Appendix 18 · Song list, A–Z

2485 entries

A complete alphabetical listing of the 2,485 songs catalogued in sinatraology.com's Song index -- sinatraology.com's broader American Songbook reference catalog, not limited to titles Sinatra himself recorded. For each entry, where documented: composer/lyricist/translator credits (including original-language lyrics and later translations), the film, stage show, album, or other production the song was written for or introduced in, who first introduced it, alternate/translated/misspelled title variants, and cross-references to any medleys the song appears in or is composed of. Distinct from Appendix 5 (the sinatradiscography.com song list) and Appendix 2 (the auto-generated index of songs appearing in the main chronology).

"Father Time - Best of 1945" medley (1945)

Music: Harold Arlen, Johannes Brahms, Les Brown, Duke Ellington, Dave Franklin, Johnny Hodges, Ben Homer, Harry James, Johnny Mercer, David Raskin, Richard Rodgers, James Royce Shannon, Jule Styne, Irving Taylor; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Dave Franklin, Don George, Bud Green, Oscar Hammerstein II, Natalia MacFerren, Johnny Mercer, James Royce Shannon, Irving Taylor; German lyrics [original]: Johannes Brahms

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers

Contains (medley of): Dream (When You're Feeling Blue); Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's an Irish Lullaby); Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; I'm Beginning to See the Light; If I Loved You; Sentimental Journey; Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Laura; Lily Belle; Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby)

"Fill Her Up" Texaco jingle

Lyrics: unknown

"Finian's Rainbow" Overture (1963)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Contains (medley of): If This Isn't Love; How Are Things in Glocca Morra?; Old Devil Moon; Look to the Rainbow; That Great Come-and-Get It Day

"Frankie and Ginny" skit (1944)

Music: Harry Akst, Gene De Paul, George Gershwin, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Geo P. Knauff, Carmen Lombardo, Richard Rodgers, Harry Warren, traditional; Lyrics: Mort Dixon, Ira Gershwin, Mack Gordon, Oscar Hammerstein II, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Gus Kahn, Geo P. Knauff, Sam M. Lewis, Don Raye, Joe Young, traditional, unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Ginny Simms, Dinah Shore and Ken Carpenter

Contains (medley of): Frankie and Johnny; Wait for the Wagon; You'll Never Know; People Will Say We're in Love; Frankie and Johnny; Take It Off; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny; Dinah; Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me; I Love You Truly; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny; I Love You Truly; The Man I Love; He's My Guy; My Heart Tells Me; You're My Everything; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny

"Frankie and Ginny" skit [shortened version] (1945)

Music: George Gershwin, Harry Warren, traditional; Lyrics: Mort Dixon, Ira Gershwin, Joe Young, traditional, unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Ginny Simms and Frances Langford

Contains (medley of): Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny; Take It Off; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny; The Man I Love; You're My Everything; Frankie and Johnny; Frankie and Johnny

"Guys and Dolls" Overture (1963)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Contains (medley of): Guys and Dolls; If I Were a Bell; A Bushel and A Peck; Luck Be a Lady; I've Never Been in Love Before

"Kiddie Album" parody medley (1963)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, Joe Burke, Richard Dehr, Walter Donaldson, Jimmy Eaton, Stephen Foster, Terry Gilkyson, Mickey Leader, Frank Miller, James V. Monaco, Cole Porter, Harry Revel, Richard Rodgers, Terry Shand, Wallace Willis, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Richard Dehr, Al Dubin, Jimmy Eaton, Stephen Foster, Terry Gilkyson, Mack Gordon, Lorenz Hart, Gus Kahn, Mickey Leader, Joseph A. McCarthy, Frank Miller, Cole Porter, Terry Shand, Stephen Sondheim, Wallace Willis

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Marianne; Dance with a Dolly (With a Hole in Her Stocking); You Are Too Beautiful; You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It); Carolina in the Morning; Beautiful Dreamer; Dancing with Tears in My Eyes; Maria; Try a Little Tenderness; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?

"Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate] (1963)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, Joe Burke, Richard Dehr, Walter Donaldson, Stephen Foster, George Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Miller, Cole Porter, Harry Revel, Wallace Willis, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Richard Dehr, Al Dubin, Stephen Foster, Ira Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, Mack Gordon, Gus Kahn, Frank Miller, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim, Wallace Willis

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Marianne; Love Walked In; Carolina in the Morning; Beautiful Dreamer; Dancing with Tears in My Eyes; Maria; Try a Little Tenderness; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?

"Kiss Me Kate" Overture (1963)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): Another Op'nin', Another Show; So in Love; Always True to You In My Fashion; Why Can't You Behave?; Too Darn Hot

"Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch (1945)

Music: Lionel Belasco, Isham Jones, Ralph Rainger, Jule Styne, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Lord Invader, Gus Kahn, Johnny Mercer, Leo Robin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and The Andrews Sisters

Contains (medley of): Two Sleepy People; It's Been a Long, Long Time; On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe; I Fall in Love Too Easily; The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else); I Begged Her; Rum and Coca-Cola

"Mammy's Little Frankie" (Shortnin' Bread parody) (1945)

Music: James Whitcomb Riley; Lyrics: James Whitcomb Riley

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Shortnin' Bread

"Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit (1944)

Music: Harold Arlen, Walter Donaldson, Sammy Fain, Fred Fisher, George Gershwin, John Kellette, Jimmy McHugh, James A. Nall, Cole Porter, Rudy Vallée, Jimmy Van Heusen, Albert Von Tilzer, Kurt Weill, Leon Zimmerman, traditional; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Ada Benson, James Brockman, Johnny Burke, Al Dexter, Walter Donaldson, Ira Gershwin, Irving Kahal, James Kendis, Ted Koehler, Junie McCree, James A. Nall, Ogden Nash, Cole Porter, Rudy Vallée, Nat Vincent, Leon Zimmerman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Cass Daley and Bob Burns

Contains (medley of): Put Your Arms Around Me Honey; Pistol Packin' Mama; I'm Just a Vagabond Lover; Sunday, Monday or Always; Say a Prayer for the Boys Over There; Your Feet's Too Big; The Music Stopped; Embraceable You; Speak Low; Night and Day; You're Driving Me Crazy; I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles; I'll Be Seeing You; Tess's Torch Song (I Had A Man)

"My Romance" skit (1945)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby, George Gershwin, María Grever, Hugh Martin, Theodore Morse, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, James Royce Shannon, Roy Turk, Spencer Williams, traditional; Lyrics: Stanley Adams, Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Ralph Blane, Richard H. Buck, Bing Crosby, Ira Gershwin, Roger A. Graham, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, James Royce Shannon, Roy Turk, traditional; Spanish lyrics [original]: María Grever

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

Contains (medley of): My Romance; Dear Old Girl; What a Diff'rence a Day Made; You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To; I Ain't Got Nobody; Remember [Irving Berlin]; Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day); Mademoiselle from Armentières; Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's an Irish Lullaby); Embraceable You; The Trolley Song; My Romance

"Sammy & His Friends" medley (1966)

Music: Harold Arlen, Harry Barris, Joe Bushkin, James Cavanaugh, Duke Ellington, Byron Gay, Marco H. Hellman, Jerome Kern, Turner Layton, Russ Morgan, Maceo Pinkard, Larry Stock, Billy Strayhorn, Doris Tauber, William Tracy; Lyrics: James Cavanaugh, Henry Creamer, John DeVries, Byron Gay, Oscar Hammerstein II, Marco H. Hellman, Ted Koehler, Billy Moll, Russ Morgan, Maceo Pinkard, Bob Russell, Joya Sherrill, Larry Stock, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Four or Five Times; Don't Get Around Much Anymore; I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good); The Song Is You; After You've Gone; Them There Eyes; I've Got the World on a String; Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (and Dream Your Troubles Away); Do Nothing till You Hear from Me; Take the "A" Train; Oh! Look at Me Now; You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

"Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful" (1945)

Music: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere, Jimmy Campbell, George M. Cohan, Reginald Connelly, Sammy Fain, Will Grosz, Clarence Kinney, Edward Riley, Julián Robledo, Richard Rodgers, Dana Suesse, Percy Wenrich; Lyrics: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere, Lew Brown, Jimmy Campbell, George M. Cohan, Reginald Connelly, George E. Hamilton, Oscar Hammerstein II, Howard Johnson, Irving Kahal, Jimmy Kennedy, Clarence Kinney, Ray W. Lockard, Billy Rose, Dorothy Terriss

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Other titles: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You Are So Beautiful" (Alternate)

Contains (medley of): Over There; That Old Feeling; Red Sails in the Sunset; Where Do We Go From Here?; Three O'Clock in the Morning; Show Me the Way to Go Home; Holoholo Ka'a; How Come You Do Me Like You Do?; Iowa Corn Song; Oklahoma!; The Night Is Young and You Are So Beautiful

"South Pacific" Overture (1963)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Contains (medley of): Bali Ha'i; There Is Nothin' Like A Dame; A Wonderful Guy; Some Enchanted Evening; Bali Ha'i

"The Singing District Attorney" sketch (1944)

Music: Arthur Altman, Harold Arlen, Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence, Johnny Mercer, Ogden Nash

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All or Nothing at All; That Old Black Magic; Speak Low

'O sole mio (1898)

Music: Alfredo Mazzucchi, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Giovanni Capurro

Other titles: O Sole Mio (Alternate)

'S Wonderful (1927)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Funny Face (musical)

Introduced by: Adele Astaire and Allen Kearns

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

'Til Reveille (1941)

Music: Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth; Lyrics: Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth

Introduced by: Kay Kyser

(Ah the Apple Trees) When the World Was Young (1950)

Music: M. Philippe-Gérard; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer; French lyrics [original]: Angelé Vannier

Introduced by: Edith Piaf

Other titles: Le Chaevalier de Paris (French); Cuando El Mundo Era Joven (Spanish)

(All of a Sudden) My Heart Sings (1944)

Music: Henri Laurent Herpin; Lyrics: Harold Rome; French lyrics [original]: Jamblan

(As Long As You're Not in Love With Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall in Love With Me (1942)

Music: Al Lewis, Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Al Lewis, Mabel Wayne

(At Least) A Little in Love (1940)

Music: Charles O'Neal, Joseph Peluso; Lyrics: Charles O'Neal, Joseph Peluso

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: A Little in Love (Alternate); (At Least A) Little in Love (Alternate)

(How Little It Matters) How Little We Know (1956)

Music: Phillip Springer; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Que Poco Importa Que Poco Sabemos (Spanish); ハウ・リトル・ウィ・ノウ (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: Nice 'n' Easy / (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know

(I Don't Stand) A Ghost of a Chance with You (1932)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Bing Crosby, Ned Washington

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: No Tengo Chance Contigo (Spanish); No Tengo Ni La Sombra De Una Oportunidad (Spanish); No Tolero La Suerte De Un Fantasma (Spanish); Contigo No Tengo Esperanzas (Spanish)

(I Love You) Don't You Forget It (1963)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Introduced by: Perry Como

Appears in medley: (We Love Booze) Don't You Forget It

(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons (1945)

Music: William "Pat" Best; Lyrics: Ivory "Deek" Watson

Introduced by: Deek Watson and His Brown Dots

Other titles: For Sentimental Reasons (Alternate); Sentimental Reasons (Alternate)

(I Offer You the Moon) Señorita (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Kathryn Grayson

Other titles: Senorita (Alternate); Señorita (Alternate)

(I've Got a Woman Crazy for Me) She's Funny That Way (1928)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Neil Moret

Introduced by: Gene Austin

Other titles: Así Es Divertida (Spanish); Es Graciosa A Su Modo (Spanish); Es graciosa de esta forma (Spanish)

(In My) Solitude (1934)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Irving Mills

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Appears in medley: Old Favourites Medley: East of the Sun / Solitude / Ain't Misbehavin'

(It's Gonna Be A) Great Day (1929)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Other titles: Great Day (Alternate)

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley; Medley: It's a Good Day / Almost Like Being in Love / Great Day / That Great Come-and-Get It Day

(Just One Way to Say) I Love You (1949)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Miss Liberty (musical)

Other titles: Just One Way to Say I Love You (Alternative title); I Love You (Short title)

(Keep Your) Sunny Side Up (1929)

Music: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson

Source: Sunny Side Up / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Janet Gaynor

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley

(Li'l Abner) Don't Marry That Girl!! (1946)

Music: Sam H. Stept; Lyrics: Al Capp

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra / Kate Smith / Danny Kate / Bob Hope / Fred Waring / Smilin' Jack Smith

(Love Is) The Tender Trap (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: The Tender Trap / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Amor Es (La Tierna Trampa) (Spanish); El Amor Es Una Dulce Trampa (Spanish); Amor Es la Tierra Trampa (Spanish); Trappole D'Amore (Italian); La Dulce Trampa (Spanish); (Amor es) la dulce trampa (Spanish); La Trampa Tierna (Spanish); (Amor Es) La Tierna Trampa (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Diamond Jubilee medley; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Oscar Nominee medley; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley

(On the Island of) Stromboli (1949)

Music: Ken Lane; Lyrics: Irving Taylor

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Stromboli (Alternate)

(Once Upon) A Moonlight Night (1946)

Music: Irving Bibo; Lyrics: Sydney Clare

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: A Moonlight Night (Alternate)

(There'll Be A) Hot Time In the Town of Berlin (1943)

Music: Joe Bushkin; Lyrics: John DeVries

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover (1941)

Music: Walter Kent; Lyrics: Nat Burton

Introduced by: Kate Smith

Appears in medley: World War II medley

(There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays (1954)

Music: Robert Allen; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Introduced by: Perry Como

Appears in medley: Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night

(They Long to Be) Close to You (1963)

Music: Burt Bacharach; Lyrics: Hal David

Introduced by: Richard Chamberlain

Other titles: Cerca De Ti (Spanish); Junto A Vos (Spanish); Close to You (Alternate); Muy Junto A Tí (Spanish)

(Up A) Lazy River (1930)

Music: Sidney Arodin, Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Hoagy Carmichael

Appears in medley: If I Could Be With You / Up a Lazy River

(We Love Booze) Don't You Forget It (1963)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): (I Love You) Don't You Forget It

(We're Off On the) Road to Morocco (1942)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Morocco / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Bob Hope

(We've Got a) Sure Thing (1950)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Riding High / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

(Where Are You) Now That I Need You (1949)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Red, Hot and Blue / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Betty Hutton

(Won't You Come Home) Bill Bailey (1902)

Music: Hughie Cannon; Lyrics: Hughie Cannon

Appears in medley: Jimmy Durante medley

(Write to Me Darling) Care of My Heart (1943)

Music: Wayne Cody, Victor Mojnar, Abner Silver; Lyrics: Wayne Cody, Victor Mojnar, Abner Silver

(You've Gotta Have) Heart (1955)

Music: Richard Adler, Jerry Ross; Lyrics: Richard Adler, Jerry Ross

Source: Damn Yankees (musical)

Appears in medley: My Heart Stood Still [choral introduction]

1949 Hit Medley: The Hucklebuck / If I Ever Love Again / The Old Master Painter / Don't Cry Joe (1949)

Music: Russ Carlyle, Andy Gibson, Joe Marsala, Dick Reynolds, Beasley Smith; Lyrics: Roy Alfred, Russ Carlyle, Haven Gillespie, Joe Marsala, Dick Reynolds

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Hucklebuck; If I Ever Love Again; The Old Master Painter; Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go)

4 For Texas (1963)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Dorsey Burnette

42nd Street (1933)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: 42nd Street / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell

Appears in medley: New York medley; New York medley [1986]

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Other titles: scatting (Alternate)

[spoken]

Other titles: Monologue (Alternate); A Few Last Words (Alternate); The Tea Break (Alternate); Breves Palabras Finales (Spanish); Monologo (Spanish); Comedy (Alternate); [comedy] (Alternate); [chat] (Alternate); [band intro] (Alternate); The Summit (Alternate); Comedy Routine (Alternate); [monologue] (Alternate)

[unknown bows music]

Music: unknown

[unknown walk-on music]

Music: unknown

Appears in medley: Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

[unknown]

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]

A Baby Just Like You (1975)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: Joe Henry

Introduced by: John Denver

Other titles: Un Niñito Como Tú (Spanish)

A Bushel and A Peck (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Vivian Blaine

Appears in medley: "Guys and Dolls" Overture

A Cockeyed Optimist (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

A Cottage for Sale (1929)

Music: Willard Robison; Lyrics: Larry Conley

Introduced by: The Revelers

Other titles: Una Canbana En Venta (Spanish)

A Day in the Life of a Fool (1959)

Music: Luiz Bonfá; Lyrics: Carl Sigman; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Antonio Mariz

Source: Orfeu Negro / Lopert Pictures (theme)

Other titles: Mañana de Carnaval (Spanish); Manhã de Carnaval (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Everyday Struggle / A Day In The Life Of A Fool

A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (1950)

Music: Mack David, Al Hoffman, Jerry Livingston; Lyrics: Mack David, Al Hoffman, Jerry Livingston

Source: Cinderella / Disney (film)

Introduced by: Illene Woods

Other titles: A Dream Is a Wish (Alternate)

A Dreamer's Holiday (1949)

Music: Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Introduced by: Perry Como and The Fontane Sisters

A Fella with an Umbrella (1948)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Easter Parade / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Peter Lawford and Judy Garland

A Fellow Needs a Girl (1947)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Allegro (musical)

Introduced by: William Ching and Annamary Dickey

A Fine Romance (1936)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Swing Time / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

Other titles: Krásný Román (Czech); Un Hermoso Romance (Spanish)

A Foggy Day ("I'll Never Smile Again" insert) (1979)

Music: George Gershwin, Ruth Lowe; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Ruth Lowe

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): A Foggy Day (In London Town); I'll Never Smile Again

A Foggy Day (In London Town) (1937)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: A Damsel in Distress / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Un Día Nebuloso (Spanish); Una Dia Niebla (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack medley; Frank and Dean medley [1959]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; A Foggy Day ("I'll Never Smile Again" insert); Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Medley: Chicago / A Foggy Day / My Way / Fly Me to the Moon; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

A Friend of Yours (1945)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: The Great John L. / United Artists (film)

A Garden in the Rain (1928)

Music: Carroll Gibbons; Lyrics: James Dyrenforth

Introduced by: Carroll Gibbons

A Good Man Is Hard To Find (1917)

Music: Eddie Green; Lyrics: Eddie Green

Introduced by: Marion Harris

A Hole in the Head (1959)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

A Hundred Years From Today (1933)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington, Joe Young

Introduced by: Katherine Perry

A Kiss Goodnight (1943)

Music: Reba Nell Herman, Victor Kirschman, Freddie Slack; Lyrics: Reba Nell Herman, Victor Kirschman, Freddie Slack

A Kiss in the Dark (1922)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Source: Orange Blossoms (musical)

Appears in medley: Victor Herbert medley: Thine Alone / A Kiss in the Dark

A Little Bird Told Me (1948)

Music: Harvey Brooks; Lyrics: Harvey Brooks

Introduced by: Paula Watson

A Little Bit of Heaven (1914)

Music: Ernest R. Ball; Lyrics: J. Keirn Brennan

A Little Kiss Each Morning (A Little Kiss Each Night) (1929)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Harry Woods

Introduced by: Guy Lombardo

A Little Learnin' Is a Dang'rous Thing (1947)

Music: Sy Oliver; Lyrics: Dick Jacobs

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Pearl Bailey

Other titles: A Little Learnin' Is A Dangerous Thing (Alternate)

A Long Night (1981)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Loonis McGlohon

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Una Larga Noche (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Runnin' / Victory 2004 / A Long Night

A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening (1944)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cela Dépend De Vous (French)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Finale: I Saw You First / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Diamond Jubilee medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley

A Lover Is Blue (1939)

Music: Jimmy Mundy, Trummy Young; Lyrics: Charles Carpenter

Introduced by: Jimmy Mundy

A Man Alone (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Un Hombre Solo (Spanish); Estribillo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: A Man Alone medley

A Man Alone medley (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen, Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo, Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Rod McKuen, Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo, Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Out Beyond the Window; A Man Alone; Didn't We; Forget to Remember

A Man Could Be A Wonderful Thing (1947)

Music: Leon Carr, Leo Corday; Lyrics: Leon Carr, Leo Corday

Source: Latin Quarter (musical)

Introduced by: Frances Day

A Man Wrote A Song (1949)

Music: Dave Franklin; Lyrics: Dave Franklin

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

A Marshmallow World (1950)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Mistletoe and Holly / Marshmallow World

A Million Dreams Ago (1940)

Music: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Lew Quadling; Lyrics: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Lew Quadling

Other titles: Hace Un Millón de Sueños (Spanish)

A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (1940)

Music: Manning Sherwin; Lyrics: Eric Maschwitz

Source: New Faces (musical)

Introduced by: Judy Campbell

A Perfect Married Life (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

A Precious Little Thing Called Love (1928)

Music: J. Fred Coots; Lyrics: Lou Davis

Source: The Shopworn Angel / Paramount (film)

A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody (1919)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Ziegfeld Follies (revue)

Introduced by: John Steel

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody / Temptation / I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)

A Sinner Kissed an Angel (1941)

Music: Ray Joseph; Lyrics: Mack David

Other titles: Un Pecador Besó A Un Angel (Spanish); Beso A Un Angel (Spanish)

A Tender Word Will Mend It All (1944)

Music: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts; Lyrics: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts

A Thousand and One Nights (1947)

Music: Ted Mossman, Jack Segal; Lyrics: Ted Mossman, Jack Segal; Original music: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Source: Rimsky-Korsakoff's Scherezade (based)

Introduced by: Skitch Henderson

A Tree in the Meadow (1948)

Music: Billy Reid; Lyrics: Billy Reid

Introduced by: Billy Reid

A Woman in Love (1955)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls / Samuel Goldwyn (film)

Introduced by: Marlon Brando and Jean Simmons

Other titles: Perchè Tu Non Vuoi (Italian)

A Wonderful Guy (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

Appears in medley: "South Pacific" Overture

A-Tisket, A-Tasket

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Mother Goose medley

Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive (1945)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Here Comes the Waves / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Accentuate the Positive (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Teenage Tina skit; Harold Arlen medley; Love and Three medley

Accidents Will Happen (1950)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Mr. Music / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Ad Lib Blues (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Adelaide (1955)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls / Samuel Goldwyn Productions (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Adelaide's Lament (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Vivian Blaine

Appears in medley: Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]; Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version]

Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful) (1751)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional; Credited: John Reading

Other titles: O Come, All Ye Faithful (Alternate); Adeste Fidelis (Alternate); O Come All Ye Faithful (Alternate); Adeste Fideles (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Medley: O Come All Ye Faithful / Silent Night; Medley: Joy to the World / It Came Upon a Midnight Clear / Adeste Fideles

Adventure (1946)

Music: Abner Silver; Lyrics: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny

After All

Music: Guy Wood; Lyrics: Bud Green

After the Ball (1891)

Music: Charles K. Harris; Lyrics: Charles K. Harris

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]

After You (1947)

Music: Buddy Kaye, Don Mills; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye, Don Mills

Introduced by: The Mills Brothers

After You've Gone (1918)

Music: Turner Layton; Lyrics: Henry Creamer

Introduced by: Marion Harris

Appears in medley: Goodman Medley: Savoy / After You've Gone / I Only Have Eyes For You; "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Memory Medley: My Silent Love / I'll See You In My Dreams / After You've Gone

Again (1948)

Music: Lionel Newman; Lyrics: Dorcas Cochran

Source: Road House / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Ida Lupino

Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life (1910)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Rida Johnson Young

Source: Naughty Marietta (operetta)

Appears in medley: Till the End of Time [Sweet Mystery / Harvest Moon intro]

Ain't Misbehavin' (1929)

Music: Fats Waller; Lyrics: Andy Razaf

Source: Connie's Hot Chocolates (musical)

Introduced by: Paul Bass and Margaret Simms

Appears in medley: Old Favourites Medley: East of the Sun / Solitude / Ain't Misbehavin'

Ain't She Sweet? (1927)

Music: Milton Ager; Lyrics: Jack Yellen

Introduced by: Lou Gold and The Melody Man

Other titles: No Es Ella Dulce (Spanish)

Ain't That a Kick in the Head (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Ocean's 11 / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Dean Martin

Ain'tcha Ever Comin' Back (1947)

Music: Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston; Lyrics: Irving Taylor

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Air for Bassoon (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Piece for Bassoon (Alternate)

Air for English Horn (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Piece for English Horn (Alternate)

Air for Flute (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Air for Oboe (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Piece for Oboe (Alternate)

Alabamy Bound (1924)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva, Bud Green

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Alexander's Ragtime Band (1911)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Emma Carus

Alice Blue Gown (1919)

Music: Harry Tierney; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Source: Irene (musical)

Introduced by: Edith Day

Appears in medley: Irene Medley: Alice Blue Gown / Castle of Dreams / Irene

All Alone (1924)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Music Box Revue of 1924 (revue)

Introduced by: Grace Moore and Oscar Shaw

Other titles: Siempre Solo (Spanish)

All By Myself (1975)

Music: Eric Carmen; Lyrics: Eric Carmen; Original music: Sergei Rachmaninoff

Source: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Opus 18 (based)

Introduced by: Eric Carmen

All For One and One For All (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Peter Falk

All I Do Is Dream of You (1934)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: Sadie McKee / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Gene Raymond

All I Need Is the Girl (1959)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: Gypsy (musical)

Introduced by: Paul Wallace

Other titles: Todo Lo Que Necesito Es Una Chica (Spanish); Todo Lo Que Necesito Es La Chica (Spanish)

All I Remember Is You (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: DeLange and Van Heusen medley: Heaven Can Wait / All I Remember Is You / Darn That Dream

All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth (1948)

Music: Donald Yetter Gardner; Lyrics: Donald Yetter Gardner

Introduced by: The Satisfiers

All My Tomorrows (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: A Hole in the Head / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Todas Mis Mañanas (Spanish); Todo Mi Futuro (Spanish); 希望に燃えて (Japanese); Todos Mis Días Te Pertenecen (Spanish)

All of Me (1931)

Music: Gerald Marks; Lyrics: Seymour Simons

Introduced by: Belle Baker

Other titles: Todo De Mi (Spanish); Siempre Mia (Spanish); オール・オブ・ミー (Japanese); Toma mi amor (Spanish); Todo la mia (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Popular Song medley; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Together Again medley; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley; Frank and Dean medley [1976]

All of You (1955)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Silk Stockings (musical)

Introduced by: Don Ameche

Other titles: Todo De Ti (Spanish)

All or Nothing at All (1939)

Music: Arthur Altman; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: Todo O Nada (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "The Singing District Attorney" sketch; Diamond Jubilee medley; The Ultimate Event medley; Together Again medley; Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]; Sinatra Songbook medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

All the Things You Are (1939)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Very Warm for May (musical)

Appears in medley: You Are A Brute [All the Things You Are parody]; My Bride Must Stay Home (All the Things You Are parody)

All the Way (1957)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: The Joker is Wild / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Eternamente (Spanish); Todo El Camino (Spanish); Hasta El Fin (Spanish); オール・ザ・ウェイ (Japanese); Para Siempre (Spanish); Por Todo El Camino (Spanish); Por Todo El Mundo (Spanish); オール・ザ・ウエイ (Japanese); Hasta El Final (Spanish); Sì... amor! (Italian)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All the Way / My Kind of Town; Medley: All the Way / One For My Baby; Diamond Jubilee medley; Overture: All the Way / My Kind of Town; All the Way [parody]; The Ultimate Event medley; Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain; All the Way / Baa, Baa, Black Sheep; Sample of Hits medley: All the Way / Love and Marriage / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home / True Love; Oscar Eligible Favourites medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; All the Way / But Beautiful (parody); Frank Sinatra Overture; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

All the Way 'Round the World (1956)

Music: Jack Meskill, Larry Stock; Lyrics: Jack Meskill, Larry Stock

Introduced by: The Mills Brothers

All the Way / Baa, Baa, Black Sheep (1970)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen, traditional; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, traditional; Parody lyrics: Bernie Kahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All the Way; Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

All the Way / But Beautiful (parody) (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All the Way; But Beautiful

All the Way [parody] (1957)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Harry Harris

Source: The Joker is Wild / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All the Way

All the Way Home (1983)

Music: Teddy Randazzo; Lyrics: Teddy Randazzo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

All This and Heaven Too (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Charlie Barnet

Other titles: Todo Esto Y el Cielo También (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: All This and Heaven Too / Orchids For Remembrance / You Think Of Ev'rything

All Through the Day (1946)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Centennial Summer / Fox (film)

All Through the Night (1934)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Anything Goes (musical)

Introduced by: William Gaxton and Betina Hume

Allez-Vous-En (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Lilo

Allá en el Rancho Grande

Music: Emilio D Uranga; Lyrics: Bartley Costello; Spanish lyrics [original]: J Del Moral

Almost Like Being in Love (1947)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Brigadoon (musical)

Introduced by: David Brooks

Other titles: Casi como estar enamorado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: It's a Good Day / Almost Like Being in Love / Great Day / That Great Come-and-Get It Day; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

Along the Navajo Trail (1945)

Music: Eddie DeLange, Richard Charles Krieg, Larry Markes; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Richard Charles Krieg, Larry Markes

Source: Along the Navajo Trail / Republic Pictures (film)

Appears in medley: Christmas Department Store skit: Along the Navajo Trail / My Kentucky Home / If I Loved You / Jingle Bells (parody)

Alright, Okay, You Win (1955)

Music: Sid Wyche; Lyrics: Mayme Watts

Always (1925)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Other titles: Sempre (Spanish); Siempre (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Always / When I Lost You

Always / When I Lost You (1988)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Always; When I Lost You

Always True to You In My Fashion (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Lisa Kirk

Other titles: Always True to You (In My Fashion) (Alternate)

Appears in medley: "Kiss Me Kate" Overture

Am I Knockin' My Heart Against a Stone Wall?

Music: Lanny Grey, Roy Jordan; Lyrics: Lanny Grey, Roy Jordan

Am I To Blame (1950)

Music: Penny Martin; Lyrics: Buddy Martin

Amen

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen

America the Beautiful (1895)

Music: Samuel Augustus Ward; Lyrics: Katharine Lee Bates

Appears in medley: God's Country medley

American Beauty Rose (1950)

Music: Arthur Altman; Lyrics: Mack David, Redd Evans

Other titles: Rosa, la Bella de América (Spanish); Hermosa Rosa Americana (Spanish); Bella Rosa Americana (Spanish)

Among My Souvenirs (1927)

Music: Lawrence Wright; Lyrics: Edgar Leslie

Introduced by: The Kit-Cat Band

Other titles: Entre Minhas Recordações (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Medley: Among My Souvenirs / September Song / As Time Goes By

Amor (1943)

Music: Gabriel Ruiz; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar; Spanish lyrics [original]: Ricardo López Méndez

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Amor, Amor, Amor (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley

An 18 Karat Girl (Platinum Blues)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

An Affair to Remember (1957)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Leo McCarey

Source: An Affair to Remember / Fox (film)

Appears in medley: Oscar Eligible Favourites medley

An Hour Never Passess (1944)

Music: Jimmy Kennedy; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy

An Old Time Get-Together (1945)

Music: Sam H. Stept; Lyrics: Sam H. Stept

An Old-Fashioned Christmas (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Una Navidad A La Antigua (Spanish); Una Navidad Antigua (Spanish)

Anchors Aweigh (1906)

Music: Charles A. Zimmermann; Lyrics: Alfred Hart Miles

And Mimi (1947)

Music: Jimmy Kennedy, Nat Simon; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy, Nat Simon

And So Do I

Music: Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

And So Little Time (1944)

Music: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Abner Silver; Lyrics: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Abner Silver

And Then It's Heaven (1946)

Music: Alan Kaufman, Sol Marcus, Eddie Seiler; Lyrics: Alan Kaufman, Sol Marcus, Eddie Seiler

And Then You Kissed Me (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley (1946)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Gus Arnheim, Bing Crosby, George Gershwin, María Grever, Abe Lyman, Paul Mann, Gabriel Ruiz, Roy Turk, Consuelo Velázquez, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Arthur Freed, Ira Gershwin, Ruth Lowe, Charles Pasquale, Sunny Skylar, Roy Turk; Spanish lyrics [original]: María Grever, Ricardo López Méndez, Consuelo Velázquez

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Andy Russell

Contains (medley of): Bésame Mucho; Amor; Embraceable You; I Cried for You; Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day); Magic is the Moonlight; Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)

Angel

Music: Joe Burns, Walter Donovan, Murray Kissen; Lyrics: Joe Burns, Walter Donovan, Murray Kissen

Angel Eyes (1953)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Earl Brent

Source: Jennifer / Monogram Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Matt Dennis

Other titles: Ojos Angelicales (Spanish); Ojos de ángel (Spanish); Occhi blu (Italian)

Appears in medley: Angel Eyes / Put Your Dreams Away; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?

Angel Eyes / Put Your Dreams Away (1965)

Music: Matt Dennis, Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Earl Brent, Ruth Lowe

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Angel Eyes; Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)

Angels from the Realms of Glory (1816)

Music: Henry Smart; Lyrics: James Montgomery

Another Op'nin', Another Show (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Appears in medley: "Kiss Me Kate" Overture

Any Man Who Loves His Mother (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Dean Martin

Anything (1929)

Music: Phil Napoleon, Frank Signorelli; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Napoleon's Emperors

Other titles: Cualquier Cosa (Spanish)

Anything Goes (1934)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Anything Goes (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman

Other titles: Todo Vale (Spanish); Cualquier Cosa (Spanish)

Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better) (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Annie Get Your Gun (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton

Anytime (1921)

Music: Herbert Happy Lawson; Lyrics: Herbert Happy Lawson

Introduced by: Emmett Miller

Appears in medley: Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain

Anytime (I'll Be There) (1975)

Music: Paul Anka; Lyrics: Paul Anka

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: En Cualquier Momento (Estare Ahi) (Spanish); Cada vez (to estaré) (Spanish)

Anytime at All

Music: Baker Knight; Lyrics: Baker Knight

Other titles: Nunca (Spanish); Any Time At All (Alternate); A Cualquier Hora (Spanish)

Anytime, Anywhere

Music: Imogen Carpenter; Lyrics: Lenny Adelson

Other titles: En Cualquier Momento, En Cualquier Lugar (Spanish); Forse si... forse no... (Italian)

April in Paris (1932)

Music: Vernon Duke; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Walk a Little Faster (musical)

Other titles: Abril en París (Spanish); パリの四月 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Paris medley: April in Paris / The Last Time I Saw Paris; Memory Medley: I'm in the Mood For Love / April in Paris / Say It Isn't So; Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley

April Love (1957)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: April Love / Fox (theme)

Introduced by: Pat Boone

Appears in medley: Oscar Eligible Favourites medley

April Played the Fiddle (1940)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: If I Had My Way / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Abril Toca El Violin (Spanish)

April Showers (1921)

Music: Louis Silvers; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Source: Bombo (musical)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Are You Lonesome Tonight? (1926)

Music: Lou Handman; Lyrics: Roy Turk

Introduced by: Charles Hart

Other titles: Estás Sola Esta Noche (Spanish); アー・ユー・ロンサム・トゥナイト (Japanese)

Aren't You Glad You're You? (1945)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: The Bells of St Mary's / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Army Blue

Music: George R. Poulton; Lyrics: L. W. Becklaw

Source: Aura Lea (based-song)

Appears in medley: Army Song medley

Army Song medley (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin, Frank Loesser, George R. Poulton, John Philip Sousa; Lyrics: L. W. Becklaw, Irving Berlin, Frank Loesser, John Philip Sousa; Original music: Edmund L. Gruber

Contains (medley of): Army Blue; What Do You Do in the Infantry?; This Is The Army, Mister Jones; U.S. Field Artillery March

Around the World (1956)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Around the World in 80 Days / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Victor Young

Other titles: Alrededor Del Mundo (Spanish); 世界一周 (Japanese)

As Long As I Live (1934)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Cotton Club Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Avon Long and Lena Horne

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley

As Long As I'm Dreaming (1947)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Welcome Stranger / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

As Long As There's Music (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: Finale: As Long As There's Music / Some Other Time / Where Does Love Begin?

As Time Goes By (1931)

Music: Herman Hupfeld; Lyrics: Herman Hupfeld

Source: Everybody's Welcome (musical)

Introduced by: Frances Williams

Other titles: Segun Pasan Los Años (Spanish); Al Pasar El Tiempo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Among My Souvenirs / September Song / As Time Goes By; Medley: I'll String Along With You / unknown / As Time Goes By

As You Desire Me (1932)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Allie Wrubel

Introduced by: Donald Novis

Ask Anyone Who Knows (1947)

Music: Al Kaufman, Sol Marcus, Eddie Seiler; Lyrics: Al Kaufman, Sol Marcus, Eddie Seiler

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

At Long Last Love (1938)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: You Never Know (musical)

Introduced by: Clifton Webb

Other titles: Por Fin Llegó El Amor (Spanish); Al Fin Amor (Spanish); Un Ultimo Y Largo Amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp

At Sundown (1927)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Walter Donaldson

Introduced by: George Olsen

Other titles: At Sundown (When Love is Calling Me Home) (Alternate)

Auld Lang Syne (1788)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: Robert Burns

Appears in medley: Medley: Welcome to My World / Now is the Hour / So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh / Auld Lang Syne

Autumn in New York (1934)

Music: Vernon Duke; Lyrics: Vernon Duke

Source: Thumbs Up (musical)

Introduced by: J. Harold Murray

Other titles: Otoño En Nueva York (Spanish)

Appears in medley: New York medley; Medley: Midnight Sun / I'm A Fool To Want You / Autumn In New York; New York medley [1986]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

Autumn Leaves (1946)

Music: Joseph Kosma; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Prévert

Source: Les Portes da la nuit (film)

Other titles: Les feuilles mortes (French); Las Hojas Muertas (Spanish); 枯葉 (Japanese); Las Hojas Estan Muertas (Spanish); Hojas De Otoño (Spanish)

Available

Music: L. B. Marks, Ned Wynn; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Other titles: Disponible (Spanish)

Avalon (1920)

Music: Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: Whispering / Avalon / The Japanese Sandman

Ave Maria (1825)

Music: Franz Schubert; Lyrics: traditional

Away in a Manger

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Azure-Te (Paris Blues) (1952)

Music: Wild Bill Davis; Lyrics: Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Bill Davis Trio

Other titles: Azulado (Spanish)

B-U-L-O-V-A

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: All the Way / Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

Baby, It's Cold Outside (1944)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Neptune's Baby / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Loesser and Lynn Garland

Appears in medley: Popular Song medley

Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? (1919)

Music: Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams; Lyrics: Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams

Other titles: Nena, Por Favor Vuelve A Casa (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sample of Hits medley: All the Way / Love and Marriage / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home / True Love

Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (1973)

Music: Jim Croce; Lyrics: Jim Croce

Introduced by: Jim Croce

Other titles: Leroy Brown, El Malo (Spanish); Malo Malo Leroy Brown (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

Bali Ha'i (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Juanita Hall

Other titles: Bali Hai (Alternate)

Appears in medley: "South Pacific" Overture

Ballad Medley: I Will Wait For You / I'm A Fool To Want You (1996)

Music: Joel Herron, Michel Legrand, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; French lyrics [original]: Jean Louis Demy

Introduced by: The Richie Vitale Quintet featuring Ralph Lalama

Contains (medley of): I Will Wait For You; I'm a Fool to Want You

Ballad Medley: Now I Lay Me Down / Honey / This Love of Mine / Darn That Dream (1958)

Music: Ted Fio Rito, Haven Gillespie, Eddy Howard, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Seymour Simons, Jimmy Van Heusen, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Ted Fio Rito, Haven Gillespie, Eddy Howard, Seymour Simons, Frank Sinatra, Richard Whiting

Introduced by: Buddy DeFranco

Contains (medley of): Now I Lay Me Down to Dream; Honey; This Love of Mine; Darn That Dream

Ballerina (1947)

Music: Carl Sigman; Lyrics: Bob Russell

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Other titles: Dance, Ballerina, Dance (Alternate)

Ballin' the Jack (1913)

Music: Chris Smith; Lyrics: Jim Burris

Appears in medley: Let's Sing Again medley

Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) (1966)

Music: Sonny Bono; Lyrics: Sonny Bono

Introduced by: Cher

Other titles: Bang Bang (Mi Nena Me Mato) (Spanish)

Bang! Bang! (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr.

Barbara (1977)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Mack David

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Basin Street Blues (1928)

Music: Spencer Williams; Lyrics: Spencer Williams

Introduced by: Louis Armstrong

Battle Hymn of the Republic (1861)

Lyrics: Julia Ward Howe; Original music: William Steffe; Adaption: James E. Greenleaf, C. S. Hall, C. B. Marsh

Source: John Brown's Body (based)

Other titles: Glory, Glory Hallelujah (Alternate)

Baubles, Bangles and Beads (1953)

Music: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Lyrics: George Forrest, Robert Wright

Source: Kismet (musical)

Introduced by: Doretta Morrow

Other titles: Chucherías (Spanish); Chucherias, Pulseras Y Perlas (Spanish); Aretes, Collares Y Brazaletes (Spanish); Chicherias (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]

Be Careful, It's My Heart (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Holiday Inn / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Cuidado Es Mi Corazon (Spanish); Ten Ciudado es Mi Corazón (Spanish); Este Es Mi Corazon (Spanish)

Be Goody, Good, Good To Me (1949)

Music: Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Richard Loring; Lyrics: Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Richard Loring

Introduced by: Evelyn Knight

Beat Out Dat Rhythm on a Drum (Gypsy Song) (1943)

Music: Georges Bizet; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carmen Jones (musical); Bizet's "Gypsy Song" from "Carmen" (based)

Appears in medley: Carmen Jones medley

Beautiful Dreamer (1864)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Appears in medley: Stephen Foster medley: Camptown Races / Beautiful Dreamer; Stephen Foster medley: Beautiful Dreamer / Oh! Susanna / Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]

Because of You (1940)

Music: Arthur Hammerstein, Dudley Wilkinson; Lyrics: Arthur Hammerstein, Dudley Wilkinson

Introduced by: Larry Clinton

Bedelia (The Irish Coon Song Serenade) (1903)

Music: Jean Schwartz; Lyrics: William Jerome

Appears in medley: Old New York sketch: East Side, West Side / Bedelia / Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon / If I Had My Way

Beer Barrel Polka (1934)

Music: Jaromír Vejvoda; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Wladimir Timm

Begin the Beguine (1935)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Jubilee (musical)

Introduced by: June Knight

Other titles: ビギン・ザ・ビギン (Japanese); Empezad La Beguine (Spanish); Comienza el Beguine (Spanish); Comienza en Beguine (Spanish)

Beguine: This Love of Mine / By The Time I Get to Phoenix / Green Grass of Home (1973)

Music: Sol Parker, Curly Putman, Hank Sanicola, Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Curly Putman, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: Le Trio Monterey

Contains (medley of): This Love of Mine; By the Time I Get to Phoenix; Green, Green Grass of Home

Bein' Green (1970)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Source: Sesame Street (television series)

Introduced by: Kermit the Frog

Other titles: Ser Verde (Spanish); Inmaduro (Spanish); No Es Facil Ser Verde (Spanish); Todavia Verde (Spanish); Siendo Verde (Spanish)

Believe It or Not (It's Always You) (1940)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Introduced by: Rudy Vallee

Appears in medley: Medley: Believe It or Not / Falling In Love / What's the Difference

Believing

Music: Bob Emmerich, Maurice Hart, Al Stillman; Lyrics: Bob Emmerich, Maurice Hart, Al Stillman

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: It's a Wonderful World / Believing / Shake Down the Stars

Bell Bottom Trousers (1944)

Music: Moe Jaffe; Lyrics: Moe Jaffe

Source: Rosemary Lane (based)

Introduced by: The Jesters

Appears in medley: Billboard Magazine medley

Bella figlia dell'amore (1851)

Music: Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto: Francesco Maria Piave

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive

Bess, O Where's My Bess? (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Introduced by: Todd Duncan

Other titles: Una Canbana En Venta (Spanish); Bess Oh Where Is My Bess (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / It Ain't Necessarily So / Bess, O Where's My Bess?

Bess, You Is My Woman Now (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess / Todd Duncan (opera)

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess Medley: Summertime / There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York / Street Cries / Bess, You Is My Woman Now

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (1931)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Rhythmania (revue)

Introduced by: Cab Calloway

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley

Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

Introduced by: Vivienne Segal

Other titles: Embrujo (Spanish); Bewitched (Alternate); Hechizada (Spanish); Embrujado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Dream Sequence and Finale: What Do I Care for a Dame? / Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered / I Could Write a Book; Diamond Jubilee medley; Sinatra Songbook medley

Beyond the Sea (1948)

Music: Albert Lasry, Charles Trent; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence; French lyrics [original]: Charles Trent

Introduced by: Jack Owens

Other titles: La mer (French)

Bianca (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Harold Lang

Billboard Magazine medley (1946)

Music: Alex Alstone, Harry Carroll, Moe Jaffe, James V. Monaco, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Mack Gordon, Moe Jaffe, Jack Lawrence, Joseph McCarthy; French lyrics [original]: Roger Bernstein, Andre Tabet

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Symphony; I Can't Begin to Tell You; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!; I'm Always Chasing Rainbows; It's Been a Long, Long Time; Bell Bottom Trousers

Bim Bam Baby (1952)

Music: Sammy Mysels; Lyrics: Sammy Mysels

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Bing and Frank medley: You Are My Sunshine / Sonny Boy / You're the Top (1944)

Music: Jimmie Davis, Ray Henderson, Charles Mitchell, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Jimmie Davis, Buddy DeSylva, Charles Mitchell, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): You Are My Sunshine; Sonny Boy; You're the Top

Black (1956)

Music: Victor Young

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Black, The Bottomless (Alternate)

Blame It on My Youth (1934)

Music: Oscar Levant; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Other titles: La Culpa Es De Mi Juventud (Spanish)

Bloody Mary (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Blow High, Blow Low (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carousel (musical)

Blue (1956)

Music: Alec Wilder

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Blue, The Dreamer (Alternate)

Blue Bayou (1961)

Music: Joe Melson, Roy Orbison; Lyrics: Joe Melson, Roy Orbison

Introduced by: Roy Orbison

Appears in medley: Blue Bayou / This Love of Mine

Blue Bayou / This Love of Mine

Music: Joe Melson, Roy Orbison, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Joe Melson, Roy Orbison, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Bid's Accordion Band

Contains (medley of): Blue Bayou; This Love of Mine

Blue Hawaii (1937)

Music: Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin; Lyrics: Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

Source: Waikiki Wedding / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Triste Hawaii (Spanish); Azul Hawaii (Spanish); Hawaii Azul (Spanish)

Blue Lace (1968)

Music: Riz Ortolani; Lyrics: Bill Jacob, Patty Jacob

Source: On My Way to the Crusades I Met a Girl Who... / Warner-Seven Arts (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lazo Azul (Spanish); ブルー・レース (Japanese); Satin Azul (Spanish)

Blue Lovebird (1940)

Music: Bronisław Kaper; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: Lillian Russell / Fox (film)

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Blue Lovebird / Devil May Care / Imagination

Blue Moon (1934)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Shirley Ross

Other titles: Luna Azul (Spanish); Luna Triste (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley; Medley: My Gal Sal / The Girl That I Marry / Blue Moon / Someone to Watch Over Me

Blue Orchids (1939)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Hoagy Carmichael

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Blue Room (1926)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: The Girl Friend (musical)

Introduced by: Eva Puck and Sammy White

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

Blue Skies (1926)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Betsy (musical)

Introduced by: Belle Baker

Other titles: Cielos Azules (Spanish); Cielo Azul (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Living Room medley; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1980]

Blues in the Night (1941)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Blues in the Night / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: William Gillespie

Other titles: Blues In The Nicht (German); Il Blues Della Notte (Italian); Blues En La Noche (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; World War II medley; Love and Three medley; Harold Arlen medley (part 2)

Bobbi jingle

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Body and Soul (1930)

Music: Johnny Green; Lyrics: Frank Eyton, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

Introduced by: Gertrude Lawrence

Bonita (1965)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert, Gene Lees

Introduced by: Antonio Carlos Jobim

Boola Boola (1900)

Music: Allan M. Hirsh; Lyrics: Allan M. Hirsh

Appears in medley: Collegiate medley

Bop! Goes My Heart (1948)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Walter Bishop

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Born Free (1966)

Music: John Barry; Lyrics: Don Black

Source: Born Free / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Matt Monro

Other titles: Nacida Libre (Spanish); Una Leona de Dos Mundos (Spanish); Naci Libre (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Bossa Nova for C (1980)

Music: Vincent Falcone, Jr.

Introduced by: Vincent Falcone, Jr.

Bow Ye Faithful (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: The Tender Trap / MGM (written)

Boys and Girls Like You and Me (1943)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Brazil (1939)

Music: Ary Barroso; Lyrics: Bob Russell; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Ary Barroso

Introduced by: Cândido Botelho

Other titles: Aquarela do Brasil (Portuguese); Brasil (Spanish); ブラジル (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley

Bridge of Sighs (1960)

Music: Tony Matas; Lyrics: Al Jacobs

Broadway Baby (1971)

Music: Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: Follies (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Shutta

Appears in medley: New York medley

Brown (1956)

Music: Jeff Alexander

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Brown, The Earthbound (Alternate)

Burns and Benny (1972)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Love and Marriage; But Beautiful

But Beautiful (1947)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Rio / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone; Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls; All the Way / But Beautiful (parody); The Gentleman is a Champ / But Beautiful [David and Lizette Sarnoff]; The Lady is a Champ / But Beautiful [Maureen Starr]; Burns and Benny

But None Like You (1947)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Ray Noble

Introduced by: Ray Noble

But Not For Me (1930)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Girl Crazy (musical)

Introduced by: Ginger Rogers

Other titles: Pero No Para Mi (Spanish)

But the World Goes 'Round (1977)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Source: New York, New York / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Liza Minnelli

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Button Up Your Overcoat (1928)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Introduced by: Ruth Etting

Buttons and Bows (1948)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: The Paleface / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bob Hope

Buy a Piece of the Peace

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

By Myself (1937)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Between the Devil (musical)

Introduced by: Jack Buchanan

By the Beautiful Sea (1914)

Music: Harry Carroll; Lyrics: Harold R. Atteridge

Introduced by: Heidelberg Quintet

By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1909)

Music: Gus Edwards; Lyrics: Edward Madden

Source: Ziegfeld ollies of 1909 (revue)

Introduced by: Lillian Lorraine

By the River of the Roses (1943)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Marty Symes

Introduced by: Woody Herman

By the Time I Get to Phoenix (1965)

Music: Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: Johnny Rivers

Other titles: Cuando Llegue a Phoenix (Spanish); Para Cuando Llegue a Phoenix (Spanish); Cuando Vuelva A Phoenix (Spanish); Cuando Yo Llegue a Phoenix (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Beguine: This Love of Mine / By The Time I Get to Phoenix / Green Grass of Home

Bye Bye Baby (1949)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (musical)

Introduced by: John McCauley and Carol Channing

Bye Bye Blackbird (1926)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Mort Dixon

Introduced by: Sam Lanin

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

Bésame Mucho (1940)

Music: Consuelo Velázquez; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar; Spanish lyrics [original]: Consuelo Velázquez

Introduced by: Emilio Tuero

Other titles: Kiss Me A Lot (English translation); Besame Mucho (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley

C Jam Blues (1942)

Music: Duke Ellington

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

C'est Magnifique (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Lilo and Peter Cookson

Appears in medley: Every Singer Wants to Be a Comic; Sinatra Songbook medley

Cabaret (1966)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Source: Cabaret (music)

Introduced by: Jill Haworth

Appears in medley: Parodies: Dancing in the Dark / Little Girl Blue / Cabaret

Caldonia (1945)

Music: Louis Jordan; Lyrics: Louis Jordan

Introduced by: Louis Jordan

Appears in medley: What Makes The Sunset / What Makes Your Big Head So Hard

California (1963)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Call Me (1965)

Music: Tony Hatch; Lyrics: Tony Hatch

Introduced by: Petula Clark

Other titles: Llámame (Spanish); ¡Llama! (Spanish)

Call Me Irresponsible (1963)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Papa's Delicate Condition / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Jackie Gleason

Other titles: Llámame Irresponsable (Spanish); 無責任と呼んで (Japanese); Quando Tu Mi Baci (Italian)

Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon (1910)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Ada Jones

Appears in medley: Old New York sketch: East Side, West Side / Bedelia / Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon / If I Had My Way

Camptown Races (1850)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Other titles: Gwine to Run All Night, or De Camptown Races (Original)

Appears in medley: Stephen Foster medley: Camptown Races / Beautiful Dreamer

Can Anyone Explain? (No! No! No!) (1950)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss

Introduced by: The Ames Brothers

Can I Come In For a Second (1949)

Music: Sammy Cahn; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Can I Steal a Little Love? (1956)

Music: Phil Turninello; Lyrics: Phil Turninello

Source: Rock, Pretty Baby / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings

Can't Get Out of This Mood (1942)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Seven Days' Leave / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Ginny Simms

Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (1927)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Show Boat (musical)

Can't We Be Friends? (1929)

Music: Kay Swift; Lyrics: Paul James

Source: Little Show (musical)

Other titles: 友達になれないの (Japanese); ¿Podriamos Ser Amigos? (Spanish); ¿No podemos ser amigos? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Can't We Be Friends? [parody]; Popular Song Medley: When We're Alone / Louise / Can't We Be Friends

Can't We Be Friends? [parody] (1959)

Music: Kay Swift; Lyrics: Paul James

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald

Contains (medley of): Can't We Be Friends?; Can't We Be Friends?

