Top songs The Mills Brothers

#	Song	Bitrate	Length
1	The Mills Brothers - Autumn Leaves	320	02:20
2	The Mills Brothers - Chinatown, My Chinatown	320	02:40
3	The Mills Brothers - I Don't Mind Being All Alone	192	02:30
4	The Mills Brothers - I Want You to Want Me	256	03:11
5	The Mills Brothers - I Wish I Had a Brand New Heart	320	02:38
6	The Mills Brothers - I'll Be Home for Christmas	320	02:16
7	The Mills Brothers - I'll see You In My Dreams	320	02:40
8	The Mills Brothers - Jingle Bells	320	01:46
9	The Mills Brothers - Moanin' for You	256	03:22
10	The Mills Brothers - Moon Glow	320	02:37
11	The Mills Brothers - Nevertheless	256	02:47
12	The Mills Brothers - One Dozen Roses	256	02:46
13	The Mills Brothers - Out For No Good	320	02:30
14	The Mills Brothers - Paper Doll	256	02:38
15	The Mills Brothers - Put On Your old Grey Bonnet	256	02:44
16	The Mills Brothers - Smoke Rings	256	02:55
17	The Mills Brothers - Someday	320	03:00
18	The Mills Brothers - St. Louis Blues	256	02:19
19	The Mills Brothers - Star Dust	320	03:09
20	The Mills Brothers - Sweet georgia Brown	192	02:51
21	The Mills Brothers - The Flat Foot Floogee	256	03:01
22	The Mills Brothers - Tiger Rag	256	01:52

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Arie Hermawan

2020-08-17 18:06:36 | Profile

There were just three of them when I backed them up....

Roller V

2020-07-20 00:54:13 | Profile

I worked with them twice... one of brothers was blind and had to be helped onto the stage....

Artyom Y

2020-03-18 18:49:38 | Profile

That guitar sounds as close to electric as it ever would at the time.

Chaney McInnis

2019-10-28 13:52:22 | Profile

First time I have heard this. Great!

Sandro Edilashvili

2019-10-27 15:52:41 | Profile

Love the mills brothers they were incredible!

krydder

2019-10-20 04:11:52 | Profile

Jackie Gleason once introduced the Mills Brothers as one of the greatest acts ever ---he was right.

Mirasol Caube

2019-10-11 13:24:12 | Profile

Good version of an old chestnut, especially the scatting; the Brothers at their best.

lobo81865

2019-10-02 19:23:09 | Profile

Lee Konitz and quartet plays a stunning Limehouse Blues in 1954 with the brilliant pianist Ronnie Ball.

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