I Know Now =Yo Sé Ahora /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
En dansant je pleure tout bas[enregistrement sonore] ;et Ton souvenir /Albert Marier. | Albert Marier, baryton. | Starr |
Une fille que les hommes oublient :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Just a girl that men forget"Beaudry, paroles françaises ; Rath, paroles anglaises? ; Garren, musique ; [Dubin, paroles anglaises]. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | Victor. |
The anniversary waltz /Al Dubin ; Dave Franklin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Jimmy Brown, vocal chorus. | Decca. |
Endansant [i.e. En dansant] je pleure tout bas =[enregistrement sonore] /Dancing with tears in my eyesBeaudry, [traducteur] ; Dubin, paroles anglaises ; Burke, musique. | Albert Marier, baryton avec orchestre. | Compo. |
En dansant je pleure tout bas[enregistrement sonore] ;et Ton souvenir /Beaudry ; Dubin ; Burke. | Albert Marier, baryton. | Starr |
I know now =Yo sé ahora /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
Les mamans maudissent la guerre /Dubin ; Franklin ; Parent. | Lionel Parent ; Ed. Sanborn. | |
Les mamans maudissent la guerre (Anniversary waltz) /Dubin ; Franklin ; Parent. | Lionel Parent, ténor avec orch. | |
You're an education /Al Dubin; Harry Warren. | Larry Clinton et son orchestre. | |
Une fille que les hommes oublient :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Just a girl that men forget"Beaudry, paroles françaises ; Rath, paroles anglaises? ; Garren, musique ; [Dubin, paroles anglaises]. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | Victor. |
My Kingdom for a Kiss =Mi Keino Per Un Beso /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
The anniversary waltz /Dave Franklin-Al Dubin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians with vocal chorus by Jimmy Brown. | |
Les mamans maudissent la guerre :Anniversary waltz /Dubin ; Franklin ; Parent. | Lionel Parent, ténor avec Ed. Sanborn orchestre. | |
Une fille que les hommes oublient =[enregistrement sonore] /Just a girl that men forgetBeaudry, paroles françaises ; Dubin, paroles ; Rath, paroles ; Garren, [i.e. Garron] musique. | J.H. Germain, baryton avec orchestre. | Starr. |
Shadow waltz /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
'Twas only an Irishman's dream /O'Brien, lyrics ; Dubin, lyrics ; Cormack, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
I'll string along with you :from "My dream is yours" /Dubin ; Warren. | Doris Day ; Buddy Clark ; George Siravo, director. | |
Three's A CrowdDubin; Kahal; Warren. | Art Kahn's Orchestra; Will Osborne. | |
I'll string along with you /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Jo Stafford ; Gordon Macrae ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
A fool there was /Dubin ; Benkhart. | De Los Becker. | |
A cup of coffee, a sandwich and you /Rose ; Dubin ; Meyer. | Vera Guilaroff (piano solo). | |
Dancing with tears in my eyes /Burke ; Dubin. | Royal Marimba Players. | |
I'm making believe I don't care /Dubin ; Raskin ; Marr. | Clarence Sherman's Orchestra. | |
'Twas only an Irishman's dream /O'Brien, lyrics ; Dubin, lyrics ; Cormack, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Why do I dream those dreams? :from "wonder bar" /Dubin ; Warren. | Bob Causer and His Cornellians ; Tony Saceo, chorus. | |
The girl friend of the whirling dervish /Warren ; Dubin ; Mercer. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, with vocal Trio. | |
South American way :from "Streets of Paris" /McHugh ; Dubin. | Guy Lombardo and his Orchestra. | |
The rose in her hair :from "Broadway gondolier" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
Shanghai Lil.Dubin; Warren. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians. | |
Sweet music /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne. | |
Sweet music :from "Sweet Music" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
A cup of coffee, a sandwich and you /Rose, lyrics ; Dubin, lyrics ; Meyer, music. | Vera Guilaroff. | Compo. |
All the world will be jealous of me /Al Dubin ; Ernest R. Ball. | Emilio de Gogorza (baritone with orchestra). | |
'Twas only an Irishman's dream /O'Brien, lyrics ; Dubin, lyrics ; Cormack, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
Shadow WaltzHarry Warren; Al Dubin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Tony Craig. | |
We're in the money /Harry Werren ; Al Dubin. | Jan Garber and his orchestra ; Roy Cordell ; Thelma Gracen. | |
Hinky Dinky Parlay VooDubin; Mills; Mchugh; Dash. | Billy Murray; Ed Smalle. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from "The gold diggers of broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Eddie Peabody, banjo solo. | |
