Jo Stafford, the honey-voiced band singer who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folks songs, died July 16 of congestive heart failure in Los ...

The Trolley Song; Long Ago and Far Away; Let's Just Pretend; You Took My Love; It Could Happen to You; I'll Be Seeing You; Who Can I Turn to?; Blue Moon; I Love You; Manhattan Serenade; It Isn't just ...

Jo Stafford, a singer who was a favorite of soldiers during World War II and whose recordings made the pop music charts dozens of times in the 1950s, died Wednesday of congestive heart failure at her ...

Jo Stafford, the honey-voiced band singer who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folk songs, has died. She was 90. Stafford died of congestive ...

Jo Stafford, the honey-voiced band singer who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folks songs, died July 16 of congestive heart failure in Los ...

Jo Stafford possessed one of the purest, warmest voices in all of American popular song. It was a cool and unaffected sound—she had the style of a cool jazz singer in the generation before those kinds ...

Jo Stafford, the honey-voiced band singer who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folks songs, has died. She was 90. By The Associated Press Jo ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) - July 18, 2008 Stafford died of congestive heart failure Wednesday at her Century City home, her son, Tim Weston of Topanga, said Friday. She had been in declining health since ...

Jo Stafford, the honey-voiced band singer who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folks songs, has died. She was 90. Stafford died of congestive ...

LOS ANGELES — Jo Stafford, a honey-voiced band singer who starred on radio and television and sold more than 25 million records with her ballads and folk songs, has died. She was 90. Stafford died of ...