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1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Goodbye, Blues - The Mills Brothers on AllMusic - - The closest of the close harmony groups, the 9/

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2. On "Goodbye Blues" (13 tracks, 40 min.), band leaders Greta Salpeter (piano and lead vocals) and Robert Morris (guitar, occasional lead vocals) continue the pattern of the first album, which is to say: primarily piano-fronted poppy and upbeat tracks (reminiscent of the now defunct band Think England), with an underlying smatter of jazz and even /5(31).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Goodbye Blues on Discogs/5(15).

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4. Goodbye Blues: – T-Bone Walker And His Guitar: Too Much Trouble Blues: – T-Bone Walker And His Guitar: I'm Waiting For Your Call: – T-Bone Walker And His Guitar: Hypin' Woman Blues: – T-Bone Walker And His Guitar: So Blue Blues: – T-Bone Walker And His Guitar: On Your Way Blues: – T-Bone Walker And His.

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6. Goodbye To The Blues Lyrics: I can't see them with my eyes / I can't touch them with my hands / But I can feel them in a rainstorm in the desert's burning sands / 'Cause they always seem to find.

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8. Mar 17,  · On "Goodbye Blues" (13 tracks, 40 min.), band leaders Greta Salpeter (piano and lead vocals) and Robert Morris (guitar, occasional lead vocals) continue the pattern of the first album, which is to say: primarily piano-fronted poppy and upbeat tracks (reminiscent of the now defunct band Think England), with an underlying smatter of jazz and even /5(27).

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