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American composers and lyricists sing, play, and conduct their own songs

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New World Records
Language
English

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Subjects
Popular music, Music, Popular (Songs, etc.), United States
Places
United States
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1977, New World Records
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Table of Contents

The enchantress -- Victor Herbert and his orchestra -- (4:13)
Hello! ma baby -- Joe Howard ; Gene Kardos and his orchestra -- (3:12)
Loveless love -- W.C. Handy's orchestra -- (3:15)
Like he loves me -- Beatrice Lillie ; Vincent Youmans -- (3:11)
Someone to watch over me -- George Gershwin -- (3:10)
Star dust -- Hoagy Carmichael ; Artie Bernstein ; Spike Jones -- (2:29)
Honeysuckle rose -- Fats Waller -- (3:07)
Mood indigo -- The Jungle Band ; Duke Ellington -- (2:56)
Anything goes -- Cole Porter -- (3:09)
Strip polka -- Johnny Mercer ; Paul Weston and his orchestra -- (2:57)
Sunday in the park -- Harold Rome -- (1:41)
You are never away -- Richard Rodgers ; Mary Martin -- (3:44)
A sleepin' bee -- Harold Arlen -- (4:44)
Anyone can whistle -- Stephen Sondheim -- (1:47)
If my friends could see me now -- Cy Coleman-- (2:42).

Edition Notes

At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.

Discographical information, program notes by Nat Shapiro, words of some of the songs, bibliography, and discography ([4] p. : ports.) bound in container.

Forms part of: Marshall F. Granros Collection.

Victor Herbert and his orchestra ; Joe Howard, vocals ; Gene Kardos and his orchestra ; W.C. Handy's orchestra ; Beatrice Lillie, vocals ; Vincent Youmans, piano ; George Gershwin, piano ; Hoagy Carmichael, vocals, whistling, piano ; Artie Bernstein, double bass ; Spike Jones, drums ; Fats Waller, piano ; The Jungle Band ; Duke Ellington, piano ; Cole Porter, vocals and piano ; Johnny Mercer, vocals ; Paul Weston and his orchestra ; Harold Rome, vocals, piano ; Mary Martin, vocals ; Richard Rodgers, piano ; John Lesko, conductor ; Harold Arlen ; Peter Matz, conductor ; Stephen Sondheim, vocals, piano ; Cy Coleman, vocals.

Recorded 1912-1973.

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New York, N.Y
Series
Recorded anthology of American music, Recorded anthology of American music

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
780.973
Library of Congress
M1630.18

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Pagination
1 audio disc

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL38626460M
LCCN
77750586
OCLC/WorldCat
3490775

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