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About a Quarter to Nine |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Hal Burke |
1935 |
Jack Shilkret and His Orchestra REC, Al Jolson BRD |
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Accidents Will Happen |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1950 |
Bing Crosby with Dorothy Kirsten and Orchestra directed by Jay Blackton |
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Adeste fideles - O Come, All Ye Faithful |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
(unknown), (unknown) |
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Adios |
Carol Bruce with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1942 |
Enrique Madriguera & His Rumba Orch., (unknown) |
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A Fine Romance |
Dixie Lee Crosby and Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1936 |
Fred Astaire with Johnny Green and His Orchestra REL, Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Refrain by Carmen Lombardo & Trio REC, Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers BRD |
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A Handful of Stars |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
October 1940 |
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle REC,REL, Virginia Grey [dubbed by Elvida Rizzo] & Dan Dailey [dubbed by Morton Scott] BRD |
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Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Emma Trentini and Orville Harrold |
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Ain't It a Shame About Mame |
Mary Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1940 |
Mitchell Ayres and His Fashions-in-Music – Vocal Refrain by Tommy Taylor and Chorus |
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A Kiss in the Dark |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Edith Day |
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Alabamy Bound |
Eddie Cantor with Orchestra Directed by Victor Young |
March 1949 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |
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Alexander's Ragtime Band |
Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1938 |
Emma Carus PRF, Collins and Harlan REC |
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A Little Love, a Little Kiss |
Frances Langford with Victor Young & His Orchestra |
1941 |
Unverified |
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Allá en el Rancho Grande |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal by Montgomery Quartette |
1935 |
Cantantes de la Orquesta Típica Mexicana, The Light Crust Doughboys |
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i |
All Alone |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
John Steel and Ruth Thomas |
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All I Remember Is You |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
(unknown) |
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All My Love |
Bing Crosby with Jeff Alexander Chorus and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1950 |
Jacqueline François avec Paul Durand et son orchestre, Patti Page with Harry Geller & His Orchestra |
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All the Things You Are |
Irene Dunne with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1941 |
Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Stanley Worth REC, Hiram Sherman, Frances Mercer, Hollace Shaw, Ralph Stuart PRF |
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Alone Together |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Frank Munn |
1932 |
Leo Reisman and His Orchestra |
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i |
Always |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Irving Kaufman |
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Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) REC |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Spanish Dance Orchestra, Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Choruses by Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell REL
Covered by (31 artists) |
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A Melody from the Sky |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Freddy Martin and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Elmer Feldkamp REC, Fuzzy Knight with Henry Fonda (whistling) BRD |
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America, I Love You |
Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
November 1940 |
Sam Ash |
|
i |
Anastasia |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1956 |
Unverified |
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And So to Sleep Again |
Dick Haymes with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Patti Page with Jack Rael's Orchestra |
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Angel |
Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1940 |
Susan Miller |
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i |
Anna |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
May 1953 |
Flo Sandon's e "I Radars" - Orchestra diretta da Federico Bergamini REL, Sylvana Mangano [dubbed by Flo Sandon's] BRD |
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Annie Laurie |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
April 1942 |
(unknown) |
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Anniversary Song |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1947 |
(unknown), Al Jolson with Orchestra directed by Morris Stoloff REC, Anita Ellis and Harry Geller's Concert Orchestra REL |
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A Perfect Day |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Donald Novis |
1934 |
Cecil Fanning |
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April in My Heart |
Frances Langford with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1942 |
(unknown) |
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i |
April in Paris |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Evelyn Hoey PRF, Marion Chase REL |
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A Rosewood Spinet |
Dick Haymes and Victor Young and His Orchestra with Jeffry Alexander Chorus |
March 1949 |
(unknown) |
|
i |
Around the World |
Orchestra conducted by Victor Young |
1957 |
Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus |
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A Shine on Your Shoes |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Dick Robertson |
1932 |
Leo Reisman and His Orchestra REC, Larry Adler, Buddy Ebsen, Vilma Ebsen, Monette Moore PRF |
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A Thousand Violins |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings – Vocal Chorus by Sandy Evans |
1949 |
Dinah Shore - Orchestra under the direction of Harry Zimmerman |
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At Long Last Love |
Frances Langford with Victor Young & His Orchestra |
1938 |
Clifton Webb |
|
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At the Rainbow's End |
Rex Allen the Voice of the West with Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1956 |
The Chuck Wagon Gang |
|
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Auld Lang Syne |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1947 |