Can't We Talk It Over (1931)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Can't You Just See Yourself? (1947)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: High Button Shoes (musical)

Other titles: Can't You Just See Yourself In Love With Me (Alternate)

Can-Can (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Appears in medley: Main Title / I Love Paris / Montmart'

Candy (1944)

Music: Alex Kramer; Lyrics: Mack David, Joan Whitney

Introduced by: Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers

Carefully Taught (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: William Tabbert

Careless (1939)

Music: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Lew Quadling; Lyrics: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Lew Quadling

Introduced by: Dick Jurgens

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: Do I Love You / Careless / Say Si Si

Careless Hands (1948)

Music: Carl Sigman; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Sammy Kaye

Carmen Jones medley (1944)

Music: Georges Bizet; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Risë Stevens

Contains (medley of): Dat's Love (Habanera); Beat Out Dat Rhythm on a Drum (Gypsy Song); Stan' Up and Fight (Toreador Song)

Carolina in the Morning (1922)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: The Passing Show of 1922 (revue)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]

Castle of Dreams (1940)

Music: Harry Tierney; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Source: Irene / RKO (film)

Appears in medley: Irene Medley: Alice Blue Gown / Castle of Dreams / Irene

Castle Rock (1951)

Music: Al Sears; Lyrics: Ervin Drake, Jimmy Shirl

Introduced by: Johnny Hodges

Catana (1947)

Music: Al Newman; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Source: Captain From Castile / Fox (film)

Catch a Falling Star (1957)

Music: Lee Pockriss, Paul Vance; Lyrics: Lee Pockriss, Paul Vance; Original music: Johannes Brahms

Source: Brahms' Academic Festival Overture (based)

Introduced by: Perry Como

Appears in medley: Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling

Cathy (1962)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Cecilia (Does Your Mother Know You're Out) (1926)

Music: Dave Dreyer; Lyrics: Herman Ruby

Other titles: Does Your Mother Know You're Out Cecilia (Alternate); Cecilia (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley

Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti) (1946)

Music: Slim Gaillard, Paul Mills; Lyrics: Slim Gaillard, Paul Mills

Introduced by: Slim Gaillard

Appears in medley: Cement Mixer [Sinatra duet version]; Season Highlights medley

Cement Mixer [Sinatra duet version]

Music: Xavier Cugat, Slim Gaillard, George Gershwin, Paul Mills, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Stanley Adams, Sammy Cahn, Slim Gaillard, Ira Gershwin, Paul Mills; Spanish lyrics [original]: Pedro Berrios

Contains (medley of): Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti); Embraceable You; I Begged Her; My Shawl

Change Partners (1938)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Carefree / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Cambiemos Compañero (Spanish); Cambien de Pareja (Spanish); Cambio De Pareja (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate on You / The Girl From Ipanema

Charlotte Couldn't Charleston (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Charmaine (1926)

Music: Erno Rapee; Lyrics: Lew Pollack

Source: What Price Glory? / Fox (movie)

Other titles: シャ−メイン (Japanese)

Chattanooga Choo Choo (1941)

Music: Mack Gordon; Lyrics: Harry Warren

Source: Sun Valley Serenade / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy (1949)

Music: Jack Stapp, Harry Stone; Lyrics: Jack Stapp, Harry Stone

Introduced by: Red Foley

Other titles: Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy (Alternate)

Cheek to Cheek (1935)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Top Hat / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Mejilla A Mejilla (Spanish); Juntando Nuestras Caras (Spanish); Mejilla Con Mejilla (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Let's Sing Again medley

Cherokee (1938)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Ray Noble

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Appears in medley: Ray Noble medley: The Very Thought of You / Cherokee / Goodnight, Sweetheart

Cherry Pies Ought to Be You (1950)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Out of This World (musical)

Chesterfield commercial

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Chesterfield jingle

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: These Foolish Things / Smoke Dreams / Chesterfield

Chicago (That Toddlin' Town) (1922)

Music: Fred Fisher; Lyrics: Fred Fisher

Introduced by: The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra

Other titles: Chicago (Alternate); シカゴ (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Theme From "New York, New York" ("Chicago" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" / "Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Medley: Chicago / A Foggy Day / My Way / Fly Me to the Moon; Medley with Tony Bennett

Chickery Chick (1945)

Music: Sidney Lippman; Lyrics: Sylvia Dee

Introduced by: Sammy Kaye

Appears in medley: Teenage Tina skit; Darling I Am Growing Older

Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp) (1927)

Music: Charles N. Daniels; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Appears in medley: Chloe [Spike Jones parody]

Chloe [Spike Jones parody] (1945)

Music: Charles N. Daniels; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Spike Jones and His City Slickers

Contains (medley of): Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp)

Chorinho

Music: unknown

Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night (1945)

Music: Franz Gruber, Lowell Mason, Lewis H. Redner; Lyrics: Phillips Brooks, Joseph Mohr, Isaac Watts; Original music: George Frideric Handel

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): O Little Town of Bethlehem; Joy to the World; Silent Night

Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / White Christmas (1945)

Music: Irving Berlin, Lowell Mason, Lewis H. Redner; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Phillips Brooks, Isaac Watts; Original music: George Frideric Handel

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): O Little Town of Bethlehem; Joy to the World; White Christmas

Christmas Department Store skit: Along the Navajo Trail / My Kentucky Home / If I Loved You / Jingle Bells (parody) (1945)

Music: Eddie DeLange, Stephen Foster, Richard Charles Krieg, Larry Markes, James S. Pierpont, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Stephen Foster, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Charles Krieg, Larry Markes, James S. Pierpont

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Along the Navajo Trail; My Old Kentucky Home; If I Loved You; Jingle Bells

Christmas Dreaming (A Little Early This Year) (1947)

Music: Lester Lee; Lyrics: Irving Gordon

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Christmas Dreaming (Alternate)

Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail (1967)

Music: Les Brown, J. Fred Coots, Lee Hazlewood, Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Les Brown, Haven Gillespie, Lee Hazlewood, Frank Loesser

Introduced by: The Sinatras and Martins

Contains (medley of): It's a Most Unusual Day; Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town; These Boots Are Made For Walkin'; We Wish You the Merriest; More I Cannot Wish You; We Wish You the Merriest

Christmas Mem'ries (1975)

Music: Don Costa; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Christmas Memories (Alternate); Recuerdos De Navidad (Spanish)

Ciribiribin (They're So in Love) (1939)

Music: Albert Pestalozza; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence; Adaption: Harry James; Italian lyrics [original]: Carlo Tiochet

Source: Albert Pestalozza's "Ciribiribin" (based)

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: Chiribiribin (Spanish)

Civilization (1947)

Music: Bob Hilliard, Carl Sigman; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard, Carl Sigman

Source: Angel in the Wings (musical)

Introduced by: Elaine Stritch

Other titles: Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo) (Sheet music)

Clark Street (1955)

Music: Elmer Bernstein

Source: The Man with the Golden Arm / United Artists (theme)

Close Enough for Love (1979)

Music: Johnny Mandel; Lyrics: Paul Williams

Source: Agatha / Warner Bros. (theme)

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

Close to You (1943)

Music: Al Hoffman; Lyrics: Carl G. Lampl, Jerry Livingston

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cerca De Ti (Spanish); Junto A Vos (Spanish)

Clouds (1935)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Connie Boswell

Appears in medley: Memory medley: June in January / Clouds / You're a Sweetheart

Collegiate (1900)

Music: Nat Bonx, Moe Jaffe; Lyrics: Nat Bonx, Moe Jaffe

Introduced by: 1925

Appears in medley: Collegiate medley

Collegiate medley (1957)

Music: Nat Bonx, Zo Elliott, Tod Galloway, Allan M. Hirsh, Moe Jaffe, F. Dudleigh Vernor, Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson, Nat Bonx, Allan M. Hirsh, Moe Jaffe, Stoddard King, Meade Minnigerode, George S Pomeroy, Byron D. Stokes; Original lyrics: Rudyard Kipling

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Boola Boola; Collegiate; The Whiffenpoof Song; The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi; September Song; There's a Long Long Trail A-Winding

Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean (1843)

Music: Thomas A'Becket; Lyrics: Thomas A'Becket

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Come Along with Me (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Erik Rhodes

Come Back to Me (1966)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) (musical)

Introduced by: John Cullum

Other titles: Regresa A Mi (Spanish); Vuelve A Mi (Spanish)

Come Blow Your Horn (1963)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Come Blow Your Horn / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Si Mi Alcoba Hablase (Ven A Soplar Mi Trompeta) (Spanish); Alle Donne Ci Penso Io (Italian); Ven, Toca La Trompeta (Spanish); ナイスガイ・ニューヨーク (Japanese)

Come Dance with Me (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ven A Bailar Conmigo (Spanish); Ven Baila Conmigo (Spanish); Ven A Bailar (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley

Come Fly with Me (1957)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Vuela Conmigo (Spanish); Ven A Volar Conmigo (Spanish); Ven Vuela Conmigo (Spanish); Vuele usted conmigo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Diamond Jubilee medley; Frank and Dean medley [1959]; Together Again medley; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank Sinatra Overture

Come On (1999)

Music: Sean "Puffy" Combs, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: Sean "Puffy" Combs, The Notorious B.I.G.

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G. with Sadat X

Appears in medley: Come On / My Way of Life

Come On / My Way of Life (2006)

Music: Gayle Caldwell, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Bert Kaempfert, The Notorious B.I.G., Herbert Rehbein; Lyrics: Gayle Caldwell, Sean "Puffy" Combs, The Notorious B.I.G., Carl Sigman

Contains (medley of): Come On; My Way of Life; Wandering

Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Come Rain or Come Shine (1946)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: St. Louis Woman (musical)

Introduced by: Ruby Hill and Harold Nicholas

Other titles: Kiša Ili Sunce (Croatian); Aunque Llueva O Salga El Sol (Spanish); Venga la Lluvia O Venga El Sol (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp; Harold Arlen medley (part 1)

Come Up to My Place (1944)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town (musical)

Introduced by: Nancy Walker and Cris Alexander

Come Waltz with Me (1962)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Introduced by: The Song Spinners

Comme Çi, Çomme Ca (1948)

Music: Bruno Coquatrix; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney; French lyrics [original]: Pierre Dudan

Introduced by: Henri Salvador

Other titles: Clopin, Clopant (French); Comme Ci, Comme Ca (Alternate)

Como, Sinatra and Laine (1951)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Perry Como and Laine

Contains (medley of): Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee

Complaint letter sketch: These Foolish Things / Figaro (1946)

Music: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Skitch Henderson

Contains (medley of): These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You); Figaro

Concierto de Aranjuez (1939)

Music: Joaquín Rodrigo

Introduced by: Regino Sainz de la Maza

Could 'Ja? (1947)

Music: Carl Fischer; Lyrics: Bill Carey

Introduced by: The King Cole Trio

Other titles: Could Ja? (Alternate)

Count on Me (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (1868)

Music: Johannes Brahms; Lyrics: Natalia MacFerren; German lyrics [original]: Johannes Brahms

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Letter request songs: Embraceable You / Miserere / San Antonio Rose / Brahms' Lullaby

Crazy Love (1957)

Music: Phil Turninello; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Loco Amor (Spanish)

Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee (1931)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Introduced by: Dick Robertson

Appears in medley: Como, Sinatra and Laine

Cruising Down the River (1946)

Music: Elly Beadell, Nell Tollerton; Lyrics: Elly Beadell, Nell Tollerton

Introduced by: Lou Preager

Cry Me a River (1953)

Music: Arthur Hamilton; Lyrics: Arthur Hamilton

Introduced by: Julie London

Crying (1947)

Music: Jay Chernis; Lyrics: Barney Ross

Cu-Tu-Gu-Ru (Jack, Jack, Jack)

Music: Armando Castro; Lyrics: Joe Davis

Cuanto Le Gusta (1947)

Music: Gabriel Ruiz; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert

Introduced by: Carmen Miranda

Cuddle Up a Little Closer (1908)

Music: Karl Hoschna; Lyrics: Otto Harbach

Source: The Three Twins (musical)

Introduced by: Alice Yorke

Other titles: Cuddle Up A Little Closer, Lovey Mine (Alternate)

Cycles (1968)

Music: Gayle Caldwell; Lyrics: Gayle Caldwell

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ciclos (Spanish); 恋のサイクル (Japanese); Tempo Fa (Italian)

Daddy (1941)

Music: Bobby Troup; Lyrics: Bobby Troup

Introduced by: Sammy Kaye

Appears in medley: Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Frank and Dinah medley [1958]

Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two) (1892)

Music: Harry Dacre; Lyrics: Harry Dacre

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-10-09]

Dance with a Dolly (With a Hole in Her Stocking) (1940)

Music: Jimmy Eaton, Mickey Leader, Terry Shand; Lyrics: Jimmy Eaton, Mickey Leader, Terry Shand

Source: Buffalo Gals (based)

Introduced by: Tony Pastor

Appears in medley: "Kiddie Album" parody medley

Dancing in the Dark (1931)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: The Band Wagon (musical)

Introduced by: John Barker and Tilly Losch

Other titles: Bailando En La Oscuridad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Parodies: Dancing in the Dark / Little Girl Blue / Cabaret

Dancing on the Ceiling (1930)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Evergreen (musical)

Introduced by: Jessie Matthews

Other titles: 面影は独り寝の間も (Japanese); Bailando Sobre El Techo (Spanish); Bailando En El Tejado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

Dancing with Tears in My Eyes (1930)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Dancing Sweeties / Warner Bros. (written)

Introduced by: Regent Club Orchestra

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Darling (1943)

Music: Will Grosz; Lyrics: Winifred May

Darling I Am Growing Older (1946)

Music: H.P. Danks, Sidney Lippman; Lyrics: Sylvia Dee, Eben E. Rexford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Silver Threads Among the Gold; Chickery Chick

Darn That Dream (1939)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Source: Swingin' the Dream (revue)

Introduced by: Louis Armstrong

Appears in medley: Ballad Medley: Now I Lay Me Down / Honey / This Love of Mine / Darn That Dream; DeLange and Van Heusen medley: Heaven Can Wait / All I Remember Is You / Darn That Dream

Dat's Love (Habanera) (1943)

Music: Georges Bizet; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carmen Jones (musical); Bizet's "Habanera" from "Carmen" (based)

Introduced by: Muriel Smith

Appears in medley: Carmen Jones medley; Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive

Day by Day (1945)

Music: Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dia À Dia (Portuguese); デイ・バイ・デイ (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Season Highlights medley

Day In, Day Out (1939)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Bob Crosby

Other titles: Un Día Si Otro No (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Don't Worry 'Bout Me / Day In, Day Out; Diamond Jubilee medley

Daybreak (1942)

Music: Ferde Grofé; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: the Theme of Mardi Gras from Grofé's Mississippi Suite (based)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Amanecer (Spanish)

Days of Wine and Roses (1962)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Days of Wine and Roses / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Henry Mancini

Other titles: Días De Vino Y Rosas (Spanish); Vino E Rose (Italian); 酒とバラの日々 (Japanese)

Dear Heart (1964)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston

Source: Dear Heart / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Henry Mancini

Other titles: Querido Corazón (Spanish); ディア・ハート (Japanese); Mi Querido Corazón (Spanish)

Dear Little Boy of Mine (1918)

Music: Ernest R. Ball; Lyrics: J. Keirn Brennan

Introduced by: Charles Harrison

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad

Dear Mister Sinatra (1943)

Music: Jerry Livingston; Lyrics: Al Hoffman

Dear Old Girl (1903)

Music: Theodore Morse; Lyrics: Richard H. Buck

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit; Melody for Mom and Dad

Dear Santa Claus (A Letter to Santa) (1957)

Music: J. A. Bee, Don Canton, Beck Miller, Vance Packard; Lyrics: J. A. Bee, Don Canton, Beck Miller, Vance Packard

Introduced by: Buddy Hackett

Dearest Darling (1945)

Music: James Cavanaugh, Dick Robertson, Frank Weldon; Lyrics: James Cavanaugh, Dick Robertson, Frank Weldon

Dearie (1950)

Music: David Mann; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Ray Bolger and Ethel Merman

December Song (I Dreamed of Christmas) (2008)

Music: David Austin, George Michael, Jule Styne; Lyrics: David Austin, Sammy Cahn, George Michael

Introduced by: George Michael

Contains (medley of): The Christmas Waltz

Deck the Halls

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night

Deep in a Dream (1938)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Bob Crosby

Other titles: 夢深く (Japanese); Poseido Por Un Sueño (Spanish); Sumergido En Un Sueño (Spanish)

Deep Night (1929)

Music: Charles Henderson; Lyrics: Rudy Vallée

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Other titles: Noche Profunda (Spanish)

Deep Purple (1934)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley

Deep River

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen

DeLange and Van Heusen medley: Heaven Can Wait / All I Remember Is You / Darn That Dream (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Heaven Can Wait; All I Remember Is You; Darn That Dream

Delilah Jones (1956)

Music: Elmer Bernstein, Sylvia Fine; Lyrics: Elmer Bernstein, Sylvia Fine

Source: The Man with The Golden Arm / United Artists (film)

Dem Dry Bones (1928)

Music: J. Rosamond Johnson; Lyrics: James Weldon Johnson

Introduced by: The Famous Myers Jubilee Singers

Desafinado (1959)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Jon Hendricks; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Newton Mendonça

Introduced by: Antonio Carlos Jobim

Other titles: Off Key (Alternate)

Desert Island Medley #1 (1944)

Music: Harold Arlen, Sammy Fain, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Oscar Hammerstein II, Yip Harburg, Cole Porter, Harry Woods

Introduced by: Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

Contains (medley of): When the Red, Red Robin (Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along); Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'; That Old Feeling; I've Got You Under My Skin; Over the Rainbow

Desert Island Medley #2 (1944)

Music: Harold Arlen, Johnny S. Black, Frank Churchill, Johnny Green, Jimmy McHugh, Phil Moore, Albert Von Tilzer, Harry Warren, Kurt Weill, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Johnny S. Black, Anne Caldwell, Frank Churchill, Dorothy Fields, Mack Gordon, Edward Heyman, Frank Loesser, Junie McCree, Johnny Mercer, Phil Moore, Ogden Nash

Introduced by: Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

Contains (medley of): Let's Get Lost; I Know That You Know; Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?; Speak Low; Out of Nowhere; You'll Never Know; Shoo Shoo Baby; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Paper Doll; Blues in the Night; Put Your Arms Around Me Honey

Devil May Care (1940)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Al Diablo Le Gusta (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Blue Lovebird / Devil May Care / Imagination

Diahann (1968)

Music: Erno Rapee; Lyrics: Lew Pollack

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Diahann Carroll

Contains (medley of): Diane

Diamond Jubilee medley (1991)

Music: Arthur Altman, Harold Arlen, Rube Bloom, Joe Bushkin, Cy Coleman, Matt Dennis, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Kelly Gordon, James F. Hanley, Bert Kaempfert, Jerome Kern, Ruth Lowe, Jimmy McHugh, Josef Myrow, Sol Parker, Cole Porter, Johnny Richards, Richard Rodgers, Hank Sanicola, Larry Shay, Jule Styne, Dean Kay Thompson, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Harold Adamson, Sammy Cahn, John DeVries, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Kelly Gordon, Mack Gordon, James F. Hanley, Lorenz Hart, Ted Koehler, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Ruth Lowe, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Larry Shay, Frank Sinatra, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder, Dean Kay Thompson; Original lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach; Credited: Jimmy McHugh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gormé

Contains (medley of): All or Nothing at All; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; Come Fly with Me; Oh! Look at Me Now; Night and Day; Day In, Day Out; I Thought About You; Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Come Dance with Me; I Won't Dance; I Get a Kick Out of You; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; Witchcraft; Strangers in the Night; Ring-a-Ding Ding; I've Got the World on a String; You Make Me Feel So Young; A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; This Love of Mine; I'll Never Smile Again; Everything Happens to Me; All the Way; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road); That's Life; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You); Young at Heart; Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart

Diane (1927)

Music: Erno Rapee; Lyrics: Lew Pollack

Source: 7th Heaven / Fox (film)

Appears in medley: Diahann

Dick Haymes, Dick Todd and Como [Sunday, Monday or Always parody] (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Sunday, Monday or Always

Did You Ever See a Dream Walking? (1933)

Music: Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Sitting Pretty / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Art Jarrett and Ginger Rogers

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Ding-a-Ling medley; Rat Pack parody medley [incomplete]

Didn't We (1967)

Music: Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: James Darren

Other titles: ¿No Es Así? (Spanish); ¿Lo Hicimos? (Spanish); ¿No Lo Hicimos? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: A Man Alone medley

Dig Down Deep (1942)

Music: Sano Marco, Gerald Marks; Lyrics: Walter Hirsch

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Profundizando (Spanish)

Dinah (1925)

Music: Harry Akst; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; "Frankie and Ginny" skit

Dindi (1959)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Aloysio de Oliveira

Introduced by: Silvia Telles

Ding-a-Ling medley (1970)

Music: Andy Gibson, Jimmy McHugh, Josef Myrow, Cole Porter, Harry Revel, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Roy Alfred, Dorothy Fields, Mack Gordon, Oscar Hammerstein II, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and The Golddiggers

Contains (medley of): What Is This Thing Called Love?; I Enjoy Being a Girl; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?; The Hucklebuck; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; You Make Me Feel So Young

Dinner for One Please, James (1935)

Music: Michael Carr; Lyrics: Michael Carr

Introduced by: Ambrose

Dirty Dingus Magee (1970)

Music: Mike Curb, Mack David; Lyrics: Mike Curb, Mack David

Source: Dirty Dingus Magee / MGM (film)

Introduced by: The Mike Curb Congregation

Dites-Moi (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Other titles: Dites Moi (Alternate)

Do I Love You? (1939)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Du Barry Was a Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Ronald Graham and Ethel Merman

Appears in medley: Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Popular Hits Medley: Do I Love You / Careless / Say Si Si

Do I Worry? (1940)

Music: Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth; Lyrics: Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

Other titles: Que Si Yo Me Preocupo? (Spanish); ¿Molesto? (Spanish)

Do It the Hard Way (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

Do Nothing till You Hear from Me (1943)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Bob Russell

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Other titles: Concerto for Cootie (Instrumental (1940))

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

Do You Know Why? (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Love Thy Neighbor / Paramount (film)

Other titles: Sabes Porque? (Spanish)

Do-Re-Mi (1959)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The Sound of Music (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief (1945)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Betty Hutton

Appears in medley: Season Highlights medley

Dolores (1941)

Music: Louis Alter; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Las Vegas Nights / Paramount (musical)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Don'cha Go 'Way Mad (1949)

Music: Illinois Jacquet, Jimmy Mundy; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Introduced by: Illinois Jacquet

Other titles: No Te Vayas Enojado (Spanish); Don't Go Away Mad (Alternate)

Don't Ask Me Why (1942)

Music: Robert Stolz; Lyrics: Joe Young; German lyrics [original]: Walter Reisch, Armin L. Robinson

Introduced by: Tony Martin

Other titles: Das Lied ist aus (Frag' nicht warum ich gehe) (German)

Don't Be a Do-Badder (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Don't Be That Way (1934)

Music: Benny Goodman, Edgar Sampson; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Chick Webb

Other titles: No Seas Así (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp

Don't Blame Me (1932)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Clowns in Clover (revue)

Other titles: No Me Culpes (Spanish)

Don't Bring Crosby (1946)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jack Carson

Contains (medley of): Don't Bring Lulu

Don't Bring Lulu (1925)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Billy Rose

Appears in medley: Don't Bring Crosby

Don't Change Your Mind About Me (1954)

Music: Imogen Carpenter; Lyrics: Lenny Adelson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go) (1949)

Music: Joe Marsala; Lyrics: Joe Marsala

Introduced by: Johnny Desmond

Other titles: No Llores Joe (Spanish); No Llores Jose (Spanish)

Appears in medley: 1949 Hit Medley: The Hucklebuck / If I Ever Love Again / The Old Master Painter / Don't Cry Joe; Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head; Frank and Dean medley [1957]

Don't Do Something to Someone Else (That You Wouldn't Want Done to You) (1949)

Music: Marvin Fisher; Lyrics: Marvin Fisher

Introduced by: Gordon Jenkins

Don't Ever Be Afraid to Go Home (1952)

Music: Carl Sigman; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Don't Ever Change (1944)

Music: Ted Grouya; Lyrics: Nat Burton

Don't Ever Go Away (1957)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Dolores Duran

Introduced by: Sylvia Telles

Other titles: Por Causa De Você (Portuguese); Nunca te vayas (Spanish); Por Tu Culpa (Spanish); Por Causa De Usted (Spanish)

Don't Fence Me In (1934)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Robert Fletcher, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Edward Nell

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Don't Forget Tonight, Tomorrow (1945)

Music: Jay Milton, Ukie Sherin; Lyrics: Jay Milton, Ukie Sherin

Don't Get Around Much Anymore (1942)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Bob Russell

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Other titles: Never No Lament (Instrumental (1940))

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

Don't Let the Grass Grow (1975)

Music: David Buskin; Lyrics: David Buskin

Introduced by: Marcia Hines

Don't Like Goodbyes (1955)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Harold Arlen, Truman Capote

Source: House of Flowers (musical)

Introduced by: Pearl Bailey

Other titles: No Me Gustan Las Despedidas (Spanish)

Don't Make a Beggar of Me (1953)

Music: Al Sherman; Lyrics: Al Sherman

Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (with Anyone Else but Me) (1942)

Music: Sam H. Sept; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Charles Tobias

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Don't Sleep in the Subway (1967)

Music: Tony Hatch; Lyrics: Jackie Trent

Introduced by: Petula Clark

Other titles: No Duermas En El Metro (Spanish); No Duermas en el Subte (Spanish); No Te Duermas En El Subway (Spanish)

Don't Speak of Love (1959)

Music: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym]; Lyrics: Sam Ward

Don't Take Your Love from Me (1940)

Music: Henry Nemo; Lyrics: Henry Nemo

Introduced by: Mildred Bailey

Other titles: No me quites tu amor (Spanish)

Don't Wait Too Long (1963)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Introduced by: Tony Bennett

Other titles: No Esperes Mucho (Spanish)

Don't Worry 'bout Me (1939)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Cotton Club Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Katherine Perry

Other titles: No Te Preocupes Por Mi (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Don't Worry 'Bout Me / Day In, Day Out

Dorsey Memory Medley (1958)

Music: Joe Burke, Matt Dennis, George Gershwin, Isham Jones, Sy Oliver, Victor Young; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Al Dubin, Ira Gershwin, Gus Kahn, Frank Killduff, Sam M. Lewis, Sy Oliver

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jo Stafford

Contains (medley of): Street of Dreams; For You; Violets for Your Furs; Little Man With A Candy Cigar; The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else); Embraceable You; Yes Indeed!

Down a Dusty Trail (1942)

Music: Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra; Lyrics: Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

Down Argentina Way (1940)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Down Argentine Way / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Betty Grable and Don Ameche

Appears in medley: Medley: Down Argentina Way / This Love of Mine / Tonight We Love

Down by the Old Mill Stream (1910)

Music: Tell Taylor; Lyrics: Tell Taylor

Introduced by: The Orpheus Comedy Four

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley; Gay 90s skit: Our Songs Are Happy / Down By the Old Mill Stream

Down the Old Ox Road (1933)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Sam Coslow

Source: College Humor / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

Downtown (1964)

Music: Tony Hatch; Lyrics: Tony Hatch

Introduced by: Petula Clark

Other titles: Chao Chao (Spanish); En La Ciudad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: These Boots Are Made For Walkin' / Downtown

Dream (When You're Feeling Blue) (1945)

Music: Johnny Mercer; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: The Pied Pipers

Other titles: Sueña (Spanish); ドリーム (Japanese); Ensueño (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Dream / I'll Buy That Dream [parody]; One For Me

Dream / I'll Buy That Dream [parody] (1946)

Music: Johnny Mercer, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Herb Magidson, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Phil Silvers

Contains (medley of): Dream (When You're Feeling Blue); I'll Buy That Dream

Dream a Little Dream of Me (1931)

Music: Fabian Andree, Wilbur Schwandt; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Ozzie Nelson

Other titles: Ať Se Ti To O Mně Aspoň Trošku Zdá (Czech)

Dream Away (1973)

Music: John Williams; Lyrics: Paul Williams

Source: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing / MGM (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Deja De Soñar (Spanish); Sueña (Spanish); Pierdete En Tus Sueños (Spanish); Alejate Soñando (Spanish); Lets Your Dreams Run Wild (Alternate)

Dream Sequence and Finale: What Do I Care for a Dame? / Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered / I Could Write a Book (1957)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Hora de Soñar (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): What Do I Care For a Dame?; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; I Could Write a Book

Drinking Again (1962)

Music: Doris Tauber; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Gloria Lynne

Other titles: Enbriagandome Otra Vez (Spanish); Bebiendo Otra Vez (Spanish)

Dry Your Eyes (1976)

Music: Neil Diamond; Lyrics: Robbie Robertson

Introduced by: Neil Diamond

Early American (1950)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: You Can Change the World / Christopher Films (film)

East of the Sun (and West of the Moon) (1934)

Music: Brooks Bowman; Lyrics: Brooks Bowman

Source: Stags at Bay (musical)

Other titles: Al Este Del Sol (Y Al Oeste De La Luna) (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Old Favourites Medley: East of the Sun / Solitude / Ain't Misbehavin'

Easter Parade (1933)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: As Thousands Cheer (revue)

Introduced by: Marilyn Miller and Clifton Webb

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Eastern Columbia, Broadway at Nine

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Ebb Tide (1953)

Music: Robert Maxwell; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Robert Maxwell

Other titles: Marea Baja (Spanish); ひき潮 (Japanese)

Eee-O Eleven (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Ocean's 11 / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr.

Elizabeth (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Embraceable You (1930)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Girl Crazy (musical)

Introduced by: Ginger Rogers

Other titles: Quero Abraçar-te (Portuguese); Eres Adorable (Spanish); エンブレイサブル・ユー (Japanese); Deseable (Spanish); Abrazable Tú (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; "My Romance" skit; Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley; Rat Pack medley; Medley: This Love of Mine / Embraceable You / There Are Such Things; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Letter request songs: Embraceable You / Miserere / San Antonio Rose / Brahms' Lullaby; Cement Mixer [Sinatra duet version]; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Dorsey Memory Medley; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

Emily (1964)

Music: Johnny Mandel; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: The Americanization of Emily / MGM (theme)

Introduced by: Julie Andrews

Other titles: Emilia (Spanish); エミリー (Japanese)

Empty Is (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Vacio Es (Spanish); Vacio (Spanish); Vacío Está (Spanish)

Empty Saddles (1936)

Music: Billy Hill; Lyrics: Billy Hill

Source: Rhythm on the Range / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Empty Tables (1973)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Entratter, Stay 'way From My Door (1961)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Mort Dixon; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): River, Stay 'way from My Door

Envy (1949)

Music: David Gussin; Lyrics: Eve London

Introduced by: Fran Warren

Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye (1944)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Seven Lively Arts (revue)

Introduced by: Nan Wynn and Jere McMahon

Ev'rybody Has the Right to Be Wrong! (At Least Once) (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Skyscraper (musical)

Introduced by: Julie Harris and Peter L. Marshall

Other titles: Ev'rybody Has the Right to Be Wrong (Alternate); Todos Tienen Derecho A Equivocarse (Spanish title); Everybody Has the Right to Be Wrong (Alternate)

Ev'rybody's Twistin' (1962)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: "Truckin'" (based)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Everybody's Twistin' (Alternate); Everybody's Twisting (Alternate)

Ever Homeward (1948)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Original music: Kazimierz Lubomirski; Polish lyrics [original]: Kazimierz Lubomirski

Source: The Miracle of Bells / RKO (film); Lubomirski's "O gwiazdeczko coś błyszczała" (based)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Evergreen (Love Theme from "A Star Is Born") (1976)

Music: Barbra Streisand; Lyrics: Paul Williams

Source: A Star Is Born / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Barbara Striesand

Every Day I Love You (Just a Little Bit More) (1948)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Two Guys from Texas / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Dennis Morgan

Appears in medley: Every Day I Love You (Just a Little Bit More) [Lucky Strike verse]

Every Day I Love You (Just a Little Bit More) [Lucky Strike verse] (1948)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Every Day I Love You (Just a Little Bit More)

Every Day of My Life (1939)

Music: Morty Beck, Billy Hays, Harry James; Lyrics: Morty Beck, Billy Hays, Harry James

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: Everyday of My Life (Alternate)

Every Man Should Marry (1949)

Music: Abner Silver; Lyrics: Benny Davis

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Every Night About This Time (1942)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

Every Singer Wants to Be a Comic (1953)

Music: Jackie Barnett, Jimmy Durante, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Jackie Barnett, Jimmy Durante, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): C'est Magnifique

Every Time I Meet You (1949)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Betty Grable

Other titles: For the First Time (Alternate)

Everybody Loves My Baby (1924)

Music: Spencer Williams; Lyrics: Jack Palmer

Introduced by: Aileen Stanley

Everybody Loves Somebody (1947)

Music: Ken Lane; Lyrics: Irving Taylor

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

Other titles: Todo El Mundo Ama A Alguien (Spanish); Todos Aman A Alguien (Spanish); Todos Amamos A Alguien (Spanish)

Everybody Ought to Be in Love (1977)

Music: Paul Anka; Lyrics: Paul Anka

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Todo El Mundo Deberia Estar Enamorado (Spanish)

Everybody's Got a Little Song

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Everyday Struggle (1994)

Music: The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: The Notorious B.I.G.

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Everyday Struggle / A Day In The Life Of A Fool

Everyday Struggle / A Day In The Life Of A Fool (2006)

Music: Luiz Bonfá, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: The Notorious B.I.G., Carl Sigman; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Antonio Mariz

Contains (medley of): Everyday Struggle; A Day in the Life of a Fool

Everything Happens to Me (1941)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Todo Me Ocurre (Spanish); Todo Me Ocurre A Mi (Spanish); Lo Que Me Pasa (Spanish); Estoy de Malas (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; Diamond Jubilee medley

Everything I Have Is Yours (1933)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Dancing Lady / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Art Jarrett

Exactly Like You (1930)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Lew Leslie's International Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Harry Richman

Exodus (1960)

Music: Ernest Gold

Source: Exodus / United Artists (theme)

Fairy Tale (1955)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuento de Hadas (Spanish); Cuida Tu Corazón (Spanish)

Faithful (1951)

Music: Jimmy Kennedy; Lyrics: Harry Stone

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Falling in Love (1940)

Music: John Antrim, Jack Simmons; Lyrics: John Antrim, Jack Simmons

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: Medley: Believe It or Not / Falling In Love / What's the Difference

Falling in Love Again (Can't Help It) (1930)

Music: Friedrich Hollaender; Lyrics: Sammy Lerner; German lyrics [original]: Friedrich Hollaender

Source: Der Blaue Engel / Universum (film)

Introduced by: Marlene Dietrich

Other titles: Ich bin von Kopf bis Fuß auf Liebe eingestellt (German)

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Falling in Love with Love (1938)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: The Boys from Syracuse (musical)

Introduced by: Muriel Angelus

Other titles: Falling in Love With You (Alternate); Enamorándose Del Amor (Spanish); Enamorandome Del Amor (Spanish); Innamorato dell'amore (Italian)

Far Away Places (1948)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney

Introduced by: Margaret Whiting

Farewell, Amanda (1949)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Adam's Rib / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Farewell, Farewell to Love (1951)

Music: George Siravo; Lyrics: Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Adios, Adios Al Amor (Spanish)

Feelin' Kinda Sunday (1970)

Music: Nino Tempo, Annette Tucker, Kathy Wakefield; Lyrics: Nino Tempo, Annette Tucker, Kathy Wakefield

Introduced by: Frank and Nancy Sinatra

Other titles: Agradable Domingo (Spanish); Hoy Pienso Que Es Domingo (Spanish)

Feet of Clay (1952)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Feudin' and Fightin' (1944)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Burton Lane

Source: Laffing Room Only (revue)

Figaro (1946)

Music: Gioachino Rossini; Libretto: Cesare Sterbini

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Carlos Ramirez

Contains (medley of): Largo al factotum

Appears in medley: Complaint letter sketch: These Foolish Things / Figaro

Film Song medley: I Only Have Eyes For You / When Day Is Done / You Oughta Be In Pictures (1940)

Music: Dr. Robert Katscher, Dana Suesse, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva, Al Dubin, Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): I Only Have Eyes For You; When Day Is Done; You Oughta Be in Pictures

Finale: As Long As There's Music / Some Other Time / Where Does Love Begin? (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Contains (medley of): As Long As There's Music; Some Other Time; As Long As There's Music; Where Does Love Begin?

Finale: Before the Music Ends (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Final: Antes Que La Música Termine (Spanish)

Finale: I Saw You First / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Contains (medley of): I Saw You First; A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

Fine and Dandy (1930)

Music: Kay Swift; Lyrics: Paul James

Source: Fine and Dandy (musical)

Introduced by: Joe Cook and Alice Boulden

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley

Fitch Shampoo jingle

Lyrics: unknown

Five Hundred Guys (1956)

Music: Lou Kosloff; Lyrics: Don Canton

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Five Minutes More (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Sweetheart of Sigma Chi / Monogram (film)

Introduced by: Phil Brito

Other titles: Cinco Minutos más (Spanish); もう5分ね (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley

Flamingo (1940)

Music: Ted Grouya; Lyrics: Edmund Anderson

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Flowers Mean Forgiveness (1956)

Music: Al Frisch, Edward White, Mack Wolfson; Lyrics: Al Frisch, Edward White, Mack Wolfson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words) (1954)

Music: Bart Howard; Lyrics: Bart Howard

Introduced by: Kaye Ballard

Other titles: In Other Words (Original); Llévame Volando A La Luna (Spanish); Let Se Mnou Na Měsíc (Czech); En otras palabras (Spanish); Полетим На Луну (Russian); Llévame A La Luna (Spanish); フライ･ミー･トゥ･ザ･ムーン (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: Chicago / A Foggy Day / My Way / Fly Me to the Moon

Follow Me (1960)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Camelot (musical)

Introduced by: Marjorie Smith

Other titles: Sígueme (Spanish)

Follow the Fold (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread) (1940)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Bob Crosby

Other titles: Los Tontos Caen Siempre (Spanish); Los Bobos Siempre Caen (Spanish); Invasion De Tontos (Spanish); Atrevete, tonto (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Ten Crack Commandments / Fools Rush In; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / Fools Rush In / I'll Never Smile Again; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / Love Lies

For a While (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertwon (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Durante Un Poco De Tiempo (Spanish)

For Every Man There's a Woman (1948)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Casbah / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Tony Martin

Appears in medley: Nasty Boy / For Every Man There's a Woman

For Me and My Gal (1917)

Music: George Meyer; Lyrics: E. Ray Goetz, Edgar Leslie

Introduced by: M.J. O'Connell

Appears in medley: We Can't Do That Anymore

For Once in My Life (1966)

Music: Orlando Murden; Lyrics: Ronald Miller

Introduced by: Jean DuShon

Other titles: Por Una Vez En Mi Vida (Spanish); Una Vez En la Vida (Spanish)

Appears in medley: For Once in My Life ["Kiss Me Once, Kiss Me Twice"]

For Once in My Life ["Kiss Me Once, Kiss Me Twice"] (1976)

Music: Orlando Murden, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Ronald Miller

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): For Once in My Life; It's Been a Long, Long Time

For the First Time (I've Fallen in Love) (1943)

Music: David Kapp; Lyrics: Charles Tobias

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

For the Good Times (1968)

Music: Kris Kristofferson; Lyrics: Kris Kristofferson

Introduced by: Bill Nash

Other titles: Por Los Buenos Tiempos (Spanish)

For You (1931)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Introduced by: Joe Green

Appears in medley: Dorsey Memory Medley

Forget Domani (1964)

Music: Riz Ortolani; Lyrics: Norman Newell

Source: The Yellow Rolls-Royce / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Katyna Ranieri

Other titles: Esqueça O Amanhã (Portuguese); Olvidemos El Mañana (Spanish); Olvídate Del Mañana (Spanish); 明日を忘れて (Japanese); Olvídate del Domingo (Spanish); Olvida Mañana (Spanish)

Forget to Remember (1969)

Music: Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo; Lyrics: Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Trata De Olvidar (Spanish)

Appears in medley: A Man Alone medley

Forgetting You (1928)

Music: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson

Introduced by: Peggy English

Four or Five Times (1927)

Music: Byron Gay, Marco H. Hellman; Lyrics: Byron Gay, Marco H. Hellman

Introduced by: Western Wanderers

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

Frank and Bing medley [1945] (1945)

Music: Milton Ager, Sammy Fain, J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Billy Hill, Friedrich Hollaender, Arthur Johnston, James Kendis, Lou Klein, Alfred Lee, Gaston Lyle, Joe Marsala, Richard Rodgers, Laura R. Smith, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Sam Coslow, J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Oscar Hammerstein II, Billy Hill, James Kendis, Lou Klein, Sammy Lerner, George Leybourne, Joe Marsala, Laura R. Smith, Jack Yellen, Joe Young; German lyrics [original]: Friedrich Hollaender

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Little Sir Echo; Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Was That the Human Thing to Do; The Last Roundup; If I Had My Way; Falling in Love Again (Can't Help It); I Wonder What's Become of Sally; The Man on the Flying Trapeze; Learn to Croon; Sunday, Monday or Always; People Will Say We're in Love

Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944] (1944)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Johnny Green, Ted Grouya, Jerrie Kruger, Abner Silver, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Ted Grouya, Edward Heyman, Jerrie Kruger, Harry Richman, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): It Could Happen to You; I Heard You Cried Last Night; I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You); I Don't Believe It, But Say It Again; Out of Nowhere; Going My Way; Sunday, Monday or Always

Frank and Dean medley [1957] (1957)

Music: Irving Berlin, Richard Dehr, George Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Loesser, Joe Marsala, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Frank Miller, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Warren, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Jack Brooks, Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Richard Dehr, Ira Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Loesser, Joe Marsala, Frank Miller, Louis Prima; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Sunday, Monday or Always; On a Slow Boat to China; Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Memories Are Made of This; The Girl That I Marry; Innamorata; I've Got a Crush on You; Oh Marie; Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go)

Frank and Dean medley [1959] (1959)

Music: Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Jimmy McHugh, Larry Shay, Jimmy Van Heusen, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Johnny Mercer, Larry Shay

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Too Marvelous for Words; A Foggy Day (In London Town); When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You); Come Fly with Me; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby

Frank and Dean medley [1976] (1976)

Music: Harold Arlen, Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Gerald Marks, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer, Larry Shay, Seymour Simons

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Too Marvelous for Words; Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp; Where or When; I've Got the World on a String; All of Me; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt] (1977)

Music: Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Jimmy Van Heusen, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Louis Prima, Larry Shay; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; Night and Day; Where or When; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Oh Marie; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23] (1977)

Music: Mark Fisher, George Forrest, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Jimmy Van Heusen, Robert Wright, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, George Forrest, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Louis Prima, Larry Shay, Robert Wright; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp; Baubles, Bangles and Beads; Where or When; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Oh Marie; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean medley [1977] (1977)

Music: Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Jimmy Van Heusen, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Louis Prima, Larry Shay; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp; Where or When; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Oh Marie; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean medley [1980] (1980)

Music: Irving Berlin, Mack David, Vernon Duke, Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Bert Kaempfert, Gerald Marks, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Johnny Burke, Mack David, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Louis Prima, Larry Shay, Seymour Simons, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Strangers in the Night; Pennies from Heaven; I Can't Get Started; Embraceable You; I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine; It's All Right With Me; Where or When; All of Me; Oh Marie; Blue Skies; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean medley [1983] (1983)

Music: Vernon Duke, Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Frederick Loewe, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Harry Ruby, Larry Shay, Jimmy Van Heusen, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Vernon Duke, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Bert Kalmar, Alan Jay Lerner, Louis Prima, Larry Shay; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); Almost Like Being in Love; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; Autumn in New York; Nevertheless (I'm in Love with You); They Can't Take That Away from Me; Oh Marie; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Frank and Dean parody medley [1980] (1980)

Music: Joseph Alden, Louis Alter, Arthur Altman, Harold Arlen, John Barry, Irving Berlin, Eubie Blake, Joe Burke, James Cavanaugh, Russ Columbo, Con Conrad, Raymond Egan, Paul Gregory, Frederick Loewe, Ange Lorenzo, Russ Morgan, Richard Rodgers, Sigmund Romberg, Larry Stock, Richard Whiting, Victor Young, Gladys du Bois; Lyrics: Joseph Alden, Irving Berlin, Don Black, James Cavanaugh, Russ Columbo, Con Conrad, Al Dubin, Raymond Egan, Ray Evans, Paul Gregory, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart, Ted Koehler, Jack Lawrence, Alan Jay Lerner, Jay Livingston, Ange Lorenzo, Sidney D. Mitchell, Russ Morgan, Noble Sissle, Larry Stock, Richard Whiting, Gladys du Bois

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Easter Parade; Golden Earrings; You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You; All or Nothing at All; They Say It's Wonderful; When I Grow Too Old to Dream; You Turned the Tables on Me; Wouldn't It Be Loverly; Stout-Hearted Men; You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love); Dancing with Tears in My Eyes; I'm Just Wild About Harry; Sleepy Time Gal; I Didn't Know What Time It Was; Born Free; I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues

Frank and Dinah medley [1958] (1958)

Music: Vernon Duke, George Gershwin, Gerald Marks, Jimmy McHugh, Josef Myrow, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Bobby Troup, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Ted Fetter, Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, Mack Gordon, John Latouche, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Seymour Simons, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Bobby Troup, Harry Woods

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): You Make Me Feel So Young; Them There Eyes; A Foggy Day (In London Town); I've Got You Under My Skin; Taking a Chance on Love; They Can't Take That Away from Me; All of Me; Daddy; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Side by Side

Frank and Dinah medley [1959] (1959)

Music: Vernon Duke, George Gershwin, Gerald Marks, Jimmy McHugh, Josef Myrow, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Bobby Troup, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Ted Fetter, Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, Mack Gordon, John Latouche, Johnny Mercer, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Seymour Simons, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Bobby Troup

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): You Make Me Feel So Young; Them There Eyes; A Foggy Day (In London Town); I've Got You Under My Skin; Taking a Chance on Love; They Can't Take That Away from Me; All of Me; Daddy; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby

Frank Sinatra Overture (1974)

Music: Cy Coleman, Ervin Drake, Bert Kaempfert, Johnny Richards, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Ervin Drake, Carolyn Leigh, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

Contains (medley of): Come Fly with Me; Young at Heart; Witchcraft; Strangers in the Night; It Was a Very Good Year; All the Way; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is)

Frankie and Johnny

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit; "Frankie and Ginny" skit [shortened version]; Parody medley [1983]

Free For All (1941)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Libertad Para Todos (Spanish)

Appears in medley: The Number Two Boys in the Land

French Foreign Legion (1958)

Music: Guy Wood; Lyrics: Aaron Schroeder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Legion Extranjera Francesa (Spanish); La Legión Extranjera (Spanish); La Legion Francesa Extranjera (Spanish)

Frenesi (1939)

Music: Alberto Domínguez; Lyrics: Leonard Whitcup

Introduced by: Lupita Palomera

Friendship (1939)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Introduced by: Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr

Appears in medley: Let's Be Buddies / Friendship

From Both Sides, Now (1968)

Music: Joni Mitchell; Lyrics: Joni Mitchell

Introduced by: Judy Collins

Other titles: Por Los Dos Lados (Spanish); Both Sides, Now (Alternate); De Este Modo, Ahora Veo El Amor (Spanish); De Los Dos Lados, Ahora (Spanish)

From Here to Eternity (1953)

Music: Freddie Karger; Lyrics: Robert Wells

Source: From Here to Eternity / Columbia Pictures (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Aquí A La Eternidad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Let's Do the Town Tonight / Steppin' Out with Tallulah

From Promise to Promise (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Promesa En Promesa (Spanish)

From the Bottom of My Heart (1939)

Music: Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James; Lyrics: Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: フロム・ザ・ボトム・オブ・マイ・ハート (Spanish)

From the Bottom to the Top (1955)

Music: Gee Wilson; Lyrics: Gee Wilson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

From the Land of the Sky-Blue Water (1909)

Music: Charles Wakefield Cadman; Lyrics: Nelle Richmond Eberhart

From This Day Forward (1946)

Music: Leigh Harline; Lyrics: Mort Greene

Source: From This Day Forward / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Doreen Tryden

From This Moment On (1950)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Out of This World (musical)

Introduced by: William Eythe

Other titles: A Partir De Este Momento (Spanish); Desde Este Momento (Spanish)

Frère Jacques

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Mother Goose medley

Fuck You Tonight (1997)

Music: Sean "Puffy" Combs, Daron Jones, The Notorious B.I.G., R. Kelly; Lyrics: Sean "Puffy" Combs, Daron Jones, The Notorious B.I.G., R. Kelly

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G. featuring R. Kelly

Appears in medley: Unfoolish

Fugue for Tinhorns (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Appears in medley: Medley: Fugue for Tinhorns / Luck Be a Lady; Guys and Dolls medley; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]

Full Moon and Empty Arms (1945)

Music: Ted Mossman; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye; Original music: Sergei Rachmaninoff

Source: Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18" (based)

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Other titles: Luna Llena y Brazos Vacíos (Spanish)

Galway Bay (1943)

Music: Arthur Colahan; Lyrics: Arthur Colahan

Introduced by: Michael O'Higgins

Garden of Roses (1940)

Music: Charles Peter Weiss; Lyrics: Charles Peter Weiss

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Gay 90s skit: Our Songs Are Happy / Down By the Old Mill Stream (1946)

Music: Tell Taylor, unknown; Lyrics: Tell Taylor, unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Contains (medley of): Our Songs Are Happy; Down by the Old Mill Stream

Gentle on My Mind (1967)

Music: John Hartford; Lyrics: John Hartford

Introduced by: John Hartford

Other titles: Agradable Recuerdo (Spanish); Suave en mi Mente (Spanish); Dulces Pensamientos (Spanish)

Gershwin medley: He Loves and She Loves / Love Walked In / Love Is Here to Stay / Love is Sweeping the Country (1959)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and The Hi-Lo's

Contains (medley of): He Loves and She Loves; Love Walked In; Love Is Here to Stay; Love is Sweeping the Country

Get Happy (1930)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: 9:15 Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Ruth Etting

Other titles: Alegrate (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley; Harold Arlen medley (part 2); Sinatra Songbook medley

Get Me to the Church on Time (1956)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: My Fair Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Stanley Holloway

Other titles: Hazma Llegar A Tiempo A la Iglesia (Spanish); Llévame A Tiempo A La Iglesia (Spanish)

Getting To Know You (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Gertrude Lawrence

Appears in medley: Getting To Know You / When You're Smiling

Getting To Know You / When You're Smiling (1958)

Music: Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay; Lyrics: Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Larry Shay

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Danny Thomas

Contains (medley of): Getting To Know You; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Ghost Riders in the Sky (1949)

Music: Stan Jones; Lyrics: Stan Jones

Introduced by: Burl Ives

Other titles: Riders in the Sky (Short); A Cowboy Legend (Subtitle)

Gimme a Little Kiss (Will Ya? Huh?) (1926)

Music: Maceo Pinkard, Whispering Jack Smith, Roy Turk; Lyrics: Maceo Pinkard, Whispering Jack Smith, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Ed Smalle

Give Her Love (1966)

Music: Jim Harbert; Lyrics: Jim Harbert

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dale Amor (Spanish); Enamorate De Ella (Spanish); Dale A Ella Amor (Spanish)

Give Praise! Give Praise! Give Praise! (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Glad to Be Unhappy (1936)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: On Your Toes (musical)

Introduced by: Doris Carson and David Morris

Other titles: 不幸でもいい (Japanese); Contento De Ser Desdichado (Spanish); Me Complace Ser Desgraciado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With the Wind / Here's That Rainy Day

Go Tell It on the Mountain

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Other titles: Dilo En Las Montañas (Spanish); Anda Y Dilo En La Montaña (Spanish); Va Sur La Montagne (French)

God Bless America (1918)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Other titles: God Bless You Merry Gentlemen (Alternate); God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Alternate)

God's Country (1950)

Music: Beasley Smith; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie

God's Country [Rodgers and Hart] (1939)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Mickey Rooney

Appears in medley: God's Country medley

God's Country medley (1953)

Music: Alfredo Mazzucchi, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Samuel Augustus Ward, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Katharine Lee Bates, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Louis Prima; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Milton Berle and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): God's Country [Rodgers and Hart]; Oh Marie; Uncle Miltie; You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To; America the Beautiful

