Artist Page

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English

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Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive (1944)

and

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English

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Candy (1945)

Jo Stafford

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English

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Strip Polka (1942)

Benny Goodman & his Orchestra

English

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Cuckoo In The Clock (1939)

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English

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Mister Meadowlark (1940)

Bing Crosby

John Scott Trotter & his Orchestra

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I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City (1942)

Freddie Slack and his Orchestra

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English

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G.I. Jive (1943)

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Save The Bones For Henry Jones ('cause Henry Don't Eat No Meat) (1947)

Wingy Manone's Dixieland Band

and

The King Cole Trio

English

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The Tailgate Ramble (1945)

vocals

Wingy Manone

and

English

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Two Of A Kind (1961)

Bobby Darin

Billy May & his Orchestra

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English

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The Wreck Of The Old '97 (1942)

Freddie Slack and his Orchestra

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They Didn't Believe Me (1942)

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(Back Home Again In) Indiana (1944)

How Many Hearts Have You Broken (1944)

English

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San Fernando Valley (1944)

and

The Barries

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English

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Camptown Races (1945)

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I'm Gonna See My Baby (1945)

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English

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On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe (1945)

and

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English

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A Gal In Calico (1946)

and

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English

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Alexander's Ragtime Band (1946)

Huggin' And A Chalkin' (1946)

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English

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Personality (1946)

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Winter Wonderland (1946)

with

Jingle Bells (1947)

Henry Mancini & his Orchestra and Chorus

English

Written Songs

Moon River (1961)

English

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Days Of Wine And Roses (1962)

Henry Mancini, his Orchestra and Chorus

English

280

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Come Rain Or Come Shine (1946)

Ruby Hill

Harold Nicholas

English

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Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (1940)

Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

vocal chorus by

Marion Mann

English

154

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Skylark (1942)

Glenn Miller and his Orchestra

- Vocal refrain by

Ray Eberle

English

126

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I Remember You (1942)

Dorothy Lamour

Bob Eberly

Helen O'Connell

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

English

114

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That Old Black Magic (1942)

Johnnie Johnston

English

113

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Dream (1945)

with

Artie Shaw and his Orchestra

English

103

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Blues In The Night (1941)

vocal refrain and trumpet by

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English

102

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I Thought About You (1939)

Dinah Shore

English

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One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (1943)

Fred Astaire

English

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Jeepers Creepers (1938)

Ethel Waters

with

Ed Mallory and his Orchestra

English

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Out Of This World (1945)

Jo Stafford

with

Ted Wallace & his Swing Kings

English

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Too Marvelous For Words (1937)

Ross Alexander

dubbed by

James Newill

Wini Shaw

& Chorus

English

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Goody-Goody (1936)

English

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Day In - Day Out (1939)

Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

vocal chorus by

Helen Ward

English

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I'm Old Fashioned (1942)

Fred Astaire

Rita Hayworth

dubbed by

Nan Wynn

English

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Tangerine (1942)

Bob Eberly

Helen O'Connell

with

Jimmy Dorsey & his Orchestra

English

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I Wanna Be Around (1961)

Wynona Carr

English

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My Shining Hour (1943)

Joan Leslie

dubbed by

Sally Sweetland

English

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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe (1945)

Bob Crosby and Orchestra

vocal by

Peggy Lee

and

Bob Crosby

English

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You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (1938)

Dick Powell

English

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Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive (1944)

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