Ralph Page's Orchestra - Shake Up The Coke / Pipers Lass album flac

Ralph Page's Orchestra ‎– Shake Up The Coke, Pipers Lass. Label: The Folk Dancer Record Service ‎– MH 5002. Format: Shellac, 12", 78 RPM. Country: US. Released: 1950. A. Shake Up The Coke.

Ralph Page's Orchestra - Shake Up The Coke, Pipers Lass (Shellac, 12"). Label:The Folk Dancer Record Service Cat MH 5002. Media Condition: Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Sleeve: Generic.

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