Goin' Home (1922)

Music: Antonín Dvořák; Lyrics: William Arms Fisher

Source: Dvořák's "New World Symphony" (based)

Introduced by: Reinald Werrenrath

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad

Goin' Out of My Head (1964)

Music: Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein; Lyrics: Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein

Introduced by: Little Anthony and The Imperials

Other titles: Fuera de Mi Mente (Spanish); Estoy enloqueciendo de felicidad (Spanish); Me Gusta Pensar En Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

Going My Way (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Going My Way / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]

Gold (1956)

Music: Nelson Riddle

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Gold, The Greedy (Alternate)

Golden Earrings (1947)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston

Source: Golden Earrings / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Marlene Dietrich

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Golden Moment (1965)

Music: Kenny Jacobson; Lyrics: Rhoda Roberts

Source: Hot September (musical)

Other titles: Momento Dorado (Spanish title)

Gone with the Wind (1937)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Introduced by: Horace Heidt

Other titles: Lo Que El Viento Se Llevó (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With the Wind / Here's That Rainy Day

Gonna Build a Mountain (1961)

Music: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley

Source: Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (musical)

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

Good Night, Wherever You Are (1944)

Music: Al Hoffman, Dick Robertson, Frank Weldon; Lyrics: Al Hoffman, Dick Robertson, Frank Weldon

Other titles: Goodnight, Wherever You Are (Alternate)

Good Old Songs (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

Good Old Songs medley (1959)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown, Hoagy Carmichael, Sammy Fain, Arthur Johnston, Jerome Kern, Burton Lane, Tell Taylor, Egbert Van Alstyne, Jimmy Van Heusen, Richard Whiting, traditional; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Sammy Cahn, Hoagy Carmichael, Sam Coslow, Buddy DeSylva, Oscar Hammerstein II, Yip Harburg, Tell Taylor, Harry Williams, traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Good Old Songs; Down by the Old Mill Stream; The Old Gray Mare; In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree; That Old Feeling; Down the Old Ox Road; Rockin' Chair; Old Devil Moon; You're an Old Smoothie; My Old Flame; Ol' Man River

Good Thing Going (1981)

Music: Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: Merrily We Roll Along (musical)

Introduced by: Lonny Price and James Weissenbach

Other titles: Es Bueno y Va Bien (Spanish)

Good, Good, Good (That's You, That's You) (1945)

Music: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts; Lyrics: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts

Introduced by: Miguelito Valdes

Good-Bye (1935)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Benny Goodman

Other titles: Adiós (Spanish); Goodbye (Alternate)

Goodbye (She Quietly Says) (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Adios (Ella Dice Suavemente) (Spanish)

Goodbye Lover, Goodbye

Music: Roy Ringwald; Lyrics: Roy Ringwald

Goodman Medley: Savoy / After You've Gone / I Only Have Eyes For You (1946)

Music: Benny Goodman, Turner Layton, Edgar Sampson, Harry Warren, Chick Webb; Lyrics: Henry Creamer, Al Dubin, Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Benny Goodman

Contains (medley of): Stompin' at the Savoy; After You've Gone; I Only Have Eyes For You

Goodnight, Irene (1936)

Music: Huddie Ledbetter, John Lomax; Lyrics: Huddie Ledbetter, John Lomax

Source: Ledbetter's "Goodnight, Irene" (based)

Goodnight, My Love (1936)

Music: Mack Gordon; Lyrics: Harry Revel

Source: Stowaway / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Shirley Temple

Goodnight, Sweetheart (1931)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly

Introduced by: New Mayfair Dance Orchestra

Other titles: Goodnight Sweetheart (Alternative spelling)

Appears in medley: Ray Noble medley: The Very Thought of You / Cherokee / Goodnight, Sweetheart

Goody Goody (1936)

Music: Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer; Lyrics: Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Ted Wallace

Other titles: Bueno, Bueno (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head; Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls; Love and Three medley

Gotta Be This or That (1945)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Introduced by: Benny Goodman

Appears in medley: Gotta Be This or That [parody]

Gotta Be This or That [parody] (1945)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

Contains (medley of): Gotta Be This or That

Gotta Have My Baby Back (1949)

Music: Floyd Tillman; Lyrics: Floyd Tillman

Introduced by: Jimmie Davis

Other titles: I Gotta Have My Baby Back (Alternate)

Granada (1932)

Music: Agustin Lara; Lyrics: Dorothy Dodd; Spanish lyrics [original]: Agustin Lara

Introduced by: Pedro Vargas

Gray (1956)

Music: Alec Wilder

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Gray, The Gaunt (Alternate); Grey (Alternate)

Green (1956)

Music: Gordon Jenkins

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Green, The Lover (Alternate)

Green, Green Grass of Home (1965)

Music: Curly Putman; Lyrics: Curly Putman

Introduced by: Johnny Darrell

Appears in medley: Beguine: This Love of Mine / By The Time I Get to Phoenix / Green Grass of Home

Grover's Corner (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Glad to See You (musical)

Introduced by: Jane Withers

Appears in medley: Medley: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry / In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning

Gunga Din (1890)

Author: Rudyard Kipling

Guys and Dolls (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Stubby Kaye and Johnny Silver

Appears in medley: "Guys and Dolls" Overture; Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls; Guys and Dolls medley; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2]; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]; Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version]

Guys and Dolls medley (1987)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): Fugue for Tinhorns; Guys and Dolls; Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat; Luck Be a Lady; The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York)

Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version] (1989)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Guys and Dolls; If I Were a Bell; Luck Be a Lady; Adelaide's Lament; The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York)

Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1] (1988)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Guys and Dolls; If I Were a Bell; I've Never Been in Love Before; Luck Be a Lady; Sue Me; Fugue for Tinhorns; Adelaide's Lament; Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat; The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York)

Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2] (1988)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Guys and Dolls; If I Were a Bell; Luck Be a Lady; Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat; The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York)

Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue (1948)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Introduced by: Jack Emerson

Half as Lovely (Twice as True) (1954)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Sammy Gallop

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: No Tan Bonito Pero Mas Fiel (Spanish)

Half-Way Down the Street (1940)

Music: Kim Gannon, Guy Wood; Lyrics: Kim Gannon, Guy Wood

Other titles: Halfway Down the Street (Alternate spelling)

Hallelujah! (1927)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Clifford Grey, Leo Robin

Source: Hit the Deck (musical)

Introduced by: Stella Mayhew

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley

Hallelujah, I Love Her So (1955)

Music: Ray Charles [singer]; Lyrics: Ray Charles [singer]

Introduced by: Ray Charles

Other titles: ¡Aleluya! En Verdad La Amo (Spanish); Aleluya, la Amo (Spanish); La Amo Tanto (Spanish); ¡Aleluya! Como La Amo (Spanish)

Halo Shampoo jingle

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Hands Across the Table (1931)

Music: Jean Delettre, Michel Emer; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish; French lyrics [original]: Maurice Thireau

Introduced by: Lucienne Boyer

Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe (1934)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Cabin in the Sky / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

Happy Anniversary

Music: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll; Lyrics: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll

Contains (medley of): Happy Birthday to You

Happy Birthday to You (1893)

Music: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll; Lyrics: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll

Appears in medley: Happy Father's Day; Happy Anniversary

Happy Father's Day (1975)

Music: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll; Lyrics: Mildred J. HIll, Patty HIll

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Happy Birthday to You

Happy Holiday (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Holiday Inn / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Happy Hunting Horn (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

Introduced by: Gene Kelly

Happy Talk (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Juanita Hall

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

Music: Felix Mendelssohn; Lyrics: Charles Wesley

Other titles: Escuchad Los Arcángeles Cantan (Spanish); Oigan Los Angeles Cantar (Spanish)

Harold Arlen medley (1960)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Yip Harburg, Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Lena Horne

Contains (medley of): As Long As I Live; It's Only a Paper Moon; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road); Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; Stormy Weather; Get Happy; Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

Harold Arlen medley (part 1) (1953)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Come Rain or Come Shine; I've Got the World on a String; That Old Black Magic

Harold Arlen medley (part 2) (1953)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Connie Russell, Eddie Cantor and Eddie Fisher

Contains (medley of): Get Happy; Blues in the Night; Let's Fall in Love; I Love a Parade

Haunted Heart (1948)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Inside U.S.A. (revue)

Introduced by: John Tyers

Hava Nagila (1918)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

Have You Met Miss Jones? (1937)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: I'd Rather Be Right (musical)

Introduced by: Joy Hodges and Austin Marshall

Other titles: Conocio A La Srta Jones? (Spanish); Ha Conocido a Miss Jones? (Spanish); Conoce A La Señora Jones? (Spanish)

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (1944)

Music: Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Source: Meet Me in St. Louis / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Other titles: Que Tengas Feliz Navidad (Spanish); Felices Pascuas (Spanish); Te Deseo Feliz Navidad (Spanish); ハヴ・ユアセルフ・ア・メリー・リトル・クリスマス (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas ["Shining Star" lyric]

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas ["Shining Star" lyric] (1957)

Music: Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Have Yourself Some Fun (1950)

Music: Sam H. Stept; Lyrics: Frank Sinatra

He Loves and She Loves (1927)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Funny Face (musical)

Introduced by: Adele Astaire and Allen Kearns

Appears in medley: Gershwin medley: He Loves and She Loves / Love Walked In / Love Is Here to Stay / Love is Sweeping the Country

He's My Guy (1942)

Music: Gene De Paul; Lyrics: Don Raye

Introduced by: Harry James

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit

Head on My Pillow (1940)

Music: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph]; Lyrics: Bissell Palmer

Hear My Song, Violetta (1937)

Music: Othmar Klose, Rudolf Lukersch; Lyrics: Buddy Bernier, Bob Emmerich; German lyrics [original]: Ermenegildo Carosio, Othmar Klose

Introduced by: Adalbert Lutter

Other titles: Hor Mein Lied, Violetta (German); Escucha Mi Cancion, Violeta (Spanish); Escucha Mi Cantar Violetta (Spanish)

Heart of Mine (1962)

Music: Jerry Fielding; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Source: Advise & Consent / Columbia Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Heaven Can Wait (1939)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: DeLange and Van Heusen medley: Heaven Can Wait / All I Remember Is You / Darn That Dream

Hello, Dolly! (1964)

Music: Jerry Herman; Lyrics: Jerry Herman

Source: Hello, Dolly! (musical)

Introduced by: Carol Channing and David Hartman

Appears in medley: Hello, Dolly! [Sinatra version]

Hello, Dolly! [Sinatra version] (1964)

Music: Jerry Herman; Lyrics: Jerry Herman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Hola, Muñequita (Spanish); ¿Qué Tal Dolly? (Spanish); Hola, Dolly! (Spanish); ハロー･ドーリー! (Japanese)

Contains (medley of): Hello, Dolly!

Hello, Young Lovers (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Gertrude Lawrence

Other titles: Hola, Jovenes Amantes (Spanish); Hola Jovenes Enamorados (Spanish); Hello, jovenes enamorados (Spanish); Sei tutto per me (Italian)

Appears in medley: Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling

Help Me To Help My Neighbor (1947)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Kate Smith

Help Yourself to My Heart (1947)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, Buddy Kaye, Sammy Timberg, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, Buddy Kaye, Sammy Timberg, George Weiss

Here Comes the Bride (Bridal Chorus) (1850)

Music: Richard Wagner; Libretto: Richard Wagner

Source: Lohengrin (opera)

Here Comes the Night (These Are the Things I Love) (1939)

Music: Hilly Edelstein, Carl Hohengarten; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Harry James

Here Goes (1958)

Music: Otto Cesana; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Otto Cesana

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Here I'll Stay (1948)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Love Life (musical)

Introduced by: Nanette Fabray and Ray Middleton

Here It Is Monday (1944)

Music: Walter Kent; Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Source: Song Of The Open Road / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Jane Powell

Here We Come A-Wassailing

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Here's That Rainy Day (1953)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Carnival in Flandres (musical)

Introduced by: Dolores Gray

Other titles: Aqui Esta Ese Dia Lluvioso (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day; Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With the Wind / Here's That Rainy Day

Here's to a Winner (1979)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Winners

Here's To Love (1940)

Music: Anna Arenson; Lyrics: Anna Arenson

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Here's to the Band (1983)

Music: Sherman Howe, Alfred Nittoli, Arthur Schroeck; Lyrics: Sherman Howe, Alfred Nittoli, Arthur Schroeck

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Here's to the Ladies (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Here's to the Losers (1963)

Music: Jack Segal; Lyrics: Robert Wells

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Aquí, Para Los Perdedores (Spanish); Brindis Al Que Pierde (Spanish); A Los Perdedores (Spanish)

Hey Look, No Cryin' (1981)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Susan Birkenhead

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Mira No Llores (Spanish)

Hey Mr. Mitchum (1958)

Music: Al Shean; Lyrics: Bryan Foy; Credited: Ed Gallagher

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Robert Mitchum

Contains (medley of): Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean

Hey There (1954)

Music: Jerry Ross; Lyrics: Richard Adler

Source: The Pajama Game (musical)

Introduced by: John Raitt

Hey! Jealous Lover (1956)

Music: Kay Twomey; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Bee Walker

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Hola! Jovenes Amantes (Spanish); Amante Celoso (Spanish); Jealous Lover (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Hey! Jealous Lover (Mama From the Train intro)

Hey! Jealous Lover (Mama From the Train intro) (1957)

Music: Irving Gordon, Kay Twomey; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Irving Gordon, Bee Walker

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Mama From the Train (A Kiss, A Kiss); Hey! Jealous Lover

Hey, Good Lookin' (1951)

Music: Hank Williams; Lyrics: Hank Williams

Introduced by: Hank Williams

Hidden Persuasion (1960)

Music: Wainwright Churchill III; Lyrics: Wainwright Churchill III

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Oculta Persuación (Spanish)

High Hopes (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: A Hole in the Head / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Grandes Esperanzas (Spanish); 望みを高く (Japanese); Grandes Ilusiones (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Wooden Horse; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; High Hopes with Jack Kennedy; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Mr. High Hopes; Inaugural Gala medley

High Hopes with Jack Kennedy (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): High Hopes

High On A Windy Hill (1940)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney

Introduced by: Gene Krupa

High Time (1981)

Music: Vincent Falcone, Jr.

Introduced by: Vincent Falcone, Jr.

His Way [James Cagney] (1974)

Music: Claude François, Jacques Revaux, Giles Thibault; Lyrics: Paul Anka; French lyrics [original]: Claude François; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): My Way

Hit Songs Of Yesterday Medley: I'll Get By / Talk Of The Town / If I Had You (1940)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Jerry Livingston, Ted Shapiro; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Al J. Neiburg, Marty Symes, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You); It's the Talk of the Town; If I Had You

Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: If It's the Last Thing I Do / I Live the Life I Love / You're a Sweetheart (1940)

Music: Clay Boland, Saul Chaplin, Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Clay Boland, Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): If It's the Last Thing I Do; I Live the Life I Love; You're a Sweetheart

Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: My Melancholy Baby / Time On My Hands / I Can't Give You Anything But Love (1940)

Music: Ernie Burnett, Jimmy McHugh, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Dorothy Fields, Mack Gordon, George A. Norton

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): My Melancholy Baby; Time On My Hands; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby

Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: Whispering / Avalon / The Japanese Sandman (1940)

Music: Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Richard Coburn, Buddy DeSylva, Raymond Egan, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose, John Schonberger

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Whispering; Avalon; The Japanese Sandman

Hit the Road to Dreamland (1942)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Star Spangled Rhythm / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Mary Martin, Dick Powell and The Golden Gate Quartette

Hits of Yesterday Medley: Learn to Croon / More Than You Know / How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do (1940)

Music: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere, Arthur Johnston, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere, Sam Coslow, Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Learn to Croon; More Than You Know; How Come You Do Me Like You Do?

Hold Me in Your Arms (1954)

Music: Ray Heindorf, Charles Henderson, Don Pippin; Lyrics: Ray Heindorf, Charles Henderson, Don Pippin

Source: Young at Heart / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Other titles: Solo In Braccio A Te (Italian)

Holoholo Ka'a

Music: Clarence Kinney; Lyrics: Clarence Kinney

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Home on the Range (1870s)

Music: Daniel E. Kelley; Lyrics: Brewster M. Higley

Homesick, That's All (1945)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Nostálgico - Eso Es Todo (Spanish)

Honey (1929)

Music: Haven Gillespie, Seymour Simons, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie, Seymour Simons, Richard Whiting

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Appears in medley: Ballad Medley: Now I Lay Me Down / Honey / This Love of Mine / Darn That Dream

Honey Bun (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

Hooray for Love (1948)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Casbah / Universal Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Tony Martin and Yvonne DeCarlo

Hound Dog (1952)

Music: Mike Stoller; Lyrics: Jerry Leiber

Introduced by: Big Mama Thornton

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

How About You? (1941)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Ralph Freed

Source: Babes on Broadway / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney

Other titles: ¿Y Tu? (Spanish); Que Hay De Ti? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: New York medley; New York medley [1986]; How About You? [Jubilee Time parody]

How About You? [Jubilee Time parody] (1959)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Ralph Freed

Introduced by: Mickey Rooney, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): How About You?

How Am I To Know? (1929)

Music: Jack King; Lyrics: Dorothy Parker

Introduced by: Ben Selvin

How Are Things in Glocca Morra? (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Introduced by: Ella Logan

Appears in medley: "Finian's Rainbow" Overture

How Are Ya' Fixed for Love? (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Keely Smith

Other titles: How Are Ya Fixed for Love? (Alternate)

How Blue the Night (1944)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

How Come You Do Me Like You Do? (1924)

Music: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere; Lyrics: Gene Austin, Roy Bergere

Introduced by: Marion Harris

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"; Hits of Yesterday Medley: Learn to Croon / More Than You Know / How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do

How Could We Know (1940)

Music: Al Selden, Sam Wagstaff; Lyrics: Al Selden, Sam Wagstaff

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

How Could You Do a Thing Like That to Me? (1954)

Music: Tyree Glenn; Lyrics: Allan Roberts

Introduced by: Harry James

How Cute Can You Be? (1945)

Music: Carl Fischer; Lyrics: Bill Carey

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Que Linda Puedes Ser (Spanish)

How Deep Is the Ocean? (1932)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Other titles: Cuan Profundo Es El Océano (Spanish); Que Tan Profundo Es El Mar (Spanish); Que Profundo Es El Oceano (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: Out of Nowhere / How Deep Is The Ocean? / These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)

How Do You Do Without Me? (1941)

Music: Joe Bushkin; Lyrics: John DeVries

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

How Do You Keep the Music Playing? (1982)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Source: Best Friends / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: James Ingram and Patti Austin

Other titles: ¿Cómo Haces Que La Música Siga Sonando? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: How Do You Keep the Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine

How Do You Talk to Your Dad? / How Do You Talk to Your Kid? (1967)

Music: Lee Hale; Lyrics: Lee Hale

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra Jr. and Dean Martin Jr.

How High the Moon (1940)

Music: Morgan Lewis; Lyrics: Nancy Hamilton

Source: Two for the Show (revue)

Introduced by: Frances Comstock and Alfred Drake

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

How Insensitive (1961)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Joao Gilberto

Other titles: Insensatez (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Medley: How Insensitive / I'm A Fool To Want You

How Long Will It Last?

Music: Joseph Meyer; Lyrics: Max Lief

How Many Hearts Have You Broken? (1944)

Music: Al Kaufman, Marty Symes; Lyrics: Al Kaufman, Marty Symes

How Old Am I? (1965)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Que Edad Tengo (Spanish)

How Soon (Will I Be Seeing You) (1947)

Music: Carroll Lucas, Jack Owens; Lyrics: Carroll Lucas, Jack Owens

Introduced by: Jack Owens

Other titles: How Soon (Alternate)

Hush-A-Bye Island (1947)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Lee Bowman

Other titles: Isla De Ensueño (Spanish)

Hypnotize (1994)

Music: Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, The Notorious B.I.G.

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Hypnotize / Little Green Apples

Hypnotize / Little Green Apples (2006)

Music: Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, The Notorious B.I.G., Bobby Russell; Lyrics: Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, The Notorious B.I.G., Bobby Russell

Contains (medley of): Hypnotize; Little Green Apples

I Ain't Got Nobody (1915)

Music: Spencer Williams; Lyrics: Roger A. Graham

Introduced by: Marion Harris

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit

I Am In Love (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Peter Cookson

I Am Loved (1950)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Out of This World (musical)

Introduced by: Priscilla Gillette

I Beeped When I Should Have Bopped (1948)

Music: Paul Branner, Bernie Wayne; Lyrics: Paul Branner, Bernie Wayne

I Begged Her (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Other titles: Le Supliqué (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Cement Mixer [Sinatra duet version]

I Believe (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Yo Creo (Spanish)

I Believe I'm Gonna Love You (1975)

Music: Harry Lloyd; Lyrics: Gloria Sklerov

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Creo Que Te Voy Amar (Spanish)

I Believe in You (1961)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (musical)

Other titles: Yo Creo en Ti (Spanish); Creo En Ti (Spanish); あなたを信じて (Japanese); 貴方を信じて (Japanese)

I Can Read Between the Lines (1953)

Music: Ramon Getzov; Lyrics: Sid Frank

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

I Can't Begin to Tell You (1945)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: The Dolly Sisters / Fox (film)

Appears in medley: Billboard Magazine medley

I Can't Believe I'm Losing You (1964)

Music: Don Costa; Lyrics: Phil Zeller

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: No Puedo Creer Que Te Estoy Perdiendo (Spanish); No Puedo Creer Que Te Pierdo (Spanish); No Puedo Creer Que Te Quiero (Spanish); No Puedo Creer Que Te Esté Perdiendo (Spanish)

I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me (1927)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Clarence Gaskill

Introduced by: Dolores Valesco

I Can't Get Started (1936)

Music: Vernon Duke; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Ziegfeld Follies of 1936 (revue)

Introduced by: Bob Hope

Other titles: No Puedo Empezar (Spanish); Non so piú recitar (Italian)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1980]

I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby (1928)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Lew Leslie's Blackbird Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Adelaide Hall

Other titles: I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; Rat Pack medley; Frank and Dean medley [1959]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Ding-a-Ling medley; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: My Melancholy Baby / Time On My Hands / I Can't Give You Anything But Love; Love and Three medley; Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

I Can't Love You Any More (Any More Than I Do) (1940)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Introduced by: Mitchell Ayres

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / The Nearness of You / I Can't Love You Anymore

I Can't Resist You (1940)

Music: Ned Wever; Lyrics: Ned Wever

Introduced by: Dick Jurgens

I Can't Stop Loving You (1957)

Music: Don Gibson; Lyrics: Don Gibson

Introduced by: Don GIbson

Other titles: No puedo dejar de Amarte (Spanish); No Puedo Dejar De Quererte (Spanish); Jamas Te Olvidare (Spanish); 愛さずにはいられない (Japanese)

I Can't Wait (1956)

Music: J. A. Bee, Sidney Saxe, Teacho Wiltshire; Lyrics: J. A. Bee, Sidney Saxe, Teacho Wiltshire

Introduced by: Pearl Woods

I Concentrate on You (1940)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Broadway Melody of 1940 / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Douglas McPhail

Other titles: Me Concentro En Tí (Spanish); Me He Concentrado En Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate on You / The Girl From Ipanema; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?

I Could Have Danced All Night (1956)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: My Fair Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Julie Andrews

Other titles: Hubiera Podido Bailar Toda La Noche (Spanish); オールナイトで踊れたら (Japanese); Pude Haber Bailado Toda La Noche (Spanish); Podría Haber Bailado Toda La Noche (Spanish)

I Could Have Told You (1953)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Podría Haberte Dicho (Spanish); I Could Have Told You So (Alternate)

I Could Make You Care (1940)

Music: Saul Chaplin; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Ladies Must Live / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Rosemary Lane

Other titles: Yo Podría Hacer Que Me Quisieras (Spanish)

I Could Write a Book (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

Introduced by: Gene Kelly and Leila Ernst

Other titles: Podría Escribir un Libro (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Dream Sequence and Finale: What Do I Care for a Dame? / Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered / I Could Write a Book; Rodgers and Hart medley; I Could Write a Book (parody)

I Could Write a Book (parody) (1978)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Contains (medley of): I Could Write a Book

I Couldn't Care Less (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Say One For Me / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Debbie Reynolds

I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Anoche No Puede Cerrar Los Ojos (Spanish); Anoche No Pude Cerrar Los Ojos (Spanish); Un film in cielo (Italian)

I Cover the Waterfront (1933)

Music: Johnny Green; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Abe Lyman

Other titles: Protejo Los Muelles (Spanish); En Guardia (Spanish)

I Cried for You (1923)

Music: Gus Arnheim, Abe Lyman; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Introduced by: Howard Lanin

Appears in medley: Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley

I Didn't Know About You (1944)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Bob Russell

Introduced by: Jo Stafford

I Didn't Know What Time It Was (1939)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Too Many Girls (musical)

Introduced by: Marcy Westcott and Richard Kollmar

Other titles: No sabía que hora era (Spanish); No debes despediciarlo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]; Rodgers and Hart medley

I Don't Believe in Rumors (I Want It Straight From You) (1942)

Music: Jimmy Lambert; Lyrics: Harry Glick

I Don't Believe It, But Say It Again (1926)

Music: Abner Silver; Lyrics: Harry Richman

Appears in medley: Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]

I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine (1950)

Music: Mack David; Lyrics: Mack David

Introduced by: Patti Page

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1980]

I Don't Know Whether to Laugh or Cry Over You (1949)

Music: Marguerite James, Bernie Wayne; Lyrics: Marguerite James, Bernie Wayne

I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (1931)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Roy Turk

Introduced by: Aristocrats

Other titles: No se porque (Spanish)

Appears in medley: The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Memory Medley: A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody / Temptation / I Don't Know Why (I Just Do); I Don't Know Why (Sad Sack parody); I Don't Know Why / You Go To My Head / Davy Crockett / Night and Day

I Don't Know Why (Sad Sack parody) (1946)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Roy Turk

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Herb Vigran

Contains (medley of): I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)

I Don't Know Why / You Go To My Head / Davy Crockett / Night and Day (1955)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, George Bruns, J. Fred Coots, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Thomas W. Blackburn, Haven Gillespie, Cole Porter, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I Don't Know Why (I Just Do); You Go to My Head; The Ballad of Davy Crockett; Night and Day

I Don't Want to Walk Without You (1942)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Sweater Girl / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Kate Smith

Appears in medley: World War II medley; Medley: It's Been a Long, Long Time / I Don't Want to Walk Without You / Papa, Won't You Dance With Me / Time After Time

I Dream of You (More Than You Dream I Do) (1944)

Music: Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser; Lyrics: Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Sueño Contigo (Spanish); Ti Sogno Ancor (Italian)

I Enjoy Being a Girl (1958)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Flower Drum Song (musical)

Introduced by: Pat Suzuki

Appears in medley: Ding-a-Ling medley

I Fall in Love Too Easily (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Me Enamoro Fácilmente (Spanish); Me Enamoro Demasiado Fácilmente (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / I Fall in Love Too Easily; Oscar Nominee medley

I Fall in Love with You Ev'ry Day (1946)

Music: Sam H. Sept; Lyrics: Sam H. Sept

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Me Enamoro De Ti Cada Día (Spanish); Yo Estoy Enamorada De Ti Todo El Dia (Spanish)

I Feel Like I'm Not Out of Bed Yet (1944)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town (musical)

Appears in medley: I Feel Like I'm Not Out of Bed Yet / New York, New York

I Feel Like I'm Not Out of Bed Yet / New York, New York (1949)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Contains (medley of): I Feel Like I'm Not Out of Bed Yet; New York, New York

I Found a Million Dollar Baby (in a Five and Ten Cents Store) (1931)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mort Dixon, Billy Rose

Source: Billy Rose's Crazy Quilt (musical)

Introduced by: Fanny Brice

Other titles: I Found a Million Dollar Baby (Alternate)

I Get a Kick Out of You (1934)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Anything Goes (musical)

Introduced by: William Gaxton and Ethel Merman

Other titles: Me Emocionas (Spanish); Me Diviertes Mucho (Spanish); Tu me has desilusionado (Spanish); Me enloqueces (Spanish); Me Has Abandonado (Spanish); Un senso di shock (Italian)

Appears in medley: Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Diamond Jubilee medley; Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls; Love and Three medley; Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley; Medley with Tony Bennett

I Get Along Without You Very Well (Except Sometimes) (1939)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Jane Thompson

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Other titles: あなたなんか居なくても (Japanese); La Paso Bien Sin Ti (Spanish); Me Las Arreglo Muy Bien Sin Ti (Spanish); Lo Paso Muy Bien Sin Ti (Spanish)

I Give You My Word (1941)

Music: Al Kavelin, Merrill Lyn; Lyrics: Al Kavelin, Merrill Lyn

I Got a Gal I Love (In North and South Dakota) (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Ladies' Man / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Spike Jones

I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good) (1941)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: Jump for Joy (musical)

Introduced by: Ivie Anderson

Other titles: Lo Tomé A Mal Y No Está Bien (Spanish); No Sabe Lo Que Cuesta (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

I Got Plenty o' Nuttin' (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Introduced by: Todd Duncan

Other titles: Tengo Mucho De Nada (Spanish); I've Got Plenty Of Nuttin' (Alternate); I Got Plenty Of Nothing (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'; Together Again medley

I Got Rhythm (1930)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Girl Crazy (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues (1932)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Earl Carroll Vanities (musical)

Introduced by: Lillian Shade

Other titles: Tengo derecho a cantar el Blues (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan (1929)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Little Show (musical)

Introduced by: Clifton Webb

Other titles: Tendré Que Cambiar Mi Plan (Spanish); Voy a tener que combiar mi plan (Spanish)

I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest (1941)

Music: Harold Green; Lyrics: Martin Block, Mickey Stoner

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Creo Que Tendre Que Soñar el Resto (Spanish)

I Had the Craziest Dream (1942)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Springtime on the Rockies / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: Tuve El Aueño Mas Alocado (Spanish)

I Hadn't Anyone Till You (1938)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Ray Noble

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Other titles: Nunca Tuve A Nadie Como Tu (Spanish); Nadie Antes Que Tu (Spanish); Nadie Antes Como Tu (Spanish)

I Happen to Like New York (1930)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: The New Yorkers (musical)

Introduced by: Oscar Ragland

Appears in medley: New York medley; New York medley [1986]

I Hate Men (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Patricia Morison

I Have But One Heart (O Marenariello) (1945)

Music: Johnny Farrow, Gennaro Ottaviano; Lyrics: Marty Symes; Neapolitan lyrics [original]: Salvatore Gambardella

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Marenariello

I Have Dreamed (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Doretta Morrow and Larry Douglas

Other titles: He Soñado (Spanish); Yo He Soñando (Spanish); すばらしい夢 (Japanese)

I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire (1940)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: If I Had My Way / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Yo No Tengo Tiempo Para Ser Millonario (Spanish)

I Hear a Rhapsody (1940)

Music: Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre; Lyrics: Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre

Introduced by: Mary Healy

Other titles: Ouvindo Uma Rapsódia (Portuguese); Digo Una Rapsodia (Spanish)

I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day (1956)

Music: Johnny Marks; Lyrics: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Source: Christmas Bells (based)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Escucho Las Campanas Navideñas (Spanish); Yo Escuche Las Campañas El Día De Pascuas (Spanish)

I Heard You Cried Last Night (1943)

Music: Ted Grouya, Jerrie Kruger; Lyrics: Ted Grouya, Jerrie Kruger

Source: Cinderella Swings It / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Harry James

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]

I Just Kissed Your Picture Goodnight (1942)

Music: Walter Kent; Lyrics: Mack David

I Kiss Your Hand, Madame (1928)

Music: Ralph Erwin; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young; German lyrics [original]: Fritz Rotter

Introduced by: Richard Tauber

I Know That You Know (1926)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Anne Caldwell

Source: Oh, Please! (musical)

Introduced by: Beatrice Lillie

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2

I Left My Heart in San Francisco (1954)

Music: George Cory; Lyrics: Douglass Cross

Introduced by: Claramae Turner

Other titles: わが心のサンフランシスコ (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" / "Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" / "Ol' Man River" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" intro); Medley with Tony Bennett

I Like the Sunrise (1947)

Music: Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Duke Ellington

Source: Ellington's "Liberian Suite" (song suite)

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Other titles: Me Gusta El Amanecer (Spanish)

I Like to Lead When I Dance (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Me Gusta Llevarte Cuando Bailo (Spanish); Me Gusta Guiar Cuando Bailo (Spanish); Cuando Bailo Me Gusta Llevar El Paso (Spanish)

I Like to Recognize the Tune (1939)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Too Many Girls (musical)

Appears in medley: Must You Bury the Tune

I Live the Life I Love (1937)

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Clay Boland

Source: Fifty-Fifty (revue)

Appears in medley: Medley: Midnight On The Trail / When I Go A Dreamin' / I Live the Life I Love; Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: If It's the Last Thing I Do / I Live the Life I Love / You're a Sweetheart

I Love a Parade

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley (part 2)

I Love a Piano (1915)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Stop! Look! Listen! (musical)

Introduced by: Harry Fox

Appears in medley: I Love a Piano medley

I Love a Piano medley (1959)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby, Isham Jones, George Shearing, Roy Turk; Lyrics: Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby, Gus Kahn, Roy Turk, George David Weiss

Introduced by: Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee

Contains (medley of): I Love a Piano; Lullaby of Birdland; The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else); Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day); I Love a Piano

I Love My Wife (1977)

Music: Cy Coleman; Lyrics: Michael Stewart

Source: I Love My Wife (musical)

I Love Paris (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Lilo

Other titles: アイ・ラヴ・パリ (Japanese); Amo París (Spanish); Amo A Paris (Spanish)

Appears in medley: I Love Vegas; World Tour medley: Paris; Sinatra Songbook medley; Main Title / I Love Paris / Montmart'

I Love To Love

Music: Lennie Hayton; Lyrics: Herbert Baker

I Love Vegas (1960)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I Love Paris

I Love You (1939)

Music: Harry Archer; Lyrics: Harlan Thompson

Introduced by: Jimmy Lunceford

Other titles: Te Quiero (Spanish)

I Love You (Ich Liebe Dich Opus 5) (1944)

Music: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Lyrics: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Original music: Edvard Grieg

Source: Song of Norway (operetta); Grieg's "Melodies of the Heart, Op. 5" (based)

Introduced by: Helena Bliss

Other titles: Ich Liebe Dich Opus 5 (Alternate)

I Love You [Cole Porter] (1944)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Mexican Hayride (musical)

Introduced by: Wilbur Evans

Other titles: Te Amo (Spanish); Io t'amo (Italian)

Appears in medley: Interlude

I Love You Truly (1912)

Music: Carrie Jacobs-Bond; Lyrics: Carrie Jacobs-Bond

Introduced by: Elsie Baker

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit

I Love You, Samantha (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Samantha (Italian)

I Loved Her (1981)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Yo La Quise (Spanish)

I Loves You, Porgy (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Introduced by: Anne Brown and Todd Duncan

I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) (1929)

Music: Henry Sullivan; Lyrics: Harry Ruskin

Source: Murray Anderson's Almanac (revue)

Introduced by: Trixie Friganza and Jimmie Savo

I Must Have Done Something Wonderful (1949)

Music: Imogen Carpenter; Lyrics: Ronnie Amateau

I Never Knew (1925)

Music: Ted Fio Rito; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Lou Gold

Other titles: Yo Nunca Supe (Spanish)

I Only Have Eyes For You (1934)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Dames / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Other titles: Solo Tengo Ojos Para Tí (Spanish); Imam Oči Samo Za Tebe (Croatian)

Appears in medley: Goodman Medley: Savoy / After You've Gone / I Only Have Eyes For You; Film Song medley: I Only Have Eyes For You / When Day Is Done / You Oughta Be In Pictures

I Poured My Heart Into A Song (1939)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Second Fiddle / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Tyrone Power

I Ran All the Way Home (1951)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss

Introduced by: Buddy Greco

I Saw Three Ships (Come Sailing In) (1833)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

I Saw You First (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Marcy McGuire

Appears in medley: Finale: I Saw You First / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

I Saw Your Face In A Cloud (1940)

Music: Robert Fetters; Lyrics: Robert Fetters

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

I See It Now (1964)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: William Engvick

Introduced by: Mel Tormé

Other titles: Ahora Lo Veo (Spanish)

I See Your Face Before Me (1937)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Between the Devil (musical)

Introduced by: Evelyn Laye

Other titles: 浮かぶは何時も君の顔 (Japanese); Tu Rostro Me Persigue (Spanish); Veo Tu Rostro Ante Mi (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Where or When / I See Your Face Before Me / That Face / You're Sensational

I Should Care (1945)

Music: Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Thrill of a Romance / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

I Sing the Songs (I Write the Songs) (1974)

Music: Bruce Johnston; Lyrics: Bruce Johnston

Introduced by: The Captain & Tennille

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs

I Surrender Dear (1931)

Music: Harry Barris; Lyrics: Gordon Clifford

Introduced by: Gus Arnheim

I Think of You (1941)

Music: Jack Elliott; Lyrics: Don Marcotte; Original music: Sergei Rachmaninoff

Source: Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18" (based)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Pienso En Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: I Think of You / This Love of Mine

I Thought About You (1939)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Other titles: Pense En Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley

I Tried (1940)

Music: Clark Dennis, Paul Hand, Clark Nutter; Lyrics: Clark Dennis, Paul Hand, Clark Nutter

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Yo Traté (Spanish)

I Understand (1941)

Music: Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

I Used To Love You But It's All Over Now (1920)

Music: Albert Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Lew Brown

Introduced by: Orlando's Orchestra

I Wanna Be Around (1962)

Music: Johnny Mercer, Sadie Vimmerstedt; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer, Sadie Vimmerstedt

Introduced by: Wynona Carr

Other titles: Yo quiero estar cerca (Spanish); Quiero Ser Abrazada (Spanish); Quiero Estar Contigo (Spanish); Estare Cerca (Spanish); アイ･ワナ･ビー･アラウンド (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley with Tony Bennett

I Want to Be Happy (1925)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Irving Caesar

Source: No, No, Nanette (musical)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I Want to Thank Your Folks (1946)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

I Went Down to Virginia (1947)

Music: Dave Mann; Lyrics: Redd Evans

I Whistle a Happy Tune (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Gertrude Lawrence and Sandy Kennedy

I Will Drink the Wine (1970)

Music: Paul Ryan; Lyrics: Paul Ryan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Me Beberé El Vino (Spanish); Yo Tomare El Vino (Spanish); Bebere El Vino (Spanish)

I Will Wait For You (1964)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; French lyrics [original]: Jean Louis Demy

Source: Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (film)

Introduced by: Michel Legrand

Other titles: Los Paraguas De Cherburgo (Spanish); Les Parapluies De Cherbourg (French); Esperaré Por Tí (Spanish); Te Esperaré (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Ballad Medley: I Will Wait For You / I'm A Fool To Want You

I Wish I Didn't Love You So (1947)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: The Perils of Pauline / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Betty Hutton

Other titles: Deseo No Amarte Tanto (Spanish)

I Wish I Were in Love Again (1937)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Babes in Arms (musical)

Introduced by: Grace McDonald and Rolly Pickert

Other titles: Quisiera Enamorarme Otra Vez (Spanish); Quisiera Estar Enamorado Nuevamente (Spanish)

I Wish You Love (1958)

Music: Charles Trent; Lyrics: Albert Beach; French lyrics [original]: Charles Trent

Introduced by: Keely Smith

Other titles: Que reste-t-il de nos amours? (French); ¿Que Queda De Nuestros Amores? (Spanish); Que queda de nuestro Amor (Spanish); Te Deseo Amor (Spanish); のこされし恋 (Japanese)

I Wished on the Moon (1935)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Dorothy Parker

Source: The Big Broadcast of 1936 / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Se lo pedi a la Luna (Spanish)

I Won't Cry Anymore (1951)

Music: Al Frisch; Lyrics: Fred Wise

Introduced by: Little Jimmy Scott

I Won't Dance (1935)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields; Original lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach; Credited: Jimmy McHugh

Source: Roberta / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

Other titles: No Bailare (Spanish); No Quiero Bailar (Spanish); Yo No Quiero Bailar (Spanish); Ne Želim Da Igram (Croatian)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley

I Wonder What's Become of Sally (1924)

Music: Milton Ager; Lyrics: Jack Yellen

Introduced by: Joe Schenck

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Teenage Tina Songs for Daddy skit; Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now (1909)

Music: Harold Orlob; Lyrics: Frank R. Adams, Will M. Hough

Source: The Prince of To-Night (musical)

Introduced by: Joseph E. Howard

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]

I Would Be In Love (Anyway) (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Cualquier Forma Estaría Enamorado (Spanish); Estaria Enamorado (De Todas Formas) (Spanish); ...Lo Mismo Te Amaría (Spanish)

I Wouldn't Trade Christmas (1968)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: The Sinatra Family

Other titles: No Cambiaria La Navidad (Spanish); I Would Not Trade Christmas (Alternate); No Cambia La Navidad (Spanish); (And All That Jolly Jazz) (Alternate)

I'd Be Lost Without You (1946)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Introduced by: Jimmy Palmer

I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (If I Knew I'd Find You) (1926)

Music: Lew Brown, Sidney Clare; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Sidney Clare; Original music: Antonín Dvořák

Source: Humoresque (based)

Introduced by: Jack Smith

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I'd Do It Again (1942)

Music: Vic Mizzy; Lyrics: Irving Taylor

I'd Know You Anywhere (1940)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: You'll Find Out / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Kay Kyser

Other titles: Te Conocería Donde Quiera (Spanish)

I'll Always Love You (Day After Day) (1950)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: My Friend Irma Goes West / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Dean Martin

I'll Be Around (1942)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Cab Calloway

Other titles: Estare Cerca (Spanish); そのうちに (Japanese)

I'll Be Home For Christmas (If Only In My Dreams) (1943)

Music: Kim Gannon, Walter Kent, Buck Ram; Lyrics: Kim Gannon, Walter Kent, Buck Ram

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Estaré En Casa Para Navidad (Spanish)

I'll Be Seeing You (1938)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Irving Kahal

Source: Right This Way (musical)

Introduced by: Tamara

Other titles: Te Veré (Spanish); Tu Vere (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; Living Room medley; Medley: I'll Be Seeing You / If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You

I'll Bring You a Rainbow (1960)

Music: Dolores Vicki Silvers; Lyrics: Dolores Vicki Silvers

Introduced by: Tony Bennett

I'll Buy That Dream (1945)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Source: Sing Your Way Home / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Anne Jeffreys

Appears in medley: Dream / I'll Buy That Dream [parody]

I'll Dance at Your Wedding (1946)

Music: Ben Oakland; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Introduced by: Anne Shelton

Other titles: Bailare En Tu Boda (Spanish)

I'll Follow My Secret Heart (1934)

Music: Noël Coward; Lyrics: Noël Coward

Source: Conversation Piece (musical)

Introduced by: Yvonne Printemps and Noel Coward

I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You) (1928)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Roy Turk

Introduced by: Ted Wallace

Appears in medley: Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]; Hit Songs Of Yesterday Medley: I'll Get By / Talk Of The Town / If I Had You

I'll Know (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Robert Alda and Isabel Bigley

I'll Make Up for Everything (1947)

Music: Ross Parker; Lyrics: Ross Parker

Other titles: I'll Make Up For Ev'rything (Alternate)

I'll Never Be the Same (1932)

Music: Matty Malneck; Lyrics: Gus Kahn, Frank Signorelli

Introduced by: Ruth Etting

Other titles: 二度となれない (Japanese); Nunca Sera El Mismo (Spanish)

I'll Never Let a Day Pass By (1941)

Music: Victor Schertzinger; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Kiss the Boys Goodbye / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Don Ameche and Mary Martin

Other titles: Nunca Dejare Pasar Un Día (Spanish)

I'll Never Smile Again (1940)

Music: Ruth Lowe; Lyrics: Ruth Lowe

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Nunca Volveré A Sonreir (Spanish); Jamas Volvere A Sonreir (Spanish); No Volveré A Sonreir (Spanish); Jamás Reiré Oira Vez (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley; Medley: I'll Never Smile Again / This Love of Mine; Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away; Medley: This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again; Let's Be Frank / This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; It's Jubilee Time medley; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / Fools Rush In / I'll Never Smile Again; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley; A Foggy Day ("I'll Never Smile Again" insert)

I'll Only Miss Her When I Think of Her (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Skyscraper (musical)

Introduced by: Peter L. Marshall

Other titles: Solo La Extraño Cuando Pienso En Ella (Spanish)

I'll Remember April (1941)

Music: Gene De Paul; Lyrics: Pat Johnston, Don Raye

Source: Ride 'em Cowboy / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Dick Foran

Other titles: Recordare Abril (Spanish)

I'll See You Again (1929)

Music: Noël Coward; Lyrics: Noël Coward

Source: Bitter-Sweet (musical)

Introduced by: Peggy Wood and George Metaxa

Other titles: Te Vere Otre Vez (Spanish); Te Veré Otra Vez (Spanish)

I'll See You In My Dreams (1924)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Isham Jones

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: My Silent Love / I'll See You In My Dreams / After You've Gone

I'll Sing You a Thousand Love Songs (1936)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Cain and Mabel / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Robert Paige

I'll String Along With You (1934)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Twenty Million Sweethearts / Warner Bros (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Appears in medley: Medley: I'll String Along With You / unknown / As Time Goes By

I'll Take Tallulah (1942)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Ship Ahoy / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

I'll Walk Alone (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Follow the Boys / Unviersal (film)

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I'm a Fool to Want You (1951)

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: アイム・フール・トゥー・ウォント・ユー (Japanese); Как Глупо Мечтать О Тебе (Russian); Soy Un Tonto En Quererte (Spanish); Soy Un Tonto Para Quererte (Spanish); Tuhon Tietä Kuljen (Finnish); Tonta Por Quererte (Spanish); Soy Un Tonto Al Desearte (Spanish); Soy Un Tonto Por Quererte (Spanish); Non rubarmi niente (Italian); 恋は愚かと言うけれど (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / This Love of Mine; Tuhon tietä kuljen (I'm a Fool to Want You) [Finnish]; I'm a Fool to Want You [with vocalese lyrics]; I'm a Fool to Want You [Arabic]; Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / I Fall in Love Too Easily; Medley: Why Was I Born? / I'm A Fool To Want You; Medley: How Insensitive / I'm A Fool To Want You; Medley: Midnight Sun / I'm A Fool To Want You / Autumn In New York; Ballad Medley: I Will Wait For You / I'm A Fool To Want You; The Iguana's Ritual / I'm A Fool To Want You

I'm a Fool to Want You [Arabic]

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Arabic lyrics [translation]: unknown

Contains (medley of): I'm a Fool to Want You

I'm a Fool to Want You [with vocalese lyrics] (2019)

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Vocalese lyrics: Aleka

Contains (medley of): I'm a Fool to Want You

I'm Always Chasing Rainbows (1918)

Music: Harry Carroll; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Source: Oh, Look! (musical)

Introduced by: Harry Fox

Appears in medley: Billboard Magazine medley; Season Highlights medley; Love and Three medley

I'm an Old Cowhand (From the Rio Grande) (1936)

Music: Johnny Mercer; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Rhythm on the Range / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: I'm an Old Cowhand (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I'm an Ordinary Man (1956)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: My Fair Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Rex Harrison

I'm Beginning to See the Light (1944)

Music: Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Harry James; Lyrics: Don George

Introduced by: Harry James

Other titles: Comienzo A Darme Cuenta (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley

I'm Coming Home, Los Angeles

Music: Bobby Worth; Lyrics: Hank Sanicola

I'm Coming Virginia (1926)

Music: Donald Heywood; Lyrics: Will Marion Cook

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

Appears in medley: We're Coming Virginia

I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) (1930)

Music: Chris Smith; Lyrics: Al J. Neiburg

Introduced by: Chester Gaylord

Other titles: (I'm) Confessin' (that I Love You) (Alternate); I'm Confessin' (Alternate)

I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (1918)

Music: John Kellette; Lyrics: James Brockman, James Kendis, Nat Vincent

Source: The Passing Show of 1918 (revue)

Introduced by: Nell Carrington

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; Teenage Tina Songs for Daddy skit

I'm From New Jersey (1961)

Music: Red Mascara; Lyrics: Red Mascara

Introduced by: Red Mascara

I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (1932)

Music: George Bassman; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Introduced by: The Dorsey Brothers

Other titles: Me Vuelvo Sentimental Pensando En Ti (Spanish); Me Estoy Poniendo Sentimental (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1); Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley

I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore (1958)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Gigi / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Maurice Chevalier

Appears in medley: We're Glad We're Not Young Anymore

I'm Glad There Is You (1941)

Music: Jimmy Dorsey; Lyrics: Paul Madeira

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

I'm Gonna Live Till I Die (1950)

Music: Mann Curtis, Walter Kent; Lyrics: Mann Curtis, Walter Kent

Introduced by: Frankie Laine

Other titles: Viviré Hasta Que Muera (Spanish)

I'm Gonna Love That Gal (Like She's Never Been Loved Before) (1945)

Music: Frances Ash; Lyrics: Frances Ash

Introduced by: Perry Como

I'm Gonna Make It All the Way (1974)

Music: Floyd Huddleston; Lyrics: Floyd Huddleston

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lo Voy A Conseguir (Spanish); Voy A Hacer Todo El Camino (Spanish); Lo Voy A Hacer Hasta El Fin (Spanish); Lo hare todo (Spanish)

I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter (1935)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Joe Young

Introduced by: Fats Waller

Other titles: Tomó Asiento Para Escribirme Una Carta (Spanish); Me Voy A Sentar Y A Escribirme Una Carta (Spanish); Me Escribiré Una Carta (Spanish); Odmah Ću Sesti Da Napišem Sebi Pismo (Croatian); Voy A Sentarme A Escribir Una Carta (Spanish); Me Sentare A Escribrme Una Carta (Spanish)

I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

Other titles: I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair (Alternate)

I'm in a Dancing Mood (1936)

Music: Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman, Maurice Sigler; Lyrics: Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman, Maurice Sigler

Source: This'll Make You Whistle (musical)

Introduced by: Jack Buchanan

Appears in medley: Let's Do the Town Tonight / Steppin' Out with Tallulah

I'm In Love (1950)

Music: Andy Gibson; Lyrics: Roy Alfred

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dorothy Kirsten

I'm in the Mood for Love (1935)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Every Night at Eight / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frances Langford

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: I'm in the Mood For Love / April in Paris / Say It Isn't So

I'm Just a Vagabond Lover (1929)

Music: Rudy Vallée, Leon Zimmerman; Lyrics: Rudy Vallée, Leon Zimmerman

Source: The Vagabond Lover / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

I'm Just Wild About Harry (1921)

Music: Eubie Blake; Lyrics: Noble Sissle

Source: Shuffle Along (musical)

Introduced by: Lottie Gee

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover (1927)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Mort Dixon

Introduced by: Mayflower Serenaders

I'm Nobody's Baby (1921)

Music: Milton Ager, Benny Davis, Lester Santly; Lyrics: Milton Ager, Benny Davis, Lester Santly

Introduced by: Aileen Stanley

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / The Nearness of You / I Can't Love You Anymore; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / Fools Rush In / I'll Never Smile Again

I'm Not Afraid (1970)

Music: Jacques Brel; Lyrics: Rod McKuen; French lyrics [original]: Gérard Jouannest

Introduced by: Rod McKuen

Other titles: No tengo Miedo (Spanish)

I'm Sitting on Top of the World (1925)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young

Introduced by: Art Gillham

I'm Sorry I Made You Cry (1916)

Music: N. J. Clesi; Lyrics: N. J. Clesi

Introduced by: Henry Burr

I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight (1940)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Introduced by: Will Osborne

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight

I'm Walking Behind You (1953)

Music: Billy Reid; Lyrics: Billy Reid

Introduced by: Dorothy Squires

Other titles: Look Over Your Shoulder (Alternate); Vand blicken tillbaka (Swedish)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I've Been to Town (1965)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Glenn Yarbrough

Other titles: Estuve En La Ciudad (Spanish); He Ido A La Ciudad (Spanish); Estuve En El Pueblo (Spanish)

I've Found a New Baby (1926)

Music: Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams; Lyrics: Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams

Introduced by: Clarence Williams

Other titles: I Found a New Baby (Alternative)

I've Got a Crush on You (1928)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Treasure Girl (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Hay and Clifton Webb

Other titles: Estoy Metido Contigo (Spanish); Estoy Enamorado De Ti (Spanish); He Perdido La Cabeza Por Ti (Spanish); Me Has Flechado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1957]

I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling (1935)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: Broadway Melody of 1936 / MGM (film)

Introduced by: June Knight and Robert Taylor

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

I've Got a Home in That Rock (1800s)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts (1949)

Music: Harold Elton Box, Desmond Cox, Lewis Ilda; Lyrics: Harold Elton Box, Desmond Cox, Lewis Ilda

Introduced by: Primo Scala

I've Got a Restless Spell (1940)

