Jo Stafford

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The star was a big hit with US servicemen in World War II and Korea who nicknamed her GI Jo. (Tim P. Ryan)

Jo Stafford had a long career but enjoyed most of her success from the late 1930s to the early ’60s. Her skills were apparent from the beginning, when she sang as a teenager in a vocal trio with her two older sisters, Pauline and Christine (Tim P. Ryan)

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Appears on the following 8 albums:
Dynamic Voice of Frankie Laine [Import]	Frankie Laine: The Collection	High Noon
I Believe [Import]	I Believe [Box set]	The Legendary Frankie Laine [Import]
The Legendary Frankie Laine , Vol. 1 [Import]	The Legendary Frankie Laine, Vol. 2 [Import]
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Artist Images:
circa 1955: Profile view of American pop and jazz singer Jo Stafford singing in a recording studio. (Photo by Metronome) (Tim P. Ryan)	(Tim P. Ryan)
(family photo) (Tim P. Ryan)