Emile Berliner |
|
i |
Autumn Leaves |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
September 1955 |
Yves Montand BRD, Cora Vaucaire - Au piano : M. Philippe-Gérard REL |
|
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Ave Maria |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra and Choir under direction of Victor Young |
1945 |
(unknown), (unknown), (unknown) |
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Back Home Again in Indiana |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra and Chorus directed by Victor Young |
January 1947 |
George J. Gaskin, Knickerbocker Male Quartette |
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Beautiful Love |
Bing Crosby - Vocal with Orchestra Directed by Victor Young |
December 1945 |
Mark Fisher's Orchestra |
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Beautiful Love |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Donald Novis |
1934 |
Mark Fisher's Orchestra |
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Bella notte |
Peggy Lee with Chorus and Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1955 |
George Givot |
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Be My Love |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Louanne Hogan, Joe Graydon and Chorus |
December 1950 |
Billy Eckstine - Orchestra conducted by Russ Case |
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i |
Beyond the Sea |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Roland Gerbeau - Orchestre Pierre Guillermin |
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Bill |
Helen Morgan with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Mildred Fisher, Helen Morgan |
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Blue Shadows and White Gardenias |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
March 1942 |
Ray Kinney and His Hawaiian Musical Ambassadors - Vocal refrain by Alfred Apaka |
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Blue Shadows on the Trail |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Choir and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1948 |
Roy Rogers and The Sons of The Pioneers |
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Blue Star (The "Medic" Theme) |
Charlie Applewhite with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1955 |
Les Baxter His Chorus and Orchestra, Felicia Sanders |
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Boulevard of Broken Dreams |
Dick Haymes with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1950 |
Constance Bennett |
|
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Brighten the Corner |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Homer Rodeheaver |
| |
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But Beautiful |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
January 1948 |
Bing Crosby |
| |
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By a Waterfall |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler and Chorus BRD, Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Chorus by Carmen Lombardo REC |
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Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man |
Helen Morgan with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Helen Morgan, Tess Gardella and Norma Terris PRF, Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra REC |
| |
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Chapel in the Valley |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
February 1941 |
Roy Rogers |
| |
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Cielito lindo |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1942 |
Trío González |
| |
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Cinderella, Stay in My Arms |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Joe Loss and His Band |
|
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Comme ci, comme ça |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1949 |
Pierre Dudan - Orch. dir. Jacques-Henry Rys, (unknown) |
| |
i |
Comme ci, comme ça |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Pierre Dudan - Orch. dir. Jacques-Henry Rys |
|
i |
Cornish Rhapsody Part 1 |
Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra - Ray Turner at the Piano |
1946 |
Harriet Cohen with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hubert Bath |
|
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Count Your Blessings |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
(unknown) |
| |
i |
Dancing with You |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Suzy Delair |
|
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Darling, je vous aime beaucoup |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1942 |
Patrick et son orchestre de danse avec refrain chanté par Hildegarde |
|
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De Camptown Races |
Bing Crosby - With The King's Men and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1941 |
(unknown) |
| |
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Deep in My Heart, Dear |
Lauritz Melchior and Jane Wilson – Orchestra Under direction of Victor Young |
1950 |
Howard Marsh and Ilse Marvenga |
| |
i |
Delilah's Theme |
Victor Young, The Paramount Symphony Orchestra (Victor Young) |
1950 |
Unverified |
| |
|
Did Your Mother Come from Ireland |
Bing Crosby with The King's Men and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
February 1941 |
The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra - Directed by Henry Hall |
| |
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Donkey Serenade |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, Allan Jones & Jeanette MacDonald |
| |
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Dream Valley |
Tony Martin with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Frankie Masters and His Orch. - Vocal Chorus by Marion Francis |
| |
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Drinking Song |
Lauritz Melchior with Male Chorus – Orchestra Under direction of Victor Youg |
1950 |
Victor Male Chorus REC,REL, Raymond Marlowe PRF |
|
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Eeny Meeny Miney Mo |
Ginger Rogers and Johnny Mercer With Victor Young and his Orchestra (Ginger Rogers, Johnny Mercer, Victor Young) |
1935 |
Unverified |
| |
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Eileen |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
January 1950 |
Unverified |
|
|
Embraceable You |
Judy Garland with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Ginger Rogers and Allen Kearns PRF, Majestic Dance Orchestra [Lou God] - Vocal Chorus Irving Kaufman REC |
|
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Emperor Waltz |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1947 |
(unknown)
Covered by (2 artists) |
|
|
Empty Saddles |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1936 |
The Sons of the Pioneers REL, Bing Crosby BRD, Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees REC |
|
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Faithful Forever |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Unverified |
|
|
Fascinating Rhythm |
Judy Garland accompanied by Victor Young and His Orchestra |
November 1942 |
Carl Fenton's Orchestra (Walter Haenschen) REC, Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire & Cliff Edwards PRF |