Lullaby of Broadway /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Georgie Auld, tenor sax solo ; Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires. | |
The gold diggers of 1933, pt. 2 :Puttin' in the park ; Shadow waltz ; My forgotten man /Warren ; Dubin. | The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra ; Harry Hall, director. | |
Tripoli :on the shores of Tripoli /F. Cunningham ; Al. Dubin ; Irving Berlin. | Helen Clark, contralto ; Joseph Phillips, baritone with orchestra. | |
All the world will be jealous of me /Al Dubin ; Ernest R. Ball. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
Doo wacka doo /Gaskill, Donaldson and Horther. Nobody knows what a red-head mamma can do / Mills, Dubin and Fain. | The Original Memphis Five. | |
You can't run away from love tonight :from the Warner Bros. film "The singing marine" : no puedus zata le del amor esta noche /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Bunny Berigan and his Orchestra ; Carol MacKay, vocal refrain. | |
Dancing with tears in my eyes /Dubin ; Burke. | Royal Marimba Players. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine /Joe Burke ; Al Dubin. | Jan Garber and his orchestra ; Roy Cordell. | |
O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian /Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Horace Wright, accompaniment by Louise and Ferera. | Victor. |
Daddy mine (He's got those big blue eyes like you) /Lew Wilson ; Alfred Dubin. | Elizabeth Spencer (soprano with orchestra). | |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Garron. | George Woods, with orchestra. | |
If I'm dreaming :don't wake me too soon : from "Sally" /Dubin ; Burke. | The Clevelanders ; Buddy Blue, voc. cho. | |
Shuffle off to Buffalo :from "Forty-second street" /Dubin ; Warren. | Al ; Pete with piano accompaniment. | |
Summer NightDubin; Warren. | Jill Corey; Percy Faith; His Orch. | |
Sweet music :from "Sweet music" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
We mustn't say goodbye :from "Stage door canteen" /Dubin ; Monaco. | Larry Cross. | |
I'll sing you a thousand love songs :film "Cain and Mabel" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen, with orchestra. | |
For you /[words by] Dubin ; [music by] Burke. I love you truly / Jacobs-Bond. | Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocals. | |
Kiss waltz /Dubin ; Burke. | Roy Smeck's Trio. | |
It's a man, every time, it's a man /Dubin ; McHugh ; Dash. | Jos. C. Smith and His Mount Royal Orchestra. | Berliner. |
Three's a crowd /Dubin ; Kahal ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his orchestra. | |
Tripoli, or, On the shores of Tripoli /P. Cunningham ; Al. Dubin ; Irving Weill. | Helen Clark ; Joseph Phillips. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Eddie Lloyd & His Singing Boys. | |
Outside of you :from "Broadway gondolier" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
Hinky dinky parlay voo (Hinky dinky) /Dubin ; Mills ; McHugh ; Dash. | Jan Garber and His Orchestra. | |
Tip toe thru' the tulips :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | The Society Favorites. | |
Lullaby of Broadway :film, "Gold diggers of 1985" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen, baritone ; Sidney Torch, organ, with guitar. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine /Dubin ; Burke. | Fred Barry. | |
My kingdom for a kiss :from the Warner Bros. film "Heartes divided" : mi reino por un beso /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
The boulevard of broken dreams :from "Moulin rouge" /Dubin ; Warren. | Ed, Lloyd and his Orchestra ; Helen Ward, chorus. | |
Where do they go-what do they do-from Saturday night 'till Monday? /Dubin ; Marr. | Melody Boys. | |
I've got to sing a torch song :introducing "shadow waltz" : from "The Gold Diggers of 1933" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen, baritone with Orchestra. | |
Who'll take the place of Mary? /Dubin ; Gaskill ; Mayo. | Crescent Trio, vocal Trio with orchestra. | |
Shuffle off to Buffalo /Dubin ; Warren. | Art Kahn's orchestra ; Dick Robertson. | |
Along the Sante Fe trail :from picture "Along the Sante Fe trail" /Gross ; Dubin ; Coolidge. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Mert Curtis, chorus. | |
Naughty girl =Méchante, va! /Leonard ; Fett ; Dubin. | The Windsor Hotel Orchestra ; Harold Leonard and his Red Jackets. | Victor. |
'Cause my baby says it's so :from the Warner Bros. film "The singing marine" : porque mi nena lo dice /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Bunny Berigan and his Orchestra ; Bunny Berigan, vocal refrain. | |
Shadow waltz /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
Many happy returns of the day /Dubin ; Burke. | Lanin And His Orchestra, vocal chorus, Paul Small. | |
