Smithsonian Collection of Recordings: R 031; additional no.: P7 17983 (P17984--P17990). Chiefly popular songs, in part from musical comedies. Booklet with notes by James R. Morris, J.R. Taylor and ...

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In these 100 songs, you’ll hear lusty dubstep, quietly subversive electronic pop, regional rap bangers, alt-country odysseys, ubiquitous chart-toppers, and much more. We were drawn to songs this year ...