Cole Porter - Wikipedia
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On this day in history, June 9, 1891, celebrated composer Cole Porter is born in Indiana | Fox News
Born to Dance - Wikipedia
Cole Porter | Biography, Songs, Musicals, & Facts | Britannica
Cole Porter to Andre Kostelanetz, November 13, 1936 | Library of Congress
Stream It's De-Lovely (Cole Porter, Red Hot and Blue 1936) by Marta Maria Dubas | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
The Cole Porter Song Collection - Volume 1 - 1912-1936: Porter, Cole: 9780739062302: Amazon.com: Books
YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING, 1936. American sheet music cover for the song 'You've Got Something,' from the musical 'Red, Hot and Blue!' by Cole Porter, 1936. Illustrated by Benjamin Jorj Harris. by
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The Cole Porter Song Collection Volume 1 1912 1936 – Open Sheet Music
Red, Hot and Blue - Wikipedia
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Anything Goes (1936) - IMDb
Cole Porter / Anything Goes (1936 Film)
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Cole Porter / Born to Dance
Easy To Love - Cole Porter In The 1930s - Disc Two 1934-1936 (1993, CD) - Discogs
The Cole Porter Song Collection - Volume 2 – 1937-1958 (Sheet Music) P/V/G Composer Collection (322237) by Hal Leonard
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1,445 Cole Porter Photos & High Res Pictures - Getty Images
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The Pleasure and Pain of Being Cole Porter | The New Yorker
Cole Porter - Wikipedia
I've Got You Under My Skin” (Cole Porter, 1936) - JAZZIZ Magazine
Jazz - "You'd Be So Easy To Love" by Cole Porter (1936) - YouTube