South American way /McHugh ; Dubin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
Shanghai /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Fred Barry, vocal with orchestra accompaniment. | |
Dancing With Tears In My EyesJoe Burke; Al Dubin. | Jan Garber; Orchestra. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Fred Barry with orchestra accompaniment. | |
I haven't told her she hasn't told me :but we know it just the same : no le he dicho /Dubin ; Kahal ; Fain. | Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders. | |
The lady who couldn't be kissed :la dama ques no se puda besar : from the Warner Bros. film "The singing marine" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, vocal refrain by Male Trio. | |
My Dream Of The Big ParadeAl Dubin; Jimmy Mchugh. | Peerless Quartet; Billy Murray; With Orchestra. | |
Tip toe thru' the tulip with me :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | The Society Favorites. | |
Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan, Meyer. So that's the kind of a girl you are / Rose, Dubin. | Glantz and his orchestra (item 1) ; Selvin and his orchestra (item 2) ; Arthur Fields, vocals. | |
All the world will be jealous of me /Ball. Mother, Dixie and you / Johnson and Santly. | Henry Burr, tenor, with orch. (1st work); Sterling Trio, male vocal trio, with orch. (2nd work). | Columbia. |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Garren. | Master Players. | |
Summer night :noche de verano : from the Warner Bros. film "Sing me a love song" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
Lullaby of Broadway /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Georgie Auld ; Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires. | |
You're an education /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Ozzie Nelson, and his orchestra. | |
My mother's evening prayer /Bud Green ; Charlie Pierce ; Al Dubin. Now I lay me down to sleep / Sidney D. Mitchell ; George W. Meyer. | Henry Burr, tenor, with orchestra [side a] ; Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw with orchestra [side b]. | |
The kiss waltz :from "Dancing sweeties" /Burke ; Dubin. | Harry Chrysler, vocal chorus. | |
Tripoli /Cunningham ; Dubin ; Weill. | Hugh Donovan, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
For YouDubin; Burke. | Ravens; With Rhythm. | |
All the world will be jealous of me /Ball ; Dubin. | Henry Burr, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | |
'Twas Only An Irishman's DreamCormack. | Empire Trio; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia |
Remember me ? /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Will Osborne and his orchestra, vocal chorus by Will Osborne. | |
You can be kissed :from "Broadway Gondolier" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
Am I in love ? /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Will Osborne and his orchestra, vocal chorus by Will Osborne. | |
I'll string along with you :from Twenty million sweethearts /Dublin ; Warren. | Smith Balley and his Orchestra. | |
Many happy returns of the day /Dubin ; Burke. | Lanin and his orchestra ; Paul Small. | |
Outside of you :from "Broadway gondolier" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
Fair and warmer :from Twenty million sweethearts /Dublin ; Warren. | Smith Ballew and his Orchestra. | |
Tip toe thru' the tulips with me :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Fred Barry with orchestra accompaniment. | |
Many happy returns of the day /Dubin ;Burke. | Ben Alley, tenor with orchestra. | |
You're making a miser of me /Ball ; sung by Henry Burr. Some day you'll be sorry that you're glad / Conrad ; sung by Irving and Jack Kaufman. | Henry Burr, tenor (Side A) ; Irving Kaufman, Jack Kaufman, tenors (Side B). | Columbia |
Young and healthy :from "Forty-second street" /Dubin ; Warren. | Al ; Pete with piano accompaniment. | |
Shadow waltz :from "Gold diggers of 1933" /Dubin ; Warren. | Hotel Bossert Orchestra ; Elmer Feldkamp, chorus. | |
Don't say good-night :from "wonder bar" /Dubin ; Warren. | Bob Causer and His Cornellians ; Tony Saceo, chorus. | |
Feudin' and fightin' /Dublin ; Lane. | Dorothy Shay with Mischa Russell Orchestra. | |
All the world will be jealous of me /Al Dubin ; Ernest R. Ball. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
South American way :from "Streets of Paris" /Jimmy McHugh ; Al Dubin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo ; Larry Owen ; Fred Higman, vocal Trio. | |
The kiss waltz :from "Dancing sweeties" /Dubin ; Burke. | Adrian Schubert's Orchestra. | |
The dream of a soldier boy /Alfred Dubin ; James V. Monaco. | Charles Hart, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Who'll take the place of Mary? /Dubin ; Gaskill ; Mayo. | Miro's Band. | Berliner. |
