Dorothy Squires
Dorothy Squires, born Edna May Squires on 25 March 1915 in Pontyberem,
Carmarthenshire, was a Welsh traditional pop singer. She began her professional
singing career at the age of 16 while working in a tin plate factory and
performing at local clubs. Her early hits included "The Gypsy" and "A Tree in
the Meadow", both written by her partner Billy Reid. After joining Billy Reid's
orchestra in 1936, she gained significant recognition through BBC radio shows
like Variety Bandbox, becoming one of the highest-paid female singers in the UK
post-World War II. Her career saw notable coll...
It's the Talk of the TownDorothy Squires
Dorothy Squires Sings
I'm Walking Behind YouDorothy Squires
Dorothy Squires Sings
On the Sunny Side of the StreetDorothy Squires
Dorothy Squires - The Best Of
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Let the Rest of the World Go ByDorothy Squires
All Our Yesterdays
3:10
BewitchedDorothy Squires
Dorothy Squires - The Best Of
I'm in the Mood for LoveDorothy Squires and Geraldo & His Orchestra
If You Love Me
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