| |
|
Flirtation Walk |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal by Paul Small (Paul Small, Victor Young) |
1934 |
Unverified |
|
|
Flower of Dawn |
Tommy Dorsey and Victor Young and His Singing Strungs |
September 1951 |
Russ Morgan and His Orchestra REL, Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights - Vocal Chorus by Larry Cotton REC |
|
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Fools Fall in Love |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1940 |
Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Mary Ann McCall |
| |
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Friendship |
Judy Garland and Johnny Mercer with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1940 |
Bert Lahr & Ethel Merman |
|
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Galway Bay |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Michael O'Higgins |
|
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Getting to Know You |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra conducted by Victor Young |
April 1951 |
Gertrude Lawrence PRF,REC,REL |
| |
i |
Gone with the Wind |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1952 |
Al Goodman and His Orchestra |
| |
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Good Night Sweetheart |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Nick Lucas |
1931 |
New Mayfair Dance Orchestra [Ray Noble] |
|
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Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra under Direction of Victor Young |
1945 |
Jane Withers |
| |
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Gypsy Love Song (Slumber On, My Little Gypsy Sweetheart) |
Bing Crosby and Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Alice Nielsen & Eugene Cowles |
|
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Hail, Columbia |
Walter Huston with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1947 |
Trenton George Washington Pre-Inauguration Band, Gilbert Fox |
|
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Happy Birthday |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1947 |
(unknown) |
| |
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He's Home For a Little While |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
May 1945 |
Unverified |
|
i |
Hi-Lili , Hi-Lo |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1953 |
Dinah Shore with Frank De Vol's Orchestra and Chorus |
| |
|
Home on the Range - True Confession |
Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1938 |
Vernon Dalhart, Don Bestor and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Neil Buckley |
|
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Home Sweet Home |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra and Choir under direction of Victor Young |
1945 |
John Yorke Atlee |
| |
i |
Hora staccato |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1953 |
Unverified |
|
|
How Can You Buy Killarney? |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
January 1950 |
(unknown) |
| |
i |
How Deep Is the Ocean |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Jack Fulton |
| |
|
How Strange |
Peggy Lee with Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1954 |
Unverified |
| |
|
Hurry Home |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1938 |
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye - Vocal Refrain by Charles Wilson |
|
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I Cried for You |
Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1952 |
The Boardwalk Orchestra (Ben Selvin) |
| |
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I Cried for You (Now it's Your Turn to Cry over Me) |
Gene Austin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
The Boardwalk Orchestra (Ben Selvin) |
|
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I'd Know You Anywhere |
The Street Singer (Arthur Tracy) with Instrumental accomp. directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Bob Crosby and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Bonnie King |
| |
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I Don't Want to Cry Any More |
Mary Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1940 |
Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Larry Taylor |
|
|
I Don't Want to Walk Without You |
Betty Jane Rhodes with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1942 |
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Chorus by Carmen Lombardo REL, Kate Smith – Orchestra under direction of Jack Miller REC |
|
|
I Dream Too Much |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Luther |
1935 |
Lily Pons BRD, Jimmy Carr and His Orchestra REC |
| |
|
If I Had My Way |
Gene Austin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Peerless Quartet |
|
|
If I Only Had a Heart (If I Only Had the Nerve) REC |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocals under the direction of Ken Darby |
September 1939 |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocals under the direction of Ken Darby REC, Judy Garland & Ray Bolger BRD, Jack Haley BRD
Covered by (16 artists) |
|
|
If I Only Had the Nerve REL |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocals under the direction of Ken Darby |
September 1939 |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocals under the direction of Ken Darby REC, Judy Garland & Ray Bolger BRD, Bert Lahr BRD
Covered by (5 artists) |
| |
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I Found a Million Dollar Baby |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with The Boswell Sisters |
June 1931 |
Waring's Pennsylvanians - Vocal Refrain by Clare Hanlon and The Three Waring Girls and Chorus |
|
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If You Stub Your Toe on the Moon |
Bing Crosby with The Rhythmaires with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
March 1949 |
Bing Crosby and Child Chorus |
|
|
I Hear a Rhapsody |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
February 1941 |
Mary Healy |
| |
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I Kiss Your Hand, Madame |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1947 |
Kammersänger Richard Tauber - Begleitung: Dajos-Béla-Künstlerorchester, Jack Smith [US1] |
| |
|
I Kiss Your Hand, Madame |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Donald Novis |
1938 |
Unverified |
| |
|
I Know Now |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Dick Powell BRD, Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Refrain by Carmen Lombardo REC,REL |
|
|
I Learned a Lesson I'll Never Forget |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra under Direction of Victor Young |
October 1944 |
5 Red Caps |
|
|
I'll Keep on Loving You |
Connie Boswell - Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
August 1941 |
Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers |
| |
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I'll String Along with You |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Ted Fio Rito and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Muzzy Marcellino REC, Dick Powell BRD |
|
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I Love to Tell the Story |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Henry Burr |
|