Lullaby of Broadway :from the film "Gold diggers of 1935" /Dubin ; Warren. | Richard Himber and his Ritz-Carlton orchestra ; Joey Nash. | |
Tip toe thru' the tulips with me :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Eddie Lloyd & His Singing Boys. | |
Remember my forgotten man :from "The Gold Diggers of 1933" /Dubin ; Warren. | Helen Raymond with orchestra. | |
Tip toe thru' the tulips with me /Dubin ; Burke. | Billy Collin's Serenaders. | |
That's how I believe in you /Dubin, Cunningham ; Rule ; [performed by] Henry Burr. I want you morning, noon and night / Will D. Cobb ; Gus. Edwards ; [performed by] Charles Harrison. | Side A: Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra ; Side B: Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | |
Rufus on the Old Kent Road /Rae Eleanor Ball. Just a girl that men forget / Al Dubin ; Fred Rath ; Joe Garren. | Rae Eleanor Ball ; John F. Burckhardt. | |
Put that down in writing /Dubin ; Warren. | Artie Shaw and his Orchetra ; Tony Pastor, vocal refrain. | |
September in the rain :from the Warner Bros. film "Melody for Two" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
Painting The Clouds With SunshineDubin; Burke. | The Three Suns. | |
The kiss waltz /Dubin ; Burke. | Adrian's Dance Orchestra. | |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Garren. | The Master Players. | |
Tie toe thru' the tulips with you :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Fred Barry with orchestra accompaniment. | |
It's a man, every time, it's a man /Dubin ; McHugh ; Dash. | Jos. C. Smith and His Mount Royal Orchestra. | Victor. |
I know now /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Edgar Hayes Quintet ; Bill Darnell. | |
Memories Of FranceDubin; Robinson. | Irving Kaufman; Orchestra Acc. | |
The words are in my heart :film, "Gold diggers of 1925" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen, baritone ; Sidney Torch, organ, with guitar. | |
Shadow WaltzWarren; Dubin. | Ray Bloch; His Orchestra. | |
Hinky dinky parlay voo /Dubin ; Mills ; McHugh ; Dash. | Kaufman ; Ryan, duet with ukulele accompaniment. | |
The rose in her hair :from "Broadway gondolier" /Dubin ; Warren. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
I must be dreaming /Dubin ; Faherty ; Sherman. | Lou Gold and his orchestra ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
What has become of hinky dinky parlay voo :based on Mdlle. from Armentiers /Dubin ; Dash ; McHugh ; Mills. | Carl Fenton's orchestra with vocal duet. | |
Take me to my Alabam' :Come back, they're calling you /Will Dillon ; Harry Tobias. O'Brien is tryin' to talk Hawaiian / Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra; [Henry Burr]; [Rosario Bourdon, conductor] [Take me to my Alabam' : Come back, they're calling you] ; Horace Wright with accompaniment by Louise and Ferera on ukulele and guitar [O'Brien is tryin' to talk Hawaiian]. | |
The girl friend of the whirling dervish :from First National Production "Garden of the moon" /Warren ; Dubin ; Mercer. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
Kisses in the night :from film "Moulin rouge" /Dubin ; Warren. | Eddy Duchin and his orchestra ; Lew Sherwood. | |
Forty-second street /Dubin ; Warren. | Art Kahn's orchestra ; Dick Robertson. | |
You're getting to be a habit with me. | Bing Crosby, vocals; Eddie Lang, guitar; Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
When the best part of the crowd goes home :I always go home alone /Dubin ; Burke. | Vic Irwin And His Orchestra ; Chick Bullock, chorus. | |
Tip toe tru the tulips with me :from "The gold diggers of broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Eddie Peabody, banjo solo. | |
Sweet Music.Dubin; Warren. | Will Osborne; His Orchestra. | |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Garren. | Henry Burr, tenor, with orchestra. | |
I've got to sing a torch song :introducing "Shadow waltz" ; theme songs : "The gold diggers of 1933" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen, baritone with orchestra. | |
September in the rain :septiembre en la lluoia : from the Warner Bros. film "Melody for two" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
Dancing with tears in my eyes /Dubin ; Burke. | Irving Kaufman, tenor with orch[estra]. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Society Favorites. | |
Lullaby of Broadway ;Is you is or is you ain't ma' baby /Dubin ; Warren ; Austin ; Jordan. | The Andrews Sisters ; Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra. | |
O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian /Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Horace Wright, accompaniment by Louise and Ferera. | Victor. |
