Artist: Fred Astaire

Released Songs
- Original Songs
- Cover Songs
Media
- Audio singles
Tributes

Real name:	Frederick Austerlitz
Born:	May 10, 1899
Died:	June 22, 1987
Country:	United States
Comments:	Dancer, singer and actor.
Family:	Adele Astaire - Sister

Released Songs

Original Songs

	Title	Artist	Date	Info
1	A Fine Romance	Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers	1936-08-27	Covered by (19 artists)
2	A Foggy Day	Fred Astaire	1937-11-19	Covered by (25 artists)
3	After You, Who?	Fred Astaire	1932-11-29	Covered by (2 artists)
4	Cheek to Cheek	Fred Astaire	1935	Covered by (28 artists)
5	Fascinating Rhythm	Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire & Cliff Edwards	1924	Covered by (3 artists)
6	I'm Old Fashioned	Fred Astaire & Nan Wynn	1942	Covered by (12 artists)
7	(I've Got) Beginner's Luck	Fred Astaire	1937-05-07	Covered by (5 artists)
8	Let's Call the Whole Thing Off	Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers	1937	Covered by (6 artists)
9	Let's Face the Music and Dance	Fred Astaire	1936	Covered by (10 artists)
10	The Man I Love	Fred & Adele Astaire	1924-12	Covered by (25 artists)
11	Nice Work if You Can Get It	Fred Astaire & Joan Fontaine	1937	Covered by (13 artists)
12	Night and Day	Fred Astaire	1932-11-29	Covered by (33 artists)
13	One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)	Fred Astaire	1943	Covered by (16 artists) Partially covered by Frank Sinatra & Kenny G.
14	Pick yourself up	Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers	1936	Covered by (7 artists)
15	Slap That Bass	Fred Astaire	1937-05-07	Covered by (4 artists)
16	Something's Gotta Give	Fred Astaire	1955	Covered by (7 artists)
17	That's Entertainment!	Jack Buchanan, Nanette Fabray, Oscar Levant and Fred Astaire	1953-08-07	Covered by (2 artists)
18	They Can't Take That Away From Me	Fred Astaire	1937	Covered by (31 artists) Partially covered by Dinah Shore
19	Top Hat, White Tie and Tails	Fred Astaire	1935-08-30	Covered by (2 artists)
20	The Way You Look Tonight	Fred Astaire	1936	Covered by (32 artists)

Cover Songs

	Title	Artist	Date	Info
1	A Fine Romance (A Sarcastic Love Song)	Fred Astaire with Johnny Green & His Orchestra	1936	Originally by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers
2	The Carioca	Fred Astaire	1952	Originally by Etta Moten

Media

Audio singles

	Title	Artist	Date	Label
1	A Fine Romance (A Sarcastic Love Song)	Fred Astaire with Johnny Green & His Orchestra	1936	Brunswick
2	The Carioca	Fred Astaire	1952	Mercury

Tributes

	Title	Artist	Date	Label
1	Let Yourself Go - Celebrating Fred Astaire	Stacey Kent	1999-11	Candid

Added by koan on 2003-07-16
Modified by wally creek on 2007-06-18
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