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I'm a Young Cowboy |
Rex Allen and Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1955 |
(unknown), (unknown), (unknown) |
| |
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I'm Falling in Love with Someone |
Bing Crosby and Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Orville Harrold |
| |
|
I'm Just Wild About Harry |
Judy Garland accompanied by Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1940 |
Lottie Gee and Chorus |
|
|
I'm Lonesome for You Caroline |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Duet by Frank Luther and Zora Layman |
1934 |
Jan Garber and His Orchestra |
| |
|
I'm Sittin' High On A Hill Top |
Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Unverified |
| |
i |
Indian Summer |
Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Victor Herbert |
|
|
In the Garden |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Mrs. Wm. Asher - Homer Rodeheaver |
| |
|
In the Middle of a Kiss |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Milton Watson |
1935 |
Jan Garber and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Lee Bennett REC,REL, Johnny Downs and Arline Judge BRD |
| |
i |
Invitation |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1952 |
The MGM Studio Orchestra |
| |
|
I Only Have Eyes for You |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Dick Powell |
| |
|
I Only Want a Buddy—Not a Sweetheart |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
April 1941 |
Stewart Hamony Singers |
|
|
I Said No |
Betty Jane Rhodes with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1942 |
Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Lillian Lane REC, Eddie Bracken BRD, Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell REL |
|
|
I Should Care |
Jeff Chandler with Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
March 1954 |
Bob Allen and The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra BRD, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Bonnie Lou Williams and The Sentimentalists REC |
|
|
Is It True What They Say About Dixie? |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Bob Eberle REL, Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees REC |
|
|
Italian Street Song |
Florence George with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Lucy Isabelle Marsh with Victor Light Opera Company |
|
|
It Happened At The Festival Of Roses |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings – Vocal Chorus by Sandy Evans |
1949 |
Unverified |
|
|
It's a Sin to Tell a Lie |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal by Donald King |
April 1936 |
Freddy Ellis and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Seymour Richards |
| |
|
It's Like Reaching for the Moon |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Billie Holiday |
|
|
I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin' |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1935 |
Archie Bleyer and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Durelle Alexander REC, June Knight, Robert Taylor and Chorus BRD |
| |
|
I've Got You Under My Skin |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Lee Wiley |
1937 |
Virginia Bruce BRD, Frances Langford with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra REC |
| |
|
I've Told Ev'ry Little Star |
Irene Dunne with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1942 |
Jack Denny and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Paul Small REC, Walter Slezak PRF |
| |
|
I Went Out of My Way |
Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1941 |
Unverified |
|
|
I Whistle a Happy Tune |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra conducted by Victor Young |
April 1951 |
Gertrude Lawrence and Sandy Kennedy |
| |
|
I Won't Tell a Soul (I Love You) |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1938 |
Joe Loss and His Band |
|
|
Jazz Nocturne |
Victor Young & Brunswick Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Munn |
1932 |
Adrian Schubert & His Orch. |
|
|
Jealous |
Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1952 |
International Novelty Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Elliott Shaw |
|
i |
Jeannine I Dream of Lilac Time |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1944 |
Gene Austin |
| |
|
Kiss Me Again |
Florence George with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Fritzi Scheff |
| |
|
Kiss Me Again |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
November 1941 |
Fritzi Scheff |
|
i |
La estrellita |
Ralph Mendez, His Trumpet and His Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1949 |
Carmen García Cornejo con piano por Miguel Lerdo de Tejada |
| |
|
La estrellita |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 1942 |
Carmen García Cornejo con piano por Miguel Lerdo de Tejada |
|
i |
Last Night When We Were Young |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1954 |
Lawrence Tibbett with Orchestra – Nathaniel Shilkret, Director |
| |
i |
La vie en rose |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Edith Piaf |
|
|
Let 'Em Eat Cake |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Dick Robertson |
1933 |
William Gaxton and Company |
|
|
Let the Lower Lights Be Burning |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Macdonough and Stanley |
|
|
Let the Rest of the World Go By |
Dick Haymes with Mixed Chorus and Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
January 1945 |
Campbell and Burr |
|
|
Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries - This Is the Missus - The Thrill Is Gone - My Song |
Victor Young and The Brunswick Orch. - Vocal Choruses by Bing Crosby, The Boswell Sisters and Frank… |
November 1931 |
Ben Bernie and His Orchestra REC, Ethel Merman PRF, Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees REC, Peggy Moseley & Rudy Vallée PRF, Rudy Vallee & Everett Marshall PRF, Ethel Merman & Rudy Vallée |
| |
i |
Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away) |
Ethel Smith with Orchestra Directed by Victor Young (Ethel Smith, Victor Young) |
1945 |
Unverified |
| |
|
Long Ago and Far Away |
Frances Langford with Victor Young & His Orchestra |
1936 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Jack Leonard |
|
|
Looking for a Boy |
Anne Jamison with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Queenie Smith |
|
|
Lost in the Stars |
Walter Huston with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1945 |
Lotte Lenya REC,REL, Todd Duncan PRF |
|
i |
Love Letters |
Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
November 1945 |
Dick Haymes BRD, Dick Haymes with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young REC |
|
|
Lovely Lady |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
April 1936 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Buddy Gately REC,REL, Kenny Baker [US1] BRD |
|
|
Love Me |
Mills Brothers and Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1951 |
Don Bestor and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Neil Buckley |
| |
|
Love Me or Leave Me |
Danny Kaye with Lee Gordon Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1949 |
Ruth Etting REC,REL,PRF |
|
|
Love (Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere) |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1948 |
Gloria Swanson |
|