Tripoli ; Honeymoon /Weill ; [Cunningham] ; [Dubin] ; Arden. | Harry Thomas Trio. | Berliner. |
Along the Santa Fe trail /Will Grosz ; Al Dubin ; Edwina Coolidge. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Mert Curtis. | |
Just A Girl That Men ForgetAl Dubin; Fred Rath; Joe Garren. | Henry Burr; With Orchestra. | |
Where was I? :featured in Warner Bros. film "'Til we meet " /Harling ; Dubin. | Ruby Newman and his Orchestra. | |
This year's kisses ;September in the rain ; Let's call the whole thing off /Berlin ; Dubin ; Warren ; Gershwin. | Vera Guilaroff. | |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Carren. | Troubadours. | |
Just A Girl That Men ForgetDubin; Rath; Garren. | Lisa Kirk; Fran Warren; With Orchestra; Henri Rene. | |
You're Getting To Be A Habit With MeDubin; Warren. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Bing Crosby Dubin; Warren. | |
Just a girl that men forget /Dubin ; Rath ; Garren. | The Master Players. | |
Tip-toe thru' the tulips with me /Dubin ; Burke. | Jean Goldkette and orchestra (vocal refrain by Frank Munn). | |
Shanghai lil: from "Footlight parade" /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Society Favorites. | |
You're making a miser of me /Ball, music ; [Dubin, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
When the rest of the crowd goes home ;Cuban love song /Dubin ; Burke ; Stothard ; McHugh ; Fields. | Vic Irwin's Orchestra (vocal choruses). | |
Along the Santa Fe trail :from Warner Bros. film "Along the Santa Fe trail" /Dubin ; Coolidge ; Grosz. | Dick Todd, baritone with orch. | |
When love comes in the moonlight :from "Oh, sailor behave" /Dubin ; Burke. | Majestic Dance Orchestra. | |
Who'll take the place of Mary? /Dubin ; Caskill [i.e. Gaskill] ; Mayo. | Joseph Phillips, baritone with orchestra. | Berliner. |
He's got those big blue eyes like you, daddy mine /Wilson and Dubin ; sung by Henry Burr. I miss my daddy's good-night kiss / Kendis and Brockman ; sung by Henry Burr. | Henry Burr, vocals. | Columbia. |
My kid /Dubin ; McHugh, Dash ; [performed by] Lewis James. At the end of the road / Ballard MacDonald ; James F. Hanley ; [performed by] Albert Campbell, Henry Burr. | Side A: Lewis James, tenor with orchestra ; Side B: Albert Campbell and Henry Burr, vocal duet with orchestra. | |
Shadow waltz /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
Painting the clouds with sunshine :from the picture "Gold diggers of Broadway" /Dubin ; Burke. | Billy Collin's Orchestra. | |
I'll string along with you /Dubin ; Warren. | Smith Ballew and his orchestra ; Smith Ballew. | |
I know now :yo sé ahora : from the Warner Bros. film "The singing marine" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
Remember me /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. | |
I'll string along with you /Harry Warren ; Al Dubin. | Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae with Paul Weston and his orchestra (vocal duet with orchestra). | |
Young And HealthyDubin; Warren. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians; Bing Crosby. | |
All The World Will Be Jealous Of MeBall. | Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
Shanghai lil: from "Footlight parade" /Dubin ; Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ;Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
My kingdom for a kiss :mi reino por un beso : from the Warner Bros. film "Hearts divided" /Al Dubin ; Harry Warren. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
Memories Of FranceDubin; Rodison. | Henry Burr. | |
Just A Girl That Men ForgetAl Dubin; Fred Rath; Joe Garren. | Rae Eleanor Ball; John F Burckhardt. | |
Half wat to heaven /Dubin ; Robinson. | Hew Sterling's Orchestra. | |
The gold diggers of 1933, pt. 1 :The gold diggers' song : we're in the money ; I've got to sing a torch song ; Puttin' in the park /Warren ; Dubin. | The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra ; Harry Hall, director. | |
My dreams of the big parade /Al Dubin ; Jimmy McHugh. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet ; Billy Murray, tenor with orch. | |
I'll sing for a thousand love songs :from Warner Bros. film "Cain and Mabel" /Dubin ; Warren. | Les Allen with orchestra. | |
Fair and warmer /Dubin ; Warren. | Smith Ballew and his orchestra ; Smith Ballew. | |
All by my ownsome /Dubin ; Kahn. | Roger Wolfe Kahn and his orchestra. | |
Everybody loves you /Dubin ; Little. | The Arcadians. | |
I know now /Harry Warren, Al Dubin. | Edgar Hayes Quintet ; Bill Darnell. | |
Half way to heaven /Dubin ; Robinson. | Hew Sterling's Orchestra. | |
Memories of France /Dubin ; Robinson. | Royal Marimba Players. | |
Indian summer /Herbert ; Dubin. | Jan Savitt & his Tophatters. | |