Living Era’s Two CD Set the Forces’ Sweetheart Brings Together 49 of Those Nostalgic Songs. Disc One Covers the Early Years of her Career, from "it"s a Sin to Tell a Lie", Made in 1936 as a 19-year-old to Charles Smart"s Organ Accompaniment. There Follow Nine Recordings with Ambrose and Five with Mantovani. Naturally, her Greatest Hits Are Included "we"ll Meet Again", "The White Cliffs of Dover", "Yours" and "Wishing". Disc Two Covers Six of the Best Pre-war Recordings When She Sang with Charlie Kunz ("a Star Fell Out of Heaven"), Rae Jenkins ("The Bells of St. Mary’s") And, Especially, Ambrose ("Moonlight on the Waterfall"), Including a Charming Duet with Denny Dennis ("Two Sleepy People"). There Follow 13 of her Classic Wartime Numbers, Including the Immortal "a Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" and "it’s a Lovely Day Tomorrow".