Music: Nancy Lampe; Lyrics: Nancy Lampe

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

I've Got Five Dollars (1931)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: American's Sweetheart (musical)

Introduced by: Ann Sothern and Jack Whiting

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

I've Got My Eyes On You (1940)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Broadway Melody of 1940 / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: Leaning on the Old Top Rail / The Starlit Hour / I've Got My Eyes On You

I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (1937)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: On the Avenue / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell and Alice Faye

Other titles: Tengo Tu Amor Para Consolarme (Spanish); Tengo Mi Amor Para Mantenerme Caliente (Spanish)

I've Got the World on a String (1932)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: 1932 Cotton Club Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Aida Ward

Other titles: Tengo El Mundo En Un Hilo (Spanish); Tengo El Mundo En Una Cuerda (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Diamond Jubilee medley; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Harold Arlen medley (part 1); Sinatra Songbook medley; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Medley with Tony Bennett

I've Got You Under My Skin (1936)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Born to Dance / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Virginia Bruce

Other titles: Te Llevo Bajo Mi Piel (Spanish); Te Llevo Dentro De Mi (Spanish); Vzrušuješ Mne (Czech); Tu Llevo Bajo Mi Piel (Spanish); Te Tengo Dentro de Mi (Spanish); Te Tengo Bajo Mi Piel (Spanish); È il mio destino (Italian)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #1; Medley: Easy to Love / I've Got You Under My Skin; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; I've Got You Under My Skin ["That Old Black Magic" interjection]; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; The Ultimate Event medley; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Love and Three medley; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Sinatra Songbook medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; Medley with Tony Bennett; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

I've Got You Under My Skin ["That Old Black Magic" interjection] (1974)

Music: Harold Arlen, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I've Got You Under My Skin; That Old Black Magic

I've Gotta Be Me (1968)

Music: Walter Marks; Lyrics: Walter Marks

Source: Golden Rainbow (musical)

Introduced by: Steve Lawrence

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (1956)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: My Fair Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Rex Harrison

I've Had My Moments (1934)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: Hollywood Party / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Eddie Quillan and June Clyde

Other titles: He Tenido Mis Momentos (Spanish)

I've Had This Feeling Before (1943)

Music: Sam H. Sept; Lyrics: Sam H. Sept

I've Heard That Song Before (1942)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Youth on Parade / Republic Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Margaret Whiting

Other titles: Escuche Antes Esa Cancion (Spanish); Escuche antes esta canción (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

I've Lost My Heart Again (1941)

Music: Leo Rabin; Lyrics: Leo Rabin

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

I've Never Been in Love Before (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Robert Alda and Isabel Bigley

Other titles: Nunca He Estado Enamorado Entes (Spanish); Nunca Antes Estuve Enamorado (Spanish); Nuca Me He Enamorado Antes (Spanish); A me diral la verità (Italian)

Appears in medley: "Guys and Dolls" Overture; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]

Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider (1903)

Music: Eddie Leonard; Lyrics: Eddie Leonard

Introduced by: Eddie Leonard

If (1971)

Music: David Gates; Lyrics: David Gates

Introduced by: Bread

Other titles: Si (Spanish)

If (They Made Me a King) (1934)

Music: Tolchard Evans; Lyrics: Stanley J. Damerell, Robert Hargreaves

Other titles: If (Alternate)

If Ever I Would Leave You (1960)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Camelot (musical)

Introduced by: Robert Goulet

If I Could Be with You (One Hour Tonight) (1926)

Music: James P. Johnson; Lyrics: Henry Creamer

Introduced by: Eva Taylor

Appears in medley: If I Could Be With You / Up a Lazy River

If I Could Be With You / Up a Lazy River (1959)

Music: Sidney Arodin, Hoagy Carmichael, James P. Johnson; Lyrics: Hoagy Carmichael, Henry Creamer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee

Contains (medley of): If I Could Be with You (One Hour Tonight); (Up A) Lazy River

If I Didn't Care (1939)

Music: Jack Lawrence; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

If I Ever Love Again (1949)

Music: Russ Carlyle, Dick Reynolds; Lyrics: Russ Carlyle, Dick Reynolds

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: 1949 Hit Medley: The Hucklebuck / If I Ever Love Again / The Old Master Painter / Don't Cry Joe

If I Forget You (1933)

Music: Irving Caesar; Lyrics: Irving Caesar

Introduced by: Grace Moore

If I Had My Way (1914)

Music: James Kendis, Lou Klein; Lyrics: James Kendis, Lou Klein

Introduced by: Peerless Quartet

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Old New York sketch: East Side, West Side / Bedelia / Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon / If I Had My Way; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

If I Had Three Wishes (1954)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Claude Baum

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Si Tuviera Tres Deseos (Spanish); If I Hat Three Wishes (German)

If I Had You (1928)

Music: Ted Shapiro; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly

Introduced by: The Piccadilly Players

Other titles: Si Te Tuviera (Spanish); Si fueses mío (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Hit Songs Of Yesterday Medley: I'll Get By / Talk Of The Town / If I Had You

If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake (1950)

Music: Al Hoffman, Bob Merrill, Clem Watts; Lyrics: Al Hoffman, Bob Merrill, Clem Watts

Introduced by: Al Trace

If I Loved You (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carousel (musical)

Introduced by: Jan Clayton and John Raitt

Other titles: Si Te Amase (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Department Store skit: Along the Navajo Trail / My Kentucky Home / If I Loved You / Jingle Bells (parody); "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Teenage Tina skit

If I Only Had a Match (1947)

Music: Arthur Johnston, George Meyer, Lee Morris; Lyrics: Arthur Johnston, George Meyer, Lee Morris

If I Should Lose You (1936)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Rose of the Rancho / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Gladys Swarthout and John Boles

If I Steal a Kiss (1949)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

If I Were a Bell (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Isabel Bigley

Appears in medley: "Guys and Dolls" Overture; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2]; If I Were a Bell [Pat Henry tribute]; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]; Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version]

If I Were a Bell [Pat Henry tribute] (1976)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): If I Were a Bell

If It's the Last Thing I Do (1937)

Music: Saul Chaplin; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: If It's the Last Thing I Do / I Live the Life I Love / You're a Sweetheart

If Loveliness Were Music (1943)

Music: Bert Reisfeld, Mickey Stoner; Lyrics: Bert Reisfeld, Mickey Stoner

If Only She'd Look My Way (1950)

Music: Alan Melville; Lyrics: Ivor Novello

Source: Gay's the Word (musical)

Introduced by: Cicely Courtneidge

Other titles: If Only She'd Looked My Way (Alternate); If Only He'd Looked My Way (Alternate)

If the Rest of the World Don't Want You (Go Back to Mother and Dad) (1923)

Music: Dave Dreyer; Lyrics: Alex Gerber

Introduced by: Lewis James

If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You (1932)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Revenge with Music (musical)

Introduced by: Georges Metaxa

Appears in medley: Medley: I'll Be Seeing You / If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You

If This Isn't Love (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Appears in medley: "Finian's Rainbow" Overture

If You Are But a Dream (1942)

Music: Nat Bonx; Lyrics: Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe; Original music: Anton Rubinstein

Source: Rubinstein's "Romance in E flat, Op. 44, No. 1" (based)

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Other titles: Si No Eres Mas Que Un Sueño (Spanish)

If You Catch a Little Cold (I'll Sneeze For You) (1951)

Music: Hal Borne; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye

Introduced by: Dinah Shore and Tony Martin

Other titles: To Prove That I'm In Love (Alternate)

If You Go Away (1959)

Music: Jacques Brel; Lyrics: Rod McKuen; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Brel

Introduced by: Jacques Brel

Other titles: Ne Me Quitte Pas (French); Si Tú Te Vas (Spanish); Si Te Vas Lejos (Spanish); No Me Dejes (Spanish)

If You Knew Susie (1925)

Music: Joseph Meyer; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Introduced by: Al Jolson

If You Never Come to Me (1964)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Aloysio de Oliveira

Introduced by: Wanda Sá

Other titles: Inútil Paisagem (Portuguese); Si No Vienes A Mi (Spanish); Si Nunca Vienes A Mi (Spanish); Si Nunca Vuelves A Mi (Spanish)

If You Please (1943)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Dixie / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

If You Stub Your Toe on the Moon (1949)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

If You Were the Only Girl In the World (1916)

Music: Nat D. Ayer; Lyrics: Clifford Grey

Source: The Bing Boys Are Here (revue)

Introduced by: George Robey and Violet Loraine

Ill Wind (1934)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Cotton Club Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Adelaide Hall

Other titles: Viento Malo (Spanish); 悪い風向き (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Stormy Weather [Ill Wind ending]

Imagination (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Jan Savitt

Other titles: Imaginación (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Jimmy Van Heusen medley: Polka Dots and Moonbeams / Imagination; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Blue Lovebird / Devil May Care / Imagination; Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley

In My Dreams (1940)

Music: Jimmy Shearer; Lyrics: Jimmy Shearer

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

In the Beauty of Tahoe (1941)

Music: Harold Adamson, Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Joe DiMaggio; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Joe DiMaggio

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

In the Blue of Evening (1942)

Music: Alfred D'Artega; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: In The Blue Of The Evening (Alternate)

In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening (1951)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Here Comes the Groom / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman

Other titles: En El Fresco De La Tarde (Spanish); En El Frío, Frío, Frío De La Noche (Spanish); さわやかな宵 (Japanese)

In the Gloaming (1877)

Music: Annie Fortescue Harrison; Lyrics: Meta Orred

Source: Orred's "In the Gloaming" (based)

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad

In the Good Old Summer Time (1902)

Music: George Evans; Lyrics: Ren Shields

In the Middle of May (1945)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Appears in medley: Teenage Tina skit

In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree (1905)

Music: Egbert Van Alstyne; Lyrics: Harry Williams

Introduced by: Irving Gillette

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

In the Shadow of the Moon (1969)

Music: Earl Brown; Lyrics: Heinz Meier

Source: Romeo und Julia 70 / ZDF (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Shadow of the Moon (Alternate)

In the Still of the Night (1937)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Rosalie / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Nelson Eddy

Other titles: En El Silencio De La Noche (Spanish); En La Quietud De La Noche (Spanish)

In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning (1955)

Music: Dave Mann; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Madrugada (Spanish); V Časných Ranních Hodinách (Czech); En Las Horas Melancolicas (Spanish); 夜は更けて (Japanese); Al Rayar El Alba (Spanish); En Las Pequeñas Horas De La Mañana (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry / In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning; Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / This Love of Mine; Medley: It Never Entered My Mind / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning; Medley with Tony Bennett; Medley: In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / The Gal That Got Away

Inaugural Gala medley (1961)

Music: Harold Arlen, Al Shean, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Bryan Foy, Johnny Mercer; Credited: Ed Gallagher; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Milton Berle

Contains (medley of): Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean; That Old Black Magic; High Hopes

Indian Summer (1939)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Verano Indio (Spanish)

Indiscreet (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Barbara McNair

Other titles: Indiscreto (Spanish)

Inka Dinka Doo (1933)

Music: Jimmy Durante; Lyrics: Ben Ryan

Source: Palooka / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante

Appears in medley: Jimmy Durante medley

Innamorata (1955)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Jack Brooks

Source: Artists and Models / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Dean Martin

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1957]

Interlude (2006)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): I Love You [Cole Porter]

Interlude / The World We Knew (2006)

Music: Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Contains (medley of): The World We Knew (Over and Over)

Invention #1 (1946)

Music: Johann Sebastian Bach; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Bach's Invention #1 (based); It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Kathryn Grayson

Iowa Corn Song (1912)

Music: Edward Riley; Lyrics: George E. Hamilton, Ray W. Lockard

Introduced by: Iowa Shriners

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Irene (1940)

Music: Harry Tierney; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Source: Irene / RKO (film)

Appears in medley: Irene Medley: Alice Blue Gown / Castle of Dreams / Irene

Irene Medley: Alice Blue Gown / Castle of Dreams / Irene (1940)

Music: Harry Tierney; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Alice Blue Gown; Castle of Dreams; Irene

Is There a Chance For Me? (1940)

Music: William Granzow; Lyrics: William Granzow

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? (1943)

Music: Billy Austin, Louis Jordan; Lyrics: Billy Austin, Louis Jordan

Introduced by: Louis Jordan

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Isle of Capri (1934)

Music: Will Grosz; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy

Introduced by: Lew Stone

Other titles: Isla De Capri (Spanish); カプリ島 (Japanese)

Isn't It Romantic? (1932)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Love Me Tonight / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Maurice Chevalier

Isn't She Lovely? (1976)

Music: Stevie Wonder; Lyrics: Stevie Wonder

Introduced by: Stevie Wonder

It Ain't Necessarily So (1945)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Introduced by: John W. Bubbles

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / It Ain't Necessarily So / Bess, O Where's My Bess?

It All Came True (1947)

Music: Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

It All Comes Back To Me Now (1940)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

It All Depends on You (1925)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Source: Big Boy (musical)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Other titles: Todo Depende De Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

It Came To Me (1940)

Music: Louis DePyro; Lyrics: Louis DePyro

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (1849)

Music: Richard Storrs Willis; Lyrics: Edmund Hamilton Sears

Other titles: It Came Upon a Midnight Clear (Alternate); Llegó Una Noche Clara (Spanish); Llegó A Medianache (Spanish); Llegó A La Medianoche (Spanish); Vino En Una Noche Clara (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Joy to the World / It Came Upon a Midnight Clear / Adeste Fideles

It Can't Be Wrong (1942)

Music: Max Steiner; Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Source: Now Voyager / Warner Bros. (theme)

It Could Happen to You (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: And the Angels Sing / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Fred MacMurray and Dorothy Lamour

Other titles: Te Pudo Ocurrir A Ti (Spanish); Podría Sucederte a Ti (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]

It Gets Lonely Early (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Eso Decae Pronto (Spanish)

It Had to Be You (1924)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: The Ambassadors

Other titles: Tenías Que Ser Tú (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad

It Happened in Monterey (1930)

Music: Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Billy Rose

Source: King of Jazz / Universal (film)

Introduced by: John Boles and Jeanette Loff

Other titles: Sucedió En Monterrey (Spanish)

It Happens Every Spring (1949)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: It Happens Every Spring / Fox (film)

It Isn't Fair (1933)

Music: Richard Himber, Sylvester Sprigato, Frank Warshauer; Lyrics: Richard Himber, Sylvester Sprigato, Frank Warshauer

Introduced by: Isham Jones

It Makes No Difference Now (1938)

Music: Floyd Tillman; Lyrics: Floyd Tillman

Introduced by: Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley

It Might As Well Be Spring (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: State Fair / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Jeanne Crain

Other titles: Podria Muy Bien Ser Primavera (Spanish); Aún No Estamos En Abril (Spanish); Podria Ser Muy Bien Primavera (Spanish)

It Never Entered My Mind (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Higher and Higher (musical)

Introduced by: Shirley Ross

Other titles: ちっとも知らなかった (Japanese); Nunca Lo Entendi (Spanish); Nunca Pense (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind; Medley: Just One Of Those Things / It Never Entered My Mind / When Your Lover Has Gone; Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With the Wind / Here's That Rainy Day; Medley: It Never Entered My Mind / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning

It Only Happens When I Dance with You (1948)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Easter Parade / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

It Started All Over Again (1942)

Music: Carl Fischer; Lyrics: Bill Carey

Other titles: Empezó De Nuevo (Spanish)

It Was a Very Good Year (1961)

Music: Ervin Drake; Lyrics: Ervin Drake

Introduced by: The Kingston Trio

Other titles: Fué un Buen Año (Spanish); Fué Un Año Estupendo (Spanish); To Bejval Nádhernej Čas (Czech); Foi Um Ano Muito Bom (Portuguese); 想い出はいっぱい (Japanese); イット・ワズ・ア・ベリー・グッド・イヤー (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All the Way / My Kind of Town; Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask; One; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank Sinatra Overture; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

It Was Much Better Last Week (1958)

Music: Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Danny Thomas

Contains (medley of): The Trolley Song

It Won't Be Easy (1958)

Music: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym]; Lyrics: Sam Ward

It Worries Me (1954)

Music: Fritz Schultz-Reichel; Lyrics: Carl Sigman; German lyrics [original]: Ernst Verch

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Denk an Mich (German title)

It'll Take a Little Time (1945)

Music: Art Berman, Irving Caumont, Lee Pearl; Lyrics: Art Berman, Irving Caumont, Lee Pearl

It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World (1959)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Rosemary Clooney

It's a Blue World (1940)

Music: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Lyrics: George Forrest, Robert Wright

Source: Music in My Heart / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Tony Martin

Other titles: Es Un Mundo Triste (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: On the Isle of May / The Starlit Hour / It's a Blue World

It's a Good Day (1946)

Music: Dave Barbour, Peggy Lee; Lyrics: Dave Barbour, Peggy Lee

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

Appears in medley: Medley: It's a Good Day / Almost Like Being in Love / Great Day / That Great Come-and-Get It Day

It's a Grand Night for Singing (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: State Fair / Fox (film)

Introduced by: William Marshall, Dick Haymes, Vivian Blaine and Jeanne Crain

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

It's a Lonesome Old Town (1930)

Music: Charles Kisco; Lyrics: Harry Tobias

Introduced by: Ben Bernie

Other titles: Es un viejo pueblo solitario (Spanish)

It's a Long Way (From Your House to My House) (1951)

Music: Rod Brodsky; Lyrics: Sid Tepper

Other titles: It's a Long Way (Alternate)

It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow (1939)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Louisiana Purchase (musical)

Introduced by: Irene Bordoni

Other titles: Es Un Día Precioso Mañana (Spanish)

It's a Most Unusual Day (1948)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: A Date with Judy / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Jane Powell

Appears in medley: It's Been a Most Unusual Night; Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail

It's a Wonderful World (1939)

Music: Jan Savitt, Johnny Watson; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Introduced by: Jan Savitt

Other titles: Es Un Mundo Maravilloso (Spanish); En Un Mundo Maravilloso (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: It's a Wonderful World / Believing / Shake Down the Stars

It's All Right With Me (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Peter Cookson

Other titles: It's Alright With Me (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1980]

It's All So New To Me (1940)

Music: Pearl Black; Lyrics: Pearl Black

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

It's All Up to You (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

It's Always You (1941)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Zanzibar / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Siempre Tú (Spanish)

It's Been a Long, Long Time (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Teenage Tina skit; Billboard Magazine medley; For Once in My Life ["Kiss Me Once, Kiss Me Twice"]; Love and Three medley; Medley: It's Been a Long, Long Time / I Don't Want to Walk Without You / Papa, Won't You Dance With Me / Time After Time

It's Been a Most Unusual Night (1966)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): It's a Most Unusual Day

It's De-Lovely (1936)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Red Hot and Blue (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman & Bob Hope

It's Easy to Remember (and So Hard to Forget) (1935)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Mississippi / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Facil De Recordar (Spanish); A un bacio di distanza (Italian)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

It's Fate, Baby, It's Fate (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Take Me Out to the Ball Game / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Betty Garrett

It's Funny to Everyone But Me (1939)

Music: Jack Lawrence; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

It's Illegal, It's Immoral, or It Makes You Fat (1957)

Music: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym], Wally Griffin, Ken Hecht; Lyrics: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym], Wally Griffin, Ken Hecht

Introduced by: The Beverley Sisters

It's Impossible (1970)

Music: Armando Manzanero; Lyrics: Sid Wayne; Spanish lyrics [original]: Armando Manzanero

Introduced by: Perry Como

Other titles: Somos Novios (Spanish)

It's Jubilee Time medley (1959)

Music: Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Ray Henderson, Ruth Lowe, Larry Shay, Kay Swift, Kay Thompson, Kurt Weill, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson, Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Edward Eliscu, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Clifford Grey, Ray Henderson, Paul James, Ruth Lowe, Leo Robin, Billy Rose, Larry Shay, Kay Thompson

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Mickey Rooney

Contains (medley of): Jubilee; Hallelujah!; (It's Gonna Be A) Great Day; September Song; (Keep Your) Sunny Side Up; Fine and Dandy; I'll Never Smile Again; There's No Business Like Show Business; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

It's Magic (1948)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Romance on the High Seas / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

It's Nice to Go Trav'ling (1957)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Que Encantador Es Ir De Viaje (Spanish); Es bonito viajar (Spanish)

Appears in medley: It's Nice to Go Traveling (Welcome Home Elvis version)

It's Nice to Go Traveling (Welcome Home Elvis version) (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): It's Nice to Go Trav'ling

It's Only a Paper Moon (1932)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Yip Harburg, Billy Rose

Source: The Great Magoo (play)

Introduced by: Claire Carleton

Other titles: ペイパー・ムーン (Japanese); Es sólo una luna de papel (Spanish); If You Believed In Me (Original); ペーパームーン (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley

It's Only Money (1951)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Double Dynamite / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Groucho Marx

It's Over, It's Over, It's Over (1960)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Se Termino (Spanish)

It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House (1949)

Music: Harold Spina; Lyrics: Jack Elliott

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Appears in medley: It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House (parody)

It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House (parody) (1950)

Music: Harold Spina; Lyrics: Jack Elliott

Contains (medley of): It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House

It's So Peaceful in the Country (1941)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Jan Savitt

It's Sunday (1983)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Susan Birkenhead

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

It's the Same Old Dream (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Es El Mismo Viejo Sueño (Spanish)

It's the Talk of the Town (1933)

Music: Jerry Livingston; Lyrics: Al J. Neiburg, Marty Symes

Appears in medley: Hit Songs Of Yesterday Medley: I'll Get By / Talk Of The Town / If I Had You

It's Time For You (1980)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Chrysler (commercial)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

It's You (1940)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Jailhouse Rock (1957)

Music: Mike Stoller; Lyrics: Jerry Leiber

Source: Jailhouse Rock / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Elvis Presley

Appears in medley: Oscar Eligible Favourites medley

Jealous (1924)

Music: Jack Little; Lyrics: Dick Finch, Tommie Malie

Introduced by: International Novelty Orchestra

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Jealous Heart (1944)

Music: Jenny Lou Carson; Lyrics: Jenny Lou Carson

Introduced by: Tex Ritter

Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair (1854)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Appears in medley: Stephen Foster medley: Beautiful Dreamer / Oh! Susanna / Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

Jeepers Creepers (1938)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Going Places / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Louis Armstrong

Jesus Is a Rock in the Weary Land (1800s)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Other titles: Jesus Is A Rock In A Weary Land (Alternate)

Jimmy Durante medley (1959)

Music: Hughie Cannon, Jimmy Durante, William H. Farrell; Lyrics: Hughie Cannon, Jimmy Durante, William H. Farrell, Ben Ryan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Start Off Each Day With A Song; Inka Dinka Doo; Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?; (Won't You Come Home) Bill Bailey

Jimmy Van Heusen medley: Polka Dots and Moonbeams / Imagination (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Polka Dots and Moonbeams; Imagination

Jingle Bells (1857)

Music: James S. Pierpont; Lyrics: James S. Pierpont

Other titles: Repican Las Campanas (Spanish); Replican Las Campanas (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Department Store skit: Along the Navajo Trail / My Kentucky Home / If I Loved You / Jingle Bells (parody)

Johnny Concho Theme (Wait for Me) (1956)

Music: Nelson Riddle; Lyrics: Dok Stanford

Source: Johnny Concho / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Wait for Me (Alternate); Espérame (Spanish); Wait For Me ("Johnny Concho" Theme) (Alternate); Johnny Concho Theme (Alternate)

Joy to the World (1719)

Music: Lowell Mason; Lyrics: Isaac Watts; Original music: George Frideric Handel

Source: Handel's "Antioch" (based)

Appears in medley: Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / White Christmas; Medley: Joy to the World / It Came Upon a Midnight Clear / Adeste Fideles

Jubilee

Music: Kay Thompson; Lyrics: Kay Thompson

Introduced by: Kay Thompson

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley

Judy (1934)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Sammy Lerner

Introduced by: Hoagy Carmichael

Juicy (1994)

Music: The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: The Notorious B.I.G.

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Juicy / New York, New York

Juicy / New York, New York (2006)

Music: John Kander, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: Fred Ebb, The Notorious B.I.G.

Contains (medley of): Juicy; Theme from "New York, New York"

June in January (1934)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Here Is My Heart / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Memory medley: June in January / Clouds / You're a Sweetheart

June Night (1924)

Music: Abel Baer; Lyrics: Cliff Friend

Introduced by: Cliff Edwards

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Just a Memory (1927)

Music: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Just an Old Stone House (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Just As Though You Were Here (1942)

Music: John Benson Brooks; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Just Close Your Eyes (1944)

Music: Jack Elliott, Sam Mineo, Les Rogers; Lyrics: Jack Elliott, Sam Mineo, Les Rogers

Just for Now (1948)

Music: Dick Redmond; Lyrics: Dick Redmond

Source: Whiplash / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Alexis Smith

Just Friends (1931)

Music: John Klenner; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis

Introduced by: Red McKenzie

Other titles: Simplemente Amigos (Spanish); Solamente Amigos (Spanish)

Just in Time (1956)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Bells Are Ringing (musical)

Introduced by: Sydney Chaplin and Judy Holliday

Other titles: Justo A Tiempo (Spanish); A Tiempo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley with Tony Bennett

Just One of Those Things (1935)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Jubilee (musical)

Introduced by: June Knight and Charles Walters

Other titles: Algunas De Esas Cosas (Spanish); Alguna De Esas Cosas (Spanish); Sempre cosi (Italian)

Appears in medley: Medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone; Popular Song medley; Medley: Just One Of Those Things / It Never Entered My Mind / When Your Lover Has Gone; Love and Three medley

Just the Way You Are (1977)

Music: Billy Joel; Lyrics: Billy Joel

Introduced by: Billy Joel

Other titles: Tu Modo De Ser (Spanish)

Just You, Just Me (1929)

Music: Jesse Greer; Lyrics: Raymond Klages

Source: Marianne / Cosmopolitan Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Cliff Edwards

Ka-Ding Dong (1956)

Music: Joe Jordan, Jack McDermott; Lyrics: Joe Jordan, Jack McDermott

Introduced by: The G-Clefs

Katrina (1949)

Music: Gene De Paul, Don Raye; Lyrics: Gene De Paul, Don Raye

Source: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow / Disney (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Kee-Mo Ky-Mo (The Magic Song) (1948)

Music: Roy Alfred; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

King of the Road (1965)

Music: Roger Miller; Lyrics: Roger Miller

Introduced by: Roger Miller

Kiss Me Again (1905)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Henry Blossom

Source: Mlle. Modiste (operetta)

Introduced by: Fritzi Scheff

Other titles: Besame Otra Vez (Spanish)

Kisses and Tears (1951)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Double Dynamite / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jane Powell

L-O-V-E (1964)

Music: Bert Kaempfert; Lyrics: Milt Gabler

Introduced by: Bert Kaempfert

Appears in medley: Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls

L.A. Is My Lady (1984)

Music: Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton Jones; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: MI Dama Es Los Angeles (Spanish); Los Angeles Es Mi Novia (Spanish)

La donna è mobile (1851)

Music: Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto: Francesco Maria Piave

Source: Rigoletto (opera)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive

La Marseillaise (1792)

Music: Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle; Lyrics: Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle

La valse (1920)

Music: Maurice Ravel

Lady Day (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dia De La Asuncion (Spanish)

Lady in Cement (1968)

Music: Hugo Montenegro

Source: Lady in Cement / Fox (film)

Lady of Spain (1931)

Music: Tolchard Evans; Lyrics: Stanley J. Damerell, Robert Hargreaves, Henry Tilsley

Introduced by: Al Bowlly

Appears in medley: Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain

Largo al factotum (1816)

Music: Gioachino Rossini; Libretto: Cesare Sterbini

Source: The Barber of Seville (opera)

Appears in medley: Figaro

Laroo, Laroo, Lilli Bolero (1948)

Music: Sylvia Dee, Sidney Lippman, Elizabeth Moore; Lyrics: Sylvia Dee, Sidney Lippman, Elizabeth Moore

Other titles: Laroo Laroo Lilli Bolero (Alternate)

Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me (1928)

Music: Carmen Lombardo; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit

Last Night When We Were Young (1935)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Metropolitan / 20th Century (written)

Introduced by: Lawrence Tibbett

Other titles: La Última Noche Cuando Fuimos Jóvenes (Spanish); Anoche Cuando Éramos Jóvenes (Spanish); 若かった昨夜 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day; Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask

Laura (1944)

Music: David Raskin; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Laura / Fox (theme)

Other titles: ローラ (Japanese)

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley

Lead On, My Heart Will Follow (1940)

Music: Bill Bailey, Marshall Rooke; Lyrics: Bill Bailey, Marshall Rooke

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Lean Baby (1951)

Music: Billy May; Lyrics: Roy Alfred

Introduced by: Billy May

Other titles: My Lean Baby (Alternate)

Leanin' on the Old Top Rail (1939)

Music: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny; Lyrics: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny

Introduced by: Jimmie Davis

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: Leaning on the Old Top Rail / The Starlit Hour / I've Got My Eyes On You

Learn to Croon (1933)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Sam Coslow

Source: College Humor / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crobsy

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Hits of Yesterday Medley: Learn to Croon / More Than You Know / How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Learnin' the Blues (1955)

Music: Dolores Vicki Silvers; Lyrics: Dolores Vicki Silvers

Introduced by: Joe Valino

Other titles: Conociendo La Tristeza (Spanish); Aprendiendo El Blues (Spanish); Conociendo Las Tristezas (Spanish); Učeći Bluz (Croatian); Aprendiendo Los Blues (Spanish); Apren Diendo Lo Melancolico (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away; Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley

Leave It All To Me (1979)

Music: Paul Anka; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Paul Anka

Leaving on a Jet Plane (1966)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: John Denver

Introduced by: John Denver

Other titles: Partiendo En Jet (Spanish); Viajando en un Jet (Spanish); Volando En Jet (Spanish); Me Voy En Un Reactor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #2: My Sweet Lady / Leaving on a Jet Plane / Like a Sad Song

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Vaughn Monroe

Other titles: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Billboard Magazine medley; Mistletoe and Holly / Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow; Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night

Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1911)

Music: Leo Friedman; Lyrics: Beth Slater Whitson

Introduced by: Arthur C. Clough

Appears in medley: Teenage Tina Songs for Daddy skit

Let Me Love You Tonight (1944)

Music: René Touzet; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish; Spanish lyrics [original]: René Touzet

Other titles: No Te Importe Saber (Spanish)

Let Me Try Again (1973)

Music: Michel Jourdan, Claude Vassori; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn; French lyrics [original]: Romval Fiquier

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Laisse Moi le Temps (French); Dame Otra Oportunidad (Spanish); Déjenme Tratar Otra Vez (Spanish); Dej Mi Příležitost (Czech); Déjame Intentarlo Otra Vez (Spanish); Dejame Tratar De Nuevo (Spanish); Dejame Tratar Otra Vez (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp

Let There Be Love (1940)

Music: Lionel Rand; Lyrics: Ian Grant

Introduced by: Sammy Kaye

Appears in medley: Let There Be Love / You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

Let There Be Love / You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You (1962)

Music: James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Lionel Rand, Larry Stock; Lyrics: James Cavanaugh, Ian Grant, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Judy Garland

Contains (medley of): Let There Be Love; You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

Let Us Break Bread Together (1800s)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Let Yourself Go (1936)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Follow the Fleet / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Ginger Rogers

Let's Be Buddies (1940)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Panama Hattie (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman

Appears in medley: Let's Be Buddies / Friendship

Let's Be Buddies / Friendship (1967)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Introduced by: Ethel Merman

Contains (medley of): Let's Be Buddies; Friendship

Let's Be Frank (2011)

Music: Alan Copeland; Lyrics: Alan Copeland

Introduced by: Peter Marshall

Appears in medley: Let's Be Frank / This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again

Let's Be Frank / This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again (2011)

Music: Alan Copeland, Ruth Lowe, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Alan Copeland, Ruth Lowe, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Peter Marshall

Contains (medley of): Let's Be Frank; This Love of Mine; I'll Never Smile Again

Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (1937)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Shall We Dance / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

Let's Disappear (1939)

Music: Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) (1928)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Paris (musical)

Introduced by: Irene Bordoni and Arthur Margetson

Other titles: Hagamoslo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Let's Sing Again medley; Let's Do It [British parody]

Let's Do It [British parody] (1980)

Music: Harold Arlen, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Cole Porter; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Let's Fall in Love; Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)

Let's Do the Town Tonight / Steppin' Out with Tallulah (1953)

Music: Irving Berlin, Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman, Freddie Karger, Maurice Sigler; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman, Maurice Sigler, Robert Wells

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Milton Berle and Tallulah Bankhead

Contains (medley of): I'm in a Dancing Mood; Steppin' Out with My Baby; From Here to Eternity

Let's Face the Music and Dance (1936)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Follow the Fleet / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

Other titles: Escucha La Música Y Bailemos (Spanish); De Cara A La Musica Y A Bailar (Spanish); Escuchemos La Música Y Bailemos (Spanish)

Let's Fall in Love (1933)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Let's Fall in Love / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Art Jarrett

Other titles: Enamoremosnos (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Memory medley: The Very Thought Of You / Stormy Weather / Let's Fall in Love; Let's Fall in Love / Why Shouldn't I?; Harold Arlen medley (part 2); Let's Do It [British parody]

Let's Fall in Love / Why Shouldn't I? (1951)

Music: Harold Arlen, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and June Hutton

Contains (medley of): Let's Fall in Love; Why Shouldn't I?

Let's Get Away From It All (1941)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Alejemonos De Todo (Spanish); Vamos a escapar de todo (Spanish); Olvidémosnos de Todo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley

Let's Get It On (1994)

Music: 2Pac, DJ Eddie F, Grand Puba, Heavy D, The Notorious B.I.G., Spunk Bigga; Lyrics: 2Pac, DJ Eddie F, Grand Puba, Heavy D, The Notorious B.I.G., Spunk Bigga

Introduced by: Eddie F and The Untouchables

Appears in medley: Let's Get It On / Rain In My Heart

Let's Get It On / Rain In My Heart (2006)

Music: 2Pac, DJ Eddie F, Grand Puba, Heavy D, The Notorious B.I.G., Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo, Spunk Bigga; Lyrics: 2Pac, DJ Eddie F, Grand Puba, Heavy D, The Notorious B.I.G., Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo, Spunk Bigga

Contains (medley of): Let's Get It On; Rain in My Heart

Let's Get Lost (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Happy Go Lucky / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Mary Martin

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2

Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep) (1932)

Music: Herman Hupfeld; Lyrics: Herman Hupfeld

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Other titles: Let's Put Out The Lights (Alternate)

Let's Sing Again medley (1992)

Music: Irving Berlin, Cy Coleman, Josef Myrow, Cole Porter, Chris Smith; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Jim Burris, Mack Gordon, Carolyn Leigh, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Shirley MacLaine

Contains (medley of): Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love); You Make Me Feel So Young; You Do Something to Me; Witchcraft; Cheek to Cheek; Ballin' the Jack; Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)

Let's Start the New Year Right (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Holiday Inn / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Let's Take an Old-Fashioned Walk (1949)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Miss Liberty (musical)

Introduced by: Eddie Albert and Allyn McLerie

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Letter request songs: Embraceable You / Miserere / San Antonio Rose / Brahms' Lullaby (1946)

Music: Johannes Brahms, George Gershwin, Giuseppe Verdi, Bob Wills; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Natalia MacFerren, Bob Wills; German lyrics [original]: Johannes Brahms; Libretto: Salvadore Cammarano; Libretto [additional]: Leone Emanuele Bardare

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Embraceable You; Miserere; San Antonio Rose; Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby)

Life Is So Peculiar (1950)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Mr. Music / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Peggy Lee

Life's a Funny Proposition After All (1904)

Music: George M. Cohan; Lyrics: George M. Cohan

Source: Little Johnny Jones (musical)

Introduced by: George M. Cohan

Life's a Trippy Thing (1970)

Music: Howard Greenfield; Lyrics: Linda Laurie

Introduced by: Frank and Nancy Sinatra

Other titles: La Vida Es Un Viaje (Spanish)

Light a Candle in the Chapel (1942)

Music: Harry Please; Lyrics: Duke Leonard, Ed G. Nelson

Like a Sad Song (1976)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: John Denver

Introduced by: John Denver

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #2: My Sweet Lady / Leaving on a Jet Plane / Like a Sad Song

Like Someone in Love (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Belle of the Yukon / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Other titles: Como Alguien Enamorado (Spanish)

Lily Belle (1945)

Music: Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor; Lyrics: Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Teenage Tina skit; Season Highlights medley

Linda (1946)

Music: Jack Lawrence; Lyrics: Ann Ronnell

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Little Bit This, Little Bit That

Music: Jimmy Durante; Lyrics: Jimmy Durante

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante

Little Brown Jug (1869)

Music: Joseph Eastburn Winner; Lyrics: Joseph Eastburn Winner

Appears in medley: Little Brown Jug [parody]

Little Brown Jug [parody] (1946)

Music: Joseph Eastburn Winner; Lyrics: Joseph Eastburn Winner

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jack Carson

Contains (medley of): Little Brown Jug

Little Did I Know (1943)

Music: Abner Silver; Lyrics: Chas Kenny, Nick Kenny

Little Girl Blue (1935)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Jumbo (musical)

Introduced by: Gloria Grafton

Other titles: Muchachita Triste (Spanish); Nenita Triste (Spanish); Nena Triste (Spanish); Muchachica Triste (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Parodies: Dancing in the Dark / Little Girl Blue / Cabaret

Little Green Apples (1968)

Music: Bobby Russell; Lyrics: Bobby Russell

Introduced by: Roger Miller

Other titles: Manzanitas Verdes (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Hypnotize / Little Green Apples

Little Jack Horner

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Mother Goose medley

Little Man With A Candy Cigar (1941)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Frank Killduff

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: Dorsey Memory Medley

Little One (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Little Sir Echo (1939)

Music: J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Joe Marsala, Laura R. Smith; Lyrics: J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Joe Marsala, Laura R. Smith

Introduced by: Horace Heidt

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Little White Lies (1930)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Walter Donaldson

Introduced by: Irving Kaufman

Live and Let Live (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Introduced by: Lilo

Living Room medley (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin, Johnny S. Black, Sammy Fain, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Johnny S. Black, Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Buddy DeSylva, Lorenz Hart, Irving Kahal, Ballard MacDonald

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I'll Be Seeing You; Paper Doll; Try a Little Tenderness; Somebody Loves Me; Where or When; Blue Skies

Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) (1929)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Gus Kahn

Source: Show Girl (musical)

Introduced by: Ruby Keeler

Appears in medley: New York medley [1986]

Lolly Too-Dum

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Lolly Too-Dum [parody]

Lolly Too-Dum [parody] (1949)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Lolly Too-Dum

London by Night (1950)

Music: Carroll Coates; Lyrics: Carroll Coates

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Londres Nocturno (Spanish)

Lonely Love (1945)

Music: Ray Sinatra; Lyrics: Everett Carter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Lonely Town (1944)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town (musical)

Introduced by: John Battles

Other titles: Pueblo Solitario (Spanish)

Lonesome Cities (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ciudades Solitarias (Spanish)

Lonesome Man Blues (1952)

Music: Sy Oliver; Lyrics: Sy Oliver

Source: Meet Danny Wilson / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Long Ago and Far Away (1944)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Cover Girl / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Gene Kelly and Rita Hayworth

Look for the Silver Lining (1919)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Source: Zip, Goes a Million (musical)

Look Out for Jimmy Valentine (1910)

Music: Gus Edwards; Lyrics: Edward Madden

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

Look to the Rainbow (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Introduced by: Ella Logan

Appears in medley: "Finian's Rainbow" Overture

Look to Your Heart (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuida Tu Corazón (Spanish)

Looking at the World Thru Rose-Colored Glasses (1926)

Music: Tommy Malie, Jimmy Steiger; Lyrics: Tommy Malie, Jimmy Steiger

Introduced by: Fred Waring

Other titles: Mirando Al Mundo Tras Cristales Color De Rosa (Spanish); Mirando Al Mundo Con Anteojos De Color De Rosa (Spanish); Mirando El Mundo A Traves de Un Cristal Rosado (Spanish); Posmatrajući Svet Kroz Ružičaste Naočari (Bosnian)

Looking for Yesterday (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Lost In A Fog (1934)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Introduced by: Gloria Grafton

Appears in medley: Old Favourites Medley: Until the Real Thing Comes Along / Lost In A Fog / Snuggled On Your Shoulder

Lost in the Stars (1949)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson

Source: Lost in the Stars (musical)

Introduced by: Todd Duncan

Other titles: Perdido En Las Estrellas (Spanish title)

Louise (1929)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Innocents of Paris / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Maurice Chevalier

Appears in medley: Popular Song Medley: When We're Alone / Louise / Can't We Be Friends

Love and Marriage (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Amor Y Matrimonio (Spanish); Amor Y Casamiento (Spanish); Amour, Marriage (French)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Together Again medley; Sample of Hits medley: All the Way / Love and Marriage / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home / True Love; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Burns and Benny

Love and Three medley (1957)

Music: Thomas A'Becket, Eden Ahbez, Fred E. Ahlert, Harold Arlen, Abel Baer, Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Nacio Herb Brown, Hoagy Carmichael, Harry Carroll, Sidney Clare, J. Fred Coots, Bing Crosby, Walter Donaldson, Saxie Dowell, George Gershwin, Ray Henderson, Jack Little, Matty Malneck, Jimmy McHugh, Johnny Mercer, Ray Noble, Cole Porter, Ralph Rainger, Billy Reid, Harry Revel, Julián Robledo, Richard Rodgers, Harry Ruby, Mike Stoller, John Stromberg, Jule Styne, Roy Turk, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Warren, Harry Woods, Allie Wrubel, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Thomas A'Becket, Eden Ahbez, Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Johnny Burke, Irving Caesar, Sammy Cahn, Josephine Carringer, Sidney Clare, Bing Crosby, Buddy DeSylva, Dorothy Fields, Dick Finch, Arthur Freed, Cliff Friend, Ira Gershwin, Haven Gillespie, Mack Gordon, Oscar Hammerstein II, Bernice Idins, Bert Kalmar, Jerry Leiber, Frank Loesser, Ballard MacDonald, Tommie Malie, Matty Malneck, Joseph McCarthy, Johnny Mercer, Charles Newman, Cole Porter, Billy Reid, Leo Robin, Edgar Smith, Dorothy Terriss, Roy Turk, George Whiting, Charles Wilmott, Harry Woods; Original music: Antonín Dvořák

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney

Contains (medley of): Love is the Sweetest Thing; I Want to Be Happy; Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day); Goody Goody; Love Thy Neighbor; I'm an Old Cowhand (From the Rio Grande); Nature Boy; I'm Always Chasing Rainbows; There Is Nothin' Like A Dame; Somebody Loves Me; It All Depends on You; Let's Take an Old-Fashioned Walk; I'll Walk Alone; I'm Walking Behind You; Swinging on a Star; Small Fry; I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (If I Knew I'd Find You); I've Got You Under My Skin; Why Don't We Do This More Often?; It's Been a Long, Long Time; Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Please; I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling; I Get a Kick Out of You; June Night; You Go to My Head; Just One of Those Things; It's a Grand Night for Singing; 'S Wonderful; Jealous; I Got Rhythm; Hound Dog; No Other Love; Blues in the Night; Tea for Two; Three Little Words; My Blue Heaven; Three O'Clock in the Morning; Three Little Fishies; On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe; Sunday, Monday or Always; Three Coins in the Fountain; Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean; Ma Blushin' Rosie; Side by Side; On the Sunny Side of the Street

Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: Love Is a Many-Splendored Things / 20th Century Fox (theme)

Introduced by: The Four Aces

Other titles: El Amor Es Algo Maravilloso (Spanish); El Amor Es Cosa Esplendorosa (Spanish); El Amor Es Una Cosa Esplendorosa (Spanish); 慕情 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Songs Sinatra Passed on: Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing / Nature Boy / Mona Lisa

Love Is Here to Stay (1938)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: The Goldwyn Follies / Samuel Goldwyn (film)

Introduced by: Kenny Baker

Other titles: Our Love Is Here to Stay (Alternate); Esta Vez Si Que Es Amor (Spanish); El Amor Está Aquí Para Quedarse (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Gershwin medley: He Loves and She Loves / Love Walked In / Love Is Here to Stay / Love is Sweeping the Country

Love Is Just Around the Corner (1934)

Music: Lewis E. Gensler; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Here Is My Heart / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: El Amor Esta A La Vuelta De La Esquina (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls

Love is Sweeping the Country (1931)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Of Thee I Sing (musical)

Introduced by: George Murphy and June O'Dea

Appears in medley: Gershwin medley: He Loves and She Loves / Love Walked In / Love Is Here to Stay / Love is Sweeping the Country

Love is the Sweetest Thing (1932)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Charles Wilmott

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Love Is Where You Find It (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Earl Brent

Source: The Kissing Bandit / 1948 (film)

Introduced by: Kathryn Grayson

Love Isn't Just for the Young (1963)

Music: Bernard Knee, Herb Miller; Lyrics: Bernard Knee, Herb Miller

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Amor No Es Sólo Para Jóvenes (Spanish)

Love Lies (1940)

Music: Joseph Meyer; Lyrics: Ralph Freed, Carl Sigman

Other titles: Mentiras de Amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / Love Lies

Love Locked Out (1933)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Max Kester

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Other titles: Salio El Amor (Spanish title)

Love Looks So Well On You (1959)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El amor luce muy bien en ti (Spanish)

Love Makes Us Whatever We Want To Be (1982)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Love Me (1934)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Introduced by: Don Bestor

Love Me As I Am (1941)

Music: Louis Alter; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Caught in the Draft / Paramount (film)

Other titles: Quiéreme Como Soy (Spanish)

Love Me or Leave Me (1928)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: Whoopee! (musical)

Introduced by: Ruth Etting

Love Me Tender (1956)

Music: Ken Darby [as Vera Matson], Elvis Presley; Lyrics: Ken Darby [as Vera Matson], Elvis Presley

Source: Love Me Tender (film); Aura Lea (based)

Introduced by: Elvis Presley

Other titles: Amame Tiernamente (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Love Me Tender / Witchcraft

Love Me Tender / Witchcraft (1960)

Music: Cy Coleman, Ken Darby [as Vera Matson], Elvis Presley; Lyrics: Ken Darby [as Vera Matson], Carolyn Leigh, Elvis Presley

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley

Other titles: Witchcraft / Love Me Tender (Alternate)

Contains (medley of): Love Me Tender; Witchcraft

Love Means Love (1946)

Music: Carl Sigman; Lyrics: Bonnie Lake

Love Somebody (1947)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney

Introduced by: Doris Day and Buddy Clark

Love Thy Neighbor (1934)

Music: Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: We're Not Dressing / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Love Walked In (1938)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: The Goldwyn Follies / Samuel Goldwyn (film)

Introduced by: Kenny Baker

Other titles: El Amor Entró (Spanish); El Amor Entero (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Gershwin medley: He Loves and She Loves / Love Walked In / Love Is Here to Stay / Love is Sweeping the Country

Love's Been Good to Me (1964)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Rod McKuen

Other titles: El Amor Fue Bueno Conmigo (Spanish); El Amor Ha Sido Bueno Para Mi (Spanish); El Amor Ha Sido Bueno Conmigo (Spanish)

Lover (1932)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Love Me Tonight / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Jeanette MacDonald

Other titles: Amante (Spanish); Querido (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

Lover, Come Back to Me (1928)

Music: Sigmund Romberg; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The New Moon (musical)

Introduced by: Evelyn Herbert

Other titles: Lover Come Back to Me (alternate punctuation)

Appears in medley: Teenage Tina Songs for Daddy skit

Luck Be a Lady (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Robert Alda

Other titles: Suerto Ser Una Dama (Spanish); La Suerte De Ser Mujer (Spanish); La Suerte Es Una Dama (Spanish); Suerte A La Dama (Spanish); La Suerte Eres Tú (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Fugue for Tinhorns / Luck Be a Lady; "Guys and Dolls" Overture; Guys and Dolls medley; Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2]; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]; Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version]

Lucky Strike jingle

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: Lucky Strike jingle parody

Lucky Strike jingle parody

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Contains (medley of): Lucky Strike jingle

Lullaby of Birdland (1952)

Music: George Shearing; Lyrics: George David Weiss

Introduced by: George Shearing

Appears in medley: I Love a Piano medley

Lullaby of Broadway (1935)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Gold Diggers of 1935 / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Lulu's Back in Town (1935)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Introduced by: Ted Fiorito

Luna Rossa (Blushing Moon) (1950)

Music: Antonio Viscione; Lyrics: Kermit Goell; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo de Crescenzo

Introduced by: Giorgio Consolini

Other titles: Luna Rosa (Alternate); Blushing Moon (Alternate)

Lush Life (1948)

Music: Billy Strayhorn; Lyrics: Billy Strayhorn

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Là ci darem la mano (1787)

Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Lyrics: Lorenzo Da Ponte

Source: Don Giovanni (opera)

Ma Blushin' Rosie

Music: John Stromberg; Lyrics: Edgar Smith

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Ma! He's Making Eyes at Me (1921)

Music: Con Conrad; Lyrics: Sidney Clare

Introduced by: Furman and Nash

MacArthur Park (1968)

Music: Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: Richard Harris

Mack the Knife (1928)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Marc Blitzstein; German lyrics [original]: Bertold Brecht

Source: The Threepenny Opera (Morit'at) (musical)

Introduced by: Kurt Gerron

Appears in medley: Mack the Knife [Sinatra version]

Mack the Knife [Sinatra version] (1984)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Marc Blitzstein; German lyrics [original]: Bertold Brecht; Lyrics [additional]: Frank Foster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Mack the Knife

Mad About You (1949)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Mademoiselle from Armentières

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit

Magic is the Moonlight (1944)

Music: María Grever; Lyrics: Charles Pasquale; Spanish lyrics [original]: María Grever

Source: Bathing Beauty / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Carlos Ramírez

Other titles: Te Quiero Dijiste (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley

Main Title / I Love Paris / Montmart'

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): Can-Can; I Love Paris; Montmart'

Make Believe (1927)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Show Boat (musical)

Introduced by: Norma Terris and Howard Marsh

Makin' Whoopee (1928)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: Whoopee! (musical)

Introduced by: Eddie Cantor

Other titles: Tirando Manteca Al Techo (Spanish); Dando Gritos (Spanish); Haciendo Woopee (Spanish); Divirtiendome (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra Songbook medley

Mam'selle (1947)

Music: Edmund Goulding; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Razor's Edge / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Robert Laurent

Other titles: Señorita (Spanish); Manselle (Spanish)

Mama From the Train (A Kiss, A Kiss) (1956)

Music: Irving Gordon; Lyrics: Irving Gordon

Introduced by: Patti Page

Appears in medley: Hey! Jealous Lover (Mama From the Train intro)

Mama Will Bark (1951)

Music: Dick Manning; Lyrics: Dick Manning

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dagmar

Managua, Nicaragua (1946)

Music: Irving Fields; Lyrics: Albert Gamse

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Manhattan (1925)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Garrick Gaieties (revue)

Introduced by: Sterling Holloway and June Cochran

Appears in medley: New York medley; Rodgers and Hart medley; New York medley [1986]

Marenariello (1893)

Music: Gennaro Ottaviano; Neapolitan lyrics [original]: Salvatore Gambardella

Appears in medley: I Have But One Heart (O Marenariello); Medley: Marenariello / Santa Lucia

Maria (1957)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: West Side Story (musical)

Introduced by: Larry Kert

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]

Maria Marì (1907)

Music: Alfredo Mazzucchi, Eduardo di Capua; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Antonio Scotti

Appears in medley: Oh Marie

Marianne (1957)

Music: Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Miller; Lyrics: Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Miller

Source: Mary Ann (based)

Introduced by: Terry Gilkyson

Appears in medley: "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]

Marie (1928)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: The Awakening (musical)

Introduced by: The Troubadours

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1)

Martha (Ah, So Pure) (1847)

Music: Friedrich von Flotow; Lyrics: Friedrich von Flotow

Source: Martha, oder Der Markt zu Richmond (opera)

Other titles: Ach so fromm (German title)

Appears in medley: Naturally

Mary Ann (1946)

Music: Armando Castro; Lyrics: Joe Davis; Spanish lyrics [original]: Jaime Yamin

Mary's Boy Child (1955)

Music: Jester Hairston; Lyrics: Jester Hairston

Introduced by: The De Paur Chorus

Appears in medley: Mary's Boy Child / Mistletoe and Holly

Mary's Boy Child / Mistletoe and Holly (2010)

Music: Jester Hairston, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Jester Hairston, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Gus and Us

Contains (medley of): Mary's Boy Child; Mistletoe and Holly

May I? (1934)

Music: Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: We're Not Dressing / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

May the Angels Be With You (1944)

Music: Al Kaufman, Sunny Skylar, Marty Symes; Lyrics: Al Kaufman, Sunny Skylar, Marty Symes

Maybe It's Because (1949)

Music: Johnny Scott; Lyrics: Harry Ruby

Introduced by: Andy and Della Russell

Maybe This Time (1964)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Introduced by: Kaye Ballard

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; Medley with Tony Bennett; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Maybe You'll Be There (1947)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Sammy Gallop

Introduced by: Eddy Howard

Other titles: Quizás Estés Allí (Spanish)

Mañana (Is Soon Enough for Me) (1947)

Music: Dave Barbour; Lyrics: Peggy Lee

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

Other titles: Mañana (Short)

Me and My Shadow (1927)

Music: Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson; Lyrics: Billy Rose

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Appears in medley: Me and My Shadow [Rat Pack version]

Me and My Shadow [Rat Pack version] (1962)

Music: Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson; Lyrics: Billy Rose; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): Me and My Shadow

Mean to Me (1929)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Roy Turk

Introduced by: Ben Bernie

Other titles: Me es despreciable (Spanish)

Meditation (1963)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Newton Mendonça

Introduced by: Isaura Garcia

Other titles: Meditação (Portuguese); Meditación (Spanish)

Medley of 1941 Hits: This Love of Mine / Yes, Indeed! (1943)

Music: Sy Oliver, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Sy Oliver, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): This Love of Mine; Yes Indeed!

