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Autumn Leaves |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Jacques Prévert, Johnny Mercer, Joseph Kosma |
Originally by Yves Montand BRD, Cora Vaucaire - Au piano : M. Philippe-Gérard REL, Jo Stafford with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney |
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Candy |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Mack David |
Originally by Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers with Paul Weston and His Orchestra |
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I Had the Craziest Dream |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Harry Warren, Mack Gordon |
Originally by Tony Martin with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young REC, Harry James and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Helen Forrest BRD |
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I'm Glad There Is You |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Jimmy Dorsey, Paul Madeira |
Originally by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra |
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It Had to Be You |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Gus Kahn, Isham Jones |
Originally by The Ambassadors [US2] |
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Laura |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
David Raksin, Johnny Mercer |
Originally by Alfred Newman, Woody Herman and His Orchestra |
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Pennies from Heaven |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Arthur Johnston, Johnny Burke [US] |
Originally by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Lew Sherwood REC, Bing Crosby BRD |
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Route 66! |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Bobby Troup |
Originally by The King Cole Trio |
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Stella by Starlight |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Ned Washington, Victor Young |
Originally by Victor Young and His Concert Orchestra - Ray Turner at the Piano REC,REL, Victor Young and His Orchestra BRD, Dick Haymes and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra |
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Sunday |
The Four Freshmen with Trombone Choir conducted by Pete Rugolo |
Bennie Krueger, Chester Conn, Jule Styne, Ned Miller [US1] |
Originally by Abe Lyman's California Orchestra |
