Track : You Oughta Be in Pictures (My Star of Stars)
Artist : The Boswell Sisters
Album : Greatest Hits Of The 1930s
You Oughta Be in Pictures (My Star of Stars) by The Boswell Sisters from album Greatest Hits Of The 1930s
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