid-'60s. ... more
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