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Personnel includes: Bette Davis (vocals); Roger Webb (arranger/conductor). Recorded in London, England in 1976.

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Personnel includes: Bette Davis (vocals); Roger Webb (arranger/conductor). Recorded in London, England in 1976.

Personnel includes: Bette Davis (vocals); Roger Webb (arranger/conductor). Recorded in London, England in 1976.

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Personnel includes: Bette Davis (vocals); Roger Webb (arranger/conductor). Recorded in London, England in 1976.

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Bette Davis - Miss Bette Davis [CD] 02147190582 Music Bette Davis - Miss Bette Davis (CD NEW) Label: Drg Format: CD Release Date: 07 Oct 2003 No.

of Discs: 1 UPC: 021471905823 Album Tracks 1.

Overture/They're Either Too Young or Too Old 2.

Life is a Lonely Thing 3.

Until It's Time For You To Go 4.

Growing Older, Feeling Younger 5.

It Can't Be Wrong 6.

I've Written A Letter to Daddy 7.

Loneliness 8.

Mother of the Bride 9.

Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte 10.

As Mago Channing (Dialogue from the Car Scene) from 20th Century-Fox 11.

I Wish You Love

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