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Lullaby of the Rain |
Tony Martin with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
August 1942 |
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle and The Modernaires |
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Make Believe |
James Melton with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Howard Marsh and Norma Terris PRF, Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Scrappy Lambert REC |
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March of the Toys |
Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Ensemble [Babes in Toyland] |
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Maybe |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Jesse Crawford with Nat Shilhkret and The Victor Orchestra REC, Oscar Shaw & Gertrude Lawrence PRF |
|
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Me and the Moon |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
(unknown) |
|
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Me and the Moon |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Luther |
August 1936 |
(unknown) |
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Mexicali Rose |
Dick Foran with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1936 |
International Novelty Orchestra (Nathaniel Shilkret) REC, Jack Tenney and the Majestic Orchestra PRF |
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Mine |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Sylvano |
1933 |
William Gaxton, Lois Moran and Ensemble |
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Mona Lisa |
Victor Young and His Orchestra and Chorus and Don Cherry |
June 1950 |
Sergio De Karlo, Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra - Vocal by Tommy Lynn |
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Moonlight and Roses |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Connie Boswell |
1938 |
Mark Andrews [US1], Henry Halstead and His Orchestra |
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Moonlight and Shadows |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1937 |
Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Lew Sherwood REC, Dorothy Lamour BRD |
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Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean |
Bing Crosby and Johnny Mercer with Victor Young's Small Fryers |
1938 |
Arthur Fields and Bob Thomas
Covered by The Radio Times Orchestra |
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My Buddy |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
April 1941 |
Henry Burr |
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My Foolish Heart |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1952 |
Martha Mears BRD, Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra REC,REL |
|
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My Heart Cries for You |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1950 |
(unknown), Guy Mitchell - Orch. & Chorus under the direction of Mitch Miller REL, Dinah Shore with Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus REC |
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My Hero |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
November 1941 |
Grete Holm, Lucy Marsh |
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My Moonlight Madonna |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1933 |
(unknown) |
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My Old Kentucky Home |
Bing Crosby with The King's Men and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
July 1941 |
(unknown) |
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'Neath the Southern Moon |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Maria Duchêne |
|
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Nighty-Night |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
(unknown) |
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Nobody's Darling but Mine |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
June 1942 |
Jimmie Davis |
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No te importe saber (Let Me Love You Tonight) |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
(unknown) |
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O Fir Tree Dark |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1947 |
(unknown) |
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Old Shep |
Dick Powell assisted by The Foursome with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
October 1940 |
Red Foley |
|
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Ol' Man River |
Paul Robeson with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Jules Bledsoe PRF, "Kenn" Sisson and His Orchestra REC |
|
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On the Isle of May |
Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Unverified |
| |
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On Treasure Island |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Edyth Wright |
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Our Love Affair |
Tony Martin and Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney |
|
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Our Very Own |
Victor Young and His Orchestra and Chorus and Don Cherry |
June 1950 |
Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra |
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Our Waltz |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
September 1944 |
David Rose and His Orchestra
Covered by (5 artists) |
|
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Over the Rainbow |
Judy Garland with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1939 |
Judy Garland |
|
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Passing By REL |
Tony Martin with Victor Young, His Orchestra and Chorus |
May 1947 |
M. Jean Sablon accompagnement d'orchestre - Au piano Pleyel: Alek Siniavine, Buddy Clark - Orchestra under the direction of Mitchell Ayres REC
Covered by (5 artists) |
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Pigalle |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Georges Ulmer - Orchestre direction Marius Coste |
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Play Fiddle Play |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Dick Robertson |
1932 |
George Olsen and His Music - Vocal Refrain by Dave Marshall |
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Poor Butterfly |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
April 1942 |
Elizabeth Spencer |
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(Potatoes Are Cheaper, Tomatoes Are Cheaper) Now's the Time to Fall in Love |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1932 |
Gene Kardos and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Dick Robertson |
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Red Sails in the Sunset |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Lew Stone and His Band |
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i |
Remember |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Isham Jones Orchestra REL, Franklyn Baur REC |
|
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Ridin' Down the Canyon (When the Desert Sun Goes Down) |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
July 1941 |
Gene Autry & Smiley Burnett |
| |
