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Album Intro：
Living Era’s 'The Last of the Red Hot Mamas' (As She was Known) Presents a Matchless Survey of Sophie Tucker’s Most Famous Recordings, Opening with the Million-seller She Made with Ted Lewis in 1926, Some of These Days. Her Four Biggest Pre-electric Hits Are Included (You’ve Got to See Mama Every Night . . .), As is the Great Quartet of 1927 Tracks Backed by Miff Mole and his Molers (After You’ve Gone . . .). In all There Are 14 Chart Hits (There’ll Be Some Changes Made, the Lady is a Tramp . . .) Including Another Million-seller in her Heartfelt My Yiddishe Momme. She was the Mistress of the Double Entendre (Just Listen to He Hadn’t Up ’til Yesterday), and She Provided the Theme for a Mature Generation in Life Begins at Forty. In Every Sense, a Great Star!
1. Some of These Days
2. Aggravatin' Papa, Don't You Try to Two-Time Me
3. You've Got to See Mama Every Night
4. Red Hot Mama
5. The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else
6. After You've Gone
7. I Ain't Got Nobody
8. One Sweet Letter from You
9. Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong
10. Blue River
11. There'll Be Some Changes Made
12. The Man I Love
13. My Pet
14. 'Cause I Feel Low Down
15. Oh, You Have No Idea!
16. My Yiddishe Momme
17. He Hadn't Up 'Til Yesterday
18. I'm the Last of the Red Hot Mamas
19. I Don't Want to Get Thin
20. Moanin' Low
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