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Artist: Al Jolson

Al Jolson
Aliases: Al Jolson With Orchestra
Real name:Asa Yoelson
Born:May 26, 1886
Died:October 23, 1950
Country:United States
See also:
Blue Skies

California

Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away)

Performances

Originals

Title Performer Date Covered by
1 April Showers Al Jolson 1921 (15 artists)
2 California, Here I Come Al Jolson 1924 (2 artists)
3 You Made Me Love You Al Jolson 1913 (17 artists)

Covers

Title Performer Date First release by
1 Are You Lonesome Tonight? Al Jolson 1950 Ned Jakobs
2 Avalon Al Jolson 1920
3 Carolina in the Morning Al Jolson with Morris Stoloff & His Orchestra 1947
4 Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) Al Jolson With Orchestra 1929

Other

Title Performer Date
1 It All Depends on You Al Jolson 1925-01-07
2 Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo' Bye) Al Jolson 1921-10-06
3 You Are too Beautiful Al Jolson 1933-02-03

Songs Credited

Original Songs

Title Written by
1 California, Here I Come Joseph Meyer, B.G. DeSylva, Al Jolson
2 Me and My Shadow Billy Rose, Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson

Adapted Songs

Title Written by Originals
1 Avalon B.G. DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose E lucevan le stelle

Media

Audio singles

Title Artist Date Label
1 April Showers - Weep No More My Mammy Al Jolson - Vernon Dalhart 1921 Columbia
2 Are You Lonesome Tonight? Al Jolson 1950 Decca
3 Avalon - Old Pal, Why Don't You Answer Me? Al Jolson - Henry Burr 1920 Columbia
4 Carolina in the Morning Al Jolson with Morris Stoloff & His Orchestra 1947 Decca
5 I'm Goin' South Al Jolson 1924 Brunswick
6 Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) Al Jolson With Orchestra 1929 Brunswick
7 You Made Me Love You Al Jolson 1913 Columbia

Tributes

Title Artist Date Label
1 The Jazz Swinger - Wooody Sings, The Herd Swings Jolson Woody Herman and His Swingin' Herd 1966 Columbia
2 You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet Jackie Wilson 1961 Brunswick
3 You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet Eddie Fisher 1968 RCA Victor

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