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Robins and Roses |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra |
| |
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Roll Along Covered Wagon |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal by Montgomery Quartette |
1935 |
(unknown) |
|
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Rose Room |
Blossom Seeley with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1952 |
Prince's Band, Herman Kenin's Multnomah Hotel Orchestra - Vocal Chorus: Van Fleming |
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i |
Ruby |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1953 |
Richard Hayman and His Orchestra REL, Richard Hayman Orchestra PRF |
|
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Sam's Song (The Happy Tune) |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1950 |
Joe "Fingers" Carr and The Carr-Hops (Lou Busch) |
|
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San Antonio Rose |
The Street Singer (Arthur Tracy) with Instrumental accomp. directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Vocal by Tommy Duncan with Orchestra |
| |
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Save the Last Dance for Me |
Regent Club Orchestra [Victor Young] |
1932 |
(unknown) |
|
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Say a Pray'r for the Boys over There |
Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1944 |
Deanna Durbin |
| |
i |
Say It Isn't So |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra |
| |
i |
Say It with Music |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Rega Dance Orchestra (Fred Hager) |
|
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September Song |
Walter Huston with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1945 |
Walter Huston PRF, Walter Huston - Orchestra Conducted by Maurice De Abravanel REC,REL |
|
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Serenade |
Lauritz Melchior with Male Chorus – Orchestra Under direction of Victor Youg |
1950 |
Howard Marsh, Raymond Marlowe, Frederic Wolff and Paul Kleeman |
|
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Serenade of the Bells |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1948 |
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye |
| |
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Shadow Waltz |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Dick Powell REC,REL, Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler and Chorus BRD |
|
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Shall We Gather at the River |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Metropolitan Quartet |
| |
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She's a Latin from Manhattan |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Hal Burke and The Tune Twisters |
1935 |
Al Jolson BRD, Enric Madriguera and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Tony Sacco REC |
| |
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Should I Be Sweet? |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Vera Van |
1934 |
June Knight PRF, Marion Chase REC,REL |
|
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Silent Night |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Joseph Mohr, Franz Gruber, Haydn Quartet |
| |
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Sing a Little Jingle |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with The Boswell Sisters |
June 1931 |
Waring's Pennsylvanians - Vocal Refrain by The Three Waring Girls and Chorus |
| |
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Sleepy Head |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus George Beuler |
1934 |
Mills Brothers |
|
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Sleepy Lagoon |
Tony Martin with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1942 |
Eric Coates and Symphony Orchestra
Covered by (18 artists) |
|
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Small Fry |
Bing Crosby assisted by Johnny Mercer with Victor Young's Small Fryers |
1938 |
Bing Crosby, Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor BRD, Hal Kemp and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Judy Starr REC |
|
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Smile, Darn Ya, Smile |
Colonial Club Orchestra [Victor Young] |
1931 |
Carl Hayne & His Arcadians |
|
i |
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes |
Tommy Dorsey and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Tamara PRF, Gertrude Niesen with orchestral acc dir. by Ray Sinatra REC |
| |
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes |
Irene Dunne with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
August 1942 |
Tamara PRF, Gertrude Niesen with orchestral acc dir. by Ray Sinatra REC |
| |
i |
Soft Lights and Sweet Music |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
J. Harold Murray and Katherine Carrington |
|
|
Softly and Tenderly |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
Miss Hinkle and Mr. MacDonough |
|
|
Somebody Loves Me |
Benny Fields with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1952 |
Winnie Lightner PRF, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra REL |
| |
|
Somebody Loves Me |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Winnie Lightner PRF, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra REL |
|
|
Someone to Watch over Me |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Gertrude Lawrence REC,REL,PRF |
|
|
Soon |
Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Margaret Schilling and Jerry Goff |
| |
i |
Speak to Me of Love |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
Mlle Lucienne Boyer |
| |
i |
Spellbound |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1952 |
Miklós Rózsa |
| |
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Stardust |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Jane Rhodes |
1938 |
Hoagy Carmichael & His Pals, Chester Leighton & His Sophomores - Vocal Chorus by Chester Leighton |
| |
|
St. James Infirmary |
Dick Robertson with Carter's Orchestra |
1930 |
(unknown), (unknown), Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five |
|
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Stormy Weather |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
November 1941 |
Ethel Waters with Duke Ellington & His Orchestra PRF, Leo Reisman and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Harold Arlen REC |
|
|
Summertime (Lullaby) |
Anne Jamison with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Helen Jepson REL, Abbie Mitchell PRF, Abbie Mitchell under the direction of George Gershwin REC |
|
|
Swanee |
Judy Garland with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Jos. Samuels Dance Orchestra |
|
i |
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1944 |
(unknown) |
| |
|
Sweethearts (If You Ask Where Love Is Found) |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Christie Macdonald |
|
|
Sweethearts or Strangers |
Connie Boswell - Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
August 1941 |
Jimmie Davis with Charles Mitchell's Orchestra |
|
|
Sweet is the Word For You |
Bing Crosby and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 5, 1937 |
Unverified |
|
|
Sweet Sue - Just You |
Victor Young and His Orchestra with Connie Boswell |
1938 |