Medley with Dinah Shore (1956) (1956)

Music: Vernon Duke, George Gershwin, Gerald Marks, Josef Myrow, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Doris Tauber, William Tracy, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Ted Fetter, Ira Gershwin, Mack Gordon, John Latouche, Johnny Mercer, Maceo Pinkard, Cole Porter, Seymour Simons, Doris Tauber, William Tracy

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): You Make Me Feel So Young; Them There Eyes; A Foggy Day (In London Town); I've Got You Under My Skin; Taking a Chance on Love; They Can't Take That Away from Me; All of Me; You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby

Medley with Tony Bennett (1988)

Music: Harold Arlen, George Cory, Fred Fisher, John Kander, Dave Mann, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Jule Styne, Sadie Vimmerstedt, Robert Wells; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Douglass Cross, Fred Ebb, Fred Fisher, Adolph Green, Lorenz Hart, Bob Hilliard, Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Jack Segal, Sadie Vimmerstedt

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett

Contains (medley of): I've Got You Under My Skin; Just in Time; In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning; When Joanna Loved Me; I've Got the World on a String; Maybe This Time; I Get a Kick Out of You; I Wanna Be Around; The Lady Is a Tramp; I Left My Heart in San Francisco; Chicago (That Toddlin' Town); Theme from "New York, New York"

Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain (1958)

Music: Paul Burkhard, Tolchard Evans, Herbert Happy Lawson, Johnny Richards, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Stanley J. Damerell, Robert Hargreaves, Herbert Happy Lawson, Carolyn Leigh, Geoffrey Parsons, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Henry Tilsley, John Turner; German lyrics [original]: Jürg Amstein

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Eddie Fisher

Contains (medley of): All the Way; Anytime; Learnin' the Blues; Oh! My Papa; Young at Heart; Lady of Spain

Medley: All the Way / One For My Baby (1993)

Music: Harold Arlen, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Kenny G

Contains (medley of): All the Way; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)

Medley: Among My Souvenirs / September Song / As Time Goes By (1954)

Music: Herman Hupfeld, Kurt Weill, Lawrence Wright; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson, Herman Hupfeld, Edgar Leslie

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Among My Souvenirs; September Song; As Time Goes By

Medley: Believe It or Not / Falling In Love / What's the Difference (1940)

Music: John Antrim, James V. Monaco, Jack Simmons, unknown; Lyrics: John Antrim, Joseph McCarthy, Jack Simmons, unknown

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Believe It or Not (It's Always You); Falling in Love; What's the Difference

Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling (1982)

Music: Irving Berlin, Russ Columbo, Mark Fisher, Clarence Gaskill, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Bert Kaempfert, Jerome Kern, Lee Pockriss, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Paul Vance, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Johnny Burke, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart, Johnny Mercer, Lee Pockriss, Cole Porter, Leo Robin, Larry Shay, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder, Paul Vance; Original music: Johannes Brahms

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Perry Como

Contains (medley of): Blue Skies; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Hello, Young Lovers; I've Got You Under My Skin; The Way You Look Tonight; Pennies from Heaven; Prisoner of Love; Strangers in the Night; Catch a Falling Star; Too Marvelous for Words; Do I Love You?; The Lady Is a Tramp; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Medley: Chicago / A Foggy Day / My Way / Fly Me to the Moon (1986)

Music: Fred Fisher, Claude François, George Gershwin, Bart Howard, Jacques Revaux, Giles Thibault; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Fred Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Bart Howard; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Chicago (That Toddlin' Town); A Foggy Day (In London Town); My Way; Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)

Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen (1968)

Music: Nathaniel Shilkret, traditional; Lyrics: Gene Austin, traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Diahann Carroll

Contains (medley of): Deep River; Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child; The Lonesome Road; Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen; Amen

Medley: Don't Worry 'Bout Me / Day In, Day Out (1949)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Don't Worry 'bout Me; Day In, Day Out

Medley: Down Argentina Way / This Love of Mine / Tonight We Love (1942)

Music: Ray Austin, Freddy Martin, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Worth; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Introduced by: Dick Stone

Contains (medley of): Down Argentina Way; This Love of Mine; Tonight We Love

Medley: Easy to Love / I've Got You Under My Skin (1944)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): You'd Be So Easy to Love; I've Got You Under My Skin

Medley: Fugue for Tinhorns / Luck Be a Lady (1988)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): Fugue for Tinhorns; Luck Be a Lady

Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With the Wind / Here's That Rainy Day (1968)

Music: Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Van Heusen, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Lorenz Hart, Herb Magidson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Glad to Be Unhappy; Here's That Rainy Day; It Never Entered My Mind; Gone with the Wind; Here's That Rainy Day

Medley: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry / In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning (1993)

Music: Dave Mann, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Carly Simon

Contains (medley of): Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry; In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning

Medley: How Do You Keep the Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine (1993)

Music: Michel Legrand, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Lorrie Morgan

Contains (medley of): How Do You Keep the Music Playing?; My Funny Valentine

Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head (1967)

Music: Gus Edwards, Bobbie Gentry, Lee Hazlewood, Morgan Lewis, Matty Malneck, Joe Marsala, Johnny Mercer, Teddy Randazzo, Jimmy Webb, Bobby Weinstein; Lyrics: Bobbie Gentry, Nancy Hamilton, Lee Hazlewood, Edward Madden, Matty Malneck, Joe Marsala, Johnny Mercer, Teddy Randazzo, Jimmy Webb, Bobby Weinstein

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald

Contains (medley of): How High the Moon; Up, Up and Away; Look Out for Jimmy Valentine; Tony Rome; Goody Goody; Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go); Ode to Billie Joe; Goin' Out of My Head

Medley: How Insensitive / I'm A Fool To Want You (2003)

Music: Joel Herron, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Christine Andreas

Contains (medley of): How Insensitive; I'm a Fool to Want You

Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp (1963)

Music: George Gershwin, Arthur Johnston, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Too Marvelous for Words; Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp

Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling (1967)

Music: Harold Arlen, Mark Fisher, George Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Arthur Johnston, Gerald Marks, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Larry Shay, Richard Whiting, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Dorothy Fields, Mark Fisher, Ira Gershwin, Joe Goodwin, Lorenz Hart, Ted Koehler, Johnny Mercer, Louis Prima, Larry Shay, Seymour Simons; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Too Marvelous for Words; Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp; Where or When; I've Got the World on a String; Oh Marie; All of Me; When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You)

Medley: I Think of You / This Love of Mine (1960)

Music: Jack Elliott, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Don Marcotte, Frank Sinatra; Original music: Sergei Rachmaninoff

Introduced by: Ralph Flanagan

Contains (medley of): I Think of You; This Love of Mine

Medley: I'll Be Seeing You / If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You (1951)

Music: Sammy Fain, Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz, Irving Kahal

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and June Hutton

Contains (medley of): I'll Be Seeing You; If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You

Medley: I'll Never Smile Again / This Love of Mine (1983)

Music: Ruth Lowe, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Ruth Lowe, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Tony Mottola

Contains (medley of): I'll Never Smile Again; This Love of Mine

Medley: I'll String Along With You / unknown / As Time Goes By (1942)

Music: Herman Hupfeld, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin, Herman Hupfeld

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I'll String Along With You; As Time Goes By

Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / I Fall in Love Too Easily (1993)

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jule Styne, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Dee Dee Bridgewater

Contains (medley of): I'm a Fool to Want You; I Fall in Love Too Easily

Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / This Love of Mine (1999)

Music: Joel Herron, Dave Mann, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Bob Hilliard, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Five Play

Contains (medley of): I'm a Fool to Want You; In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning; This Love of Mine

Medley: In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / The Gal That Got Away (1985)

Music: Harold Arlen, Dave Mann; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning; The Gal That Got Away

Medley: It Never Entered My Mind / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning (1984)

Music: Dave Mann, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart, Bob Hilliard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): It Never Entered My Mind; In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning

Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask (1965)

Music: Harold Arlen, Ervin Drake, Gordon Jenkins, Hugh Martin, Johnny Richards; Lyrics: Ralph Blane, Ervin Drake, Yip Harburg, Gordon Jenkins, Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): It Was a Very Good Year; Young at Heart; It Was a Very Good Year; The Girl Next Door; It Was a Very Good Year; Last Night When We Were Young; It Was a Very Good Year; This Is All I Ask

Medley: It's a Good Day / Almost Like Being in Love / Great Day / That Great Come-and-Get It Day (1962)

Music: Dave Barbour, Burton Lane, Peggy Lee, Frederick Loewe, Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Dave Barbour, Edward Eliscu, Yip Harburg, Peggy Lee, Alan Jay Lerner, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): It's a Good Day; Almost Like Being in Love; (It's Gonna Be A) Great Day; That Great Come-and-Get It Day

Medley: It's Been a Long, Long Time / I Don't Want to Walk Without You / Papa, Won't You Dance With Me / Time After Time (1951)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): It's Been a Long, Long Time; I Don't Want to Walk Without You; Papa, Won’t You Dance With Me; Time After Time

Medley: Joy to the World / It Came Upon a Midnight Clear / Adeste Fideles (1949)

Music: Lowell Mason, Richard Storrs Willis, traditional; Lyrics: Edmund Hamilton Sears, Isaac Watts, traditional; Original music: George Frideric Handel; Credited: John Reading

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Joy to the World; It Came Upon the Midnight Clear; Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful)

Medley: Just One Of Those Things / It Never Entered My Mind / When Your Lover Has Gone (1975)

Music: Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Einar Aaron Swan; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Einar Aaron Swan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Just One of Those Things; It Never Entered My Mind; When Your Lover Has Gone

Medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone (1966)

Music: Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Einar Aaron Swan, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Einar Aaron Swan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Just One of Those Things; My Heart Stood Still; Just One of Those Things; But Beautiful; Just One of Those Things; When Your Lover Has Gone; Just One of Those Things

Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day (1973)

Music: Harold Arlen, Matt Dennis, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Johnny Burke, Yip Harburg

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Last Night When We Were Young; Violets for Your Furs; Last Night When We Were Young; Here's That Rainy Day; Last Night When We Were Young

Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls (1970)

Music: Leslie Bricusse, Lewis E. Gensler, Bert Kaempfert, Frank Loesser, Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Johnny Burke, Milt Gabler, Frank Loesser, Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Leo Robin

Introduced by: Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Love Is Just Around the Corner; My Kind of Girl; But Beautiful; L-O-V-E; I Get a Kick Out of You; Goody Goody; Guys and Dolls

Medley: Marenariello / Santa Lucia (1982)

Music: Gennaro Ottaviano, traditional; Lyrics: traditional; Neapolitan lyrics [original]: Salvatore Gambardella

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Perry Como

Contains (medley of): Marenariello; Santa Lucia

Medley: Midnight On The Trail / When I Go A Dreamin' / I Live the Life I Love (1940)

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Clay Boland, Bickley Reichner

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Midnight on the Trail; When I Go A Dreamin'; I Live the Life I Love

Medley: Midnight Sun / I'm A Fool To Want You / Autumn In New York (1992)

Music: Sonny Burke, Vernon Duke, Lionel Hampton, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Vernon Duke, Joel Herron, Johnny Mercer, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Cecil Brooks III

Contains (medley of): Midnight Sun; I'm a Fool to Want You; Autumn in New York

Medley: My Gal Sal / The Girl That I Marry / Blue Moon / Someone to Watch Over Me (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin, Paul Dresser, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Paul Dresser, Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Cy Walter

Contains (medley of): My Gal Sal; The Girl That I Marry; Blue Moon; Someone to Watch Over Me

Medley: Nice 'n' Easy / (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know (1968)

Music: Lew Spence, Phillip Springer; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Nice 'n' Easy; (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know

Medley: O Come All Ye Faithful / Silent Night (1950)

Music: Franz Gruber, traditional; Lyrics: Joseph Mohr, traditional; Credited: John Reading

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful); Silent Night

Medley: Oh! What It Seemed to Be / You Go To My Head (1946)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, J. Fred Coots, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, Haven Gillespie, George Weiss

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Skitch Henderson

Contains (medley of): Oh! What It Seemed to Be; You Go to My Head

Medley: Pagan Love Song / You Go To My Head / Stardust (1946)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown, Hoagy Carmichael, J. Fred Coots; Lyrics: Arthur Freed, Haven Gillespie, Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Skitch Henderson

Contains (medley of): Pagan Love Song; You Go to My Head; Stardust

Medley: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate on You / The Girl From Ipanema (1967)

Music: Irving Berlin, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Norman Gimbel, Gene Lees, Cole Porter; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim

Contains (medley of): Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars; Change Partners; I Concentrate on You; The Girl from Ipanema

Medley: September Song / Oh, Mr. Merrill (1977)

Music: Al Shean, Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson, Bryan Foy; Credited: Ed Gallagher

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Robert Merrill

Contains (medley of): September Song; Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean

Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life (1969)

Music: Ervin Drake, Kelly Gordon, Bert Kaempfert, Johnny Richards, Dean Kay Thompson, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Ervin Drake, Kelly Gordon, Carolyn Leigh, Phil Silvers, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder, Dean Kay Thompson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Strangers in the Night; Young at Heart; Nancy (with the Laughing Face); It Was a Very Good Year; All the Way; That's Life

Medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (1978)

Music: Harold Arlen, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Chica Que Se Fue / Nunca Lo Entendi (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): The Gal That Got Away; It Never Entered My Mind

Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp (1975)

Music: Harold Arlen, George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald

Contains (medley of): The Song Is You; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Come Rain or Come Shine; At Long Last Love; The Lady Is a Tramp

Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp (1967)

Music: George Gershwin, Benny Goodman, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Edgar Sampson, Chick Webb; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart, Mitchell Parish, Cole Porter, Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald

Contains (medley of): The Song Is You; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Stompin' at the Savoy; At Long Last Love; Don't Be That Way; The Lady Is a Tramp

Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp (1975)

Music: George Gershwin, Michel Jourdan, Jerome Kern, Michel Legrand, Richard Rodgers, Claude Vassori; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn, Ira Gershwin, Norman Gimbel, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Louis Demy, Romval Fiquier

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan

Contains (medley of): The Song Is You; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Watch What Happens; Let Me Try Again; The Lady Is a Tramp

Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp (1975)

Music: George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Michel Legrand, Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Ira Gershwin, Norman Gimbel, Oscar Hammerstein II; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Louis Demy

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan

Contains (medley of): The Song Is You; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Watch What Happens; Nice 'n' Easy; The Lady is a Champ

Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night (1967)

Music: Robert Allen, Irving Berlin, Franz Gruber, Hugh Martin, Lowell Mason, Lewis H. Redner, Jule Styne, Mel Tormé, Robert Wells, traditional; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Ralph Blane, Phillips Brooks, Sammy Cahn, Joseph Mohr, Al Stillman, Mel Tormé, Isaac Watts, Robert Wells, traditional; Original music: George Frideric Handel

Introduced by: The Sinatras and The Martins

Contains (medley of): (There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!; The Christmas Song; White Christmas; Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas; Deck the Halls; O Little Town of Bethlehem; Joy to the World; Silent Night

Medley: This Love of Mine / Embraceable You / There Are Such Things (1957)

Music: George Gershwin, George Meyer, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, Ira Gershwin, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Maury Laws

Contains (medley of): This Love of Mine; Embraceable You; There Are Such Things

Medley: This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again (1995)

Music: Ruth Lowe, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Ruth Lowe, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Lynn Roberts

Contains (medley of): This Love of Mine; I'll Never Smile Again

Medley: This Love of Mine / This Is Always (1994)

Music: Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Rob McConnell

Contains (medley of): This Love of Mine; This is Always

Medley: Till We Meet Again / Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland / There's a Long, Long Trail (1954)

Music: Zo Elliott, Leo Friedman, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Raymond Egan, Stoddard King, Beth Slater Whitson

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Till We Meet Again; Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland; There's a Long Long Trail A-Winding

Medley: Too Romantic / Where Was I / Shake Down the Stars (1940)

Music: W. Franke Harling, James V. Monaco, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Eddie DeLange, Al Dubin

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Too Romantic; Where Was I?; Shake Down the Stars

Medley: Welcome to My World / Now is the Hour / So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh / Auld Lang Syne (1970)

Music: Woody Guthrie, John Hathcock, Clement Scott, Dorothy Stewart, Ray Winkler, traditional; Lyrics: Robert Burns, Woody Guthrie, John Hathcock, Dorothy Stewart, Ray Winkler; Māori lyrics [original]: Maewa Kaihan

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and The Golddiggers

Contains (medley of): Welcome to My World; Now Is the Hour; So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh; Auld Lang Syne

Medley: Where or When / I See Your Face Before Me / That Face / You're Sensational (1962)

Music: Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Arthur Schwartz, Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Howard Dietz, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): Where or When; I See Your Face Before Me; That Face; You're Sensational

Medley: Why Was I Born? / I'm A Fool To Want You (2000)

Music: Joel Herron, Jerome Kern, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Mark Murphy

Contains (medley of): Why Was I Born?; I'm a Fool to Want You

Meet Me at the Copa (1950)

Music: Axel Stordahl; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Meet Me At the Copa Tonight (Alternate)

Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland (1909)

Music: Leo Friedman; Lyrics: Beth Slater Whitson

Introduced by: Reine Davies

Other titles: Esperame Esta Noche En La Tierra De Los Sueños (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Till We Meet Again / Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland / There's a Long, Long Trail

Melancholy Mood (1939)

Music: Walter Schumann; Lyrics: Vick Knight

Introduced by: Kenny Baker

Melody for Mom and Dad (1946)

Music: Ernest R. Ball, Irving Berlin, Antonín Dvořák, Annie Fortescue Harrison, Isham Jones, Dr. Robert Katscher, Jerome Kern, Theodore Morse, F. Dudleigh Vernor, Percy Wenrich; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, J. Keirn Brennan, Richard H. Buck, Buddy DeSylva, William Arms Fisher, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Gus Kahn, Jack Mahoney, Meta Orred, Byron D. Stokes

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers

Contains (medley of): Remember [Irving Berlin]; In the Gloaming; It Had to Be You; Who?; Dear Old Girl; When Day Is Done; Dear Little Boy of Mine; The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi; When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose; Goin' Home

Melody of Love (1954)

Music: Harry Engelman; Lyrics: Tom Glazer, Theodore Presser

Introduced by: Four Aces

Memories (1915)

Music: Egbert Van Alstyne; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Harry McClaskey

Appears in medley: The Number Two Boys in the Land

Memories Are Made of This (1955)

Music: Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Miller; Lyrics: Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson, Frank Miller

Introduced by: Mindy Carson

Appears in medley: Together Again medley; Frank and Dean medley [1957]

Memories of Santa Lucia (1950)

Music: Phil Brito, Al Hoffman; Lyrics: Phil Brito, Al Hoffman

Introduced by: Phil Brito

Memories of You (1930)

Music: Eubie Blake; Lyrics: Andy Razaf

Source: Blackbirds of 1930 (revue)

Introduced by: Minto Cato

Other titles: Recuerdos de Ti (Spanish); Memorias De Ti (Spanish)

Memory Medley: A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody / Temptation / I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (1942)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Irving Berlin, Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Arthur Freed, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody; Temptation; I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)

Memory Medley: I'm in the Mood For Love / April in Paris / Say It Isn't So (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin, Vernon Duke, Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Dorothy Fields, Yip Harburg

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): I'm in the Mood for Love; April in Paris; Say It Isn't So

Memory medley: June in January / Clouds / You're a Sweetheart (1942)

Music: Walter Donaldson, Jimmy McHugh, Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Gus Kahn, Leo Robin

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): June in January; Clouds; You're a Sweetheart

Memory Medley: My Silent Love / I'll See You In My Dreams / After You've Gone (1942)

Music: Isham Jones, Turner Layton, Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Henry Creamer, Edward Heyman, Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): My Silent Love; I'll See You In My Dreams; After You've Gone

Memory Medley: Out of Nowhere / How Deep Is The Ocean? / These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin, Johnny Green, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, Edward Heyman, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Out of Nowhere; How Deep Is the Ocean?; These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)

Memory medley: The Very Thought Of You / Stormy Weather / Let's Fall in Love (1942)

Music: Harold Arlen, Ray Noble; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Ray Noble

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): The Very Thought of You; Stormy Weather; Let's Fall in Love

Memory Medley: Who? / My Heart Stood Still / Three Little Words (1942)

Music: Jerome Kern, Richard Rodgers, Harry Ruby; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Lorenz Hart, Bert Kalmar

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Who?; My Heart Stood Still; Three Little Words

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Our Home (1944)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly and Jerry Lester

Contains (medley of): San Fernando Valley

Mexicali Rose (1923)

Music: Jack Breckenridge Tenney; Lyrics: Helen Stone

Introduced by: Jack Breckenridge Tenney

Appears in medley: World Tour medley: Mexico

Michael & Peter (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Michael and Peter (Alternate)

Midnight on the Trail (1938)

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Bickley Reichner

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: Medley: Midnight On The Trail / When I Go A Dreamin' / I Live the Life I Love

Midnight Sun (1947)

Music: Sonny Burke, Lionel Hampton; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Lionel Hampton

Appears in medley: Medley: Midnight Sun / I'm A Fool To Want You / Autumn In New York

Mighty Lak' a Rose (1901)

Music: Ethelbert Nevin; Lyrics: Frank Stanton

Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet (1944)

Music: Gene De Paul; Lyrics: Don Raye

Introduced by: Ella Mae Morse

Millionaires Don't Whistle (1946)

Music: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Lyrics: George Forrest, Robert Wright

Mind If I Make Love to You? (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: ¿Quieres Que Te Haga El Amor? (Spanish); Le Vorrei Parlar D'Amore (Italian); Te Importa Si Te Hago El Amor (Spanish); Cuidate Si Te Hago El Amor (Spanish); Rien N'est Plus Bleu (French)

Miserere (1853)

Music: Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto: Salvadore Cammarano; Libretto [additional]: Leone Emanuele Bardare

Source: Il trovatore (opera)

Appears in medley: Letter request songs: Embraceable You / Miserere / San Antonio Rose / Brahms' Lullaby

Miss Annabelle Lee (Who's Wonderful, Who's Marvelous) (1927)

Music: Sidney Clare, Lew Pollack, Harry Richman; Lyrics: Sidney Clare, Lew Pollack, Harry Richman

Mister Booze (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warners Bros. (film)

Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean (1922)

Music: Al Shean; Lyrics: Bryan Foy; Credited: Ed Gallagher

Source: Ziegfeld's Follies of 1922 (revue)

Introduced by: Gallagher and Shean

Appears in medley: Hey Mr. Mitchum; Inaugural Gala medley; Medley: September Song / Oh, Mr. Merrill

Mistletoe and Holly (1957)

Music: Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Muérdago Y Acebo (Spanish); Merry Christmas To You (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Mistletoe and Holly / Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow; Silver Bells / Mistletoe and Holly; Theme From "Kings Go Forth" / Not As A Stranger / Mistletoe and Holly; Mistletoe and Holly / Marshmallow World; Mary's Boy Child / Mistletoe and Holly

Mistletoe and Holly / Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (1970)

Music: Hank Sanicola, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Günter Kallmann Chor

Contains (medley of): Mistletoe and Holly; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

Mistletoe and Holly / Marshmallow World (2015)

Music: Peter DeRose, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Carl Sigman, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Gary Williams

Contains (medley of): Mistletoe and Holly; A Marshmallow World

Misty (1954)

Music: Erroll Garner; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Erroll Garner

Other titles: Nebuloso (Spanish)

Molly-O (1956)

Music: Elmer Bernstein, Sylvia Fine; Lyrics: Elmer Bernstein, Sylvia Fine

Source: The Man with the Golden Arm / United Artists (film)

Moment to Moment (1966)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Moment to Moment / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Henry Mancini

Other titles: Momento De Amor (Spanish); その日その時 (Japanese)

Moments in the Moonlight (1939)

Music: Richard Himber, Al Kaufman; Lyrics: Irving Gordon, Richard Himber

Other titles: Momentos Bajo la luz de la Luna (Spanish)

Mona Lisa (1949)

Music: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston

Source: Captain Carey U.S.A. / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Sergio De Karlo

Appears in medley: Songs Sinatra Passed on: Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing / Nature Boy / Mona Lisa

Monday Morning Quarterback (1981)

Music: Don Costa; Lyrics: Pamela Phillips

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lunes Por La Mañana Del Zaguero (Spanish)

Monday, Monday, on Monday (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Sunday, Monday or Always

Money (1966)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Source: Cabaret (musical)

Introduced by: Joel Grey

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Monique (The Song From "Kings Go Forth") (1958)

Music: Elmer Bernstein; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Kings Go Forth / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Monique (Alternate); The Song From "Kings Go Forth" (Alternate); Monique's Theme (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Theme From "Kings Go Forth" / Not As A Stranger / Mistletoe and Holly

Montmart' (1953)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Can-Can (musical)

Appears in medley: Main Title / I Love Paris / Montmart'

Mood Indigo (1930)

Music: Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington; Lyrics: Irving Mills

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Other titles: Morado Subido (Spanish); ムード・インディゴ (Japanese); Estado Triste (Spanish); Modo Indigo (Spanish)

Moody River (1961)

Music: Gary D. Bruce; Lyrics: Gary D. Bruce

Introduced by: Chase Webster

Other titles: Rio Sentimental (Spanish); El Rio De La Ilusion (Spanish)

Moon Love (1939)

Music: André Kostelanetz; Lyrics: Mack David, Mack Davis; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74, Pathétique (based)

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Other titles: Amor de Luna (Spanish); Amor En La Luna (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Moon Love [blues parody]

Moon Love [blues parody] (1965)

Music: André Kostelanetz; Lyrics: Mack David, Mack Davis; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Moon Love

Moon Nocturne (1941)

Music: Henri Woode; Lyrics: Al J. Neiburg

Introduced by: Count Basie

Moon River (1961)

Music: Henry Mancini; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Breakfast at Tiffany's / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Audrey Hepburn

Other titles: Río De Luna (Spanish); ムーン・リバー (Japanese); Colazione Da Tiffany (Italian)

Moon Song (1933)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Sam Coslow

Source: Hello Everybody! / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Kate Smith

Other titles: Moon Song (That Wasn't Meant for Me) (Subtitle); Canción de Luna (Spanish)

Moonlight Bay (1912)

Music: Percy Wenrich; Lyrics: Edward Madden

Introduced by: American Quartet with Orchestra

Moonlight Becomes You (1942)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Morocco / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: La Luna te Favorece (Spanish)

Moonlight in Vermont (1944)

Music: Karl Suessdorf; Lyrics: John Blackburn

Introduced by: Billy Butterfield

Other titles: Luz De Luna En Vermont (Spanish); Luna sui Vermont (Italian)

Moonlight Mood (1942)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Other titles: Humor de Luna (Spanish)

Moonlight on the Ganges (1926)

Music: Sherman Myers; Lyrics: Chester Wallace

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Other titles: Luz de Luna En El Ganges (Spanish); Luz De Luna Sobre El Ganges (Spanish)

Moonlight Serenade (1939)

Music: Glenn Miller; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Other titles: Serenata A La Luz De La Luna (Spanish)

More (Theme from "Mondo Cane") (1962)

Music: Nino Oliviero, Riz Ortolani; Lyrics: Norman Newell; Italian lyrics [original]: Marcello Ciorciolini

Source: Mondo Cane / Cineriz (theme)

Other titles: Más (Spanish); Víc (Czech); Te Guardare En Mi Corazón (Spanish); モア (Japanese); Te Guardare En -Mi Corazon (Spanish)

More and More (1944)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Can't Help Singing / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Deanna Durbin

More I Cannot Wish You (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Pat Rooney, Sr.

Appears in medley: Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail

More Than You Know (1929)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose

Source: Great Day (musical)

Introduced by: Mayo Methot

Other titles: Mas De Lo Que Sabes (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Hits of Yesterday Medley: Learn to Croon / More Than You Know / How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Blue Lovebird / Devil May Care / Imagination (1940)

Music: Bronisław Kaper, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Blue Lovebird; Devil May Care; Imagination

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight (1940)

Music: Rube Bloom, Joseph Buell Carey, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Joseph Buell Carey, Herb Magidson, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread); Sierra Sue; I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / Love Lies (1940)

Music: Rube Bloom, Joseph Buell Carey, Joseph Meyer; Lyrics: Joseph Buell Carey, Ralph Freed, Johnny Mercer, Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread); Sierra Sue; Love Lies

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / Fools Rush In / I'll Never Smile Again (1940)

Music: Milton Ager, Rube Bloom, Benny Davis, Ruth Lowe, Lester Santly; Lyrics: Milton Ager, Benny Davis, Ruth Lowe, Johnny Mercer, Lester Santly

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): I'm Nobody's Baby; Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread); I'll Never Smile Again

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / The Nearness of You / I Can't Love You Anymore (1940)

Music: Milton Ager, Hoagy Carmichael, Benny Davis, Lester Santly, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Milton Ager, Benny Davis, Herb Magidson, Lester Santly, Ned Washington

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): I'm Nobody's Baby; The Nearness of You; I Can't Love You Any More (Any More Than I Do)

Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: It's a Wonderful World / Believing / Shake Down the Stars (1940)

Music: Bob Emmerich, Maurice Hart, Jan Savitt, Al Stillman, Jimmy Van Heusen, Johnny Watson; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Eddie DeLange, Bob Emmerich, Maurice Hart, Al Stillman

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): It's a Wonderful World; Believing; Shake Down the Stars

Mother Goose medley (1946)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Martha Tilton and Clark Dennis

Contains (medley of): A-Tisket, A-Tasket; Ten Little Indians; Little Jack Horner; Frère Jacques

Mountain Greenery (1926)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: The Garrick Gaieties (musical)

Introduced by: Sterling Holloway

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

Mr. High Hopes (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and Mitzi Gaynor

Contains (medley of): High Hopes

Mr. Success (1958)

Music: Edwin Greines, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Mr. Éxito (Spanish)

Mr. Wonderful (1956)

Music: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George David Weiss; Lyrics: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George David Weiss

Source: Mr. Wonderful (musical)

Introduced by: Olga James

Appears in medley: Mr. Wonderful [Jack Benny tribute]

Mr. Wonderful [Jack Benny tribute] (1974)

Music: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George David Weiss; Lyrics: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George David Weiss

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Mr. Wonderful

Mrs. Robinson (1967)

Music: Paul Simon; Lyrics: Paul Simon

Source: The Graduate / Embassy Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Simon & Garfunkel

Other titles: Sra. Robinson (Spanish); La Sra. Robinson (Spanish); Señora Robinson (Spanish); Mr. Robinson (Spanish)

Mule Train (1949)

Music: Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Ramblin' Tommy Scott; Lyrics: Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Ramblin' Tommy Scott

Introduced by: Buz Butler

Appears in medley: Mule Train [parody]

Mule Train [parody] (1950)

Music: Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Ramblin' Tommy Scott; Lyrics: Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, Ramblin' Tommy Scott

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Mule Train

Must You Bury the Tune (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Selma Diamond, Artie Phillips, Jack Robinson

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante

Contains (medley of): I Like to Recognize the Tune

My Baby Just Cares for Me (1930)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: Whoopee! / The Samuel Goldwyn Company (film)

Introduced by: Eddie Cantor

Other titles: Mi Nena Sólo Me Quiere A Mi (Spanish); Mi Chica Me Cuida (Spanish); A Mi Nena Solo Le Importo Yo (Spanish); Mi Chica Cuida De Mi (Spanish)

My Best Gal (1942)

Music: Mickey Rooney; Lyrics: Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

My Blue Heaven (1927)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: George Whiting

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Other titles: Mi Cielo Azul (Spanish); 私の青空 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

My Bride Must Stay Home (All the Things You Are parody) (1945)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All the Things You Are

My Buddy (1922)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Henry Burr

My Concerto (1951)

Music: Alex Alstone, Saul Tepper; Lyrics: Alex Alstone, Saul Tepper

My Cousin Louella (1947)

Music: Bernard Bierman, Jack Manus; Lyrics: Bernard Bierman, Jack Manus

My Darling (1932)

Music: Richard Myers; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: Earl Carroll's Vanities (revue)

Introduced by: John Hale and Josephine Huston

My Darling, My Darling (1948)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Where's Charley? (musical)

Introduced by: Byron Palmer and Doretta Morrow

My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time (1945)

Music: Vic Mizzy; Lyrics: Mann Curtis

Source: In Society / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Marion Hutton

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive

My First Edition (1941)

Music: Carrol Bailey; Lyrics: Carrol Bailey

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

My Foolish Heart (1949)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Source: My Foolish Heart / Samuel Goldwyn Productions (film)

Introduced by: Martha Mears

My Funny Valentine (1937)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Babes in Arms (musical)

Introduced by: Mitzi Green

Other titles: Mi Dulce Enamorada (Spanish); Mi Graciosa Valentina (Spanish); いとしのヴァレンタイン (Japanese); Mi Valentin (Spanish); マイ・ファニー・ヴァレンタイン (Japanese); Sei tanto piccola (Italian)

Appears in medley: Medley: How Do You Keep the Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine; Rodgers and Hart medley

My Future Just Passed (1930)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: George Marion Jr.

Source: Safety in Numbers / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Buddy Rogers and Kathryn Crawford

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley

My Gal Sal (1905)

Music: Paul Dresser; Lyrics: Paul Dresser

Introduced by: Byron G. Harlan

Appears in medley: Medley: My Gal Sal / The Girl That I Marry / Blue Moon / Someone to Watch Over Me

My Girl (1952)

Music: Charles Freed; Lyrics: Charles Freed

My Happiness (1948)

Music: Borney Bergantine; Lyrics: Betty Peterson Blasco

Introduced by: Jon and Sondra Steele

My Heart Isn't In It (1943)

Music: Jack Lawrence; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

My Heart Stood Still (1927)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: One Dam Thing After Another (revue)

Introduced by: Jessie Matthews

Other titles: Mi corazón se paró (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone; Memory Medley: Who? / My Heart Stood Still / Three Little Words; Rodgers and Hart medley; My Heart Stood Still [choral introduction]

My Heart Stood Still [choral introduction] (1960)

Music: Richard Adler, James F. Hanley, Richard Rodgers, Jerry Ross; Lyrics: Richard Adler, James F. Hanley, Lorenz Hart, Jerry Ross

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): With a Song in My Heart; (You've Gotta Have) Heart; Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart; My Heart Stood Still

My Heart Tells Me (1943)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Sweet Rosie O'Grady / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Betty Grable

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit

My Ideal (1930)

Music: Newell Chase, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Playboy of Paris / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Maurice Chevalier

My Kind of Girl (1961)

Music: Leslie Bricusse; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse

Introduced by: Matt Monro

Other titles: Mi Clase De Chica (Spanish); Mi Tipo De Chica (Spanish); Moj Tip Devojke (Croatian)

Appears in medley: Medley: Love is Just Around the Corner / My Kind of Girl / But Beautiful / L-O-V-E / I Get a Kick Out of You / Goody Goody / Guys and Dolls

My Kind of Town (Chicago Is) (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Mi Clase de Ciudad (Spanish); Mi Tipo De Ciudad (Spanish); Esta Es Mi Ciudad (Spanish); La Ciudad Que Me Gusta (Spanish); Mi Clase De Pueblo (Spanish); Mi Tipo De Pueblo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All the Way / My Kind of Town; Overture: All the Way / My Kind of Town; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; My Kind of Town (St. Louis); Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley; Frank Sinatra Overture; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; My Kind of Town (Manhattan); Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

My Kind of Town (Manhattan) (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): My Kind of Town (Chicago Is)

My Kind of Town (St. Louis) (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): My Kind of Town (Chicago Is)

My Love for You (1946)

Music: Harry Jacobson; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

My Melancholy Baby (1912)

Music: Ernie Burnett; Lyrics: George A. Norton

Introduced by: William Frawley

Other titles: Minha Garota Triste (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-10-09]; Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: My Melancholy Baby / Time On My Hands / I Can't Give You Anything But Love

My Memoirs (1941)

Music: Gladys Ferguson, Anona Greenough; Lyrics: Gladys Ferguson, Anona Greenough

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

My Next Romance (1940)

Music: Ruth Lowe; Lyrics: Ralph Freed

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

My Number One Dream Came True (1946)

Music: Les Brown, Benjamin Homer; Lyrics: Bud Green

Introduced by: Les Brown

My Old Flame (1934)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Sam Coslow

Source: Belle of the Nineties / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Mae West

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

My Old Kentucky Home (1853)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Appears in medley: Christmas Department Store skit: Along the Navajo Trail / My Kentucky Home / If I Loved You / Jingle Bells (parody)

My One and Only Love (1953)

Music: Guy Wood; Lyrics: Robert Mellin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Mi Único Amor (Spanish); Mi Verdadero Y Unico Amor (Spanish)

My Pa (1965)

Music: Michael Leonard; Lyrics: Herbert Martin

Introduced by: Barbra Streisand

Appears in medley: My Pa / Yes Sir, That's My Daddy

My Pa / Yes Sir, That's My Daddy (1966)

Music: Walter Donaldson, Michael Leonard; Lyrics: Gus Kahn, Herbert Martin

Introduced by: Frank and Nancy Sinatra

Contains (medley of): My Pa; Yes Sir, That's My Baby

My Pony Boy (1909)

Music: Charley O'Donnell; Lyrics: Bobby Heath

Introduced by: Columbia Quartette

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley

My Prayer (1939)

Music: Georges Boulanger; Lyrics: Carlos Gómez Barrera, Jimmy Kennedy

Introduced by: Ambrose

My Romance (1935)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Jumbo (musical)

Introduced by: Gloria Grafton & Donald Novis

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit; Rodgers and Hart medley

My Shawl (1933)

Music: Xavier Cugat; Lyrics: Stanley Adams; Spanish lyrics [original]: Pedro Berrios

Introduced by: Xavier Cugat

Other titles: Ombo (Spanish title)

Appears in medley: Cement Mixer [Sinatra duet version]

My Shining Hour (1943)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: The Sky's the Limit / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Joan Leslie

Other titles: Mi Hora Resplandeciente (Spanish)

My Silent Love (1932)

Music: Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Adrian Schubert

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: My Silent Love / I'll See You In My Dreams / After You've Gone

My Street (1949)

Music: Arnold Koppitch; Lyrics: Arnold Koppitch

My Sugar Is So Refined (1946)

Music: Sylvia Dee, Sidney Lippman; Lyrics: Sylvia Dee, Sidney Lippman

Introduced by: Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers

My Sweet Lady (1971)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: John Denver

Introduced by: John Denver

Other titles: Mi Dulce Señora (Spanish); Mi Dulce Dama (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #2: My Sweet Lady / Leaving on a Jet Plane / Like a Sad Song

My Thrill (1952)

Music: Gary D. Bruce, Buddy Kaye; Lyrics: Gary D. Bruce, Buddy Kaye

Introduced by: Alan Dale

My Time Is Your Time (1929)

Music: Leo Dance; Lyrics: Eric Little

Introduced by: Rudy Valleé

My Time of Day (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Robert Alda

My Way (1969)

Music: Claude François, Jacques Revaux, Giles Thibault; Lyrics: Paul Anka; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Comme d'Habitude (French); A Mi Manera (Spanish); A Mi Modo (Spanish); Má Cesta (Czech); マイ・ウェイ (Japanese); 私のやり方 (Japanese); Mi Camino (Spanish); La Mia Vita (Italian)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; His Way [James Cagney]; My Way [Paul Anka parody]; Medley: Chicago / A Foggy Day / My Way / Fly Me to the Moon; Parody medley [1983]

My Way [Paul Anka parody] (1977)

Music: Claude François, Jacques Revaux, Giles Thibault; Lyrics: Paul Anka; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Introduced by: Paul Anka

Contains (medley of): My Way

My Way of Life (1968)

Music: Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: (You Are) My Way of Life (Alternate); Mi Razón De Vivir (Spanish); Mi Modo De Vivir (Spanish); さようならの紅いバラ (Japanese); (Tu Eres) Mi Razon De Vivir (Spanish); Meu Modo de Vida (Portuguese); 君だけに生きて (Japanese); La Razon De Mi Vida (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Come On / My Way of Life

Name It and It's Yours (1961)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Nancy (with the Laughing Face) (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Phil Silvers

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: ナンシー (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Robert (with the Upswept Nose); Nancy (with the Reagan Face); Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

Nancy (with the Reagan Face) (1981)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Phil Silvers; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Nancy (with the Laughing Face)

Nasty Boy (1997)

Music: Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G.

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Nasty Boy / For Every Man There's a Woman

Nasty Boy / For Every Man There's a Woman (2006)

Music: Harold Arlen, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G.; Lyrics: Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., Leo Robin

Contains (medley of): Nasty Boy; For Every Man There's a Woman

Naturally (1957)

Music: Friedrich von Flotow, Harry Harris; Lyrics: Friedrich von Flotow, Harry Harris

Source: The Joker is Wild / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Martha (Ah, So Pure)

Nature Boy (1948)

Music: Eden Ahbez; Lyrics: Eden Ahbez

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

Other titles: Muchacho Natural (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Songs Sinatra Passed on: Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing / Nature Boy / Mona Lisa; Love and Three medley; There Was a Goy

Neapolitan guitar medley: Torna a Surriento / Tarantella Napoletana (1982)

Music: Ernesto De Curtis, traditional; Lyrics: Giambattista De Curtis

Introduced by: Tony Mottola and Bucky Pizzaerlli

Contains (medley of): Torna a Surriento (Come Back to Sorrento); Tarantella Napoletana

Near You (1947)

Music: Francis Craig; Lyrics: Kermit Goell

Introduced by: Francis Craig

Necessity (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Need I Say (1943)

Music: Bert Mann, Frank Sinatra, Eugene West; Lyrics: Bert Mann, Frank Sinatra, Eugene West

Neiani (1941)

Music: Sy Oliver, Axel Stordahl; Lyrics: Sy Oliver, Axel Stordahl

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Never a Day Goes By (1943)

Music: Peter DeRose, Walter Donaldson, Mitchell Parish; Lyrics: Peter DeRose, Walter Donaldson, Mitchell Parish

Never Gonna Fall in Love Again (1975)

Music: Eric Carmen; Lyrics: Eric Carmen

Source: Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27, Third Movement (based)

Introduced by: Eric Carmen

Nevertheless (I'm in Love with You) (1931)

Music: Harry Ruby; Lyrics: Bert Kalmar

Introduced by: Jack Denny

Other titles: A Pesar De Todo (Spanish); Nevertheless (Alternate); Sin Embargo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1983]

New York medley (1987)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, Vernon Duke, Percy Gaunt, John Kander, Burton Lane, Charles B. Lawlor, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim, Harry Warren; Lyrics: James W. Blake, Betty Comden, Al Dubin, Vernon Duke, Fred Ebb, Ralph Freed, Adolph Green, Lorenz Hart, Charles H. Hoyt, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): New York, New York; Manhattan; The Sidewalks of New York; The Bowery; 42nd Street; Broadway Baby; Autumn in New York; I Happen to Like New York; How About You?; Theme from "New York, New York"

New York medley [1986] (1986)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, Vernon Duke, Percy Gaunt, George Gershwin, John Kander, Burton Lane, Charles B. Lawlor, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Harry Warren; Lyrics: James W. Blake, Betty Comden, Al Dubin, Vernon Duke, Fred Ebb, Ralph Freed, Ira Gershwin, Adolph Green, Lorenz Hart, Charles H. Hoyt, Gus Kahn, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away); New York, New York; Manhattan; The Sidewalks of New York; The Bowery; 42nd Street; Autumn in New York; I Happen to Like New York; How About You?; Theme from "New York, New York"

New York, New York (1944)

Music: Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town (musical)

Appears in medley: I Feel Like I'm Not Out of Bed Yet / New York, New York; Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" intro); New York medley; We Can't Do That Anymore; New York medley [1986]; Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" / "Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

Nice 'n' Easy (1960)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Toma El Amor Con Calma (Spanish); Nice and Easy (Alternate); Facilmente (Spanish); Suave Y Fácil (Spanish); Agradable Y Fácil (Spanish); Hermoso y Fácil (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away; Medley: Nice 'n' Easy / (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp; Nice 'n' Easy [Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back]

Nice 'n' Easy [Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back] (1973)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman; Parody lyrics: Fred Ebb

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Contains (medley of): Nice 'n' Easy

Nice Work If You Can Get It (1937)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: A Damsel in Distress / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Magnifico Si Puedes Conseguirlo (Spanish); Bonito Trabajo (Spanish); Buen Trabajo Si Puedes Conseguirlo (Spanish); Buen Trabajo Si Lo Consigues (Spanish); Lep Posao Ako Ga Možeš Dobiti (Croatian)

Night (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Noche (Spanish title)

Night After Night (1948)

Music: Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Night and Day (1932)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Gay Divorce (musical)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Noche Y Día (Spanish); Noć I Dan (Croatian); 夜も昼も (Japanese)

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; Diamond Jubilee medley; The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Sinatra Songbook medley; I Don't Know Why / You Go To My Head / Davy Crockett / Night and Day; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]

No Can Do (1945)

Music: Nat Simon; Lyrics: Charles Tobias

Source: Copacabana Revue (revue)

Appears in medley: No Can Do [parody]

No Can Do [parody] (1946)

Music: Nat Simon; Lyrics: Charles Tobias

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Lina Romey

Contains (medley of): No Can Do

No Love, No Nothin' (1943)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: The Gang's All Here / 20th Century Fox (film)

Introduced by: Alice Faye

No One Ever Tells You (1956)

Music: Hub Atwood; Lyrics: Carroll Coates

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Nadie Nunca Te Lo Dijo (Spanish); Nadie Te Lo Dice (Spanish); Nadie Te Lo Ha Dicho (Spanish)

No Orchids For My Lady (1948)

Music: Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Alan Stranks

Source: Bolton's Revue (revue)

No Other Love (1953)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Me and Juliet (musical)

Introduced by: Isabel Bigley and Bill Hayes

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Noah (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Noe (Spanish); Noah (Walk with the Lion) (Alternate)

Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen

Nobody Wins (1972)

Music: Kris Kristofferson; Lyrics: Kris Kristofferson

Introduced by: Kris Kristofferson

Other titles: Nadie Gana (Spanish); Ninguno Gana (Spanish)

None But The Lonely Heart (Six Romances, Op. 6) (1870)

Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Lyrics: Brandt Westbrook; Original lyrics: Johann Wolfgang Goethe; Russian lyrics [original]: Lev Mei

Source: Mei's "Harpist's Song" (based); Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship" (based)

Other titles: Só Um Coração Solitário (Portuguese); Nada Más Que Un Desolado Corazón (Spanish); Nada Más Que Un Solitario Corazón (Spanish)

Not as a Stranger (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye

Source: Not as a Stranger / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: No como un extraño (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Theme From "Kings Go Forth" / Not As A Stranger / Mistletoe and Holly

Not So Long Ago (1940)

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Bickley Reichner

Source: High as a Kite (Mask and Wig show)

Other titles: No Hace Mucho Tiempo (Spanish)

Nothing But The Best (1962)

Music: Johnny Rotella; Lyrics: Johnny Rotella

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: 素敵なマテニー (Japanese)

Nothing in Common (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Keely Smith

Appears in medley: Something in Common

Nothing Less Than Beautiful (1933)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Allie Wrubel

Now I Lay Me Down to Dream (1940)

Music: Ted Fio Rito, Eddy Howard; Lyrics: Ted Fio Rito, Eddy Howard

Appears in medley: Ballad Medley: Now I Lay Me Down / Honey / This Love of Mine / Darn That Dream

Now Is the Hour (1947)

Music: Clement Scott, Dorothy Stewart; Lyrics: Dorothy Stewart; Māori lyrics [original]: Maewa Kaihan

Source: Haere Ra <Māori Farewell> (based)

Introduced by: Gracie Fields

Appears in medley: Medley: Welcome to My World / Now is the Hour / So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh / Auld Lang Syne

Now You Has Jazz (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong

O Holy Night (Cantique de Noël) (1847)

Music: Adolphe Adam; Lyrics: John Sullivan Dwight; French lyrics [original]: Placide Cappeau

O Little Town of Bethlehem (1868)

Music: Lewis H. Redner; Lyrics: Phillips Brooks

Other titles: Pequeño Pueblo De Belén (Spanish); Oh, Pueblecito De Belén (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / White Christmas

O Sanctissima

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

O'Brien to Ryan to Goldberg (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Take Me Out to the Ball Game / MGM (film)

Ode to Billie Joe (1967)

Music: Bobbie Gentry; Lyrics: Bobbie Gentry

Introduced by: Bobbie Gentry

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

Oh Babe, What Would You Say (1972)

Music: Eileen Sylvia Smith; Lyrics: Eileen Sylvia Smith

Introduced by: Hurricane Smith

Oh Marie (1944)

Music: Alfredo Mazzucchi, Eduardo di Capua; Lyrics: Louis Prima; Italian lyrics [original]: Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Louis Prima

Contains (medley of): Maria Marì

Appears in medley: Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Together Again medley; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Frank and Dean medley [1957]; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; God's Country medley; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

Oh My Darling, Clementine

Music: unknown; Lyrics: Percy Montrose

Oh Promise Me (1887)

Music: Reginald De Koven; Lyrics: Clement Scott

Oh! Look at Me Now (1940)

Music: Joe Bushkin; Lyrics: John DeVries

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Ah! Mírame Ahora (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; What Do You Think I Am? / Oh! Look At You Now; "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Diamond Jubilee medley; Oh! Look At Me Now (parody); Sinatra Songbook medley

Oh! Look At Me Now (parody) (1952)

Music: Joe Bushkin; Lyrics: John DeVries

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Oh! Look at Me Now

Oh! My Papa (1953)

Music: Paul Burkhard; Lyrics: Geoffrey Parsons, John Turner; German lyrics [original]: Jürg Amstein

Introduced by: Eddie Fisher

Appears in medley: Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain

Oh! Susanna (1848)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Appears in medley: Stephen Foster medley: Beautiful Dreamer / Oh! Susanna / Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair; Plant Your Future Stake Today

Oh! What a Pal Was Mary (1919)

Music: Pete Welding; Lyrics: Bert Kalmar, Edgar Leslie

Oh! What It Seemed to Be (1945)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

Introduced by: Frankie Carle

Other titles: Lo Que Parecía Ser (Spanish); Oh! lo que pareció ser (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Oh! What It Seemed To Be / This Love of Mine; Medley: Oh! What It Seemed to Be / You Go To My Head

Oh! What It Seemed To Be / This Love of Mine

Music: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, Frank Sinatra, George Weiss

Introduced by: Claude Blouin

Contains (medley of): Oh! What It Seemed to Be; This Love of Mine

Oh, How I Miss You Tonight (1925)

Music: Joe Burke, Benny Davis, Mark Fisher; Lyrics: Joe Burke, Benny Davis, Mark Fisher

Introduced by: California Melodie Syncopators

Other titles: Cómo Te Extraño Esta Noche (Spanish); 君想う宵 (Japanese)

Oh, Lady Be Good! (1924)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Lady, Be Good! (musical)

Introduced by: Walter Catlett

Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' (1943)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Oklahoma! (musical)

Introduced by: Alfred Drake

Other titles: Oh, What A Beautiful Morning (Alternate); Oh! What A Beautiful Morning (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #1

Oh, You Crazy Moon (1939)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Oh, Loca Luna (Spanish); Sei Stata L'unica (Italian); Oh, Tu...¡Luna Loca! (Spanish); Oh, Luna Loca (Spanish); Sei Stata L'unica (Italian)

Oklahoma! (1943)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Oklahoma! (musical)

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Ol' MacDonald (1960)

Music: Lew Spence, traditional; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ol' Mac Donald (Alternate); Old MacDonald Had a Farm (Alternate); El Viejo McDonald (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Appears in medley: Ol' MacDonald Had a Car

Ol' MacDonald Had a Car (1961)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Ol' MacDonald

Ol' Man River (1927)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Show Boat (musical)

Introduced by: Jules Bledsoe

Other titles: Viejo hombre del rio (Spanish); オールマン・リバー (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley; Old Man Crosby; Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" / "Ol' Man River" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("Ol' Man River" intro); Parody medley [1983]

Old Devil Moon (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Introduced by: Ella Logan and Donald Richards

