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Barbara Cameron
Pop and Jazz
Born in Dayton, Ohio, Barbara Cameron began to sing professionally in 1943. She appeared on radio program 'Moon River', replacing Doris Day. In the 60s she dabbled in composing, and wrote the theme song for 'The Road Runner Show' among other work. She passed away in early 2013.
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Plays With
| The Chicago Music Community Choir |
Popular Tracks 
Last Night's on The Gordie Sampson Songcamp by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Band Members
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Cisco Kid / Goodbye My Love | Barbara Cameron | 1956 | Single |
| I Love You Yes I Do / Two Loves Have I | Barbara Cameron | 1948 | Album |
| As You Desire Me / More Than You Know | Barbara Cameron | 1947 | Album |
| Say It Isn't So / Goodnight My Love | Barbara Cameron | 1947 | Album |
| The Thrill Is Gone / Twice Too Many | Barbara Cameron | 1947 | Album |
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