Charley Straight and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Sylvano |
| |
|
Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Cliff Weston |
|
|
Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Luther |
1935 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Cliff Weston |
|
|
Tell Me That You Love Me |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Milton Watson |
1935 |
Vittorio De Sica, Henry King and His Orchestra |
|
|
Thanks |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Scrappy Lambert |
1933 |
Bing Crosby with Jimmie Grier and His Orchestra |
|
|
Thanks a Million |
Dick Powell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
December 1935 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Johnny Hauser |
|
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That's Love - That's Why Darkies Were Born - Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries |
Victor Young and The Brunswick Orch. - Vocal Choruses by Bing Crosby, The Boswell Sisters, Connie … |
November 1931 |
Ben Bernie and His Orchestra REC, Ethel Merman PRF, Everett Marshall |
| |
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The 3rd Man Theme |
Victor Young and His Orchestra and Chorus and Don Cherry |
June 1950 |
Anton Karas, Freddy Martin and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Merv Griffin and The Martin Men |
|
i |
The Bad and the Beautiful |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1953 |
David Raksin |
|
|
The Call of the Canyon |
Tony Martin with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1940 |
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Frank Sinatra |
|
|
The Day You Came Along |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Scrappy Lambert |
1933 |
Judith Allen |
| |
|
The First Nowell |
Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1949 |
Tally-Ho! |
| |
i |
The High and the Mighty |
Victor Young |
1954 |
Unverified |
| |
|
The Kiss in Your Eyes |
Bing Crosby - Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
October 1947 |
Der Opernball Original Cast
Covered by (2 artists) |
|
|
The Lady in Red |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Milton Watson |
1935 |
Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Don Reid and Chorus REC, Wini Shaw, Judy Canova and Chorus BRD |
|
|
The Lamplighter's Serenade |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
March 1942 |
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle and The Modernaires REL, Frank Sinatra – Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl REC |
|
|
The Lamp of Memory |
Carol Bruce with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1942 |
Lupita Palomera - Orquesta Gonzalo Curiel
Covered by (6 artists) |
|
|
The Last Mile Home |
Bing Crosby with Ken Lane Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
July 1949 |
Gracie Fields |
|
|
The Last Round Up |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal by The Songsmiths (Victor Young) |
1933 |
Unverified |
|
|
The Last Round-Up |
Rex Allen and Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1955 |
George Olsen and His Music |
| |
|
The Last Time I Saw Paris |
Tony Martin with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1941 |
Kate Smith REC, Ann Sothern BRD |
| |
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The Lord's Prayer |
Dick Haymes with Lee Gordon's Quartet - orch. under dir. of Victor Young |
1950 |
(unknown), John Charles Thomas |
| |
|
The Man I Love |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Jane Rhodes |
1938 |
Marion Harris REC, Adele Astaire PRF |
|
|
The Man I Love |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Marion Harris REC, Adele Astaire PRF |
| |
i |
Theme From East of Eden |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
April 1963 |
Unverified |
|
i |
Theme from "The Medic" |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
March 1955 |
Les Baxter His Chorus and Orchestra |
|
i |
The Melba Waltz (Dream Time) |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1953 |
(unknown) |
|
|
The Ninety and Nine |
Andrews Sisters with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1951 |
(unknown) |
| |
|
The One Finger Melody (Yum-Dee-Da-Dee-Da) |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Joe Graydon and Chorus |
December 1950 |
(unknown) |
|
|
The One Rose (That's Left in My Heart) |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
April 1937 |
Dick McIntire's Harmony Hawaiians featuring Lani McIntire REL, Jimmie Rodgers with Lani McIntire's Hawaiians REC |
|
|
The Oregon Trail |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Luther |
1935 |
Jack Jackson and His Orchestra |
| |
|
There I Go Dreaming Again |
Victor Young & Brunswick Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Smith Ballew |
1932 |
George Olsen and His Music – Vocal Refrain by Ethel Shutta |
| |
i |
The River Seine |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
July 1950 |
(unknown) |
| |
|
The Rose in Her Hair |
Dick Powell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1948 |
Dick Powell BRD, Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Lew Sherwood REC |
|
|
These Foolish Things Remind Me of You |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Luther |
July 1936 |
Dorothy Dickson PRF, Turner Layton REC |
|
i |
The Song from Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart) |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
August 1953 |
(unknown) |
| |
i |
The Song From "The Caine Mutiny" (I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me) |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1954 |
Unverified |
|
|
The Star-Spangled Banner |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
July 1947 |
(unknown), George J. Gaskin |
|
|
The Streets of Laredo |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1949 |
Ray Noble and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Ken Carson and The Noblemen |
|
|
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine |
Rex Allen and Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
September 1956 |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
| |
|
The Very Thought of You |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus George Beuler |
1934 |
Al Bowlly |
| |
|
The Very Thought of You |
Kitty Carlisle with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
October 1944 |
Al Bowlly |
| |
|
The Way You Look Tonight |
Dixie Lee Crosby and Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
September 1936 |
Fred Astaire |
|
|
They Call the Wind Maria |
Gil Huston and Victor Young and His Chorus and Orchestra |
October 1951 |
Rufus Smith and Ensemble |
|
|
They Can't Take That Away from Me |
Connie Boswell with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Fred Astaire with Johnny Green and His Orchestra BRD, Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra – Vocal Refrain by Ozzie Nelson REC,REL |
|
|
They Didn't Believe Me |
Dick Haymes - Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
November 1945 |
Julia Sanderson and Donald Brian |
| |
|
They Didn't Believe Me |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Dick Robertson |
1934 |
Julia Sanderson and Donald Brian |
| |
|
They Didn't Believe Me |
Irene Dunne with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
October 1942 |
Julia Sanderson and Donald Brian |
| |
|
Thine Alone |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
