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FORMAT:disc
SIZE:7"
SPEED:45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX:
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A-SIDE COMPOSER:_Peggi  & Ken Griffith
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B-SIDE COMPOSER:Jack Rivers
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MISC NOTES: At age 15, Diane Schuur was taken from Auburn, Washington, by her father to Lake Tahoe to audition as a lounge singer at Harrah's hotel and casino. She got the job, but her widowed father found it impossible to leave his job at the police force to chaperone her, and the offer had to be declined. Schuur was noticed by country music singer/actor Jimmy Wakely, who met her in an Elks Club in 1971 when she was eighteen. After auditioning for him, Wakely arranged a recording session in California. Accompanied by her sister, Schuur took her first airplane trip to the session in Burbank, and made a 45 rpm record of a song called "Dear Mommy and Daddy" that was issued on a single credited to "Diane Shure."

LOCATION: Burbank, CA.
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Diane Schuur
RECORDING STUDIO:
RECORDING ENGINEER: Jimmy Wakely (producer)

FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX:
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A-SIDE COMPOSER: Linda Lee Wakely
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B-SIDE MATRIX:
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B-SIDE COMPOSER: Don and Chuck Deal
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