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featured on [[Los Angeles]] [[radio]] station KHJ.
featured on [[Los Angeles]] [[radio]] station KHJ.
In the late 1930’s Jo joined the Pied Pipers, a singing group
In the late 1930s Jo joined the Pied Pipers, a singing group
with the Tommy Dorsey [[orchestra]]. In 1944 she would go
with the Tommy Dorsey [[orchestra]]. In 1944 she would go
solo becoming host of an [[NBC]] radio musical variety show,
solo becoming host of an [[NBC]] radio musical variety show,
"My Darling, My Darling" and "Whispering Hope".
"My Darling, My Darling" and "Whispering Hope".
Joining Columbia Records in 1950, Jo Stafford became a world
Joining Columbia Records in 1950, Jo Stafford became a worldwide singing star with "No Other Love", "Goodnight Irene" and her
version of "The Tennessee Waltz". In 1951, "It Is No Secret",
version of "The Tennessee Waltz". In 1951, "It Is No Secret",
"Pretty Eyed Baby" and "Shrimp Boats" were top ten. "You Belong To Me",
"Pretty Eyed Baby" and "Shrimp Boats" were top ten. "You Belong To Me",