Other titles: Vieja Luna Diabolica (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley; "Finian's Rainbow" Overture

Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25] (1946)

Music: Milton Ager, Charles K. Harris, Harold Orlob, Charles B. Ward, Vincent Youmans, unknown; Lyrics: Frank R. Adams, Irving Caesar, Charles K. Harris, Will M. Hough, John F. Palmer, Jack Yellen, unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Band Played On; I Wonder What's Become of Sally; Sometimes I'm Happy; [unknown]; After the Ball; I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now

Old Favourites medley [1946-10-09] (1946)

Music: Ernie Burnett, Harry Dacre, Harry Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Harry Dacre, George A. Norton, Andrew B. Sterling

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two); Wait 'Till the Sun Shines, Nellie; My Melancholy Baby

Old Favourites Medley: East of the Sun / Solitude / Ain't Misbehavin' (1940)

Music: Brooks Bowman, Duke Ellington, Fats Waller; Lyrics: Brooks Bowman, Eddie DeLange, Irving Mills, Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): East of the Sun (and West of the Moon); (In My) Solitude; Ain't Misbehavin'

Old Favourites Medley: Until the Real Thing Comes Along / Lost In A Fog / Snuggled On Your Shoulder (1940)

Music: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Carmen Lombardo, Jimmy McHugh, Alberta Nichols; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, Dorothy Fields, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols, Joe Young

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Until the Real Thing Comes Along; Lost In A Fog; Snuggled on Your Shoulder (Cuddled in Your Arms)

Old Friends (1981)

Music: Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: Merrily We Roll Along (musical)

Introduced by: Ann Morrison, Geoffrey Horne and Lonny Price

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Old Gold jingle ("Apple Honey, Latakia, Choice Tobacco")

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Old Gold Jingle ("Light an OG")

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Ol' MacDonald; The Number Two Boys in the Land

Old Man Crosby (1953)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Ol' Man River

Old New York sketch: East Side, West Side / Bedelia / Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon / If I Had My Way (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin, James Kendis, Lou Klein, Charles B. Lawlor, Jean Schwartz; Lyrics: Irving Berlin, James W. Blake, William Jerome, James Kendis, Lou Klein

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and André Previn

Contains (medley of): The Sidewalks of New York; Bedelia (The Irish Coon Song Serenade); Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon; If I Had My Way

Old School Teacher (1945)

Music: Willard Robison; Lyrics: Willard Robison

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Ole Buttermilk Sky (1946)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Jack Brooks

Source: Canyon Passage / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Hoagy Carmichael

On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) (1965)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) (musical)

Introduced by: John Cullum

Other titles: En Un Día Claro (Spanish); Un Claro Día (Tu Por Siempre Puedes Ver) (Spanish); En Un Dia Claro (Se Ve Hasta Siempre) (Spanish); En Un Claro Dia (Spanish)

On a Little Street in Singapore (1939)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Billy Hill

Introduced by: Harry James

On a Slow Boat to China (1948)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Benny Goodman

Other titles: (I'd Like to Get You on a) Slow Boat to China (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1957]

On Miami Shore (1919)

Music: Victor Jacobi; Lyrics: William LeBaron

On San Francisco Bay (1906)

Music: Gertrude Hoffmann; Lyrics: Vincent Bryan

On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (1945)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers

Appears in medley: On the Greyhound Bus [On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe parody]; "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Love and Three medley

On the Boardwalk (in Atlantic City) (1946)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Three Little Girls in Blue / Fox (film)

On the Greyhound Bus [On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe parody] (1945)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Fred Allen

Contains (medley of): On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

On the Isle of May (1940)

Music: André Kostelanetz; Lyrics: Mack David; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's String Quartet No. 1 in D major Op. 11 (based)

Other titles: Isle of May (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: On the Isle of May / The Starlit Hour / It's a Blue World

On the Road to Mandalay

Music: Oley Speaks; Lyrics: Rudyard Kipling

Source: Kipling's "Mandalay" (based)

Other titles: Camino A Mandalay (Spanish)

On the Sunny Side of the Street (1930)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Lew Leslie's International Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Harry Richman

Other titles: Por La Acera Soleada (Spanish); Del Lado Soleado De La Calle (Spanish); En la acera del Sol (Spanish); En el lado asoleado de la calle (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

On the Town (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Once I Loved (1960)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Agostinho dos Santos

Other titles: O Amor Em Paz (Portuguese); Ame Una Vez (Spanish); Una Vez Te Amé (Spanish); O Amor En Paz (Portuguese)

Once in a Lifetime (1961)

Music: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley

Source: Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (musical)

Introduced by: Anthony Newley

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

Once in a While (1937)

Music: Michael Edwards; Lyrics: Bud Green

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Once in Love with Amy (1948)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Where's Charley? (musical)

Introduced by: Ray Bolger

Once Upon a Time (1962)

Music: Charles Strouse; Lyrics: Lee Adams

Source: All American (musical)

Introduced by: Ray Bolger and Eileen Herlie

Other titles: Había Una Vez... (Spanish); Tanto tempo fa... (Italian)

One (2011)

Music: Ervin Drake, Logic; Lyrics: Ervin Drake, Logic

Introduced by: Logic

Contains (medley of): It Was a Very Good Year

One Finger Melody (1950)

Music: Kermit Goell, Al Hoffman, Fred Spielman; Lyrics: Kermit Goell, Al Hoffman, Fred Spielman

One For Me (2007)

Music: Mike Farrell, Macy Gray, Justin Meldal-Johnson, Johnny Mercer, Steve Smith; Lyrics: Mike Farrell, Macy Gray, Justin Meldal-Johnson, Johnny Mercer, Steve Smith

Introduced by: Macy Gray

Contains (medley of): Dream (When You're Feeling Blue)

One for My Baby (and One More for the Road) (1943)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: The Sky's the Limit / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Uno Para Mi Baby (Spanish); Uno Para Mi Nena (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: All the Way / One For My Baby; Diamond Jubilee medley; Harold Arlen medley; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; Sinatra Songbook medley

One Love (1945)

Music: David Rose; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Introduced by: David Rose

One Meatball (1944)

Music: Lou Singer, Hy Zaret; Lyrics: Lou Singer, Hy Zaret

Source: The Lone Fish Ball (based)

Introduced by: Josh White

One More Dream (And She's Mine) (1946)

Music: Dick Manning; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye

One Note Samba (1960)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Newton Mendonça

Introduced by: João Gilberto

Other titles: Samba De Uma Nota Só (Portuguese); Samba De Una Sola Nota (Spanish)

One O'Clock Jump (1937)

Music: Count Basie

Introduced by: Count Basie

Other titles: Salto De La Una (Spanish)

One Red Rose (1941)

Music: Willard Moyle; Lyrics: Willard Moyle

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

One-zy, Two-zy (I Love You-zy) (1946)

Music: Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor; Lyrics: Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor

Only Forever (1940)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Rhythm on the River / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Only One to a Customer (1986)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Only the Lonely (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Un Alma Solitaria (Spanish); Solitario (Spanish); Sólo los solitarios (Spanish)

Onward, Christian Soldiers (1871)

Music: Arthur Sullivan; Lyrics: Sabine Baring-Gould

Appears in medley: Parody medley [1983]

Open Up Them Pearly Gates (1922)

Music: Frank Luther, Carson Robison; Lyrics: Frank Luther, Carson Robison

Introduced by: Bud Billings and Carson Robinson

Opus No. 1 (1944)

Music: Sy Oliver; Lyrics: Sid Garris

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Appears in medley: Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1)

Orange (1956)

Music: Nelson Riddle

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Orange, The Gay Deceiver (Alternate)

Orchids for Remembrance (1940)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Eddy Howard

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: All This and Heaven Too / Orchids For Remembrance / You Think Of Ev'rything

Oscar Eligible Favourites medley (1958)

Music: Irving Berlin, Sammy Fain, Jay Livingston, Mike Stoller, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Irving Berlin, Sammy Cahn, Ray Evans, Jerry Leiber, Leo McCarey, Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Danny Thomas

Contains (medley of): April Love; Sayonara; An Affair to Remember; Tammy; All the Way; Jailhouse Rock

Oscar Nominee medley (1958)

Music: Ramez Idriss, Jule Styne, George Tibbles, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Jack Brooks, Sammy Cahn, Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Danny Thomas

Contains (medley of): I Fall in Love Too Easily; That's Amore; The Woody Woodpecker Song; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; That's Amore; Three Coins in the Fountain

Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya (1843)

Music: traditional; Russian lyrics [original]: Yevgeny Grebyonka

Other titles: Dark Eyes (Alternate); Очи чёрные (Russian)

Appears in medley: The Song's Gotta Come From the Heart

Our Love (1939)

Music: Buddy Bernier, Larry Clinton, Bob Emmerich; Lyrics: Buddy Bernier, Larry Clinton, Bob Emmerich; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet" (based)

Our Love Affair (1940)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: Strike Up the Band / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Other titles: Nuestro Idilio (Spanish); Nuestro Amorio (Spanish)

Our Music Box (1945)

Music: Steve Ellis, Al Hoffman, Al Kaufman; Lyrics: Steve Ellis, Al Hoffman, Al Kaufman

Our Songs Are Happy

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: Gay 90s skit: Our Songs Are Happy / Down By the Old Mill Stream

Our Town (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Nuestro Pueblo (Spanish)

Out Beyond the Window (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Fuera Mas Alla De La Ventana (Spanish); Mas Alla De La Ventana (Spanish); A Través De La Ventana (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Unfoolish / Out Beyond the Window; A Man Alone medley

Out of Nowhere (1931)

Music: Johnny Green; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Smith Ballew

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]; Parody medley: Out of Nowhere / Swingin' on a Star; Memory Medley: Out of Nowhere / How Deep Is The Ocean? / These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)

Out With Somebody Else (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym], Buddy Kaye

Over the Rainbow (1939)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: The Wizard of Oz / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Other titles: Sobre el Arco Iris (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #1

Over There (1917)

Music: George M. Cohan; Lyrics: George M. Cohan

Introduced by: Peerless Quartette

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening (1975)

Music: Jim Croce, Claude François, Bert Kaempfert, Jimmy McHugh, Cole Porter, Jacques Revaux, Giles Thibault, Stevie Wonder, unknown; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Paul Anka, Jim Croce, Cole Porter, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder, Stevie Wonder; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Contains (medley of): A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; I Get a Kick Out of You; [unknown walk-on music]; Strangers in the Night; Bad, Bad Leroy Brown; You Are the Sunshine of My Life; My Way; A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

Overture: All the Way / My Kind of Town (1974)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Contains (medley of): All the Way; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is)

Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way

Music: Harold Arlen, Claude François, Bert Kaempfert, Cole Porter, Jacques Revaux, Johnny Richards, Giles Thibault, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn, Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Phil Silvers, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Contains (medley of): Come Fly with Me; Young at Heart; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road); Nancy (with the Laughing Face); I've Got You Under My Skin; Strangers in the Night; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); My Way

Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs (1976)

Music: Cy Coleman, Claude François, Bruce Johnston, Jacques Revaux, Lew Spence, Giles Thibault, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Sammy Cahn, Bruce Johnston, Carolyn Leigh, Phil Silvers; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Contains (medley of): I Sing the Songs (I Write the Songs); Come Fly with Me; Nancy (with the Laughing Face); Witchcraft; All the Way; Nice 'n' Easy; My Way; I Sing the Songs (I Write the Songs)

Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York" (1981)

Music: Harold Arlen, John Kander, Jerome Kern, Frank Loesser, Cole Porter, Victor Young; Lyrics: Fred Ebb, Oscar Hammerstein II, Sam M. Lewis, Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): I've Got You Under My Skin; The Song Is You; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road); Luck Be a Lady; Street of Dreams; Theme from "New York, New York"

Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All the Way / My Kind of Town (1974)

Music: Ervin Drake, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Ervin Drake

Other titles: Obertura: Fue Un Buen Año / Todo El Camino / Mi Clase De Pueblo (Spanish); Main Event Tribute (Alternate)

Contains (medley of): It Was a Very Good Year; All the Way; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is)

Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night (1985)

Music: Claude François, Bert Kaempfert, Sol Parker, Cole Porter, Jacques Revaux, Johnny Richards, Hank Sanicola, Giles Thibault, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn, Carolyn Leigh, Cole Porter, Phil Silvers, Frank Sinatra, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Contains (medley of): My Way; I Get a Kick Out of You; Young at Heart; Nancy (with the Laughing Face); This Love of Mine; High Hopes; I've Got You Under My Skin; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); All the Way; Strangers in the Night

Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away

Music: Kelly Gordon, Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Lew Spence, Dean Kay Thompson, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Kelly Gordon, Ruth Lowe, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Dean Kay Thompson

Contains (medley of): Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day); I'll Never Smile Again; Learnin' the Blues; Nice 'n' Easy; That's Life; Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)

Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah? (1980)

Music: Cy Coleman, Matt Dennis, Ruth Lowe, Josef Myrow, Cole Porter, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Earl Brent, Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Mack Gordon, Carolyn Leigh, Ruth Lowe, Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): Witchcraft; I Concentrate on You; I'll Never Smile Again; Sunday, Monday or Always; Angel Eyes; You Make Me Feel So Young; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; High Hopes; Well, Did You Evah?

P.S. I Love You (1934)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Rudy Valleé

Other titles: P. D. Te Quiero (Spanish); P. D. Te Amo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: P.S. I Love You [parody]

P.S. I Love You [parody] (1949)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): P.S. I Love You

Pagan Love Song (1929)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: The Pagan / MGM (film)

Appears in medley: Medley: Pagan Love Song / You Go To My Head / Stardust

Pale Moon (An Indian Love Song) (1920)

Music: Frederick Logan; Lyrics: Jesse Glick

Introduced by: Arthur Middleton

Other titles: Palida Luna (Spanish)

Papa, Won’t You Dance With Me (1947)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: High Button Shows (musical)

Introduced by: Nanette Fabray and Jack McCauley

Appears in medley: Medley: It's Been a Long, Long Time / I Don't Want to Walk Without You / Papa, Won't You Dance With Me / Time After Time

Paper Doll (1942)

Music: Johnny S. Black; Lyrics: Johnny S. Black

Introduced by: The Mills Brothers

Other titles: Muñeca De Papel (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; Living Room medley

Paradise (1932)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Nacio Herb Brown, Gordon Clifford

Source: A Woman Commands / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Pola Negri

Other titles: Paraíso (Spanish)

Paris in the Spring (1935)

Music: Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Paris in Spring / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Mary Ellis

Appears in medley: World Tour medley: Paris

Paris medley: April in Paris / The Last Time I Saw Paris (1944)

Music: Vernon Duke, Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Yip Harburg

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): April in Paris; The Last Time I Saw Paris

Parodies: Dancing in the Dark / Little Girl Blue / Cabaret (1968)

Music: John Kander, Richard Rodgers, Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz, Fred Ebb, Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Dancing in the Dark; Little Girl Blue; Cabaret

Parody medley [1983] (1983)

Music: Claude François, Isham Jones, Jerome Kern, Jacques Revaux, Arthur Sullivan, Giles Thibault, traditional; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sabine Baring-Gould, Oscar Hammerstein II, Charles Newman, traditional; French lyrics [original]: Claude François

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Onward, Christian Soldiers; My Way; You've Got Me Crying Again; Ol' Man River; Frankie and Johnny

Parody medley: Out of Nowhere / Swingin' on a Star (1957)

Music: Johnny Green, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Edward Heyman; Parody lyrics: Harry Harris

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Out of Nowhere; Swinging on a Star

Party Blues (1956)

Music: Count Basie; Lyrics: Ella Fitzgerald, Joe Williams

Pass Me By (1964)

Music: Cy Coleman; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Source: Father Goose / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Digby Wolfe

Other titles: Pasa A Mi Lado (Spanish); Pasa Junto A Mi (Spanish)

Peach Tree Street (1950)

Music: Leni Mason, Jimmy Saunders, Frank Sinatra; Lyrics: Leni Mason, Jimmy Saunders, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Rosemary Clooney

Other titles: Peachtree Street (Alternate)

Pearl of the Persian Sea (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Peg o' My Heart (1913)

Music: Fred Fisher; Lyrics: Alfred Bryan

Source: Ziegfeld Follies (revue)

Introduced by: Jose Collins

Pennies from Heaven (1936)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Pennies from Heaven / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Centavitos Del Cielo (Spanish); Dinero Del Cielo (Spanish); Novčići S Neba (Croatian); ペニーズ・フロム・ヘヴン (Japanese); Centavos Del Cielo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack medley; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]

People Will Say We're in Love (1943)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Oklahoma! (musical)

Introduced by: Alfred Drake & Joan Roberts

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; "Frankie and Ginny" skit; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Pepe (1960)

Music: Hans Wittstatt; Lyrics: Dory Previn

Source: Pepe / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Shirley Jones

Personality (1946)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Utopia / film (Paramount)

Introduced by: Dorothy Lamour

Appears in medley: Personality (parody)

Personality (parody) (1946)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Van Johnson

Contains (medley of): Personality

Pet Me, Poppa (1955)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls / Samuel Goldwyn Productions (film)

Pick Yourself Up (1936)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Swing Time / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Levántate (Spanish)

Piggy, Piggy, Piggy [Sunday, Monday or Always parody] (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Sunday, Monday or Always

Pistol Packin' Mama (1943)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: Al Dexter

Source: Boil Them Cabbage Down (based)

Introduced by: Al Dexter

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; World War II medley

Plant Your Future Stake Today (1949)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Oh! Susanna

Please (1932)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: The Big Broadcast / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Please Be Kind (1938)

Music: Saul Chaplin; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Red Norvo

Other titles: Por Favor Se Buena (Spanish); Por Favor, Se Amable (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley

Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (1931)

Music: Sam H. Sept; Lyrics: Sidney Clare

Introduced by: Ernie Golden

Other titles: No Hables De Mí Cuando Me Haya Ido (Spanish); Por Favor, No Hables De Mi (Spanish)

Please Think of Me (1942)

Music: Benny Davis, Murray Mencher, Russ Morgan; Lyrics: Benny Davis, Murray Mencher, Russ Morgan

Introduced by: Russ Morgan

Pocketful of Miracles (1961)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Pocketful of Miracles / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Un Puñado De Milagros (Spanish); Un Bolsillo Lleno De Milagros (Spanish); ポケット一杯の幸せ (Japanese)

Poinciana (Song of the Tree) (1944)

Music: Nat Simon; Lyrics: Buddy Bernier; Original music: traditional; Spanish lyrics [original]: Manuel Lliso

Source: the Cuban folk song "La canción del árbol" (based)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Polka Dots and Moonbeams (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Lunares Y Rayos De Luna (Spanish); Polka Dots & Moonbeams (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Jimmy Van Heusen medley: Polka Dots and Moonbeams / Imagination; Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley

Poor Butterfly (1916)

Music: Raymond Hubbel; Lyrics: John L. Golden

Introduced by: Elizabeth Spencer

Other titles: Pobre Mariposa (Spanish)

Poor You (1942)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Ship Ahoy / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Popular Hits Medley: All This and Heaven Too / Orchids For Remembrance / You Think Of Ev'rything (1940)

Music: Peter DeRose, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Joseph McCarthy, Mitchell Parish, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): All This and Heaven Too; Orchids for Remembrance; You Think Of Ev'rything

Popular Hits Medley: Do I Love You / Careless / Say Si Si (1940)

Music: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Ernesto Lecuona, Cole Porter, Lew Quadling; Lyrics: Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Cole Porter, Lew Quadling, Al Stillman; Spanish lyrics [original]: Francia Luban

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Do I Love You?; Careless; Say Si Si

Popular Hits Medley: Leaning on the Old Top Rail / The Starlit Hour / I've Got My Eyes On You (1940)

Music: Peter DeRose, Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Mitchell Parish, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): Leanin' on the Old Top Rail; The Starlit Hour; I've Got My Eyes On You

Popular Hits Medley: On the Isle of May / The Starlit Hour / It's a Blue World (1940)

Music: Peter DeRose, George Forrest, André Kostelanetz, Robert Wright; Lyrics: Mack David, George Forrest, Mitchell Parish, Robert Wright; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): On the Isle of May; The Starlit Hour; It's a Blue World

Popular Song medley (1949)

Music: Andy Gibson, Ruggero Leoncavallo, Frank Loesser, Gerald Marks, Cole Porter; Lyrics: Roy Alfred, Frank Loesser, Cole Porter, Seymour Simons; Libretto: Ruggero Leoncavallo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dorothy Kirsten

Contains (medley of): Just One of Those Things; All of Me; Vesti la giubba; Baby, It's Cold Outside; The Hucklebuck

Popular Song Medley: When We're Alone / Louise / Can't We Be Friends (1940)

Music: Val Burton, Will Jason, Kay Swift, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Val Burton, Paul James, Will Jason, Leo Robin

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): When We're Alone (Penthouse Serenade); Louise; Can't We Be Friends?

Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / I Got Plenty o' Nuttin' (1944)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Contains (medley of): Summertime; I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'; Summertime

Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / It Ain't Necessarily So / Bess, O Where's My Bess? (1946)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Summertime; It Ain't Necessarily So; Bess, O Where's My Bess?

Porgy and Bess Medley: Summertime / There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York / Street Cries / Bess, You Is My Woman Now (1947)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Summertime; There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York; Street Cries; Bess, You Is My Woman Now

Powder Your Face With Sunshine (1948)

Music: Carmen Lombardo, Stanley Rochinski; Lyrics: Carmen Lombardo, Stanley Rochinski

Introduced by: Evelyn Knight

Prairie Night (1941)

Music: Dick Guttman, Arza Hitt; Lyrics: Dick Guttman, Arza Hitt

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition (1942)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Introduced by: Robert Rounseville

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Prehistoric Man (1950)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Ann Miller

Pretending (1946)

Music: Al Sherman, Marty Symes; Lyrics: Al Sherman, Marty Symes

Pretty Baby (1916)

Music: Tony Jackson, Egbert Van Alstyne; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: The Passing Show of 1916 (revue)

Introduced by: Dolly Hackett

Pretty Colors (1966)

Music: Chip Taylor; Lyrics: Al Gorgoni

Introduced by: Just Us

Other titles: Bonitos Colores (Spanish); Colores Bonitos (Spanish); Colores Maravillosos (Spanish)

Previn's Boogie (1946)

Music: André Previn

Prisoner of Love (1931)

Music: Russ Columbo, Clarence Gaskill; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Introduced by: Russ Columbo

Other titles: Prisionero De Amor (Spanish); Prisionero del amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling

Purple (1956)

Music: Billy May

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Purple, The Schemer (Alternate)

Put a Nickel in the Drum

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Put Your Arms Around Me Honey (1910)

Music: Albert Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Junie McCree

Source: Madame Sherry (musical)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1943)

Music: Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss; Lyrics: Ruth Lowe

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Aparta Tus Sueños (Spanish); Guarda Tus Sueños (Spanish); Deja de Soñar (Spanish); Olvida tus sueños (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Put Your Dreams Away / So Long, For a While; Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley; Angel Eyes / Put Your Dreams Away; Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away

Put Your Dreams Away / So Long, For a While (1947)

Music: Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss, unknown; Lyrics: Ruth Lowe, Hy Zaret

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day); So Long, For a While

Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) (1956)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: The Man Who Knew Too Much / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (1960)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Gene Lees; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Antonio Carlos Jobim

Introduced by: João Gilberto

Other titles: Corcovado (Portuguese title)

Appears in medley: Medley: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate on You / The Girl From Ipanema

Rachmaninoff's Concerto No. 2 (2nd Movement) [Simplified C Major Edition For Piano] (1946)

Music: Sergei Rachmaninoff; Adaption: Ted Mossman

Rag Mop (1950)

Music: Deacon Anderson, Johnnie Lee Wills; Lyrics: Deacon Anderson, Johnnie Lee Wills; Adaption: Henry Allen

Source: Get the Mop (adaption)

Introduced by: Johnny Lee Wills and His Boys

Appears in medley: Rag Mop [parody]

Rag Mop [parody] (1951)

Music: Deacon Anderson, Johnnie Lee Wills; Lyrics: Deacon Anderson, Johnnie Lee Wills; Adaption: Henry Allen; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dagmar

Contains (medley of): Rag Mop

Rain (Falling from the Skies) (1953)

Music: George Finlay; Lyrics: Robert Mellin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lluvia (Spanish)

Rain in My Heart (1968)

Music: Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo; Lyrics: Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lluvia en Mi Corazón (Spanish); La Lluvia en Mi Corazon (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Let's Get It On / Rain In My Heart

Rain or Shine (1949)

Music: Beverly Birks; Lyrics: Ross MacLean

Introduced by: Guy Lombardo

Other titles: Rain or Shine You'll Always Be Mine (Alternate)

Rat Pack medley (1962)

Music: George Gershwin, Arthur Johnston, Jimmy McHugh, Richard Rodgers, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby; Too Marvelous for Words; Pennies from Heaven; A Foggy Day (In London Town); Embraceable You; The Lady Is a Tramp; Where or When

Rat Pack parody medley (1962)

Music: Ary Barroso, Leonard Bernstein, Joe Burke, Saul Chaplin, Walter Donaldson, Dave Dreyer, George Gershwin, James V. Monaco, Cole Porter, Harry Revel, Richard Rodgers, Wallace Willis, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Al Dubin, Ira Gershwin, Mack Gordon, Lorenz Hart, Gus Kahn, Joseph A. McCarthy, Cole Porter, Herman Ruby, Bob Russell, Stephen Sondheim, Wallace Willis; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Ary Barroso

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Brazil; You Are Too Beautiful; Cecilia (Does Your Mother Know You're Out); Love Walked In; You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It); Carolina in the Morning; Please Be Kind; Dancing with Tears in My Eyes; Maria; Try a Little Tenderness; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?

Rat Pack parody medley [incomplete] (1963)

Music: Cole Porter, Harry Revel, Wallace Willis, Harry Woods; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Mack Gordon, Cole Porter, Wallace Willis

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Try a Little Tenderness; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?

Ray Noble medley: The Very Thought of You / Cherokee / Goodnight, Sweetheart (1944)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly, Ray Noble

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Very Thought of You; Cherokee; Goodnight, Sweetheart

Re-enlistment Blues (1953)

Music: Freddie Karger; Lyrics: James Jones, Robert Wells

Source: From Here to Eternity / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Merle Travis

Reaching for the Moon (1930)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Reaching for the Moon / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Ted Wallace

Other titles: Alcanzando La Luna (Spanish); Alcanzaré La Luna (Spanish)

Ready, Willing, and Able (1954)

Music: Dick Gleason, Floyd Huddleston, Al Rinker; Lyrics: Dick Gleason, Floyd Huddleston, Al Rinker

Source: Young at Heart / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Other titles: Pronta A Tutto! (Italian)

Red (1956)

Music: André Previn

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Red, The Violent (Alternate)

Red Roses for a Blue Lady (1948)

Music: Roy C. Bennett; Lyrics: Sid Tepper

Introduced by: John Laurenz

Red Sails in the Sunset (1935)

Music: Will Grosz; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy

Introduced by: Lew Stone

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Remember [Elton John] (1978)

Music: Elton John; Lyrics: Bernie Taupin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Remember [Irving Berlin] (1925)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Isham Jones

Other titles: Recuerda (Spanish); リメンバー (Japanese)

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit; Melody for Mom and Dad

Remember Me in Your Dreams (1950)

Music: Morty Nevins; Lyrics: Hal David

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Remember Me? (1937)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Mr. Dodd Takes the Air / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Kenny Baker

Appears in medley: Two Sleepy People / Remember Me

Ring Out, Ye Wild and Merry Bells

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Ring-a-Ding Ding (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Toca Ding Ding (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley

Rinse or Wipe

Lyrics: unknown

River, Stay 'way from My Door (1931)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Mort Dixon

Introduced by: Jimmie Noone

Other titles: River Stay Away From My Door (Alternate); Río, No Te Detengas Junto A Mi Puerta (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Entratter, Stay 'way From My Door

Robert (with the Upswept Nose) (1951)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Phil Silvers

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope

Contains (medley of): Nancy (with the Laughing Face)

Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (1918)

Music: Jean Schwartz; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young

Source: Sinbad (musical)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Rockin' Chair (1929)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Hoagy Carmichael

Introduced by: Hoagy Carmichael

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

Rockin' Horse Cowboy (1947)

Music: Tony Starr; Lyrics: Frank Capano

Rodgers and Hart medley (1959)

Music: George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Mickey Rooney

Contains (medley of): Lover; Where or When; My Heart Stood Still; I Didn't Know What Time It Was; With a Song in My Heart; This Can't Be Love; Dancing on the Ceiling; There's a Small Hotel; Blue Room; Blue Moon; My Funny Valentine; The Most Beautiful Girl in the World; My Romance; Soon; It's Easy to Remember (and So Hard to Forget); I Could Write a Book; The Girl Friend; I've Got Five Dollars; Mountain Greenery; The Lady Is a Tramp; Manhattan

Rose Ann of Charing Cross (1942)

Music: Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Kermit Goell

Introduced by: Kate Smith

Rose Marie (1924)

Music: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach

Source: Rose Marie (musical)

Introduced by: Dennis King and Arthur Deagon

Roses in the Rain (1946)

Music: Frankie Carle; Lyrics: Al Frisch, Fred Wise

Introduced by: Frankie Carle

Roses of Picardy (1916)

Music: Haydan Wood; Lyrics: Frederick E. Weatherly

Row, Row, Row Your Boat (1852)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1949)

Music: Johnny Marks; Lyrics: Johnny Marks

Introduced by: Gene Autry

Rum and Coca-Cola (1945)

Music: Lionel Belasco; Lyrics: Lord Invader

Introduced by: Lord Invader

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch

Runnin' (1995)

Music: 2Pac, Dramacydal, The Notorious B.I.G., Randy "Stretch" Walker; Lyrics: 2Pac, Dramacydal, The Notorious B.I.G., Randy "Stretch" Walker

Introduced by: 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Runnin' / Victory 2004 / A Long Night

Runnin' / Victory 2004 / A Long Night (2006)

Music: 2Pac, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Dramacydal, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., Jason "Jadakiss" Phillips, Randy "Stretch" Walker, Alec Wilder; Lyrics: 2Pac, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Dramacydal, Steven Jordan, Loonis McGlohon, The Notorious B.I.G., Jason "Jadakiss" Phillips, Randy "Stretch" Walker

Contains (medley of): Runnin'; Victory 2004; A Long Night

S'Posin' (1929)

Music: Paul Denniker; Lyrics: Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Bob Haring

Other titles: Suponiendo (Spanish)

S-H-I-N-E (1910)

Music: Ford Dabney; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Cecil Mack

Other titles: Shine (Alternate)

Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1) (1956)

Music: George Bassman, Irving Berlin, George Meyer, Sy Oliver, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, Irving Berlin, Sid Garris, Sy Oliver, Frank Sinatra, Ned Washington

Introduced by: The Modernaires

Contains (medley of): I'm Getting Sentimental Over You; There Are Such Things; This Love of Mine; Yes Indeed!; Opus No. 1; Marie

Sam's Song (1950)

Music: Lew Quadling; Lyrics: Jack Elliott

Introduced by: Joe "Fingers" Carr

Appears in medley: Sam's Song [Rat Pack version]

Sam's Song [Rat Pack version] (1962)

Music: Lew Quadling; Lyrics: Jack Elliott; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): Sam's Song

Same Old Saturday Night (1955)

Music: Frank Reardon; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Aquella misma noche de sábado (Spanish)

Sample of Hits medley: All the Way / Love and Marriage / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home / True Love (1957)

Music: Cole Porter, Jimmy Van Heusen, Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Cole Porter, Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): All the Way; Love and Marriage; Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?; True Love

San Antonio Rose (1938)

Music: Bob Wills; Lyrics: Bob Wills

Introduced by: Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

Appears in medley: Letter request songs: Embraceable You / Miserere / San Antonio Rose / Brahms' Lullaby

San Fernando Valley (1944)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: San Fernando Valley / Republic (film)

Introduced by: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans

Appears in medley: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Our Home

Sand and Sea (1966)

Music: Gilbert Bécaud; Lyrics: Mack David; French lyrics [original]: Maurice Vidalin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Plein Soleil (French); Arena Y Mar (Spanish)

Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town (1934)

Music: J. Fred Coots; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie

Introduced by: Harry Reser

Other titles: Santa Claus Is Coming to Town (Alternate); サンタが街にやってくる (Japanese); Le Père Noël Arrive Ce Soir (French); Santa Claus Llegó a la Ciudad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail

Santa Lucia

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: Marenariello / Santa Lucia

Satisfy Me One More Time (1974)

Music: Floyd Huddleston; Lyrics: Floyd Huddleston

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Satisfáceme una vez más (Spanish); サティスファイ・ミー (Japanese); Complaceme Una Vez Más (Spanish)

Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week) (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Noche Del Sábado (Spanish); Sabado a la noche (Spanish); Noche De Sábado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; Diamond Jubilee medley; Frank and Dean medley [1957]; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Save Me a Dream (1946)

Music: Abner Silver; Lyrics: Milton Berle, Nick Kenny; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 (based)

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Say a Prayer for the Boys Over There (1918)

Music: James A. Nall; Lyrics: James A. Nall

Introduced by: The Peerless Quartet

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

Say Hello (1981)

Music: Richard Behrke; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Say It (Over and Over Again) (1940)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Buck Benny Rides Again / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Ellen Drew, Virginia Dale and Lillian Cornell

Other titles: Dilo (Spanish)

Say It Isn't So (1932)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: I'm in the Mood For Love / April in Paris / Say It Isn't So

Say Liza (Liza with a "Z") (1972)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Source: Liza with a "Z" / NBC (concert film)

Introduced by: Liza Minnelli

Other titles: Liza with a Z (Alternate)

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Say Si Si (1935)

Music: Ernesto Lecuona; Lyrics: Al Stillman; Spanish lyrics [original]: Francia Luban

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: Do I Love You / Careless / Say Si Si

Sayonara (1957)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Sayonara / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Miyoshi Umeki

Appears in medley: Oscar Eligible Favourites medley

Scattered Toys (1950)

Music: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny; Lyrics: Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny

Source: Catskill Honeymoon / Martin Cohen Enterprises (film)

School Days (1907)

Music: Will D. Cobb, Gus Edwards; Lyrics: Will D. Cobb, Gus Edwards

Source: School Days (musical)

Appears in medley: School Days (parody)

School Days (parody) (1952)

Music: Will D. Cobb, Gus Edwards; Lyrics: Will D. Cobb, Gus Edwards

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis

Contains (medley of): School Days

Scottish skit medley (1944)

Music: Milton Ager, Harry Akst, Hoagy Carmichael, Peter DeRose, Sammy Fain, J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Ted Grouya, Billy Hill, Friedrich Hollaender, Arthur Johnston, James Kendis, Lou Klein, Jerrie Kruger, Alfred Lee, Gaston Lyle, Joe Marsala, Charley O'Donnell, Richard Rodgers, Laura R. Smith, Floyd Tillman, Jimmy Van Heusen, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sam Coslow, J.S. Fearis, Adele Girard, Ted Grouya, Oscar Hammerstein II, Bobby Heath, Billy Hill, James Kendis, Lou Klein, Jerrie Kruger, Sammy Lerner, Sam M. Lewis, George Leybourne, George Marion Jr., Joe Marsala, Mitchell Parish, Laura R. Smith, Floyd Tillman, Jack Yellen, Joe Young; German lyrics [original]: Friedrich Hollaender

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Little Sir Echo; My Future Just Passed; Was That the Human Thing to Do; The Last Roundup; If I Had My Way; My Pony Boy; Falling in Love Again (Can't Help It); I Wonder What's Become of Sally; It Makes No Difference Now; I Heard You Cried Last Night; The Man on the Flying Trapeze; Learn to Croon; Dinah; Stardust; Sunday, Monday or Always; Deep Purple; People Will Say We're in Love

Searching (1982)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Season Highlights medley (1946)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael, Harry Carroll, J. Fred Coots, William H. Farrell, Dave Franklin, Slim Gaillard, Paul Mills, Axel Stordahl, Irving Taylor, Paul Weston, Guy Wood; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, William H. Farrell, Dave Franklin, Slim Gaillard, Sammy Gallop, Haven Gillespie, Joseph McCarthy, Paul Mills, Irving Taylor, Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Day by Day; Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?; Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy; Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief; Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti); I'm Always Chasing Rainbows; Lily Belle; You Go to My Head

Secret Love (1953)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: Calamity Jane / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Other titles: Secreto De Amor (Spanish); Amor Secreto (Spanish)

See the Show Again (1976)

Music: Barry Manilow; Lyrics: Barry Manilow

Introduced by: Barry Manilow

See the USA in Your Chevrolet (1949)

Music: Leon Carr, Leo Corday; Lyrics: Leon Carr, Leo Corday

Appears in medley: See You On Tuesday / See the USA in Your Chevrolet

See You On Tuesday

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Appears in medley: See You On Tuesday / See the USA in Your Chevrolet

See You On Tuesday / See the USA in Your Chevrolet

Music: Leon Carr, Leo Corday, unknown; Lyrics: Leon Carr, Leo Corday, unknown

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): See You On Tuesday; See the USA in Your Chevrolet

Send in the Clowns (1973)

Music: Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: A Little Night Music (musical)

Introduced by: Glynis Johns

Other titles: Comediantes De La Vida (Spanish); Envien A Los Payasos (Spanish); Manda A Los Payasos (Spanish); Envia A Los Payasos (Spanish); Que Entren Los Payasos (Spanish)

Sentimental Baby (1960)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Nena Sentimental (Spanish)

Sentimental Journey (1944)

Music: Les Brown, Ben Homer; Lyrics: Bud Green

Introduced by: Les Brown

Other titles: Jornada Sentimental (Spanish); Viaje Sentimental (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley

September in the Rain (1935)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Stars Over Broadway / Warner Brothers (film)

Other titles: Septiembre Bajo La LLuvia (Spanish); Septiembre En La Lluvia (Spanish)

September Song (1938)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson

Source: Knickerboker Holiday (musical)

Introduced by: Walter Huston

Other titles: Canción de Septiembre (Spanish); Canção De Setembro (Portuguese); セプテンバー・ソング (Japanese); Settembre (Italian)

Appears in medley: Medley: Among My Souvenirs / September Song / As Time Goes By; It's Jubilee Time medley; Collegiate medley; Medley: September Song / Oh, Mr. Merrill

Serenade in Blue (1942)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Orchestra Wives / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Other titles: Serenata En Azul (Spanish)

Serenade of the Bells (1947)

Music: Al Goodhart, Kay Twomey, Al Urbano; Lyrics: Al Goodhart, Kay Twomey, Al Urbano

Introduced by: Sammy Kaye

Shades of Twilight (1940)

Music: Jimmy Dorsey; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye; Original music: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Source: Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" (based)

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Shadow Waltz (1933)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Gold Diggers of 1933 / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Shadows on the Sand (1940)

Music: Will Grosz; Lyrics: Stanley Adams

Other titles: Sombras en la Arena (Spanish)

Shake Down the Stars (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Bob Crosby

Other titles: Sacude las Estrellas (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Too Romantic / Where Was I / Shake Down the Stars; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: It's a Wonderful World / Believing / Shake Down the Stars

She Believes In Me

Music: Baker Knight; Lyrics: Baker Knight

She Didn't Say Yes (1931)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Otto Harbach

Source: The Cat and the Fiddle (musical)

Introduced by: Bettina Hall

She Says (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ella Dice (Spanish)

Sheila (1950)

Music: Christopher Hayward, Frank Sinatra, Robert Staver; Lyrics: Christopher Hayward, Frank Sinatra, Robert Staver

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Shine On, Harvest Moon (1908)

Music: Nora Bayes; Lyrics: Jack Norworth

Appears in medley: Till the End of Time [Sweet Mystery / Harvest Moon intro]

Shoo Shoo Baby (1944)

Music: Phil Moore; Lyrics: Phil Moore

Source: Follow the Boys / Universal (film)

Introduced by: The Andrews Sisters

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2

Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy (1945)

Music: Guy Wood; Lyrics: Sammy Gallop

Introduced by: Stan Kenton

Appears in medley: Season Highlights medley

Shortnin' Bread (1900)

Music: James Whitcomb Riley; Lyrics: James Whitcomb Riley

Appears in medley: "Mammy's Little Frankie" (Shortnin' Bread parody)

Should I Believe My Heart (1945)

Music: Al Herman, Buddy Morrow; Lyrics: Al Hoffman

Should I? (1930)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: Lord Byron of Broadway / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Charles Kaley

Other titles: Should I (Reveal) (Alternate); ¿Debiera? (Spanish); Puedo Yo (Spanish); Será verdad (Spanish)

Show Me the Way to Go Home (1925)

Music: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly

Introduced by: New Prince's Toronto Band

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"; So Long We Gotta Go Home

Side by Side (1927)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Harry Woods

Introduced by: Sam Lanin

Appears in medley: Side by Side [parody]; Together Again medley; Love and Three medley; Frank and Dinah medley [1958]

Side by Side [parody] (1957)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Harry Woods

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and The Tri-Tones

Contains (medley of): Side by Side; Side by Side

Sierra Sue (1940)

Music: Joseph Buell Carey; Lyrics: Joseph Buell Carey

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight; Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: Fools Rush In / Sierra Sue / Love Lies

Siesta (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Silent Night (1818)

Music: Franz Gruber; Lyrics: Joseph Mohr

Other titles: Silent Night, Holy Night (Alternate); Noche Silenciosa (Spanish); Noche Silenciosa, Noche Sagrada (Spanish); Noche De Paz (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Medley: O Come All Ye Faithful / Silent Night

Silver (1956)

Music: Elmer Bernstein

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Silver, The Patrician (Alternate)

Silver Bells (1950)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: The Lemon Drop Kid / Paramount (written)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Carole Richards

Appears in medley: Silver Bells / Mistletoe and Holly

Silver Bells / Mistletoe and Holly (1988)

Music: Jay Livingston, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Ray Evans, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: KJOI FM 99

Contains (medley of): Silver Bells; Mistletoe and Holly

Silver Threads Among the Gold (1873)

Music: H.P. Danks; Lyrics: Eben E. Rexford

Appears in medley: Darling I Am Growing Older

Sinatra Songbook medley (1960)

Music: Arthur Altman, Harold Arlen, Joe Bushkin, Michael Carr, Walter Donaldson, Vernon Duke, Ray Henderson, Ruth Lowe, Gerald Marks, Sol Parker, Cole Porter, Johnny Richards, Richard Rodgers, Hank Sanicola, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Lew Spence, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Lew Brown, Sammy Cahn, Buddy DeSylva, John DeVries, Ted Fetter, Lorenz Hart, Gus Kahn, Jimmy Kennedy, Ted Koehler, John Latouche, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Ruth Lowe, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Seymour Simons, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): Oh! Look at Me Now; All or Nothing at All; One for My Baby (and One More for the Road); This Love of Mine; I'll Never Smile Again; Three Coins in the Fountain; Young at Heart; C'est Magnifique; I Love Paris; Night and Day; South of the Border (Down Mexico Way); (Love Is) The Tender Trap; Learnin' the Blues; Get Happy; Nice 'n' Easy; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; I've Got You Under My Skin; Taking a Chance on Love; Love and Marriage; Makin' Whoopee; All of Me; I've Got the World on a String; The Birth of the Blues; Well, Did You Evah?

Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me (1976)

Music: Cy Coleman, Ervin Drake, Bert Kaempfert, Gerald Marks, Jimmy McHugh, Johnny Richards, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Lew Spence, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Sammy Cahn, Ervin Drake, Carolyn Leigh, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Phil Silvers, Seymour Simons, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and John Denver

Contains (medley of): Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Five Minutes More; Come Fly with Me; Nice 'n' Easy; Learnin' the Blues; Strangers in the Night; Witchcraft; It Was a Very Good Year; Young at Heart; Nancy (with the Laughing Face); A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; Love and Marriage; High Hopes; All the Way; All of Me

Sinatra-Denver Medley #2: My Sweet Lady / Leaving on a Jet Plane / Like a Sad Song (1976)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: John Denver

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and John Denver

Contains (medley of): My Sweet Lady; Leaving on a Jet Plane; Like a Sad Song

Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley (1976)

Music: Vernon Duke, Gerald Marks, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Yip Harburg, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Seymour Simons

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and John Denver

Contains (medley of): April in Paris; All of Me; My Kind of Town (Chicago Is); The Lady Is a Tramp; I Get a Kick Out of You

Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley (1976)

Music: George Bassman, Matt Dennis, Ruth Lowe, George Meyer, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, Johnny Burke, Ruth Lowe, Ned Washington

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and John Denver

Contains (medley of): I'm Getting Sentimental Over You; I'll Never Smile Again; Let's Get Away From It All; Imagination; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; There Are Such Things

Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley (1976)

Music: Cy Coleman, Ervin Drake, Bert Kaempfert, Jimmy McHugh, Johnny Richards, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Lew Spence, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Sammy Cahn, Ervin Drake, Carolyn Leigh, Dolores Vicki Silvers, Phil Silvers, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and John Denver

Contains (medley of): Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Five Minutes More; Come Fly with Me; Nice 'n' Easy; Learnin' the Blues; Strangers in the Night; Witchcraft; It Was a Very Good Year; Young at Heart; Nancy (with the Laughing Face); A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; Love and Marriage; High Hopes; All the Way

Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley (1945)

Music: Irving Berlin, Joe Bushkin, Eric Coates, Matt Dennis, Walter Donaldson, George Gershwin, George Meyer, Sol Parker, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, Irving Berlin, Buddy DeSylva, John DeVries, Jack Lawrence, Abe Lyman, Ballard MacDonald, Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey and The Pied Pipers

Contains (medley of): Somebody Loves Me; Sleepy Lagoon; This Love of Mine; Oh! Look at Me Now; Marie; What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry?; There Are Such Things; Song of India; Everything Happens to Me

Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive (1945)

Music: Harold Arlen, Georges Bizet, Ruggero Leoncavallo, Vic Mizzy, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen, Giuseppe Verdi; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Sammy Cahn, Mann Curtis, Oscar Hammerstein II, Johnny Mercer; Libretto: Ruggero Leoncavallo, Francesco Maria Piave

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Lawrence Tibbett

Contains (medley of): Bella figlia dell'amore; Sunday, Monday or Always; Dat's Love (Habanera); Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week); Vesti la giubba; My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time; La donna è mobile; Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive

Since Marie Has Left Paree (1964)

Music: Hy Glaser, Jerry Solomon; Lyrics: Hy Glaser, Jerry Solomon

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Since You Went Away (1944)

Music: Gary Bruce [Ben Barton pseudonym], Leon Carr; Lyrics: Al Hoffman

Sincerely Yours (1947)

Music: Will Jason; Lyrics: Sid Robin

Sing (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Source: Sesame Street (television series)

Sing Soft, Sweet and Gentle

Music: Jackie Barnett, Jimmy Durante; Lyrics: Jackie Barnett, Jimmy Durante

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante and Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Sing Soft, Sweet and Gentle [Birth of the Blues]

Sing Soft, Sweet and Gentle [Birth of the Blues] (1952)

Music: Jackie Barnett, Jimmy Durante, Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Jackie Barnett, Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Jimmy Durante

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Sing Soft, Sweet and Gentle; The Birth of the Blues

Singin' in the Rain (1929)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: The Hollywood Music Box Revue / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Doris Eaton Travis

Sioux City Sue (1945)

Music: Max Freedman, Dick Thomas; Lyrics: Max Freedman, Dick Thomas

Introduced by: Dick Thomas

Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Stubby Kaye

Appears in medley: Guys and Dolls medley; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2]; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]

Sitting By the Window (1949)

Music: Paul Insetta; Lyrics: Paul Insetta

Skylark (1941)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Gene Krupa

Sleep Warm (1958)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dulce Sueño (Spanish)

Sleepy Lagoon (1940)

Music: Eric Coates; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

Introduced by: Eric Coates

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley

Sleepy Time Gal (1925)

Music: Joseph Alden, Raymond Egan, Ange Lorenzo, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Joseph Alden, Raymond Egan, Ange Lorenzo, Richard Whiting

Introduced by: Carlyle Stevenson

Other titles: Dívku Ze Snů (Czech)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Slow Dance (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Piece for Woodwind #2 (Alternate); Piece for String Instruments: Part One (Alternate)

Slowly (1945)

Music: David Raskin; Lyrics: Kermit Goell

Source: Fallen Angel / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

Smack Dab in the Middle (1955)

Music: Jesse Stone; Lyrics: Jesse Stone

Introduced by: Charlie Calhoun

Appears in medley: Smack Dab in the Middle (parody)

Smack Dab in the Middle (parody) (1956)

Music: Jesse Stone; Lyrics: Jesse Stone

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore and Dizzy Dean

Contains (medley of): Smack Dab in the Middle

Small Fry (1938)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Sing You Sinners / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby, Donald O'Connor and Fred MacMurrary

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Smile (1954)

Music: Charlie Chaplin; Lyrics: Geoffrey Parsons, John Turner

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

Smoke Dreams

Music: John Klenner, Lloyd Shaffer, Ted Steele; Lyrics: John Klenner, Lloyd Shaffer, Ted Steele

Source: Chesterfield Supper Club (theme)

Appears in medley: These Foolish Things / Smoke Dreams / Chesterfield

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (1933)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Otto Harbach

Source: Roberta (musical)

Introduced by: Tamara

Snootie Little Cutie (1942)

Music: Bobby Troup; Lyrics: Bobby Troup

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Snooty Little Cutie (Alternate)

Snuggled on Your Shoulder (Cuddled in Your Arms) (1931)

Music: Carmen Lombardo; Lyrics: Joe Young

Introduced by: Charles Dornberger

Appears in medley: Old Favourites Medley: Until the Real Thing Comes Along / Lost In A Fog / Snuggled On Your Shoulder

So Far (1947)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Allegro (musical)

Introduced by: Gloria Wills

So in Love (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me, Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Patricia Morison

Appears in medley: "Kiss Me Kate" Overture

So Long We Gotta Go Home (1958)

Music: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): Show Me the Way to Go Home

So Long, For a While

Music: unknown; Lyrics: Hy Zaret

Appears in medley: Put Your Dreams Away / So Long, For a While

So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh (1935)

Music: Woody Guthrie; Lyrics: Woody Guthrie

Introduced by: Woody Guthrie

Other titles: Dusty Old Dust (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Medley: Welcome to My World / Now is the Hour / So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh / Auld Lang Syne

So Long, My Love (1957)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Adiós, mi Amor (Spanish)

So They Tell Me (1946)

Music: Arthur Kent; Lyrics: Jack Gale, Harold Mott

Other titles: Derechos Reservados (Spanish)

Softly, As I Leave You (1962)

Music: Antonio DeVita; Lyrics: Hal Shaper; Italian lyrics [original]: Giorgio Calabrese

Source: Piano (based)

Introduced by: Matt Monro

Other titles: Piano (Italian); Suavemente, Mientras Te Dejo (Spanish); Suavemente Me Alejaré (Spanish); Docemente, Enquanto Eu A Deixo (Portuguese); Tan Suavemente Como Te Dejo (Spanish); Suavemente Mientras Te Dojo (Spanish); Dejándote Suavemente (Spanish); Suavemente al Alejarme (Spanish)

Solenne in quest'ora (1862)

Music: Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto: Francesco Maria Piave

Source: La forza del destino (opera)

Soliloquy (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carousel (musical)

Introduced by: John Raitt

Other titles: Soliloquio (Spanish)

Some Enchanted Evening (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Ezio Pinza

Other titles: Una Noche Encantada (Spanish); Una Tarde Maravillosa (Spanish); Hechizadora noche (Spanish); Noche Encantada (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "South Pacific" Overture

Some of Your Sweetness (Got Into My Heart) (1940)

Music: G. Clayborn, J. Clayborn; Lyrics: G. Clayborn, J. Clayborn

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Some Other Time (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: Finale: As Long As There's Music / Some Other Time / Where Does Love Begin?

