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| The 1930's produced some of the most memorable songs in music history, by such famous composers as Sammy Fain, Cole Porter, Hoagy Carmichael, and Jerome Kern. Included in this collection are 101 musical selections for you to play on your organ, piano or electronic keyboard. This book is arranged in the "EZ Play Today" format, and features the melody line (with large, easy to read notes!), lyrics, and chord symbols. If you're "In The Mood" for some great music, order your copy of this wonderful book right away. "Essential Songs Of The 1930s" weighs 27.84 oz. |
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| All The Things You Are - Written by: Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern - From: "Very Warm For May" - ©1939 April In Paris - Written by: E.Y. Harburg and Vernon Duke - ©1932 Autumn In New York - Written by: Vernon Duke - ©1934 Between The Devil And The Deep Blues Dea - Written by: Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen - From: "Rhythmania" - ©1931 Cherokee (Indian Love Song) - Written by: Ray Noble - ©1938 Beyond The Blue Horizon - Written by: Leo Robin, Richard A. Whiting, and W. Franke Harling - From: "The Paramount Picture Monte Carlo" - ©1930 Body And Soul - Written by: Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton, and John Green - ©1930 Caravan - Written by: Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Juan Tizol - From: "Sophisticated Ladies" - ©1937 Change Partners - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The RKO Radio Motion Picture Carefree" - ©1937 Cheek To Cheek - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The RKO Radio Motion Picture Top Hat" - ©1935 Cocktails For Two - Written by: Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow - From: "The Paramount Picture Murder At The Vanities" - ©1934 Easy Living - Written by: Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger - From: "The Paramount Picture Easy Living" - ©1937 Don't Blame Me - Written by: Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh - ©1932 East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) - Written by: Brooks Bowman - ©1934 Easter Parade - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "As Thousands Cheer/Featured In The Motion Picture Irving Berlin's Easter Parade" - ©1933 Easy To Love (You'd Be So Easy To Love) - Written by: Cole Porter - From: "Born To Dance" - ©1936 Falling In Love Again (Can't Help It) - Written by: Sammy Lerner and Frederick Hollander - From: "The Paramount Picture The Blue Angel" - ©1930 Falling In Love With Love - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "The Boys From Syracuse" - ©1938 A Fine Romance - Written by: Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern - From: "Swing Time" - ©1936 The Folks Who Live On The Hill - Written by: Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern - From: "High, Wide And Handsome" - ©1937 The Glory Of Love - Written by: Billy Hill - From: "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" - ©1936 For All We Know - Written by: Sam M. Lewis and J. Fred Coots - ©1934 Georgia On My Mind - Written by: Stuart Gorrell and Hoagy Carmichael - ©1930 Harbor Lights - Written by: Jimmy Kennedy and Hugh Williams - ©1937 Heart And Soul - Written by: Frank Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael - From: "The Paramount Short Subject A Song Is Born" - ©1938 I Can't Get Started With You - Written by: Ira Gershwin and Vernon Duke - From: "Ziegfeld Follies" - ©1935 Heartaches - Written by: John Klenner and Al Hoffman - ©1931 Honeysuckle Rose - Written by: Andy Razaf and Thomas "Fats" Waller - From: "Ain't Misbehavin'/Tin Pan Alley" - ©1929 How Deep Is The Ocean (How High Is The Sky) - Written by: Irving Berlin - ©1932 I Can Dream, Can't I? - Written by: Irving Kahal and Sammy Fain - ©1937 I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance - Written by: Bing Crosby, Ned Washington, and Victor Young - ©1932 I Found A Million Dollar Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) - Written by: Billy Rose, Mort Dixon, and Harry Warren - From: "Funny Lady" - ©1931 I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart - Written by: Duke Ellington, Henry Nemo, John Redmond, and Irving Mills - ©1938 I Won't Dance - Written by: Jimmy McHugh, Doroth Fields, Jerome Kern, and Oscar Hammerstein II - From: "Roberta" - ©1934 I Like The Likes Of You - Written by: E.Y. Harburg and Vernon Duke - ©1933 I'll Be Seeing You - Written by: Irving Kahal and Sammy Fain - From: "Right This Way" - ©1938 I'll Never Smile Again - Written by: Ruth Lowe - ©1939 I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The Motion Picture Follow The Fleet" - ©1936 I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The 20th Centry Fox Motion Picture On The Avenue" - ©1936 I've Got The World On A String - Written by: Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen - ©1932 In The Mood - Written by: Joe Garland - ©1939 I've Got You Under My Skin - Written by: Cole Porter - From: "Born To Dance" - ©1936 In A Sentimental Mood - Written by: Irving Mills, Duke Ellington, and Manny Kurtz - ©1935 In The Still Of The Night - Written by: Cole Porter - From: "Rosalie/Night And Day" - ©1937 Isn't It Romantic? - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "The Paramount Picture Love Me Tonight" - ©1932 It's A Big Wide Wonderful World - Written by: John Rox - ©1939 It's Easy To Remember - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "The Paramount Picture Mississippi" - ©1934 It's De-Lovely - Written by: Cole Porter - From: "Red, Hot And Blue!" - ©1936 It's Only A Paper Moon - Written by: Billy Rose, E.Y. Harburg, and Harold Arlen - From: "The Musical