Artist's Life (track)
by Harry Horlick And His Orchestra
Artist's Life by Harry Horlick And His Orchestra
Year: 1938
From the album Johann Strauss II: Waltzes For Dancing (track #7)
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Year: 1938
From the album Johann Strauss II: Waltzes For Dancing (track #7)
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Artist's Life appears on the following album(s) by Harry Horlick And His Orchestra:
- Johann Strauss II: Waltzes For Dancing (track #7) (this album) (1938)
- Strauss Waltzes (track #7) (1947)

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