Some Sunday Morning (1945)

Music: Ray Heindorf, M.K. Jerome; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: San Antonio / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Alexis Smith

Some Traveling Music (1969)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Alguna Musica Viajera (Spanish title); Una Musica Viajera (Spanish title)

Somebody Loves Me (1924)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva, Ballard MacDonald

Introduced by: Winnie Lightner

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; Living Room medley; Love and Three medley

Someday (You'll Want Me to Want You) (1944)

Music: Jimmie Hodges; Lyrics: Jimmie Hodges

Introduced by: Elton Britt

Someone Like You (1949)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Source: My Dream Is Yours / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Someone to Light Up My Life (1965)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Gene Lees; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Roberto Paiva

Other titles: Se Todos Fôssem Iguais A Você (Portuguese); Alguien Que Ilumine Mi Vida (Spanish); Alguien que Alegre mi vida (Spanish); Si Todos Fuesen Igual Que Tú (Spanish)

Someone to Watch Over Me (1926)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Oh, Kay! (musical)

Introduced by: Gertrude Lawrence

Other titles: Alguem Me Protege (Portuguese); Alguien Que Me Cuide (Spanish); Alguien Que Me Vigile (Spanish)

Appears in medley: The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Medley: My Gal Sal / The Girl That I Marry / Blue Moon / Someone to Watch Over Me

Somethin' Stupid (1967)

Music: C. Carson Parks; Lyrics: C. Carson Parks

Introduced by: Carson and Gaile

Other titles: Algo Tonto (Spanish); Una Tontería (Spanish); Coisinha Estúpida (Portuguese); Я Люблю Тебя (Russian); Algo Estúpido (Spanish); Nešto Glupo (Croatian)

Something (1969)

Music: George Harrison; Lyrics: George Harrison

Introduced by: The Beatles

Other titles: Algo (Spanish)

Something in Common (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Van Johnson

Contains (medley of): Nothing in Common

Something Old, Something New (1946)

Music: Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles; Lyrics: Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles

Other titles: Something Old Something New (Alternate)

Something Sort of Grandish (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Something to Remember You By (1930)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Three's a Crowd (revue)

Introduced by: Libby Holman

Something Wonderful (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Dorothy Sarnoff

Something Wonderful Happens in Summer (1956)

Music: Joe Bushkin; Lyrics: John DeVries

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Algo Maravilloso ocurre en Verano (Spanish)

Something's Gotta Give (1955)

Music: Johnny Mercer; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Daddy Long Legs / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Algo Tiene Que Suceder (Spanish); Alguien Tiene Que Ceder (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen

Sometimes I'm Happy (1925)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Irving Caesar

Source: Hit the Deck (musical)

Introduced by: Charles King and Louise Groody

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling (1913)

Music: Eileen Newton; Lyrics: Arthur Tate

Somewhere Along the Way (1951)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Gallop

Introduced by: Jerry Gray

Other titles: En Alguna Parte A Lo Largo Del Comino (Spanish); En Algun Lugar Del Camino (Spanish)

Somewhere in the Night (1946)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Three Little Girls in Blue / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Vivian Blaine

Other titles: Cita En La Noche (Spanish)

Somewhere in Your Heart (1964)

Music: Clarence Kehner; Lyrics: Russell Faith

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: En Un Rincon de Tu Corazon (Spanish); En Alguna Parte De Tu Corazón (Spanish); En Algún Lugar De Tu Corazón (Spanish); Někde Ve Tvém Srdci (Czech); Un Lugar En Tu Corazon (Spanish); Em Alguma Parte Do Seu Coração (Portuguese); 心のかたすみに (Japanese); En Algún Rincón de ha Corazón (Spanish); En Algún Rincón De Tu Corazón (Spanish)

Somewhere My Love (Lara's Theme) (1965)

Music: Maurice Jarre; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: Doctor Zhivago / MGM (theme)

Other titles: En Algun Lugar Mi Amor (Spanish); Doctor Zhivago (Spanish); Tema de Lara (Spanish)

Song of India (1898)

Music: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley

Song of the Sabiá (1968)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Chico Buarque de Holanda

Introduced by: Chico Buarque de Hollanda

Other titles: Song of the Sabia (Alternate); La Canción de Sabia (Spanish); Sabiá (Portuguese)

Song Sung Blue (1972)

Music: Neil Diamond; Lyrics: Neil Diamond

Introduced by: Neil Diamond

Songs Sinatra Passed on: Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing / Nature Boy / Mona Lisa (1965)

Music: Eden Ahbez, Ray Evans, Sammy Fain, Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Eden Ahbez, Ray Evans, Jay Livingston, Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing; Nature Boy; Mona Lisa

Sonny Boy (1928)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Source: The Singing Fool / Warner Bros (film)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Appears in medley: Bing and Frank medley: You Are My Sunshine / Sonny Boy / You're the Top

Soon (1927)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Strike Up the Band (musical)

Introduced by: Margaret Schilling and Jerry Goff

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

Sorry (1949)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Buddy Pepper

Introduced by: Eddie Fisher

Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word (1976)

Music: Elton John; Lyrics: Bernie Taupin

Introduced by: Elton John

Sound-Off [The Pied Pipers intro] (1945)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

South - To a Warmer Place (1981)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Loonis McGlohon

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Sur, Hacia Un Lugar Mas Cálido (Spanish)

South America, Take It Away (1946)

Music: Harold Rome; Lyrics: Harold Rome

Source: Call Me Mister (revue)

South of the Border (Down Mexico Way) (1939)

Music: Michael Carr; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy

Source: South of the Border / Republic Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Gene Autry

Other titles: En La Frontera De México (Spanish); Южный Край (Russian); К югу от границы, на запад от солнца (Russian); 国境の南 (Japanese); Al Sur De La Frontera (Spanish)

Appears in medley: South With the Boarder; World Tour medley: Mexico; Sinatra Songbook medley

South With the Boarder (1941)

Music: Michael Carr; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Contains (medley of): South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)

Speak Low (1943)

Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Ogden Nash

Source: One Touch of Venus (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin and Kenny Baker

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; "The Singing District Attorney" sketch; "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

Spend An Afternoon With Me (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Spring Is Here (1938)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: I Married an Angel (musical)

Introduced by: Dennis King and Vivienne Segal

Other titles: La Primavera Esta Aqui (Spanish)

Stan' Up and Fight (Toreador Song) (1943)

Music: Georges Bizet; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carmen Jones (musical); Bizet's "Toreador Song" from "Carmen" (based)

Appears in medley: Carmen Jones medley

Star! (1968)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Star! / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Julie Andrews

Other titles: Estrella (Spanish)

Stardust (1928)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Hoagy Carmichael

Other titles: Star Dust (Alternate); Zvezdana Prašina (Croatian); Polvo De Estrellas (Spanish); Polvillo De Estrellas (Spanish); スターダスト (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Medley: Pagan Love Song / You Go To My Head / Stardust

Stargazer (1976)

Music: Neil Diamond; Lyrics: Neil Diamond

Introduced by: Neil Diamond

Starlight Sonata (1942)

Music: Harry Katzman; Lyrics: Helen Bliss

Stars Fell on Alabama (1934)

Music: Frank Perkins; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: Guy Lombardo

Other titles: Estrellas Cayeron Sobre Alabama (Spanish); Cayeron Estrellas Sobre Alabama (Spanish); Estrellas Sobre Alabama (Spanish)

Stars in Your Eyes (1945)

Music: Gabriel Ruiz; Lyrics: Mort Greene; Spanish lyrics [original]: Ricardo López Méndez

Introduced by: Guy Lombardo

Other titles: Mar (Spanish title)

Start Off Each Day With A Song

Music: Jimmy Durante; Lyrics: Jimmy Durante

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante

Appears in medley: Jimmy Durante medley

Stay with Me (Main Theme from "The Cardinal") (1963)

Music: Jerome Moross; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Source: The Cardinal / Gamma (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Tema Principal de "El Cardinal" (Spanish); Quedate Conmigo (Spanish); Tema de "El Cardenal" (Spanish)

Stella by Starlight (1944)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Source: The Uninvited / Paramount (theme)

Introduced by: Victor Young

Other titles: Estela Al Resplandor De Las Estrellas (Spanish)

Stephen Foster medley: Beautiful Dreamer / Oh! Susanna / Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair (1949)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Beautiful Dreamer; Oh! Susanna; Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

Stephen Foster medley: Camptown Races / Beautiful Dreamer (1945)

Music: Stephen Foster; Lyrics: Stephen Foster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Lawrence Tibbett

Contains (medley of): Camptown Races; Beautiful Dreamer

Steppin' Out with My Baby (1948)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Easter Parade / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Appears in medley: Let's Do the Town Tonight / Steppin' Out with Tallulah

Stompin' at the Savoy (1933)

Music: Benny Goodman, Edgar Sampson, Chick Webb; Lyrics: Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Chick Webb

Appears in medley: Goodman Medley: Savoy / After You've Gone / I Only Have Eyes For You; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp

Stormy Weather (1933)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: 1933 Cotton Club Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

Other titles: Tiempo Tormentoso (Spanish); Stormy Weather (Keeps Rainin' All the Time) (Alternate); Tiempo Borrascoso (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Harold Arlen medley; Memory medley: The Very Thought Of You / Stormy Weather / Let's Fall in Love; Stormy Weather [Ill Wind ending]

Stormy Weather [Ill Wind ending] (1953)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Contains (medley of): Stormy Weather; Ill Wind

Stout-Hearted Men (1927)

Music: Sigmund Romberg; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The New Moon (operatta)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Strange Music (1944)

Music: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Lyrics: George Forrest, Robert Wright; Original music: Edvard Grieg

Source: Song of Norway (operetta); Grieg's "Wedding Day at Troldhaugen" (based)

Introduced by: Lawrence Brooks and Helena Bliss

Other titles: Song of Love (Alternate); Canción de Amor (Spanish)

Strangers in the Night (1966)

Music: Bert Kaempfert; Lyrics: Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

Source: A Man Could Get Killed / Cherokee Productions (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Extraños en la Noche (Spanish); Dlouhá Bíla Noc (Czech); Solo più che mai (Italian); Etrangers dans la nuit (French); Estranhos Na Noite (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; Diamond Jubilee medley; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank Sinatra Overture; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

Street Cries (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess Medley: Summertime / There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York / Street Cries / Bess, You Is My Woman Now

Street of Dreams (1932)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis

Introduced by: Russ Columbo

Other titles: Calle De Aueños (Spanish); Calle De Ensueños (Spanish); Calle De Sueños (Spanish); La Calle De Los Sueños (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; Dorsey Memory Medley

Strictly U.S.A. (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Take Me Out to the Ball Game / MGM (film)

Style (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Robin and the 7 Hoods / Warner Bros. (film)

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

Suddenly It's Spring (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Lady in the Dark / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Ginger Rogers and Don Loper

Sue Me (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Sam Levene and Vivian Blaine

Appears in medley: Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]

Summer Evening (1940)

Music: Ray Veckruise; Lyrics: Ray Veckruise

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Summer Me, Winter Me (1972)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Source: The Picasso Summer / Warner Bros. (theme)

Introduced by: Sarah Vaughan

Other titles: Exáltame, Aquiétame (Spanish)

Summer Night (1936)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Sing Me a Love Song / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: James Melton

Summer Wind (1965)

Music: Heinz Meier; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer; German lyrics [original]: Hans Bradtke

Introduced by: Wayne Newton

Other titles: Brisa De Verano (Spanish); Viento Estival (Spanish); Viento De Verano (Spanish); Летен Вятър (Bulgarian); Летний Ветер (Russian); Když Cítím Tas Ten Vítr Vát (Czech); Vento De Verão (Portuguese)

Summertime (1934)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Introduced by: Abbie Mitchell

Appears in medley: Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'; Porgy and Bess medley: Summertime / It Ain't Necessarily So / Bess, O Where's My Bess?; Porgy and Bess Medley: Summertime / There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York / Street Cries / Bess, You Is My Woman Now

Sunday (1926)

Music: Chester Conn, Bennie Krueger, Ned Miller, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Chester Conn, Bennie Krueger, Ned Miller, Jule Styne

Introduced by: Abe Lyman

Other titles: Domingo (Spanish)

Sunday, Monday or Always (1943)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Dixie / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Sunday, Monday, or Always (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Monday, Monday, on Monday; Frank and Bing medley [Vimms 1944]; "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit; Piggy, Piggy, Piggy [Sunday, Monday or Always parody]; Dick Haymes, Dick Todd and Como [Sunday, Monday or Always parody]; Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; World War II medley; We Three Pin-Up Boys (Sunday, Monday or Always parody); Frank and Dean medley [1957]; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Love and Three medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Sunflower (1948)

Music: Mack David; Lyrics: Mack David

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Sunny [Bobby Hebb] (1965)

Music: Bobby Hebb; Lyrics: Bobby Hebb

Introduced by: Mieko Hirota

Other titles: Sigueme (Spanish)

Sunny [Kern-Hammerstein-Harbach] (1925)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach

Source: Sunny (musical)

Sunrise in the Morning (1970)

Music: Paul Ryan; Lyrics: Paul Ryan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Sol Del Amanecer (Spanish); Aurora En La Mañana (Spanish); Sol De Amanecer (Spanish); El amanecer por la ventana (Spanish); El amanecer por la mañana (Spanish); Amanecer En La Mañana (Spanish)

Sunrise Over Taxco (1940)

Music: George Elliott; Lyrics: Ted Pardue

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Sunshine Cake (1950)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Riding High / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Sunshine on My Shoulders (1971)

Music: John Denver, Dick Kniss, Mike Taylor; Lyrics: John Denver, Dick Kniss, Mike Taylor

Introduced by: John Denver

Sweet and Lovely (1931)

Music: Gus Arnheim, Charles N. Daniels, Harry Tobias; Lyrics: Gus Arnheim, Charles N. Daniels, Harry Tobias

Introduced by: Gus Arnheim

Sweet Blindness (1968)

Music: Laura Nyro; Lyrics: Laura Nyro

Introduced by: Laura Nyro

Sweet Caroline (1969)

Music: Neil Diamond; Lyrics: Neil Diamond

Introduced by: Neil Diamond

Other titles: Žít Sám Je Fajn (Czech); Dulce Carolina (Spanish)

Sweet Leilani (1937)

Music: Harry Owens; Lyrics: Harry Owens

Source: Waikiki Wedding / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Sweet Lorraine (1928)

Music: Cliff Burwell; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Introduced by: The Radiolites

Sweet Sue, Just You (1928)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Will J. Harris

Introduced by: Charley Straight

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (1865)

Music: Wallace Willis; Lyrics: Wallace Willis

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Rat Pack parody medley [incomplete]

Swingin' Down the Lane (1923)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Isham Jones

Other titles: Haciendo Swing En la Callejuela (Spanish); Ballando en el camino (Spanish)

Swinging on a Star (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Going My Way / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Meciéndose en una estrella (Spanish); Meciéndome En Una Estrella (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Parody medley: Out of Nowhere / Swingin' on a Star; Love and Three medley

Symphony (1945)

Music: Alex Alstone; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence; French lyrics [original]: Roger Bernstein, Andre Tabet

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Appears in medley: Teenage Tina skit; Billboard Magazine medley

Take a Chance (1954)

Music: Rudy Raskin; Lyrics: Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Haz Un Cambio (Spanish); Dame Una Oportunidad (Spanish)

Take Back Your Mink (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Vivian Blaine

Take It Off

Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit; "Frankie and Ginny" skit [shortened version]

Take Me (1942)

Music: Rube Bloom; Lyrics: Mack David

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Other titles: Cógeme (Spanish)

Take Me Back to Manhattan (1930)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: The New Yorkers (musical)

Take Me in Your Arms (1932)

Music: Fred Markush; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish; German lyrics [original]: Fritz Rotter

Introduced by: Ruth Etting

Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1908)

Music: Albert Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Jack Norworth

Introduced by: Harvey Hindermeyer

Appears in medley: We Can't Do That Anymore

Take My Love (1950)

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Original music: Johannes Brahms

Source: Brahms' "Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90" (based)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Take the "A" Train (1939)

Music: Billy Strayhorn; Lyrics: Joya Sherrill

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

Taking a Chance on Love (1940)

Music: Vernon Duke; Lyrics: Ted Fetter, John Latouche

Source: Cabin in the Sky (musical)

Other titles: Atreviendose Al Amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Taking a Chance on SHARE; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Sinatra Songbook medley

Talk to Me (1959)

Music: Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallée; Lyrics: Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallée

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Háblame (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Talk to Me [with parody lyrics]

Talk to Me [with parody lyrics] (1960)

Music: Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallée; Lyrics: Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallée

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Talk to Me

Talk to Me Baby (1964)

Music: Robert Dolan; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Foxy (musical)

Introduced by: Bert Lahr and Julienne Marie

Other titles: Háblame Nena (Spanish); Hablame Cariño (Spanish)

Talk to the Animals (1967)

Music: Leslie Bricusse; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse

Source: Doctor Dolittle / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Rex Harrison

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

Tammy (1957)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: Tammy and the Bachelor / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Debbie Reynolds

Appears in medley: Oscar Eligible Favourites medley

Tangerine (1942)

Music: Victor Schertzinger; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: The Fleet's In / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Tarantella Napoletana

Music: traditional

Appears in medley: Neapolitan guitar medley: Torna a Surriento / Tarantella Napoletana

Tea for Two (1924)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Irving Caesar

Source: No, No, Nanette (musical)

Introduced by: Phyllis Cleveland and Jack Barker

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley; Tea in Gay Paree

Tea in Gay Paree (1957)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Irving Caesar; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Tea for Two

Teach Me Tonight (1953)

Music: Gene De Paul; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Janet Brace

Appears in medley: Teach Me Tonight [1984 revision]

Teach Me Tonight [1984 revision] (1984)

Music: Gene De Paul; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Lyrics [additional]: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Enséñame Esta Noche (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): Teach Me Tonight

Teenage Tina skit (1946)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Alex Alstone, Harold Arlen, Dave Franklin, Sidney Lippman, Richard Rodgers, Jule Styne, Irving Taylor; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Sylvia Dee, Dave Franklin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Jack Lawrence, Johnny Mercer, Al Stillman, Irving Taylor; French lyrics [original]: Roger Bernstein, Andre Tabet

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Lily Belle; If I Loved You; In the Middle of May; It's Been a Long, Long Time; Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; Chickery Chick; Symphony

Teenage Tina Songs for Daddy skit (1946)

Music: Milton Ager, Leo Friedman, John Kellette, Sigmund Romberg; Lyrics: James Brockman, Oscar Hammerstein II, James Kendis, Nat Vincent, Beth Slater Whitson, Jack Yellen

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles; I Wonder What's Become of Sally; Let Me Call You Sweetheart; Lover, Come Back to Me

Tell Her (You Love Her Each Day) (1965)

Music: Gil Ward, Charles Watkins; Lyrics: Gil Ward, Charles Watkins

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dile (Que la Amas Siempre) (Spanish); Dile (Que la Quieres Cada Dia) (Spanish); Dile (Que La Amas Cada Día) (Spanish); Dile que la quieres (Spanish); Cuentale (Spanish); Diga A Ela (Portuguese); そっとさようなら (Japanese); Dile a Ella (Tú lo amas cada día) (Spanish); Dile Que La Quieras (Spanish)

Tell Her You Love Her (1957)

Music: Homer Denison; Lyrics: Hugh Halliday, Barry Parker

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Dile Que La Quieres (Spanish)

Tell It To A Star (1945)

Music: Shirley Botwin; Lyrics: Shirley Botwin

Source: Tell It To A Star / Republic Pictures (film)

Tell Me (1919)

Music: Max Kortlander; Lyrics: J. Will Callahan

Introduced by: Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra

Tell Me at Midnight (1940)

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Bickley Reichner; Original music: Giuseppe Anapeta; Original lyrics: Enzo Bonagura

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Dímelo A Medianoche (Spanish)

Temptation (1933)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Arthur Freed

Source: Going Hollywood / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody / Temptation / I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)

Ten Crack Commandments (1997)

Music: The Notorious B.I.G., DJ Premier; Lyrics: The Notorious B.I.G., DJ Premier

Introduced by: The Notorious B.I.G.

Appears in medley: Ten Crack Commandments / Fools Rush In

Ten Crack Commandments / Fools Rush In (2006)

Music: Rube Bloom, The Notorious B.I.G., DJ Premier; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer, The Notorious B.I.G., DJ Premier

Contains (medley of): Ten Crack Commandments; Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)

Ten Little Indians

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Mother Goose medley

Tenderly (1947)

Music: Walter Gross; Lyrics: Jack Lawrence

Introduced by: Dick Farney

Tennessee Newsboy (The Newsboy Blues) (1952)

Music: Percy Faith; Lyrics: Dick Manning

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Tennessee Newsboy (Alternate)

Tess's Torch Song (I Had A Man) (1944)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ted Koehler

Source: Up in Arms / Samuel Goldwyn Productions (film)

Introduced by: Dinah Shore

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

Thanks for the Memory (1938)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: The Big Broadcast of 1938 / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bob Hope and Shirley Ross

Other titles: Gracias Por Los Recuerdos (Spanish); Gracias Por El Recuerdo (Spanish)

That Face (1957)

Music: Lew Spence; Lyrics: Alan Bergman

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Appears in medley: Medley: Where or When / I See Your Face Before Me / That Face / You're Sensational

That Great Come-and-Get It Day (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Appears in medley: "Finian's Rainbow" Overture; Medley: It's a Good Day / Almost Like Being in Love / Great Day / That Great Come-and-Get It Day

That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) (1949)

Music: Beasley Smith; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie

Introduced by: Vaughn Monroe

Other titles: That Lucky Old Sun (Alternate)

That Old Black Magic (1942)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Star Spangled Rhythm / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Glenn Miller

Other titles: Aquella Magia Negra (Spanish); Aquiella Vieja Mágia Negra (Spanish); Esa Vieja Magia Negra (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "The Singing District Attorney" sketch; I've Got You Under My Skin ["That Old Black Magic" interjection]; Together Again medley; You Go To My Head / That Old Black Magic; Harold Arlen medley (part 1); Inaugural Gala medley

That Old Feeling (1937)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Lew Brown

Source: Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938 / Walter Wagner (film)

Introduced by: Virginia Verrill

Other titles: Ese Viejo Sentimiento (Spanish); Aquel Viejo Sentimiento (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #1; "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"; Good Old Songs medley

That's All (1953)

Music: Bob Haymes; Lyrics: Alan Brandt

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

Other titles: Está Bién (Spanish); Esto es todo (Spanish)

That's Amore (1953)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Jack Brooks

Source: The Caddy / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Dean Martin

Appears in medley: Oscar Nominee medley

That's Entertainment! (1953)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: The Band Wagon / MGM (film)

Appears in medley: That's Entertainment! (Oscars Finale)

That's Entertainment! (Oscars Finale) (1975)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Shirley MacLaine and Bob Hope

Contains (medley of): That's Entertainment!

That's For Me (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: State Fair / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

That's How It Goes (1940)

Music: William Callan; Lyrics: William Callan

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

That's How Much I Love You (1946)

Music: Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler, J. Graydon Hall; Lyrics: Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler, J. Graydon Hall

Introduced by: Eddy Arnold

Other titles: That's How I Love You (Erroneous title)

That's Life (1964)

Music: Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson; Lyrics: Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

Introduced by: Marian Montgomery

Other titles: ¡Esta Es Vida! (Spanish); Es La Vida (Spanish); Isto É A Vida (Portuguese); ¡Esta Es la Vida! (Spanish); Así Es La Vida (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley; Overture: Put Your Dreams Away / I'll Never Smile Again / Learnin' the Blues / Nice 'n' Easy / That's Life / Put Your Dreams Away; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

That's My Affair (1943)

Music: Hy Zaret; Lyrics: Irving Weiser

Source: Always a Bridesmaid / Universal (film)

That's My Desire (1931)

Music: Helmy Kresa; Lyrics: Carroll Loveday

Introduced by: Russell Wooding

That's My Weakness Now (1928)

Music: Sam H. Stept; Lyrics: Bud Green

Introduced by: Paul Johnson and His 4 Hawaiians

That's What God Looks Like (1980)

Music: Lois Irwin, Lan O'Kun; Lyrics: Lois Irwin, Lan O'Kun

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Asi Veo Yo A Dios (Spanish); En Que Momento Sale El Milagro Siguiente (Spanish); That's What God Looks Like To Me (Alternate); 神の姿は (Japanese); Así Concibo A Dios (Spanish); Eso Es En Lo Que Dios Se Me Parece (Spanish)

The Anniversary Song (1946)

Music: Saul Chaplin, Al Jolson; Lyrics: Saul Chaplin, Al Jolson

Source: Waves of the Danube (based)

The Ballad of Davy Crockett (1954)

Music: George Bruns; Lyrics: Thomas W. Blackburn

Source: Disneyland / ABC (television)

Introduced by: The Wellingtons

Appears in medley: I Don't Know Why / You Go To My Head / Davy Crockett / Night and Day

The Band Played On (1895)

Music: Charles B. Ward; Lyrics: John F. Palmer

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-09-25]

The Bathtub Scene (1961)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Les Poupées De Paris (musical)

The Beautiful Strangers (1967)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Rod McKuen

Other titles: Los Hermosos Extranos (Spanish); Los Bellos Extraños (Spanish)

The Begat (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

The Bells of Christmas

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Original music: traditional; Original lyrics: traditional

Source: Greensleeves (based)

Other titles: Greensleeves (Original); Las Campanas De Navidad (Spanish)

The Best I Ever Had (1976)

Music: Danny Hice, Ruby Hice; Lyrics: Danny Hice, Ruby Hice

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Best Is Yet to Come (1959)

Music: Cy Coleman; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Cy Coleman

Other titles: Lo mejor esta por venir (Spanish); Lo Mejor No Llego Todavía (Spanish); Lo Mejor Esta Por Llegar (Spanish); 楽しみはこれから (Japanese)

The Best of Everything (1984)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lo Mejor De Todo (Spanish)

The Best Things in Life Are Free (1927)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Source: Good News (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Lawlor and John Price Jones

The Birth of the Blues (1926)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Source: George White's Scandals (revue)

Other titles: El Nacimiento Del Blues (Spanish)

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sing Soft, Sweet and Gentle [Birth of the Blues]; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

The Boulevard of Broken Dreams (1934)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: Moulin Rouge / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Constance Bennett

The Bowery (1891)

Music: Percy Gaunt; Lyrics: Charles H. Hoyt

Appears in medley: New York medley; New York medley [1986]

The Boys' Night Out (1962)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Breeze and I (1940)

Music: Ernesto Lecuona; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Source: Ernesto Lecuona's "Andalucia" (based)

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

The Brooklyn Bridge (1947)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Call of the Canyon (1940)

Music: Billy Hill; Lyrics: Billy Hill

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: La Atracción de la Naturalez (Spanish); La Llamada Del Cañon (Spanish)

The Charm of You (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Tu Encanto (Spanish)

The Christmas Song (1946)

Music: Mel Tormé, Robert Wells; Lyrics: Mel Tormé, Robert Wells

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

Other titles: La Canción De Navidad (Spanish); The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You) (Alternate); La Canción De La Navidad (Spanish); The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire) (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night

The Christmas Waltz (1954)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Vals De Navidad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: December Song (I Dreamed of Christmas)

The Coffee Song (They've Got an Awful Lot of Coffee in Brazil) (1946)

Music: Dick Miles; Lyrics: Bob Hilliard

Source: Copacabana Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Julie Wilson

Other titles: La Canción Del Café (Spanish)

The Continental (You Kiss While You're Dancing) (1934)

Music: Con Conrad; Lyrics: Herb Magidson

Source: The Gay Divorcee / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire

Other titles: El Continental (Spanish); コンチネンタル (Japanese)

The Cry of the Wild Goose (1950)

Music: Terry Gilkyson; Lyrics: Terry Gilkyson

Introduced by: Frankie Laine

Appears in medley: The Cry of the Wild Goose [parody]

The Cry of the Wild Goose [parody] (1950)

Music: Terry Gilkyson; Lyrics: Terry Gilkyson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Cry of the Wild Goose

The Curse of an Aching Heart (1913)

Music: Al Piantadosi; Lyrics: Henry Fink

Introduced by: Will Oakland

Other titles: La Maldición de Un Corazón Adolorido (Spanish); La Maldicion De Un Corazon Dolorido (Spanish)

The Dark Song (1968)

Music: Jerry Goldsmith; Lyrics: Estelle Leavitt

Source: The Detective / Fox (film)

The Day After Forever (1944)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Going My Way / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Jean Heather

The Dickey-Bird Song (1948)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

The Dum-Dot Song (I Put the Penny in the Gum Slot) (1946)

Music: Julian Kay; Lyrics: Julian Kay

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: The Dum Dot Song (Short); Dum Dot (The Gum Song) (Session report)

The End of a Love Affair (1951)

Music: Edward C. Redding; Lyrics: Edward C. Redding

Introduced by: Margaret Whiting

Other titles: El Fin De Un Conflicto Amoroso (Spanish)

The Fable of the Rose (1940)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Bickley Reichner

Other titles: La Fábula de la Rosa (Spanish)

The Faraway Part of Town (1960)

Music: André Previn; Lyrics: Dory Previn

Source: Pepe / Columbia Pictures (film)

The First Noel

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Other titles: The First Nöel (Alternative spelling); La Primera Navidad (Spanish); The First Noël (Alternative spelling)

The Folks Who Live on the Hill (1937)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: High, Wide and Handsome / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Irene Dunne

The Future (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Futuro (Spanish)

The Future (Conclusion): Song Without Words (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Futuro (Conclusión) "Canción Sin Palabras" (Spanish)

The Future (Continued): I've Been There! (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Futuro (Continuación) "He Estado Allí" (Spanish)

The Gal That Got Away (1954)

Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: A Star is Born / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Other titles: The Man That Got Away (Original); La Chica Que Se Fue (Spanish); La Compañera Que Yo Tuve (Spanish); La Que Se Escapo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind; Medley: In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / The Gal That Got Away

The Game Is Over (1970)

Music: John Denver; Lyrics: John Denver; Original music: Jean Bouchéty, Jean-Pierre Bourtayre

Introduced by: John Denver

The Gentleman is a Champ / But Beautiful [David and Lizette Sarnoff] (1967)

Music: Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp; But Beautiful

The Gentleman is a Champ [Lew Wasserman] (1986)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp

The Gentleman is a Champ [Orson Welles] (1975)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp

The Gentleman is a Champ [Spiro Agnew version 1] (1972)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp

The Gentleman is a Champ [Spiro Agnew version 2] (1972)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp

The Girl Friend (1926)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: The Girl Friend (musical)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

The Girl from Ipanema (1962)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Pery Ribeiro

Other titles: Garôta de Ipanema (Portuguese); La Chica De Ipanema (Spanish); Dívka Z Ipanemy (Czech); Garota De Ipanema (Portuguese)

Appears in medley: Medley: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate on You / The Girl From Ipanema

The Girl Next Door (1944)

Music: Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Source: Meet Me in St. Louis / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Other titles: The Boy Next Door (Original); La Chica De Al Lado (Spanish); La Chica de la Puerta Vecina (Spanish); ザ・ガール・ネクスト・ドアー (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask

The Girl That I Marry (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Annie Get Your Gun (musical)

Introduced by: Ray Middleton

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean medley [1957]; Medley: My Gal Sal / The Girl That I Marry / Blue Moon / Someone to Watch Over Me

The Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower (1963)

Music: Nelson Riddle; Lyrics: Richard Quine

Source: Paris When It Sizzles / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Girls I Never Kissed (1986)

Music: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller; Lyrics: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Good Life (1962)

Music: Sacha Distel; Lyrics: Jack Reardon

Introduced by: Sacha Distel

Other titles: La Buena Vida (Spanish); ザ･グッド･ライフ (Japanese)

The Groom Couldn't Get In

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

The Gypsy (1945)

Music: Billy Reid; Lyrics: Billy Reid

Introduced by: Billy Reid

The Hour of Parting (1937)

Music: Mischa Spoliansky; Lyrics: Gus Kahn; French lyrics [original]: Marcellus Schiffer

Introduced by: The Original Yellow Jackets

The House I Live In (That's America to Me) (1945)

Music: Earl Robinson; Lyrics: Lewis Allan

Source: The House I Live In / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Casa En Que Vivo (Spanish)

The Hucklebuck (1949)

Music: Andy Gibson; Lyrics: Roy Alfred

Introduced by: Roy Milton

Other titles: The Huckle Buck (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Popular Song medley; 1949 Hit Medley: The Hucklebuck / If I Ever Love Again / The Old Master Painter / Don't Cry Joe; Ding-a-Ling medley

The Hungry Years (1975)

Music: Howard Greenfield, Neil Sedaka; Lyrics: Howard Greenfield, Neil Sedaka

Introduced by: Neil Sedaka

The Hurt Doesn't Go Away (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: The Hurt Never Goes Away (Alternate); El Dolor No Se Va (Spanish); El dolor no se aleja (Spanish)

The Iguana's Ritual

Music: Dave Liebman

Introduced by: Dave Liebman

Appears in medley: The Iguana's Ritual / I'm A Fool To Want You

The Iguana's Ritual / I'm A Fool To Want You (1975)

Music: Joel Herron, Dave Liebman, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

Introduced by: Dave Liebman

Contains (medley of): The Iguana's Ritual; I'm a Fool to Want You

The Impatient Years (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Años Impacientes (Spanish)

The Impossible Dream (1965)

Music: Mitch Leigh; Lyrics: Joe Darion

Source: Man of La Mancha (musical)

Introduced by: Richard Kiley

Other titles: Sueño Imposible (Spanish); The Impossible Dream (The Quest) (Alternate); El sueño imposible (Spanish)

The Japanese Sandman (1920)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Raymond Egan

Introduced by: Nora Bayes

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: Whispering / Avalon / The Japanese Sandman

The Lady from 29 Palms (1947)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Allie Wrubel

Introduced by: The Andrews Sisters

The Lady is a Champ (1974)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp

The Lady is a Champ / But Beautiful [Maureen Starr] (1968)

Music: Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke, Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Lady Is a Tramp; But Beautiful

The Lady Is a Tramp (1937)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Babes in Arms (musical)

Introduced by: Mitzi Green

Other titles: La Dama Es Una Vagabunda (Spanish); La dama es una cualquiera (Spanish); La Señora es una Vagabunda (Spanish); La señora es un vagabundo (Spanish); Non credo nell'amore (Italian)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack medley; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; The Ultimate Event medley; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp; Rodgers and Hart medley; The Gentleman is a Champ [Orson Welles]; Sinatra-Denver-Basie medley; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; The Gentleman is a Champ / But Beautiful [David and Lizette Sarnoff]; The Lady is a Champ / But Beautiful [Maureen Starr]; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp; The Gentleman is a Champ [Spiro Agnew version 1]; The Gentleman is a Champ [Spiro Agnew version 2]; The Gentleman is a Champ [Lew Wasserman]; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; Medley with Tony Bennett; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]; The Lady is a Champ

The Lamp Is Low (1939)

Music: Peter DeRose, Bert Shefter; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish; Original music: Maurice Ravel

Source: Pavane pour une infante défunte (based)

Introduced by: Mildred Bailey

The Lamplighter's Serenade (1942)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Serenata Del Farolero (Spanish)

The Last Call for Love (1942)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Margery Cummings, Yip Harburg

Source: Ship Ahoy / MGM (film); Taps (based)

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

The Last Dance (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Último Baile (Spanish)

The Last Roundup (1933)

Music: Billy Hill; Lyrics: Billy Hill

Introduced by: George Olsen

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

The Last Time I Saw Paris (1940)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Lady Be Good / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Ann Sothern

Appears in medley: Paris medley: April in Paris / The Last Time I Saw Paris

The Little Boy that Santa Claus Forgot (1937)

Music: Michael Carr, Tommie Connor, Jimmy Leach; Lyrics: Michael Carr, Tommie Connor, Jimmy Leach

The Little Drummer Boy (1958)

Music: Katherine Davis, Henry Onorati, Harry Simeone; Lyrics: Katherine Davis, Henry Onorati, Harry Simeone

Source: Davis' "Carol of the Drum" (based)

Introduced by: The Harry Simeone Chorale

Other titles: Carol of the Drum (Alternate); El Pequeño Tamborilero (Spanish); L'Enfant Au Tambour (French)

The Lonesome Road (1928)

Music: Nathaniel Shilkret; Lyrics: Gene Austin

Introduced by: Gene Austin

Other titles: El Camino Solitario (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen / Amen

The Look of Love (1962)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Busqueda Del Amor (Spanish); La Mirada Del Amor (Spanish); La Manera De Amar (Spanish)

The Lord's Prayer (1935)

Music: Albert Hay Malotte; Lyrics: traditional

The Man I Love (1924)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Lady, Be Good! (musical)

Introduced by: Adele Astaire

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit; "Frankie and Ginny" skit [shortened version]

The Man in the Looking Glass (1965)

Music: Bart Howard; Lyrics: Bart Howard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Hombre En El Espejo (Spanish)

The Man on the Flying Trapeze (1867)

Music: Alfred Lee, Gaston Lyle; Lyrics: George Leybourne

Other titles: The Flying Trapeze (Original); The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze (Full)

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Van Johnson's House; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

The Man with the Golden Arm (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: The Man with the Golden Arm / United Artists (theme)

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr.

The Man with the Golden Arm (Main Title Theme) (1955)

Music: Elmer Bernstein, Sylvia Fine

Source: The Man with the Golden Arm / United Artists (film)

Other titles: L'uomo dal braccio d'oro (Italian)

The Meadows of Heaven (1949)

Music: Joseph McCarthy, Joseph Meyer; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy, Joseph Meyer

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

The Memphis Blues (1912)

Music: W. C. Handy; Lyrics: George A. Norton

The Miracle of the Bells (1948)

Music: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph]; Lyrics: Russell Janney

Source: The Miracle of the Bells / RKO (theme)

The Moon Got in My Eyes (1937)

Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Double or Nothing / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: La Luna Esta En Tus Ojos (Spanish); La Luna Esta En Mis Ojos (Spanish)

The Moon Was Yellow (and the Night Was Young) (1934)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie; Lyrics: Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

Introduced by: Dorsey Brothers

Other titles: La Luna era Amarilla (Spanish); Luna Amarillo (Spanish)

The Moon Won't Talk (1940)

Music: Helen Bliss, Charlie Hathaway; Lyrics: Helen Bliss, Charlie Hathaway

The More I Go Out with Somebody Else (1941)

Music: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Don Pierce, Billy Post; Lyrics: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Don Pierce, Billy Post

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

The More I Go Out With Somebody Else (The More I'm in Love With You) (1946)

Music: Ben Raleigh; Lyrics: Bernie Wayne

The More I See You (1945)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Diamond Horseshoe / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

The Most Beautiful Girl in the World (1935)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Jumbo (musical)

Introduced by: Gloria Grafton and Donald Novis

Other titles: La Chica Mas Hermosa Del Mundo (Spanish); La Chica Más Linda Del Mundo (Spanish); La Muchacha Más Linda Del Mundo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley; The Most Beautiful Guy in the World [Cary Grant]

The Most Beautiful Guy in the World [Cary Grant] (1982)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): The Most Beautiful Girl in the World

The Most Blues (1953)

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Music Stopped (1944)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

The Music That Makes Me Dance (1964)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Bob Merrill

Source: Funny Girl (1964)

Introduced by: Barbra Streisand

The Nearness of You (1938)

Music: Hoagy Carmichael; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Source: Romance in the Dark / Paramount (film)

Other titles: Cuando estas cerca de mi (Spanish); Tu Cercania (Spanish); Tu Proximidad (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Most Played Songs of the Week Medley: I'm Nobody's Baby / The Nearness of You / I Can't Love You Anymore

The Night Is Young and You Are So Beautiful (1936)

Music: Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Irving Kahal, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Everett Marshall

Other titles: The Night Is Young and You're So Beautiful (Alternate)

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

The Night We Called It a Day (1942)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: La Noche En Que Todo Acabó (Spanish); La Noche Del Adios (Spanish)

The Number Two Boys in the Land (1945)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Peter DeRose, Matt Dennis, Roy Turk, Egbert Van Alstyne, traditional; Lyrics: Tom Adair, Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Gus Kahn, Charles Tobias, Roy Turk, traditional

Contains (medley of): Free For All; Memories; Free For All; When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver; Old MacDonald Had a Farm; Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)

The Old Gray Mare

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

The Old Master Painter (1949)

Music: Beasley Smith; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: 1949 Hit Medley: The Hucklebuck / If I Ever Love Again / The Old Master Painter / Don't Cry Joe

The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York) (1950)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Introduced by: Sam Levene, Stubby Kaye and Johnny Silver

Other titles: El Primero Instalado (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Guys and Dolls medley; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 2]; Guys and Dolls medley [The Ultimate Event version 1]; Guys and Dolls medley [Frank and Liza version]

The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else) (1924)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Isham Jones

Other titles: La Que Yo Quiero Pertenece A Otro (Spanish); la Que Yo Quiero Pertenece A Orto (Spanish); Lo Que Yo Quiero Pertenece A Otro (Spanish); La Que Yo Amo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Dorsey Memory Medley; I Love a Piano medley

The Only Couple on the Floor (1975)

Music: John Durrill; Lyrics: John Durrill

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Unica Pareja En La Pista (Spanish)

The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers (1922)

Music: Leon Jessel; Lyrics: Ballard MacDonald

The Party (1946)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: Manhattan Tower (concept album)

Introduced by: Gordon Jenkins

The Rain in Spain (1958)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Introduced by: Julie Andres and Rex Harrison

Appears in medley: The Sleet in Crete Falls Mainly in the Street

The Right Girl for Me (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Take Me Out to the Ball Game / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

The Right Kind of Love (1943)

Music: Kermit Goell, Mabel Wayne; Lyrics: Kermit Goell, Mabel Wayne

The Saddest Thing of All (1974)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Carl Sigman; French lyrics [original]: Pierre Leroyer, Eduard Ruault

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Toi et Moi, C'est Rien, C'est Tout (French)

The Same Old Song and Dance (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Bobby Worth

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Same Old Song and Dance (Alternate)

The Sea Song (1954)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: By the Beautiful Sea (musical)

Other titles: alternate (The Sea Song (By the Beautiful Sea))

The Second Time Around (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: High Time / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: La Segunda Vuelta (Spanish); La Segunda Vez (Spanish); Por Segunda Vez (Spanish); ザ・セカンド・タイム・アラウンド (Japanese)

The September of My Years (1965)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: La Primavera De Mi Vida (Spanish); El Otoño De Mi Vida (Spanish); わが人生の九月 (Japanese); El Septiembre de mil años (Spanish)

The Shadow of Your Smile (1965)

Music: Johnny Mandel; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: The Sandpiper / Columbia (theme)

Introduced by: Peggy Lee

Other titles: Bra de Tu Sonrisa (Spanish); La Sombra De Tu Sonrisa (Spanish); La Sombra De Tu Amor (Spanish); いそしぎ (Japanese)

The Sidewalks of New York (1894)

Music: Charles B. Lawlor; Lyrics: James W. Blake

Appears in medley: New York medley; Old New York sketch: East Side, West Side / Bedelia / Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon / If I Had My Way; New York medley [1986]

The Single Man (1968)

Music: Rod McKuen; Lyrics: Rod McKuen

Introduced by: Rod McKuen

Other titles: El Solteron (Spanish); El Soltero (Spanish)

The Sky Fell Down (1940)

Music: Louis Alter; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Woody Herman

Other titles: Se Cayó El Cielo (Spanish)

The Sleet in Crete Falls Mainly in the Street (1958)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jeanne Crain

Contains (medley of): The Rain in Spain

The Song Is Ended (But the Melody Lingers On) (1927)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Sam Lanin

Other titles: La Canción Se Terminó (Spanish); 歌は終りぬ (Japanese)

The Song Is You (1932)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Music in the Air (musical)

Introduced by: Tullio Carminati

Other titles: La Canción Eres Tú (Spanish); Tu Eres La Canción (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp; Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp

The Song's Gotta Come From the Heart (1946)

Music: Jule Styne, traditional; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Russian lyrics [original]: Yevgeny Grebyonka

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jimmy Durante

Contains (medley of): Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya

The Star-Spangled Banner (1814)

Music: John Stafford Smith; Lyrics: Francis Scott Key

Other titles: National Anthem (Common name)

The Starlit Hour (1940)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish

Source: Earl Carroll's Vanities (revue)

Introduced by: Susan Miller

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: Leaning on the Old Top Rail / The Starlit Hour / I've Got My Eyes On You; Popular Hits Medley: On the Isle of May / The Starlit Hour / It's a Blue World

The Stars Will Remember (So Will I) (1947)

Music: Don Pelosi, Leo Towers; Lyrics: Don Pelosi, Leo Towers

The Summer Knows (1971)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Source: Summer of '42 / Warner Bros. (theme)

Introduced by: Barbra Streisand

Other titles: Léto Ví (Czech); El Verano Sabe (Tema de "Verano Del 42") (Spanish)

The Sunshine of Your Smile (1916)

Music: Lillian Ray; Lyrics: Leonard Cooke

Introduced by: John McCormack

Other titles: La Belleza De Tu Sonrisa (Spanish)

The Surrey with the Fringe on Top (1943)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Oklahoma! (musical)

Introduced by: Alfred Drake

The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (1911)

Music: F. Dudleigh Vernor; Lyrics: Byron D. Stokes

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad; Collegiate medley

The Things I Love (1941)

Music: Harold Barlow; Lyrics: Lew Harris; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's Mélodie, Op. 42, No. 3 (based)

Introduced by: Jan Savitt

The Things We Did Last Summer (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lo Que Hicimos El Verano Pasado (Spanish)

The Touch of Your Hand (1933)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Otto Harbach

Source: Roberta (musical)

Introduced by: Tamara and William Hain

The Train (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: El Tren (Spanish)

The Trolley Song (1944)

Music: Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane

Source: Meet Me in St. Louis / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Judy Garland

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit; It Was Much Better Last Week

The Twelve Days of Christmas (1780)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional; Adaption: Frederic Austin

Appears in medley: The Twelve Days of Christmas [Sinatra Family]

The Twelve Days of Christmas [Sinatra Family] (1967)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional; Adaption: Frederic Austin, Jimmy Van Heusen; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: The Sinatra Family

Other titles: The 12 Days of Christmas (Alternate); Los 12 Días De La Navidad (Spanish); Los Doce Días De Navidad (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): The Twelve Days of Christmas

The Ultimate Event medley (1988)

Music: Arthur Altman, Leslie Bricusse, Cy Coleman, George Gershwin, Ray Henderson, John Kander, Walter Marks, Anthony Newley, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Lew Brown, Sammy Cahn, Buddy DeSylva, Fred Ebb, Ira Gershwin, Lorenz Hart, DuBose Heyward, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Walter Marks, Anthony Newley, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Style; Witchcraft; Say Liza (Liza with a "Z"); Talk to the Animals; All or Nothing at All; Money; Once in a Lifetime; I've Got You Under My Skin; Maybe This Time; I've Gotta Be Me; All the Way; Old Friends; The Birth of the Blues; The Lady Is a Tramp; But the World Goes 'Round; There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York; Theme from "New York, New York"

The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro] (1989)

Music: Arthur Altman, Leonard Bernstein, Leslie Bricusse, Cy Coleman, George Gershwin, Ray Henderson, John Kander, Walter Marks, Anthony Newley, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Lew Brown, Sammy Cahn, Betty Comden, Buddy DeSylva, Fred Ebb, Ira Gershwin, Adolph Green, Lorenz Hart, DuBose Heyward, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Walter Marks, Anthony Newley, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): New York, New York; Style; Witchcraft; Say Liza (Liza with a "Z"); Talk to the Animals; All or Nothing at All; Money; Once in a Lifetime; I've Got You Under My Skin; Maybe This Time; I've Gotta Be Me; All the Way; Old Friends; The Birth of the Blues; The Lady Is a Tramp; But the World Goes 'Round; There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York; Theme from "New York, New York"

The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version] (1989)

Music: Arthur Altman, Cy Coleman, John Kander, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Fred Ebb, Lorenz Hart, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli

Contains (medley of): Style; Witchcraft; Say Liza (Liza with a "Z"); All or Nothing at All; Money; I've Got You Under My Skin; Maybe This Time; All the Way; Old Friends; The Lady Is a Tramp; But the World Goes 'Round; Theme from "New York, New York"

The Very Thought of You (1934)

Music: Ray Noble; Lyrics: Ray Noble

Introduced by: Ray Noble

Appears in medley: Ray Noble medley: The Very Thought of You / Cherokee / Goodnight, Sweetheart; Memory medley: The Very Thought Of You / Stormy Weather / Let's Fall in Love

The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview (1946)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, J. Fred Coots, George Gershwin, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Cole Porter, Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, Haven Gillespie, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Cole Porter, Jack Strachey, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Night and Day; Someone to Watch Over Me; I Don't Know Why (I Just Do); These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You); Why Shouldn't I?; You Go to My Head

The War Bond Man (1944)

Music: Andy Razaf; Lyrics: Andy Razaf

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Here Comes The War Bond Man (Alternate)

The Way You Look Tonight (1936)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Dorothy Fields

Source: Swing Time / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Caminando En La Noche (Spanish); Como Luces Esta Noche (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling

The Wedding Of Lilli Marlene (1949)

Music: Tommie Connor, Johnny Reine; Lyrics: Tommie Connor, Johnny Reine

Introduced by: Anne Shelton

The Whiffenpoof Song (1907)

Music: Tod Galloway; Lyrics: Meade Minnigerode, George S Pomeroy; Original lyrics: Rudyard Kipling

Source: Kipling's "Gentleman Rankers" (based)

Appears in medley: Collegiate medley

The Whole World Is Singing My Song (1946)

Music: Vic Mizzy; Lyrics: Mann Curtis

Introduced by: Les Brown

The Woody Woodpecker Song (1948)

Music: Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles; Lyrics: Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles

Source: Wet Blanket Policy / United Artists (cartoon)

Appears in medley: Oscar Nominee medley

The World Is in My Arms (1940)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Hold On to Your Hats (musical)

Other titles: En Mis Brazos Tengo el Mundo (Spanish)

The World We Knew (Over and Over) (1967)

Music: Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein; Lyrics: Carl Sigman

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ore D'Amore (Italian); El Mundo Que Conocíamos (Spanish); Hluboko, Hluboko (Czech); Un Monde Avec Toi (French); O Mundo Que Conhecemos (Portuguese); El Mundo Que Conocimos (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Interlude / The World We Knew

The Worry Song (1945)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Ralph Freed

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Gene Kelly and Jerry the Mouse

Them There Eyes (1930)

Music: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy; Lyrics: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy

Introduced by: Hal Kemp

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Them There Eyes [parody]; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Those Eyes There

Them There Eyes [parody] (1958)

Music: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy; Lyrics: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Natalie Wood

Contains (medley of): Them There Eyes

Theme and Variations (1945)

Music: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Contrapuntal Variations (Alternate); Piece for String Instruments: Part Two (Alternate)

Theme From "Kings Go Forth" / Not As A Stranger / Mistletoe and Holly (1975)

Music: Elmer Bernstein, Hank Sanicola, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Buddy Kaye, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Robin Richmond

Contains (medley of): Monique (The Song From "Kings Go Forth"); Not as a Stranger; Mistletoe and Holly

Theme from "New York, New York" (1977)

Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb

Source: New York, New York / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Liza Minnelli

Other titles: Tema de New York, New York (Spanish); New York, New York (Alternate); ニューヨーク, ニューヨーク (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Theme From "New York, New York" ("Chicago" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" intro); Juicy / New York, New York; New York medley; The Ultimate Event medley; Overture: I've Got You Under My Skin / The Song Is You / One For My Baby / Luck Be A Lady / Street of Dreams / Theme from "New York, New York"; New York medley [1986]; Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" / "Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" / "Ol' Man River" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("Ol' Man River" intro); Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" intro); The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; Medley with Tony Bennett; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]; Theme from "New York, New York" ("Wagon Wheels" intro)

Theme from "New York, New York" ("Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro)

Music: George Cory, Fred Fisher, John Kander; Lyrics: Douglass Cross, Fred Ebb, Fred Fisher

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Chicago (That Toddlin' Town); I Left My Heart in San Francisco; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme From "New York, New York" ("Chicago" intro) (1986)

Music: Fred Fisher, John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb, Fred Fisher

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Chicago (That Toddlin' Town); Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" / "Ol' Man River" intro) (1984)

Music: George Cory, John Kander, Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Douglass Cross, Fred Ebb, Oscar Hammerstein II

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I Left My Heart in San Francisco; Ol' Man River; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("I Left My Heart" intro) (1982)

Music: George Cory, John Kander; Lyrics: Douglass Cross, Fred Ebb

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): I Left My Heart in San Francisco; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" / "Chicago" / "I Left My Heart" intro) (1982)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, George Cory, Fred Fisher, John Kander; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Douglass Cross, Fred Ebb, Fred Fisher, Adolph Green

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): New York, New York; Chicago (That Toddlin' Town); I Left My Heart in San Francisco; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("New York, New York" intro) (1981)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, John Kander; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Fred Ebb, Adolph Green

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): New York, New York; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("Ol' Man River" intro)

Music: John Kander, Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Fred Ebb, Oscar Hammerstein II

Contains (medley of): Ol' Man River; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "New York, New York" ("Wagon Wheels" intro) (1983)

Music: Peter DeRose, John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb, Billy Rose

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Wagon Wheels; Theme from "New York, New York"

Theme from "San Francisco" (1936)

Music: Walter Jurmann, Bronisław Kaper; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Source: San Francisco / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Jeanette MacDonald

Then I'll Be Happy (1925)

Music: Cliff Friend; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Sidney Clare

Introduced by: Hall and Ryan

Then I'll Be Tired of You (1934)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Introduced by: Freddie Martin

Then Suddenly Love (1964)

Music: Paul Vance; Lyrics: Roy Alfred

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Repente Amor (Spanish); Y De Pronto ¡Amor! (Spanish)

There Are Such Things (1942)

Music: George Meyer; Lyrics: Stanley Adams, Abel Baer

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Hay Cosas (Spanish title); Esas Cosas Existen (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1); Medley: This Love of Mine / Embraceable You / There Are Such Things; Sinatra-Denver: Dorsey medley

There But for You Go I (1947)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: Brigadoon (musical)