Production The Great Magoo" - ©1933 It's The Talk Of The Town - Written by: Marty Symes, Al Neiburg, and Herry Livingston - ©1933 June In January - Written by: Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger - From: "The Paramount Picture Here Is My Heart" - ©1934 Just A Gigolo - Written by: Julius Brammer, Irving Caesar, and Leonello Casucci - ©1930 Just One More Chance - Written by: Sam Coslow and Arthur Johnston - ©1931 The Lady Is A Tramp - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Babes In Arms/Words And Music" - ©1937 The Lady's In Love With You - Written by: Frank Loesser and Burton Lane - From: "The Paramount Picture Some Like It Hot" - ©1939 Lazy River - Written by: Hoagy Carmichael and Sidney Arodin - From: "The Best Years Of Our Lives" - ©1931 Let's Face The Music And Dance - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The Motion Picture Follow The Fleet" - ©1935 Love In Bloom - Written by: Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger - From: "The Paramount Picture She Loves Me Not/The Jack Benny Show" - ©1934 Little Girl Blue - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Jumbo" - ©1935 Little White Lies - Written by: Walter Donaldson - ©1930 Love Is Just Around The Corner - Written by: Leo Robin and Lewis E. Gensler - From: "The Paramount Picture Here Is My Heart" - ©1934 Lovely To Look At - Written by: Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields, and Jerome Kern - ©1935 Lover - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "The Paramount Picture Love Me Tonight" - ©1932 Mood Indigo - Written by: Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Albany Bigard - From: "Sophisticated Ladies" - ©1931 Moonglow - Written by: Will Hudson, Eddie DeLange, and Irving Mills - ©1934 My Baby Just Cares For Me - Written by: Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson - From: "Whoopee!" - ©1930 My Funny Valentine - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Babes In Arms" - ©1937 My Heart Belongs TO Daddy - Written by: Cole Porter - From: "Leave It To Me" - ©1938 My Old Flame - Written by: Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow - From: "The Paramount Picture Belle Of The Nineties" - ©1934 My Romance - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Jumbo" - ©1935 My Silent Love - Written by: Edward Heyman and Dana Suesse - ©1932 The Nearness Of You - Written by: Ned Washington and Hoagy Carmichael - From: "The Paramount Picture Romance In The Dark" - ©1937 On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Written by: Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh - ©1930 Out Of Nowhere - Written by: Edward Heyman and Johnny Green - From: "The Paramount Picture Dude Ranch" - ©1931 Pennies From Heaven - Written by: John Burke and Arthur Johnston - From: "Pennies From Heaven" - ©1936 Pistol Packin' Papa - Written by: Jimmie Rodgers and Waldo O'Neal - ©1931 Poinciana (Song Of The Tree) - Written by: Buddy Bernier and Nat Simon - ©1936 Thanks For The Memory - Written by: Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger - From: "The Paramount Picture Big Broadcast Of 1938" - ©1937 Puttin' On The Ritz - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The Motion Picture Puttin' On The Ritz" - ©1928 Rockin' Chair - Written by: Hoagy Carmichael - ©1929 Say It Isn't So - Written by: Irving Berlin - ©1932 September Song - Written by: Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill - From: "The Musical Play Knickerbocker Holiday" - ©1938 Sing, You Sinners - Written by: Sam Coslow and W. Franke Harling - From: "The Paramount Picture Honey/Theme From The Paramount Picture Sing, You Sinner" - ©1930 Small Fry - Written by: Frank Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael - From: "The Paramount Picture Sing, You Sinners" - ©1938 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Written by: Otto Harbach and Jerome Kern - From: "Roberta" - ©1933 Soft Lights And Sweet Music - Written by: Irving Berlin - From: "The Stage Production Face The Music" - ©1931 The Song Is You - Written by: Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern - From: "Music In The Air" - ©1932 Stormy Weather (Keeps Rainin' All The Time) - Written by: Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen - From: "Cotton Club Parade Of 1933/Featured In The Motion Picture Stormy Weather" - ©1933 Ten Cents A Dance - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Simple Simon" - ©1930 There Is No Greater Love - Written by: Marty Symes and Isham Jones - ©1936 There's A Small Hotel - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "On Your Toes" - ©1936 This Can't Be Love - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "The Boys From Syracuse" - ©1938 Undecided - Written by: Sid Robin and Charles Shavers - ©1939 The Very Thought Of You - Written by: Ray Noble - ©1934 The Way You Look Tonight - Written by: Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern - From: "Swing Time" - ©1936 What's New - Written by: Johnny Burke and Bob Haggart - ©1939 Where Or When - Written by: Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers - From: "Babes In Arms" - ©1937 Yesterdays - Written by: Otto Harbach and Jerome Kern - From: "Roberta/Lovely To Look At" - ©1933 You Are My Sunshine - Written by: Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell - ©1930 You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me - Written by: Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal, and Pierre Norman - From: "The Paramount Picture The Big Pond" - ©1930 Two Sleepy People - Written by: Frank Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael - From: "The Paramount Picture Thanks For The Memory" - ©1938 |
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