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Song Title |
From... |
Time |
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Record One - Side One - #D.R. 100.240.A |
| No Strings (Fred Astaire) |
Top Hat - 1935 (RKO film) |
1:48 |
|
Isn't This A Lovely Day? (Fred Astaire) |
Top Hat - 1935 (RKO film) |
1:36 |
| Piccolino (Ginger Rogers) |
Top Hat - 1935 (RKO film) |
2:24 |
| Top Hat, White Tie, And Tails (Fred Astaire) |
Top Hat - 1935 (RKO film) |
1:10 |
| Here I Am [Here Am I] (Irene Dunne) |
* Sweet Adeline - 1935 (Warner Bros. film) |
1:18 |
| Truckin' (Martha Raye) |
* Unverified Paramount film from 1936 [Raye was under contract to Paramount at this time, but no song named "Truckin'" can be found in any songs listings for her films. |
2:06 |
|
Medley: Who Stole The Jam? - You Can't Have Everything - In Old Chicago (Alice Faye) |
* Probably a 1938 radio performance. Faye sang "Who Stole The Jam" in 1938's Sally, Irene &
Mary; "You Can't Have Everything" in the 1937 film of the same name, and "In Old Chicago" in the 1938 film of the same name, all from 20th Centry-Fox |
2:06 |
| Then It Isn't Love (Carole Lombard) |
* Unverfied mid-1930's performance. Lombard appeared in a few musicals in the mid-30's, but this song is not listed in any of them. |
2:00 |
|
"Medley of Film Songs": One Million Kisses - There's A Lull In My Life - Good Night My Love |
* Again, probably a 1938 radio performance. There is no record of Faye singing "One Million Kisses" in any film but she did sing "This Year's Kisses" in 1937's On The Avenue. Faye sang "There's A Lull In My Life" in 1937's Wake Up And Live, and "Good Night My Love" is not a title listed for any film that we can find, it must be listed under a completely different title. |
2:12 |
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Record One - Side Two - #D.R. 100.240.B |
| I've Got My Eyes On You (Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra) |
* This song was written for MGM's 1940 film Broadway Melody of 1940. Sinatra was not in that film, making his film debut in 1941's Las Vegas Nights for Paramount. This is probably a radio performance from 1940. |
2:12 |
|
A Lover Is Blue (Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra) |
* Another radio performance. This song was not sung by Sinatra in any film. Probably the same 1940 broadcast listed above. |
1:42 |
| My Heart Tells Me (Betty Grable) |
Sweet Rosie O'Grady (1943 20th Century-Fox film) |
2:18 |
| It Had to Be You (Dorothy Lamour) |
* Mid-1940's radio performance. Probaby 1943 or 1944. |
2:30 |
| Symphony (Lena Horne with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra) |
Both are radio performances from approximately 1945. Lena did not sing either of these songs in any of her films. |
3:00 |
| I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Lena Horne with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra) |
1:50 |
|
Come Baby Do (The Andrews Sisters) |
Unable to verify what this is from. The album states it's from 1947. |
3:23 |
| I Don't Know Why (Lauren Bacall & Bing Crosby) |
* Radio performance from 1948 |
2:12 |
|
Record Two - Side One - #D.R. 100.241.A |
| Strickly U.S.A. (Betty Garrett, Jules Munshin, Gene Kelly) |
Take Me Out To The Ballgame (MGM 1949) |
3:07 |
|
Maybe It's Because (Judy Garland & Bing Crosby) |
Recorded September 1949 "The Bing Crosby Show" broadcast on CBS radio on October 5, 1949 |
3:06 |
| The Thing (Bing Crosby & Fred Astaire) |
* Radio performance from 1951 |
2:30 |
| For You (Frank Sinatra) |
* Radio performance from 1952 |
1:54 |
| Lonesome Man Blues (Frank Sinatra & Louis Armstrong) |
* Radio performance from 1952 |
2:12 |
| 76 Trombones (Judy Garland) |
Episode #18 of "The Judy Garland Show," taped January 14, 1964 aired January 26, 1964 |
3:24 |
|
West Side Story Medley (Judy Garland & Vic Damone) |
Episode #17 of "The Judy Garland Show," taped December 20, 1963 aired January 19, 1964 |
7:24 |
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Record Two - Side Two - #D.R. 100.241.B |
|
Glenn Miller Medley (Judy Garland & Martha Raye) |
Episode #18 of "The Judy Garland Show," taped January 14, 1964 aired January 26, 1964 |
5:48 |
| Moonlight In Vermont (Frank Sinatra & Ella Fitzgerald) |
* Late 1950's early 1960's television performance |
2:12 |
| I May Be Wrong (Frank Sinatra & Ella Fitzgerald) |
* Late 1950's early 1960's television performance |
2:15 |
| You're So Right For Me (Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney) |
Episode #1 taped June 24, 1963, aired December 8, 1963 |
2:18 |
| Our Love Affair (Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney) |
Episode #1 taped June 24, 1963, aired December 8, 1963 |
1:12 |
| Medley [Children's Songs Medley] (Judy Garland & Louis Jourdan) |
Episode #19 of "The Judy Garland Show," taped January 17, 1964 aired February 2, 1964 |
6:14 |
| Just One Of those Things (Frank Sinatra) |
* The album states 1950, so it could be a radio performance |
2:42 |
| Night And Day (Frank Sinatra) |
* The album states 1950, so it could be a radio performance |
2:20 |