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I Remember You `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

I Remember You Frank Ifield Written by Victor Schertzinger and Johnny Mercer Peaked at # 5 in 1962 (Cover version of the song that originally appeared in the 1942 movie "The Fleet's In" starring

My Sister And I `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

My sister and I remember still A tulip garden by an old Dutch mill, And the home that was all our own until ... But we don't talk about that.

I Get Along Without You Very Well `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

I Get Along Without You Very Well Jimmy Dorsey Words by Jane Brown thompson and music by Hoagy Carmichael. Composed by Carmichael several years after being given Mrs.

When They Ask About You `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

When I go for a walk And meet old friends we knew, We sit around and talk, Then they ask about you, What's the good if I say That you and I are thru, I tell them you're okay When they ask about

Amapola `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

AMAPOLA (PRETTY LITTLE POPPY) Jimmy Dorsey - words by Albert Gamse, music by Joseph M.

High On A Windy Hill `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

High On A Windy Hill Glenn Miller And His Orchestra V/Ray Eberle High on a windy hill I feel my heart stand still All I can hear you calling my name Into a misty blue I go in search of you

The Things I Love `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

The Things I Love Jimmy Dorsey Music and Lyrics by Harris and Barlow The glow of sunset in the summer skies, The golden flicker of the fire flies, The gleam of love light in your lovely eyes,

I Should Care `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

I Should Care -Artist: Nat King Cole -Words and Music by Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, and Paul Weston -from the film "Thrill Of A Romance" starring Esther Williams and Van Johnson -charted in 1945

I Hear A Rhapsody `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

I HEAR A RHAPSODY Jimmy Dorsey - words and music by George Fragos, Jack Baker and Dick Gasparre And when I hear you call So softly to me I don't hear a call at all I hear a rhapsody And when

Yours `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

YOURS Jimmy Dorsey Yours till the stars have no glory Yours till the birds fail to sing Yours to the end of life's story, This pledge to you, dear, I bring.

Breeze And I `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

The Breeze and I - words by Al Stillman, music by Ernesto Lecuona - music written in 1929 as a piano piece called "Andaluza", part of the Andalucia Suite by the Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona - words

Green Eyes `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Green Eyes Jimmy Dorsey English lyrics by E.

Perfidia `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

PERFIDIA (TONIGHT) Jimmy Dorsey To you my heart cries out "Perfidia," For I found you, the love of my life, In somebody else's arms Your eyes are echoing "Perfidia," Forgetful of our promise

Besame Mucho `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

AME MUCHO Jimmy Dorsey - English words by Sunny Skylar - Spanish words and music by Consuelo Velazquez B?ame, b?ame mucho Each time I cling to your kiss, I hear music divine B?

Star Eyes `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Star Eyes Jimmy Dorsey Music by Gene De Paul Lyrics ?

All This And Heaven Too `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

You give me your lips And your lips are so heavenly Stars in the sky are all free And they shine for me So does the moon in the blue All this is mine and heaven too You give me your arms And

So Rare `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

So Rare Andy Williams Words ands Music by John Rufus Sharpe and Jerry Herst Charted in 1937 by Gus Arnheim (# 2) and Guy Lombardo (# 3) and a # 2 hit for Jimmy Dorsey in 1957 (So rare, so rare

Theyre Either Too Young Or Too Old `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

They're Either Too Young or Too Old Tommy Dorsey Words by Frank Loesser and music by Arthur Schwartz. Introduced by Bette Davis in the 1945 film "Thank Your Lucky Stars."

Blue Champagne `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Blue Champagne Jimmy Dorsey Written by Grady Watts and Frank Ryerson #1 week of September 27, 1941 Blue Champagne - purple shadows and Blue Champagne, With the echoes that still remain I keep

Deep Purple `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Deep Purple Jimmy Dorsey When the deep purple falls over sleepy garden walls. And the stars begin to flicker in the sky. Through the mist of a memory, you wander back to me.

Maria Elena `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

MARIA ELENA Jimmy Dorsey - English words by S.K.

Jersey Bounce `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Tiny Bradshaw, and Edward Johnson - As sung by Ella Fitzgerald, who did NOT chart it - Most popular version, by Benny Goodman, hit # 1 in 1942, was an instrumental - Also charted that same year by Jimmy

This Is Worth Fighting For `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

I saw a peaceful old valley With a carpet of corn for a floor And I heard a voice within me whisper This is worth fighting for, I saw a little old cabin and the river that flowed by the door

The Love Bug Will Bite You `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

The love bug will bite you If you don't watch out.

Change Partners `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

CHANGE PARTNERS Fred Astaire (Irving Berlin) Must you dance every dance with the same fortunate man? You have danced with him since the music began.

My Ideal `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

My Ideal Jimmy Dorsey Will I ever find the girl on my mind, The one who is my ideal Maybe she's a dream, and yet she might be Just around the corner waiting for me.

Six Lessons From Madame Lazonga `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

SIX LESSONS FROM MADAME LA ZONGA Jimmy Dorsey 젨 Six lessons from Madame La Zonga You'll do the rhumba and the new La Conga Six lessons in Madame's cabana And you'll develop your hip and

Full Moon `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Full moon, when love is in flower, You're bursting with pride filled with power; Full moon, when kisses are tender, Don't think it's because of your splendor, Full moon, I know what romance is,

Is It True What They Say About Dixie `Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra`

Jimmy Dorsey (Irving Caesar, Sammy Lerner & Gerald Marks) Is it true what they say about Dixie? Does the sun really shine all the time? Do the sweet magnolias blossom at everybody's door?

Imagination `Tommy Dorsey`

Imagination Artist: Frank Sinatra w/Tommy Dorsey Orchestra뾣rom the CD 밫ommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra-Stardust?