(unknown) |
| |
|
This Heart of Mine |
Judy Garland with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
March 22, 1945 |
Fred Astaire BRD, Louis Prima and His Orchestra - Vocal by Lilyann Carol REC,REL |
| |
|
This Little Piggie Went to Market |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Jane Vance |
1934 |
(unknown), Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Lew Sherwood |
|
|
Till the End of Time |
Dick Haymes with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1945 |
(unknown), Les Brown and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Doris Day |
| |
|
Till the Lights of London Shine Again |
Tony Martin with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
January 1941 |
Geraldo and The Savoy Hotel Orchestra |
|
|
Too Young |
Patty Andrews with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Louanne Hogan |
| |
|
Toyland |
Rudy Vallée with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Tom-Tom & Male Chorus |
| |
i |
Toy Tiger |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
September 1955 |
Johnny Long and His Chorus and Orchestra |
|
|
Twilight on the Trail |
Rex Allen the Voice of the West with Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
1956 |
Bing Crosby REC,REL, Fuzzy Knight, aided by Nigel Bruce (humming) and Fred MacMurray (whistling) BRD |
| |
|
Until the Real Thing Comes Along |
Dixie Lee Crosby with Victor Young & His Orchestra |
1936 |
Ethel Waters, Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy - Vocal Chorus by Pha Terrell |
|
|
Vienna Dreams |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Tommy Harris |
1937 |
(unknown), (unknown) |
|
|
'Way Down Yonder in New Orleans |
Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1952 |
Margaret Young |
| |
i |
What'll I Do |
Victor Young and His Singing Strings |
November 1950 |
Grace Moore & John Steel PRF, Carl Fenton's Orchestra (Walter Haenschen) REC |
|
|
What's the Use of Wond'rin' |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1945 |
Jan Clayton with Carousel Orchestra under direction of Joseph Littau |
| |
|
When Day Is Done |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
February 1941 |
Kammersänger C. Richard Tauber, Harry Pollock & His Club Maurice Diamonds – Vocal Chorus, Arthur Hall |
|
|
When Did You Leave Heaven? |
Frances Langford with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1936 |
Tony Martin [US1] |
| |
|
When I Fall in Love |
Jeri Southern with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
June 1952 |
Victor Young
Covered by (413 artists) |
|
|
When Is Sometime? |
Rhonda Fleming with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
March 1949 |
Rhonda Fleming |
| |
|
When It's Springtime in the Rockies |
Dick Robertson with Carter's Orchestra |
1930 |
Bud and Joe Billings (Carson Robison, Frank Luther) |
| |
|
When the White Azaleas Start Blooming |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
June 1942 |
Bud Billings (Frank Luther) |
| |
|
When You're Away |
Bing Crosby with Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra |
1939 |
Grace Kerns |
|
|
Where or When |
Dick Haymes - Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
November 1945 |
Ruby Newman & His Rainbow Room Orch. featuring Ray Heatherton REC, Ray Heatherton & Mitzi Green PRF |
| |
|
Where the River Shannon Flows |
Bing Crosby with The King's Men and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
February 1941 |
The Russell Brothers [US2] PRF, Harry Macdonough REL |
|
|
While the Angelus Was Ringing |
Dick Haymes and Victor Young and His Orchestra with Jeffry Alexander Chorus |
March 1949 |
Edith Piaf & Les compagnons de la chanson, Frank Sinatra – Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl |
|
|
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf |
Victor Young and His Orchestra – Vocal by The Songsmiths (Victor Young) |
1933 |
Unverified |
| |
|
Why Do I Love You? |
Tony Martin and Frances Langford with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
February 1946 |
Norma Terris, Howard Marsh, Charles Winninger & Edna May Oliver PRF, Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra REC,REL |
| |
|
Why Do I Love You? |
Countess Albani & Frank Munn with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Norma Terris, Howard Marsh, Charles Winninger & Edna May Oliver PRF, Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra REC,REL |
| |
|
Why Was I Born? |
Irene Dunne with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1941 |
Helen Morgan REC,REL,PRF |
|
|
Will You Remember |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Tommy Harris |
1937 |
Peggy Wood, Charles Purcell |
| |
|
You Are Love |
James Melton with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1946 |
Howard Marsh and Norma Terris |
|
|
You Are My Love |
Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1950 |
Jerry Wayne and The Waynedrops |
|
|
You Are My Lucky Star |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young |
1935 |
Archie Bleyer and His Orchestra |
| |
|
You Are My Sunshine |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
July 1941 |
The Pine Ridge Boys |
| |
|
You Came Along from out of Nowhere |
Helen Forrest with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1945 |
Smith Ballew & His Orchestra |
| |
|
You Do Something to Me |
Marlene Dietrich with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1940 |
William Gaxton & Genevieve Tobin |
|
|
You Forgot About Me |
Connie Boswell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Unverified |
|
|
You Go to My Head |
Marlene Dietrich with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1940 |
Larry Clinton and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Bea Wain |
| |
|
You're All I Want for Christmas |
Bing Crosby with Ken Lane Singers and Victor Young and His Orchestra |
October 1949 |
Kid Thomas and His Algiers Stompers, Frankie Laine and Carl Fischer's Orchestra |
|
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You're an Old Smoothie |
Victor Young and His Serenaders - Vocal Chorus by Billy Hughes and Lee Wiley |
1933 |
Ethel Merman and Jack Haley |
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You're the Moment of a Lifetime |
Bing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young |
1941 |
Pedro Vargas con la orquesta de Maestro Esparza Oteo, Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye - Vocal Refrain by Arthur Wright |
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Your Eyes Have Told Me So |
Dick Haymes with Victor Young and His Orchestra |
1950 |
Gladys Rice |
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You Were Meant for Me |
Connee Boswell with Orchestra directed by Victor Young (Connie Boswell, Victor Young) |
1941 |
Unverified |
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Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart |
Victor Young and His Orchestra - Hal Burke and The Tune Twisters |
1935 |
Hal LeRoy & Eunice Healy PRF, Richard Himber and His Ritz-Carlton Orch. - Vocal Refrain by Joey Nash REC |
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Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart |
Judy Garland accompanied by Victor Young and His Orchestra |
May 1940 |
Hal LeRoy & Eunice Healy PRF, Richard Himber and His Ritz-Carlton Orch. - Vocal Refrain by Joey Nash REC |
