
The Bell Sisters were a US singing duo popular in the 1950s consisting of sisters Cynthia and Kay Strother, who adopted their mother's maiden name of Bell. Their first and biggest hit, "Bermuda", written by Cynthia, peaked at #7 in 1952, having a three-month run on the Hit Parade,[1] and eventually selling 1 million copies.[2] They appeared in two movies, "Those Redheads from Seattle" and "Cruisin' Down the River," both of which were released in 1953.
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Baby Count Ten (The Counting Song)
Barnyard Christmas
The Waiting Song
Bermuda
Socko, The Smallest Snowball
Bermuda (Original Demo)
The Dance of Love
Banter With Bing Crosby - Broadcast
The Big Goodbye
School Is Over
Crazy Drink (From "Uncle Dudley")
Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now
The Wheel of Fortune
June Night (Duet w/Bing Crosby)
Wheel of Fortune
Wait 'Til the Sun Shines, Nellie
Bermuda (Banter w/Bing Crosby)
Something Japanese
Do Do Do Do Do Do Do It Again
Hambone
Take Back Your Gold
Somebody's Gotta (Cynthia Bell home demo)
Honey Baby (w/brother Rex)
Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey? (Kay Bell studio demo)
Latin Louie - Demo Version
June Night
Who's To Blame (home demo)
Somebody's Gotta
Stand By Me (Kay Bell studio demo)
Catch Me If You Can
Crazy Drink (from Uncle Dudley pilot)
Talk, Talk, Talk
A Fool Such as I (from Stand By for Music)
Little Boy Bullfighter (from 1955 Mickey Mouse Club)
Wait 'Till The Sun Shines, Nellie - Feat. Bing Crosby
Wheel of Fortune (Banter w/Bing Crosby)
Honey Baby
Banter With Bing Crosby
Bermuda - Original
Sin in Satin
Boo-Hoo
Hang Out the Stars
More To Be Pitied Than Censured (from 1953 Cruisin' Down the Riv
Wheel of Fortune (Duet w/Bing Crosby)
Baby Count Ten
Socko the Smallest Snowball
Wait 'Till the Sun Shines, Nellie (Duet w/Bing Crosby)
Rutza Rutza (Banter w/Bing Crosby)
So Late, So Early
More Than Once
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