Introduced by: David Brooks

There Goes That Song Again (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Carolina Blues / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Kay Kyser

Appears in medley: There Goes That Song Again [parody]

There Goes That Song Again [parody] (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Contains (medley of): There Goes That Song Again

There I Go (1940)

Music: Irving Weiser; Lyrics: Hy Zaret

Introduced by: Vaughn Monroe

There Is No Greater Love (1936)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Marty Symes

Introduced by: Isham Jones

There Is Nothin' Like A Dame (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Appears in medley: "South Pacific" Overture; Love and Three medley

There Used to Be a Ballpark (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Alguna Ves Fue Un Salon de Baile (Spanish); Alguna Vez Fue Un Salón De Baile (Spanish); Habia Una Vez Un Parque De Pelota (Spanish); Hubo Una Vez En Un Parque (Spanish); Habia Un Parque De Baile (Spanish); Solia Haber Un Parque De Juegos <There Used To Be A Ballpark> (Spanish)

There Was a Goy (1959)

Music: Eden Ahbez; Lyrics: Eden Ahbez

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Nature Boy

There Will Never Be Another You (1942)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Iceland / Fox (film)

Introduced by: John Payne & Joan Merrill

Other titles: No Habrá Otra Tú (Spanish)

There'll Be Some Changes Made (1921)

Music: Alex Alstone; Lyrics: Billy Higgins

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York (1935)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

Source: Porgy and Bess (opera)

Introduced by: John W. Bubbles

Appears in medley: The Ultimate Event medley; Porgy and Bess Medley: Summertime / There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York / Street Cries / Bess, You Is My Woman Now; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]

There's a Flaw in My Flue

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

There's a Harbor of Dream Boats (Anchored on Moonlight Bay) (1943)

Music: Arthur Altman, Nat Burton, Al Sherman; Lyrics: Arthur Altman, Nat Burton, Al Sherman

There's a Long Long Trail A-Winding (1914)

Music: Zo Elliott; Lyrics: Stoddard King

Other titles: Es Un Largo Recorrido (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Till We Meet Again / Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland / There's a Long, Long Trail; Collegiate medley

There's a Rising Moon (1954)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: Young at Heart / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Other titles: Se Una Stella Cade... (Italian)

There's a Small Hotel (1936)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: On Your Toes (musical)

Introduced by: Doris Carson and Ray Bolger

Other titles: Hay Un Pequeño Hotel (Spanish); Hay un Hotelito (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley

There's No Business Like Show Business (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Annie Get Your Gun (musical)

Appears in medley: It's Jubilee Time medley; There's No Business Like Show Business (parody)

There's No Business Like Show Business (parody) (1947)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin; Parody lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Johnny Mercer

Contains (medley of): There's No Business Like Show Business

There's No Tomorrow (1949)

Music: Leon Carr, Leo Corday, Al Hoffman; Lyrics: Leon Carr, Leo Corday, Al Hoffman

Source: O Sole Mio (based)

Introduced by: Tony Martin

There's No You (1944)

Music: Hal Hopper; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: No Hay Otro Tu (Spanish)

There's Something About You (1978)

Music: Marvin Hamlisch; Lyrics: Carole Bayer Sager

Introduced by: Carole Bayer Sager

There's Something Missing (1951)

Music: Bennie Benjamin, Morton Downey, R. O'Brien, James Rule, George Weiss; Lyrics: Bennie Benjamin, Morton Downey, R. O'Brien, James Rule, George Weiss

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

There's Yes Yes In Your Eyes (1924)

Music: Jos H. Santly; Lyrics: Cliff Friend

These Boots Are Made For Walkin' (1965)

Music: Lee Hazlewood; Lyrics: Lee Hazlewood

Introduced by: Nancy Sinatra

Appears in medley: These Boots Are Made For Walkin' / Downtown; Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail

These Boots Are Made For Walkin' / Downtown (1966)

Music: Tony Hatch, Lee Hazlewood; Lyrics: Tony Hatch, Lee Hazlewood

Introduced by: Frank and Nancy Sinatra

Contains (medley of): These Boots Are Made For Walkin'; Downtown

These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) (1936)

Music: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey

Introduced by: Dorothy Dickson

Other titles: Estas Cosas Tontas (Spanish); These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You (Alternate); Esas Locuras (Spanish)

Appears in medley: These Foolish Things [Bob Hope parody]; The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Memory Medley: Out of Nowhere / How Deep Is The Ocean? / These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You); Complaint letter sketch: These Foolish Things / Figaro; These Foolish Things / Smoke Dreams / Chesterfield

These Foolish Things / Smoke Dreams / Chesterfield (1958)

Music: John Klenner, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Lloyd Shaffer, Ted Steele, Jack Strachey, unknown; Lyrics: John Klenner, Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Lloyd Shaffer, Ted Steele, Jack Strachey, unknown

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and June Hutton

Contains (medley of): These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You); Smoke Dreams; Chesterfield jingle

These Foolish Things [Bob Hope parody] (1946)

Music: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey; Lyrics: Harry Link, Eric Maschwitz, Jack Strachey

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope

Contains (medley of): These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)

They All Laughed (1937)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Shall We Dance? / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: Todos Rieron (Spanish)

They Came to Cordura (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: They Came to Cordura / Columbia (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Héroes del Barro (Spanish)

They Can't Take That Away from Me (1937)

Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin

Source: Shall We Dance? / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Fred Astaire

Other titles: No Pueden Quitarme Eso (Spanish); No Me Puedes Quitar Eso (Spanish); No Me Lo Pueden Quitar (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' at the Savoy / At Long Last Love / Don't Be That Way / The Lady Is a Tramp; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Come Rain or Come Shine / At Long Last Love / The Lady Is A Tramp; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

They Didn't Believe Me (1914)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Herbert Reynolds

Source: The Girl from Utah (musical)

Introduced by: Julia Sanderson and Donald Brian

They Say It's Wonderful (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Annie Get Your Gun (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton

Other titles: Eterno amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

They're Either Too Young or Too Old (1943)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Source: Thank Your Lucky Stars / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Bette Davis

Appears in medley: World War II medley

Thine Alone (1917)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Henry Blossom

Source: Eileen (opera)

Appears in medley: Victor Herbert medley: Thine Alone / A Kiss in the Dark

This Can't Be Love (1938)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: The Boys from Syracuse (musical)

Introduced by: Eddie Albert & Marcy Westcott

Other titles: Esto No Puede Ser Amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: This Must Be Love; Rodgers and Hart medley

This Changing World (1938)

Music: Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

This Happy Madness (1958)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Gene Lees; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Elizete Cardoso

Other titles: Estrada Branca (Portugese); Esta Dichosa (Spanish); Esta hermosa locura (Spanish); Esta Feliz Locura (Camino Blanco) (Spanish); Esta Alegre Locura (Spanish)

This Is All I Ask (1958)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Introduced by: Nat King Cole

Other titles: Es To Todo Lo Que Pido (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask

This is Always (1946)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Three Little Girls in Blue / Fox (film)

Appears in medley: Medley: This Love of Mine / This Is Always

This Is My Love (1967)

Music: Jim Harbert; Lyrics: Jim Harbert

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Este Es Mi Amor (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): This Was My Love

This Is My Song (1966)

Music: Charlie Chaplin; Lyrics: Charlie Chaplin

Source: A Countess From Hong Kong / Universal (theme)

Introduced by: Petula Clark

Other titles: Amor Es Mi Canción (Spanish); Esta es mi Canción (Spanish)

This Is No Dream (1939)

Music: Tommy Dorsey, Ted Shapiro; Lyrics: Benny Davis

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

This Is The Army, Mister Jones (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: This is the Army (musical)

Appears in medley: Army Song medley

This Is the Beginning of the End (1940)

Music: Mack Gordon; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Johnny Apollo / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dorothy Lamour

Other titles: Este es el Principio del Fin (Spanish)

This Is the Night (1946)

Music: Lewis Bellin, Redd Evans; Lyrics: Lewis Bellin, Redd Evans

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

This Is Worth Fighting For (1942)

Music: Eddie DeLange, Sam H. Sept; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange, Sam H. Sept

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

This Love of Mine (1941)

Music: Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Frank Sinatra

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Este Amor Mío (Spanish); これぞわが恋 (Japanese); Este Amor Es Mio (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Diamond Jubilee medley; Medley: I'm a Fool to Want You / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / This Love of Mine; Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1); Medley: I Think of You / This Love of Mine; Medley: Down Argentina Way / This Love of Mine / Tonight We Love; Medley: I'll Never Smile Again / This Love of Mine; Beguine: This Love of Mine / By The Time I Get to Phoenix / Green Grass of Home; Medley: This Love of Mine / Embraceable You / There Are Such Things; Medley: This Love of Mine / This Is Always; Ballad Medley: Now I Lay Me Down / Honey / This Love of Mine / Darn That Dream; Blue Bayou / This Love of Mine; Oh! What It Seemed To Be / This Love of Mine; Medley: This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again; Let's Be Frank / This Love of Mine / I'll Never Smile Again; Sinatra Songbook medley; Medley of 1941 Hits: This Love of Mine / Yes, Indeed!

This Must Be Love (1953)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Milton Berle

Contains (medley of): This Can't Be Love

This Nearly Was Mine (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Ezio Pinza

Other titles: Esto casi fue mio (Spanish)

This Time (1946)

Music: Paul Weston; Lyrics: Joel Benton

Introduced by: Jo Stafford

This Time of the Year (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Other titles: This Time of Year (Alternate)

This Town (1967)

Music: Lee Hazlewood; Lyrics: Lee Hazlewood

Source: The Cool Ones / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Debbie Watson

Other titles: Esta Ciudad (Spanish); Este Pueblo (Spanish); Esta Cidade (Portuguese)

This Was My Love (1959)

Music: Jim Harbert; Lyrics: Jim Harbert

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Este Fue Mi Amor (Spanish)

Appears in medley: This Is My Love

Those Eyes There (1958)

Music: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy; Lyrics: Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy

Introduced by: Jeanne Crain

Contains (medley of): Them There Eyes

Thou Swell (1927)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: A Connecticut Yankee (musical)

Introduced by: William Gaxton and Constance Carpenter

Thoughtless Things I Do (1940)

Music: Judi Parks; Lyrics: Judi Parks

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Three Coins in the Fountain (1954)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Three Coins in the Fountain / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Tres Monedas En La Fuente (Spanish); Creemos En El Amor (Spanish); Three Coins in a Fountain (Alternate); 愛の泉 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley; Oscar Nominee medley; Sinatra Songbook medley

Three Little Fishies (1939)

Music: Saxie Dowell; Lyrics: Josephine Carringer, Bernice Idins

Introduced by: Hal Kemp

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Three Little Words (1930)

Music: Harry Ruby; Lyrics: Bert Kalmar

Source: Check and Double Check / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Duke Ellington

Appears in medley: Memory Medley: Who? / My Heart Stood Still / Three Little Words; Love and Three medley

Three O'Clock in the Morning (1921)

Music: Julián Robledo; Lyrics: Dorothy Terriss

Source: The Greenwich Village Follies of 1921 (revue)

Introduced by: Richard Bold and Rosalind Fuller

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"; Love and Three medley

Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree (1973)

Music: L. Russell Brown, Irwin Levine; Lyrics: L. Russell Brown, Irwin Levine

Introduced by: Dawn featuring Tony Orlando

Other titles: Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree (Alternate); Pocit Sváteční (Czech); Ata Una Cinta Amarilla Al Viejo Roble (Spanish); Pon Una Cinta Amarilla En El Viejo (Spanish); Amarra Una Cinta Amarilla (Spanish)

Till My Love Comes to Me (1954)

Music: Ray Heindorf; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster; Original music: Felix Mendelssohn

Source: Young at Heart / Warner Bros. (film); Mendelssohn's "Auf Flügeln des Gesanges Op. 34 Nr. 2 MWV K 86" (based)

Introduced by: Doris Day

Other titles: Incontro D'Amore (Italian)

Till the Clouds Roll By (1917)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Guy Bolton, Jerome Kern, P.G. Wodehouse

Source: Oh, Boy! (musical)

Introduced by: Anna Wheaton and Tom Powers

Till the End of Time (1945)

Music: Ted Mossman; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye; Original music: Frédéric Chopin

Source: Chopin's "Polonaise in A-flat major, Op. 53" (based)

Introduced by: Les Brown

Appears in medley: Till the End of Time [Sweet Mystery / Harvest Moon intro]

Till the End of Time [Sweet Mystery / Harvest Moon intro] (1946)

Music: Nora Bayes, Victor Herbert, Ted Mossman; Lyrics: Buddy Kaye, Jack Norworth, Rida Johnson Young; Original music: Frédéric Chopin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life; Shine On, Harvest Moon; Till the End of Time

Till We Meet Again (1918)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Raymond Egan

Other titles: Hasta Que Nos Encontremos De Nuevo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Till We Meet Again / Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland / There's a Long, Long Trail

Time After Time (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: De Tiempo En Tiempo (Spanish); Una Y Otra Vez (Spanish); Tiempo y más tiempo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Time After Time [parody]; Medley: It's Been a Long, Long Time / I Don't Want to Walk Without You / Papa, Won't You Dance With Me / Time After Time

Time After Time [parody] (1957)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Time After Time

Time On My Hands (1930)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Harold Adamson, Mack Gordon

Source: Smiles (musical)

Introduced by: Paul Gregory and Marilyn Miller

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: My Melancholy Baby / Time On My Hands / I Can't Give You Anything But Love

Tina (1960)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: かわいいティーナ (Japanese)

Tired

Music: Doris Fisher; Lyrics: Allan Roberts

To Each His Own (1946)

Music: Jay Livingston; Lyrics: Ray Evans

Source: To Each His Own / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Eddy Howard

To Love A Child (1981)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Hal David

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Amar a un Niño (Spanish); Amor a Un Niño (Spanish)

To Love and Be Loved (1959)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Some Came Running / MGM (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Amar Y Ser Amado (Spanish); Song From "Some Came Running" (Alternate)

To You (1939)

Music: Tommy Dorsey, Ted Shapiro; Lyrics: Benny Davis

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Together (1927)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Introduced by: Nick Lucas

Other titles: Juntos (Spanish)

Together (Wherever We Go) (1959)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim

Source: Gypsy (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman, Jack Klugman and Sandra Church

Appears in medley: Together (Wherever We Go) [parody]

Together (Wherever We Go) [parody] (1959)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Together (Wherever We Go)

Together Again medley (1988)

Music: Arthur Altman, Harold Arlen, Leslie Bricusse, James Cavanaugh, Cy Coleman, Richard Dehr, George Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, Ray Henderson, Gerald Marks, Alfredo Mazzucchi, Johnny Mercer, Frank Miller, Domenico Modugno, Russ Morgan, Anthony Newley, Larry Stock, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen, Harry Woods, Eduardo di Capua, traditional; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Sammy Cahn, James Cavanaugh, Richard Dehr, Mort Dixon, Ira Gershwin, Terry Gilkyson, DuBose Heyward, Jack Lawrence, Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Mercer, Frank Miller, Russ Morgan, Anthony Newley, Mitchell Parish, Louis Prima, Seymour Simons, Larry Stock, Harry Woods, traditional; Italian lyrics [original]: Franco Migliacci, Domenico Modugno, Vincenzo Russo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.

Contains (medley of): Side by Side; I've Heard That Song Before; All or Nothing at All; Memories Are Made of This; Something's Gotta Give; Love and Marriage; Volare (Nel blue dipinto di blu); That Old Black Magic; Witchcraft; Bye Bye Blackbird; I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'; Come Fly with Me; Gonna Build a Mountain; Oh Marie; Hava Nagila; All of Me; You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

Tomorrow Means Romance (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: William Katz

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Kathryn Grayson

Tonight We Love (1941)

Music: Ray Austin, Freddy Martin; Lyrics: Bobby Worth; Original music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Source: Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto, No. 1, First Movement (based)

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Appears in medley: Medley: Down Argentina Way / This Love of Mine / Tonight We Love

Tony Rome (1967)

Music: Lee Hazlewood; Lyrics: Lee Hazlewood

Source: Tony Rome / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Nancy Sinatra

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

Tony's Theme (1968)

Music: Hugo Montenegro

Source: Lady in Cement / Fox (film)

Too Close for Comfort (1956)

Music: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George Weiss; Lyrics: Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George Weiss

Source: Mr. Wonderful (musical)

Introduced by: Sammy Davis Jr.

Other titles: Demasiado Cerca Para Estar Cómodos (Spanish)

Too Darn Hot (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Lorenzo Fuller

Appears in medley: "Kiss Me Kate" Overture

Too Fat Polka (I Don't Want Her) (You Can't Have Her) (She's Too Fat For Me) (1947)

Music: Ross MacLean, Arthur Richardson; Lyrics: Ross MacLean, Arthur Richardson

Introduced by: Arthur Godfrey

Too Marvelous for Words (1937)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Ready, Willing and Able / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Ross Alexander

Other titles: Too Marvellous for Words (Common mispelling); Demasiado Maravilloso Para Decirlo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack medley; Frank and Dean medley [1959]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1976]

Too Much in Love (1944)

Music: Walter Kent; Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Source: Song Of The Open Road / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Jackie Moran

Too Nasty (2006)

Music: Nicole Appleton, Melanie Blatt, Karl Gordon; Lyrics: Nicole Appleton, Melanie Blatt, Karl Gordon

Introduced by: All Saints

Too Romantic (1940)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Singapore / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Muy Romántico (Spanish); Demsiado Romantico (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Too Romantic / Where Was I / Shake Down the Stars

Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's an Irish Lullaby) (1913)

Music: James Royce Shannon; Lyrics: James Royce Shannon

Source: Shameen Dhu (musical)

Introduced by: Chauncey Olcott

Appears in medley: "Father Time - Best of 1945" medley; "My Romance" skit

Toodle-oo, So Long, Goodbye (1931)

Music: Byron Gay, Rudy Vallée; Lyrics: Byron Gay, Rudy Vallée

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Torna a Surriento (Come Back to Sorrento) (1894)

Music: Ernesto De Curtis; Lyrics: Giambattista De Curtis

Other titles: Come Back to Sorrento (English); Torna a Surriento (Italian)

Appears in medley: Neapolitan guitar medley: Torna a Surriento / Tarantella Napoletana

Trade Winds (1940)

Music: Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias; Lyrics: Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias

Introduced by: Ray Herbeck

Other titles: Vientos Alisios (Spanish)

Triste (1961)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Antonio Carlos Jobim

Introduced by: Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66

Other titles: Triste (Portuguese)

Tristesse (So Deep Is the Night)

Music: Frédéric Chopin; Lyrics: Sonny Miller

Source: Chopin's Étude Op. 10, No. 3 (based)

True Love (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly

Appears in medley: Sample of Hits medley: All the Way / Love and Marriage / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home / True Love

Try a Little Tenderness (1932)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly

Introduced by: Jack Payne

Other titles: Hazme Un Cariñito (Spanish); Non Te Lo So Spiegare (Italian)

Appears in medley: Living Room medley; Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Rat Pack parody medley [incomplete]

Tuhon tietä kuljen (I'm a Fool to Want You) [Finnish] (1964)

Music: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Lyrics: Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf; Finnish lyrics [translation]: Sauvo Puhtila

Introduced by: Kai Lind

Contains (medley of): I'm a Fool to Want You

Tumbling Tumbleweeds (1934)

Music: Bob Nolan; Lyrics: Bob Nolan

Introduced by: Sons of the Pioneers

Twin Soliloquies (Wonder How It Feels) (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: Mary Martin and Ezio Pinza

Other titles: Twin Soliloquies (Alternate)

Two Hearts Are Better Than One (1946)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Centennial Summer / Fox (written)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Duettino (Original title)

Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Make One Love) (1954)

Music: Henry Stone, Otis Williams; Lyrics: Henry Stone, Otis Williams

Introduced by: The Charms

Other titles: Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Alternate)

Two in Love (1941)

Music: Meredith Wilson; Lyrics: Meredith Wilson

Introduced by: Vaughn Monroe

Other titles: Dos Enamorados (Spanish)

Two Sleepy People (1938)

Music: Ralph Rainger; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Thanks for the Memory / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bob Hope and Shirley Ross

Appears in medley: "Life on Stage at the Paramount" sketch; Two Sleepy People / Remember Me

Two Sleepy People / Remember Me (1956)

Music: Ralph Rainger, Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin, Leo Robin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore

Contains (medley of): Two Sleepy People; Remember Me?

U.S. Field Artillery March (1917)

Music: John Philip Sousa; Lyrics: John Philip Sousa; Original music: Edmund L. Gruber

Source: The Caisson Song (based-song)

Appears in medley: Army Song medley

Ukulele Lady (1925)

Music: Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Umbriago (1944)

Music: Irving Caesar, Jimmy Durante; Lyrics: Irving Caesar, Jimmy Durante

Source: Music for Millions / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante

Appears in medley: Umbriago / Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?

Umbriago / Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away? (1946)

Music: Irving Caesar, Jimmy Durante, William H. Farrell; Lyrics: Irving Caesar, Jimmy Durante, William H. Farrell

Introduced by: Jimmy Durante and Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Umbriago; Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?

Uncle Frankie / Auntie Joanie (1953)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Joan Blondell and Milton Berle

Contains (medley of): Uncle Miltie

Uncle Miltie

Introduced by: Milton Berle

Appears in medley: God's Country medley; Uncle Frankie / Auntie Joanie

Under a Blanket of Blue (1933)

Music: Jerry Livingston; Lyrics: Al J. Neiburg, Marty Symes

Introduced by: Casa Loma Orchestra

Unfoolish (2002)

Music: 7 Aurelius, Ashanti, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Irv Gotti, Daron Jones, Etterlene Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., R. Kelly; Lyrics: 7 Aurelius, Ashanti, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Irv Gotti, Daron Jones, Etterlene Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., R. Kelly

Introduced by: Ashanti featuring The Notorious B.I.G.

Contains (medley of): Fuck You Tonight

Appears in medley: Unfoolish / Out Beyond the Window

Unfoolish / Out Beyond the Window (2006)

Music: 7 Aurelius, Ashanti, Irv Gotti, Etterlene Jordan, Rod McKuen; Lyrics: 7 Aurelius, Ashanti, Irv Gotti, Etterlene Jordan, Rod McKuen

Contains (medley of): Unfoolish; Out Beyond the Window

Until (1948)

Music: Bob Crosby, Jack Fulton, Hunter Kohler; Lyrics: Bob Crosby, Jack Fulton, Hunter Kohler

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Until the Real Thing Comes Along (1931)

Music: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols

Introduced by: Ethel Waters

Appears in medley: Until the Real Thing Comes Along [1984 revision]; Old Favourites Medley: Until the Real Thing Comes Along / Lost In A Fog / Snuggled On Your Shoulder

Until the Real Thing Comes Along [1984 revision] (1984)

Music: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols; Lyrics [additional]: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuando Llegue La Verdad (Spanish)

Contains (medley of): Until the Real Thing Comes Along

Up, Up and Away (1967)

Music: Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: The Fifth Dimension

Appears in medley: Medley: How High the Moon / Up, Up and Away / Look Out for Jimmy Valentine / Tony Rome / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

Van Johnson's House (1946)

Music: Alfred Lee, Gaston Lyle; Lyrics: George Leybourne; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Von Johnson

Contains (medley of): The Man on the Flying Trapeze

Velvet Moon (1942)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Eddie DeLange

Introduced by: Harry James

Vesti la giubba (1892)

Music: Ruggero Leoncavallo; Libretto: Ruggero Leoncavallo

Source: Pagliacci (opera)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Tibbett Medley: Bella figlia dell'amore / Sunday, Monday or Always / Habanera / Saturday Night / Vesti la giubba / My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time / La donna è mobile / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive; Popular Song medley

Victor Herbert medley: Thine Alone / A Kiss in the Dark (1944)

Music: Victor Herbert; Lyrics: Henry Blossom, Buddy DeSylva

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Thine Alone; A Kiss in the Dark; Thine Alone

Victory 2004 (2004)

Music: 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., Jason "Jadakiss" Phillips; Lyrics: 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Steven Jordan, The Notorious B.I.G., Jason "Jadakiss" Phillips

Introduced by: Puff Daddy featuring The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks

Appears in medley: Runnin' / Victory 2004 / A Long Night

Victory Polka (1943)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Violets for Your Furs (1941)

Music: Matt Dennis; Lyrics: Tom Adair

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Violetas Para Adornarte (Spanish); Para Tus Pieles (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day; Dorsey Memory Medley

Volare (Nel blue dipinto di blu) (1958)

Music: Domenico Modugno; Lyrics: Mitchell Parish; Italian lyrics [original]: Franco Migliacci, Domenico Modugno

Introduced by: Domenico Modugno

Appears in medley: Together Again medley

Von Ryan March (1965)

Music: Jerry Goldsmith

Source: Von Ryan's Express / Fox (film)

Wagon Wheels (1934)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Billy Rose

Source: Ziegfeld Follies of 1934 (revue)

Introduced by: Everett Marshall

Appears in medley: Theme from "New York, New York" ("Wagon Wheels" intro)

Wait 'Till the Sun Shines, Nellie (1905)

Music: Harry Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Andrew B. Sterling

Appears in medley: Old Favourites medley [1946-10-09]

Wait for the Wagon (1851)

Music: Geo P. Knauff; Lyrics: Geo P. Knauff

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit

Wait till You See Her (1942)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: By Jupiter (musical)

Introduced by: Ronald Graham

Other titles: Espera A Verla (Spanish)

Wake Up and Live (1937)

Music: Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Wake Up and Live / Twentieth Century Fox (film)

Introduced by: Alice Faye

Walk Away (1975)

Music: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn, Johnny Harris; Lyrics: Paul Anka, Sammy Cahn, Johnny Harris

Introduced by: Paul Anka

Walkin' Down to Washington

Music: Sammy Mysels, Doc Sanford; Lyrics: Sammy Mysels, Doc Sanford

Walkin' in the Sunshine (1951)

Music: Bob Merrill; Lyrics: Bob Merrill

Other titles: Walking In The Sunshine (Alternate)

Wandering (1968)

Music: Gayle Caldwell; Lyrics: Gayle Caldwell

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Divagando (Spanish); Vagando en mis Recuerdos (Spanish); Vagando (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Come On / My Way of Life

Was That the Human Thing to Do (1932)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Joe Young

Introduced by: The Boswell Sisters

Appears in medley: Scottish skit medley; Frank and Bing medley [1945]

Was The Last Time I Saw You (The Last Time) (1945)

Music: Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser; Lyrics: Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser

Other titles: Was The Last Time I Saw You (Alternate)

Wasn't It a Wonderful Wedding? (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Our Town / NBC (television special)

Watch What Happens (1964)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Louis Demy

Source: Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (film)

Introduced by: Marc Michel

Other titles: Théme de Lola (French); Observa Qué Sucede (Spanish); Mira Lo Que Pasa (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Let Me Try Again / The Lady is a Tramp; Medley: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Watch What Happens / Nice 'n' Easy / The Lady is a Tramp

Watertown (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Wave (1967)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Antonio Carlos Jobim

Introduced by: Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66

Other titles: Ola de Mar (Spanish); Te Voy A Contar (Spanish); Ola (Spanish)

We Can't Do That Anymore (1973)

Music: Leonard Bernstein, John Kander, George Meyer, Albert Von Tilzer; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Fred Ebb, E. Ray Goetz, Adolph Green, Edgar Leslie, Jack Norworth

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Contains (medley of): Take Me Out to the Ball Game; For Me and My Gal; New York, New York

We Hate to Leave (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye (1932)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Harry Woods

Introduced by: Guy Lombardo

We Kiss in a Shadow (1951)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The King and I (musical)

Introduced by: Doretta Morrow and Larry Douglas

We Open in Venice (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me, Kate (musical)

We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me) (1940)

Music: Nelson Cogane, Sammy Mysels, Dick Robertson; Lyrics: Nelson Cogane, Sammy Mysels, Dick Robertson

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

Other titles: Nostros Tres (Spanish)

We Three Kings of Orient Are (1857)

Music: John Henry Hopkins Jr.; Lyrics: John Henry Hopkins Jr.

We Three Pin-Up Boys (Sunday, Monday or Always parody) (1945)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope

Contains (medley of): Sunday, Monday or Always

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

We Wish You the Merriest (1961)

Music: Les Brown; Lyrics: Les Brown

Introduced by: Les Brown

Other titles: Te Deseamos Felices Navidades (Spanish); Les Deseamos Las Más Felices (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Christmas Medley with Nancy and Gail

We'll Be Together Again (1945)

Music: Carl Fischer; Lyrics: Frankie Laine

Introduced by: The Pied Pipers

Other titles: Estaremos Juntos Otra Vez (Spanish)

We'll Gather Lilacs in the Spring (1945)

Music: Ivor Novello; Lyrics: Ivor Novello

Source: Perchance to Dream (musical)

Introduced by: Muriel Barron and Olive Gilbert

Other titles: We'll Gather Lilacs (Alternate)

We'll Meet Again (1939)

Music: Albert R. Parker; Lyrics: Hugh Charles

Introduced by: Vera Lynn

We're Coming Virginia (1949)

Music: Donald Heywood; Lyrics: Will Marion Cook

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dorothy Kirsten

Contains (medley of): I'm Coming Virginia

We're Glad That We're Italian (1959)

Music: Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Edward Heyman; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin

Contains (medley of): You Oughta Be in Pictures

We're Glad We're Not Young Anymore (1959)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Introduced by: Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee and Louis Armstrong

Contains (medley of): I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore

We're Just a Kiss Apart (1949)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Leo Robin

Source: Gentleman Prefer Blondes (musical)

Introduced by: Eric Brotherson

Other titles: Just a Kiss Apart (Alternate)

We're On Our Way (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Weep No More, My Lady (1942)

Music: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney; Lyrics: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney

Weep They Will (1955)

Music: Carl Fischer; Lyrics: Bill Carey

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Welcome to My World (1962)

Music: John Hathcock, Ray Winkler; Lyrics: John Hathcock, Ray Winkler

Introduced by: Jim Reeves

Appears in medley: Medley: Welcome to My World / Now is the Hour / So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh / Auld Lang Syne

Well, Did You Evah? (1939)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Du Barry Was a Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Betty Grable and Charles Walters

Other titles: Bien Hecho (Spanish); ¿Lo Hiciste Bien Evah? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Sinatra Songbook medley

Were Thine That Special Face (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Alfred Drake

What a Diff'rence a Day Made (1934)

Music: María Grever; Lyrics: Stanley Adams; Spanish lyrics [original]: María Grever

Introduced by: Jimmie Ague

Other titles: Cuando vuelva a tu lado (Original Spanish title); What a Difference a Day Made (Alternate spelling); What a Diff'rence a Day Makes (Alternate title)

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit

What a Funny Girl (You Used to Be) (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Que Chica Tan Graciosa (Spanish)

What Am I Gonna Do About You? (1946)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Ladies' Man / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Virginia Welles

What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? (1969)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

Source: The Happy Ending / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Michael Dees

Other titles: ¿Qué Vas Hacer El Resto de Tu Vida? (Spanish); Que Vas A Hacer El Resto De Tu Vida? (Spanish); ¿Que Haces El Resto De Tu Vida? (Spanish); Какво ще правиш отсега нататък (Bulgarian)

What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry? (1926)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Abe Lyman

Introduced by: Lanin's Arcadians

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Dorsey-Pied Pipers Reminiscing medley

What Do I Care For a Dame? (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

Introduced by: Gene Kelly

Appears in medley: Dream Sequence and Finale: What Do I Care for a Dame? / Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered / I Could Write a Book

What Do You Do in the Infantry? (1943)

Music: Frank Loesser; Lyrics: Frank Loesser

Appears in medley: Army Song medley

What Do You Think I Am? (1941)

Music: Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

Source: Best Foot Forward (musical)

Introduced by: June Allyson and Kenneth Bowers

Appears in medley: What Do You Think I Am? / Oh! Look At You Now

What Do You Think I Am? / Oh! Look At You Now (1951)

Music: Ralph Blane, Joe Bushkin, Hugh Martin; Lyrics: Ralph Blane, John DeVries, Hugh Martin

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Eileen Barton

Contains (medley of): What Do You Think I Am?; Oh! Look at Me Now

What Is This Strange New Thrill (1940)

Music: Henri Woode; Lyrics: Charles Carpenter

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

What Is This Thing Called Love? (1930)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Wake Up and Dream (musical)

Introduced by: Elsie Carlisle

Other titles: ¿Que Es Esto Que Llaman Amor? (Spanish); 恋とはどんなもの (Japanese); Que Es Eso Llamado Amor? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley [alternate]; Ding-a-Ling medley; Rat Pack parody medley [incomplete]

What Kind of Fool Am I? (1961)

Music: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley; Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley

Source: Stop the World - I Want To Get Off (musical)

Introduced by: Anthony Newley

What Makes The Sunset / What Makes Your Big Head So Hard (1946)

Music: Louis Jordan, Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Louis Jordan

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): What Makes the Sunset?; Caldonia

What Makes the Sunset? (1945)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Anchors Aweigh / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: ¿Qué Hace Que Se Ponga El Sol? (Spanish)

Appears in medley: What Makes The Sunset / What Makes Your Big Head So Hard

What Now My Love? (1962)

Music: Gilbert Bécaud; Lyrics: Carl Sigman; French lyrics [original]: Pierre Delanoe

Introduced by: Jane Morgan

Other titles: Et Maintenant (French); What Now, My Love? (Alternate); Co Dál (Czech); Por Qué Me Dejas (Spanish); Porque Me Dejas (Spanish)

What Time Does the Next Miracle Leave? (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: En Que Momento Sale El Milagro Siguiente (Spanish)

What'll I Do? (1923)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Music Box Revue (revue)

Introduced by: Grace Moore and John Steel

Other titles: Qué Haré (Spanish)

What's New? (1939)

Music: Bob Haggart; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

What's Now Is Now (1969)

Music: Bob Gaudio; Lyrics: Jake Holmes

Source: Watertown (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Lo Que Es, Ahora Lo Es (Spanish); Lo Que Es Ahora Es Ahora (Spanish)

What's the Difference

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Appears in medley: Medley: Believe It or Not / Falling In Love / What's the Difference

What's Wrong With Me? (1948)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Source: The Kissing Bandit / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Whatever Happened to Christmas? (1968)

Music: Jimmy Webb; Lyrics: Jimmy Webb

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Sucedio En Navidad (Spanish); ¿Que Le Pasó A La Navidad? (Spanish)

When Day Is Done (1926)

Music: Dr. Robert Katscher; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Introduced by: Harry Pollock

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad; Film Song medley: I Only Have Eyes For You / When Day Is Done / You Oughta Be In Pictures

When Daylight Dawns (1941)

Music: Bea Huberdo; Lyrics: Bea Huberdo

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

When Francis Dances With Me

Music: Violinsky; Lyrics: Ben Ryan

Appears in medley: When Francis Dances With Me [parody]

When Francis Dances With Me [parody] (1950)

Music: Violinsky; Lyrics: Ben Ryan

Introduced by: Milton Berle, Frank Sinatra and Georgia Gibbs

Contains (medley of): When Francis Dances With Me

When I Go A Dreamin'

Music: Clay Boland; Lyrics: Bickley Reichner

Appears in medley: Medley: Midnight On The Trail / When I Go A Dreamin' / I Live the Life I Love

When I Grow Too Old to Dream (1935)

Music: Sigmund Romberg; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: The Night Is Young / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Evelyn Laye and Ramon Novarro

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

When I Lost You (1912)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Introduced by: Manuel Romain

Other titles: Cuando Te Perdi (Spanish); 君失いて (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Always / When I Lost You

When I Stop Loving You (1954)

Music: George Cates; Lyrics: Alan Copeland, Morty Greene

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuando Cese de Amarte (Spanish)

When I Take My Sugar to Tea (1931)

Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Irving Kahal

Introduced by: The Melotone Boys

Other titles: Llevando A Mi Chica A Tomar Te (Spanish)

When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

Other titles: Cuando No Estoy Cerca de la Chica Que Amo (Spanish); Cuando No Estoy Cerca De Mi Amada (Spanish)

When Is Sometime? (1949)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Rhonda Fleming

Other titles: Cuando Es El Momento? (Spanish)

When It's Sleepy Time Down South (1931)

Music: Clarence Muse, Leon René, Otis René; Lyrics: Clarence Muse, Leon René, Otis René

Source: Safe in Hell / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Nina Mae McKinney

When Joanna Loved Me (1964)

Music: Robert Wells; Lyrics: Jack Segal

Introduced by: Tony Bennett

Appears in medley: Medley with Tony Bennett

When Love Comes Again (1941)

Music: Jerry Deane; Lyrics: Lou Halmy

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

When No One Cares (1958)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuando A Nadie Le Importa (Spanish)

When Sleepy Stars Begin to Fall (1941)

Music: Sybil Allen; Lyrics: Sybil Allen

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

When Somebody Loves You (1965)

Music: Howard Greenfield, Jack Keller, Keely Smith; Lyrics: Howard Greenfield, Jack Keller, Keely Smith

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Cuando Alguien Te Ama (Spanish); Quando Alguém Te Ama (Portuguese); 誰かに愛された時 (Japanese); Cuando Alguien Te Quiere (Spanish); Cuando Alguien Me Ama (Spanish); Todo El Camino (Spanish)

When the Idle Poor Become the Idle Rich (1947)

Music: Burton Lane; Lyrics: Yip Harburg

Source: Finian's Rainbow (musical)

When the Red, Red Robin (Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along) (1926)

Music: Harry Woods; Lyrics: Harry Woods

Introduced by: Jack Smith

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #1

When the Sun Goes Down (1950)

Music: Irvine Orton; Lyrics: Walter O'Keefe

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Crepúsculo (Portuguese)

When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano (1940)

Music: Leon René; Lyrics: Leon René

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

When the Wind Was Green (1949)

Music: Donald Henry Stinson; Lyrics: Donald Henry Stinson

Introduced by: Hugo Winterhalter

Other titles: Cuando Empezó El Viento (Spanish)

When We're Alone (Penthouse Serenade) (1931)

Music: Val Burton, Will Jason; Lyrics: Val Burton, Will Jason

Introduced by: Tom Gerun

Appears in medley: Popular Song Medley: When We're Alone / Louise / Can't We Be Friends

When You Awake (1940)

Music: Henry Nemo; Lyrics: Henry Nemo

Other titles: Cuando Tu Despiertas (Spanish)

When You Say I Beg Your Pardon, Then I'll Come Back to You

Music: Jack Benny; Lyrics: Jack Benny

Introduced by: Jack Benny

When You Say the Word (1940)

Music: Carl Lille; Lyrics: Carl Lille

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

When You Were Sweet Sixteen (1898)

Music: James Thornton; Lyrics: James Thornton

When You Wish Upon a Star (1940)

Music: Leigh Harline; Lyrics: Ned Washington

Source: Pinocchio / Disney (film)

Introduced by: Cliff Edwards

When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose (1914)

Music: Percy Wenrich; Lyrics: Jack Mahoney

Introduced by: American Quartet

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad

When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) (1925)

Music: Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Larry Shay; Lyrics: Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Larry Shay

Introduced by: Henry Thies

Other titles: 君微笑む時 (Japanese); Cuando Sonríes (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley; Frank and Dean medley [1959]; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Medley: Blue Skies / A Foggy Day / Hello, Young Lovers / I've Got You Under My Skin / The Way You Look Tonight / Pennies From Heaven / Prisoner of Love / Strangers in the Night / Catch a Falling Star / Too Marvelous for Words / Do I Love You? / The Lady is a Tramp / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; It's Jubilee Time medley; Getting To Know You / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]; Frank and Dean medley [1983]

When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver (1930)

Music: Peter DeRose; Lyrics: Charles Tobias

Introduced by: Lester McFarland

Appears in medley: The Number Two Boys in the Land

When Your Lover Has Gone (1931)

Music: Einar Aaron Swan; Lyrics: Einar Aaron Swan

Source: Blonde Crazy / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Gene Austin

Other titles: Cuando Tu Amor Te Ha Dejado (Spanish); 恋去りし時 (Japanese); ホエン・ユア・ラバー・ハズ・ゴーン (Japanese); Cuando Tu Amado Se Haya Ido (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone; Medley: Just One Of Those Things / It Never Entered My Mind / When Your Lover Has Gone

Where Are You? (1937)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Top of the Town / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Gertrude Niessen

Other titles: ¿Dónde Estarás? (Spanish); Donde Estas (Spanish)

Where Do I Go From You (1940)

Music: Walter Bullock, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Walter Bullock, Allie Wrubel

Where Do We Go From Here? (1917)

Music: Percy Wenrich; Lyrics: Howard Johnson

Appears in medley: "Soldier Returning Home" medley including "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful"

Where Do You Go? (1957)

Music: Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Arnold Sundgaard

Introduced by: Shannon Bolin

Other titles: Donde Vas Tu? (Spanish)

Where Do You Keep Your Heart? (1940)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert; Lyrics: Al Stillman

Other titles: Dónde Tienes Tu Corazón? (Spanish)

Where Does Love Begin? (1944)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: Step Lively / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Appears in medley: Finale: As Long As There's Music / Some Other Time / Where Does Love Begin?

Where Is the Life That Late I Led? (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Alfred Drake

Where Is the One? (1947)

Music: Edwin Finckel; Lyrics: Alec Wilder

Introduced by: Dick Haymes

Other titles: Dónde Está Mi Amor (Spanish)

Where or When (1937)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Babes in Arms (musical)

Introduced by: Ray Heatherton and Mitzi Green

Other titles: Dondo O Cuando (Spanish); Donde O Cuando (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Living Room medley; Rat Pack medley; Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady is a Tramp / Where or When / I've Got the World on a String / Oh Marie / All of Me / When You're Smiling; Frank and Dean medley [1977]; Frank and Dean medley [1980]; Medley: Where or When / I See Your Face Before Me / That Face / You're Sensational; Rodgers and Hart medley; Frank and Dean medley [1976]; Frank and Dean medley [1977-08-23]; Frank and Dean medley [1977 alt]

Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day) (1931)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Roy Turk; Lyrics: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Roy Turk

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: The Number Two Boys in the Land; "My Romance" skit; Andy Russell / Frank Sinatra Hits Medley; Love and Three medley; I Love a Piano medley; Yankee Doodle parody

Where Was I? (1940)

Music: W. Franke Harling; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: 'Til We Meet Again / Warner Bros. (film)

Appears in medley: Medley: Too Romantic / Where Was I / Shake Down the Stars

While the Angelus Was Ringing (1948)

Music: Jean Villard; Lyrics: Dick Manning; French lyrics [original]: Jean Villard

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Les Trois Cloches (French)

While We're Young (1944)

Music: Morty Palitz, Alec Wilder; Lyrics: Bill Engvick

Introduced by: Fred Waring

Whispering (1920)

Music: Vincent Rose; Lyrics: Richard Coburn, John Schonberger

Introduced by: Paul Whiteman

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: Whispering / Avalon / The Japanese Sandman

White (1956)

Music: Victor Young

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: White, The Young In Heart (Alternate)

White Christmas (1942)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Holiday Inn / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Blanca Navidad (Spanish); Navidad Blanca (Spanish)

Appears in medley: World War II medley; Medley: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays / Let It Snow / The Christmas Song / White Christmas / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Deck the Halls / O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / Silent Night; Christmas Carol medley: O Little Town of Bethlehem / Joy to the World / White Christmas

White Rain jingle

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Who Put the Snatch on the Lindbergh Baby?

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Who Takes Care of the Caretaker's Daughter (While the Caretaker's Busy Taking Care) (1925)

Music: Chick Endor, Paul Specht; Lyrics: Chick Endor, Paul Specht

Introduced by: Cliff Edwards

Who Told You I Cared? (1939)

Music: Bert Reisfeld; Lyrics: George Whiting

Source: Kid Nightingale / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: John Payne

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm

Other titles: Quien Quiere Ser Millonario (Spanish); Quién Quiere Ser Un Millonario (Spanish)

Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?

Music: William H. Farrell; Lyrics: William H. Farrell

Appears in medley: Jimmy Durante medley; Season Highlights medley; Umbriago / Who Will Be With You When I'm Far Away?

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? (1933)

Music: Frank Churchill; Lyrics: Frank Churchill

Source: Three Little Pigs / Disney (cartoon)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2

Who's Gonna Bite You Baby?

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Who's In Your Arms Tonight?

Music: Hank Sanicola; Lyrics: Ben Allen

Who's Sorry Now? (1923)

Music: Ted Snyder; Lyrics: Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby

Introduced by: Bob Thompson

Who? (1925)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach

Source: Sunny (musical)

Introduced by: Marilyn Miller and Paul Frawley

Appears in medley: Melody for Mom and Dad; Memory Medley: Who? / My Heart Stood Still / Three Little Words

Whose Baby Are You? (1947)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: It Happened in Brooklyn / MGM (film)

Why Am I Still Dreaming? (1940)

Music: Mabel Toole; Lyrics: Mabel Toole

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Why Can't You Behave? (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me, Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Lisa Kirk

Appears in medley: "Kiss Me Kate" Overture

Why Do I Love You? (1927)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Show Boat (musical)

Why Does It Get So Late So Early? (1946)

Music: Johnny Lehmann, Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Johnny Lehmann, Allie Wrubel

Why Don't We Do This More Often? (1941)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Charles Newman

Introduced by: Freddy Martin

Appears in medley: Love and Three medley

Why Remind Me? (1949)

Music: Doris Tauber; Lyrics: Sis Willner

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Why Should I Cry Over You? (1922)

Music: Chester Conn; Lyrics: Ned Miller

Introduced by: Arthur Fields

Why Shouldn't I? (1935)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Jubilee (musical)

Introduced by: Margaret Adams

Appears in medley: The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Let's Fall in Love / Why Shouldn't I?

Why Shouldn't It Happen to Us (1945)

Music: Alberta Nichols; Lyrics: Mann Holiner

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Why Try to Change Me Now? (1952)

Music: Cy Coleman; Lyrics: Joseph A. McCarthy

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Porque Tratas De Cambiarme Ahora (Spanish); Por Que Tratar De Cambiarme Ahora (Spanish)

Why Was I Born? (1929)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Sweet Adeline (musical)

Introduced by: Helen Morgan

Appears in medley: Medley: Why Was I Born? / I'm A Fool To Want You

Willow Weep for Me (1932)

Music: Ann Ronnell; Lyrics: Ann Ronnell

Introduced by: Ted Fiorito

Other titles: Sauce Llora Por Mi (Spanish)

Winchester Cathedral (1966)

Music: Geoff Stephens; Lyrics: Geoff Stephens

Introduced by: The New Vaudeville Band

Other titles: La Catedral De Winchester (Spanish)

Winners (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Source: Maurie / National General Pictures (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ganadores (Spanish); Theme from "Maurie" (Alternate); Vencedores (Spanish); 勝利者 (Japanese)

Appears in medley: Here's to a Winner

Winter Wonderland (1934)

Music: Felix Bernard; Lyrics: Richard Bernhard Smith

Introduced by: Richard Himber

Wishful Thinking

Music: unknown; Lyrics: unknown

Wishing (Will Make It So) (1939)

Music: Buddy DeSylva; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Other titles: Wishing Will Make It So (Alternate)

Witchcraft (1957)

Music: Cy Coleman; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Embrujado (Spanish); Brujería (Spanish); Tu Hechizo (Spanish); Kouzla (Czech); Embrujo (Spanish); Embrujada (Spanish); ウィッチクラフト (Japanese); Hechizo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: I Sing the Songs / Come Fly With Me / Nancy / Witchcraft / All the Way / Nice 'n' Easy / My Way / I Sing the Songs; Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Love Me Tender / Witchcraft; Diamond Jubilee medley; The Ultimate Event medley; Together Again medley; Let's Sing Again medley; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank Sinatra Overture; The Ultimate Event medley ["New York, New York" intro]; The Ultimate Event medley [Frank and Liza version]

With a Song in My Heart (1929)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Spring Is Here (musical)

Introduced by: John Hundley and Lillian Taiz

Appears in medley: Rodgers and Hart medley; My Heart Stood Still [choral introduction]

With Every Breath I Take (1934)

Music: Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin; Lyrics: Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

Source: Here Is My Heart / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Con Todas Mis Fuerzas (Spanish)

Without a Song (1929)

Music: Vincent Youmans; Lyrics: Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose

Source: Great Day! (musical)

Other titles: Sin Una Canción (Spanish)

Wives and Lovers (1963)

Music: Burt Bacharach; Lyrics: Hal David

Introduced by: Jack Jones

Other titles: Esposas Y Amantes (Spanish); ワイヴズ･アンド･ラヴァーズ (Japanese)

Wooden Horse (2001)

Music: Craig Mack, Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn, Craig Mack

Source: What's the Worst That Could Happen? / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Craig Mack

Contains (medley of): High Hopes

World Tour medley: Mexico (1957)

Music: Michael Carr, Jack Breckenridge Tenney; Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy, Helen Stone

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Mexicali Rose; South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)

World Tour medley: Paris (1957)

Music: Cole Porter, Harry Revel; Lyrics: Mack Gordon, Cole Porter

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

Contains (medley of): Paris in the Spring; I Love Paris

World War II medley (1945)

Music: Harold Arlen, Billy Austin, Irving Berlin, Mack Gordon, Louis Jordan, Walter Kent, Frank Loesser, Cole Porter, Arthur Schwartz, Sam H. Sept, Jule Styne, Jimmy Van Heusen, traditional; Lyrics: Billy Austin, Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Johnny Burke, Nat Burton, Al Dexter, Robert Fletcher, Louis Jordan, Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Charles Tobias, Harry Warren

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Martha Tilton and The Pied Pipers

Contains (medley of): Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition; Chattanooga Choo Choo; Pistol Packin' Mama; (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover; Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (with Anyone Else but Me); Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby?; They're Either Too Young or Too Old; I Don't Want to Walk Without You; Don't Fence Me In; Sunday, Monday or Always; Blues in the Night; White Christmas

World War None! (1980)

Music: Gordon Jenkins; Lyrics: Gordon Jenkins

Source: The Future (song suite)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Ninguna Guerra Mundial! (Spanish)

Would I Love You? (1951)

Music: Harold Spina; Lyrics: Bob Russell

Introduced by: Patti Page

Wouldn't It Be Loverly (1956)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: My Fair Lady (musical)

Introduced by: Julie Andrews

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (and Dream Your Troubles Away) (1931)

Music: Harry Barris; Lyrics: Ted Koehler, Billy Moll

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Envuelve En Sueños Tus Preocupaciones (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley

Wunderbar (1948)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Kiss Me Kate (musical)

Introduced by: Patricia Morison and Alfred Drake

Ya Better Stop (1953)

Music: Mark McIntyre; Lyrics: Cliff Ferre

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Yankee Doodle

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional

Appears in medley: Yankee Doodle [commercial parody]; Yankee Doodle parody

Yankee Doodle [commercial parody] (1945)

Music: traditional; Lyrics: traditional; Parody lyrics: Glenn Wheaton

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): Yankee Doodle

Yankee Doodle parody (1950)

Music: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Roy Turk, traditional; Lyrics: Fred E. Ahlert, Bing Crosby, Roy Turk, traditional

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope

Contains (medley of): Yankee Doodle; Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)

Yearning (1925)

Music: Joe Burke; Lyrics: Benny Davis

Introduced by: Harry Reser

Yellow (1956)

Music: Jeff Alexander

Source: Tone Poems of Color (concept album)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Yellow, The Laughter (Alternate)

Yellow Days (1965)

Music: Alan Bernstein; Lyrics: Alarcon Carrillo

Other titles: La Mentira (Spanish); Dias Amarillos (Spanish)

Yes Indeed! (1941)

Music: Sy Oliver; Lyrics: Sy Oliver

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: ¡Si, Es Por Cierto! (Spanish); Si es Cierto! (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Salute to Tommy Dorsey (Part 1); Dorsey Memory Medley; Medley of 1941 Hits: This Love of Mine / Yes, Indeed!

Yes Sir, That's My Baby (1925)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Gus Kahn

Introduced by: Gene Austin

Other titles: Si Señor, Es Mi Niña (Spanish); Това Е Моето Бебе (Bulgarian); Это Мой Ребеночек (Russian); Si Señor, Esta Es Mi Nena (Spanish); Si Señor, Es Mi Chica (Spanish); Si Señor, Esa Es Mi Chica (Spanish); Si señor, esa es mi nena (Spanish); Si Señor, Es Mi Nena (Spanish)

Appears in medley: My Pa / Yes Sir, That's My Daddy

Yes! We Have No Bananas (1923)

Music: Irving Cohn, Frank Silver; Lyrics: Irving Cohn, Frank Silver

Introduced by: Furman and Nash

Yes, Indeedy (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: Take Me Out to the Ball Game / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly

Yesterday (1965)

Music: John Lennon, Paul McCartney; Lyrics: John Lennon, Paul McCartney

Introduced by: The Beatles

Other titles: Ayer (Spanish title)

Yesterdays (1935)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Otto Harbach

Source: Roberta (musical)

Introduced by: Fay Templeton

Other titles: Ayeres (Spanish); Prošli Dani (Croatian)

Yetta, I Can't Forget Her (1955)

Music: Louis G. Brown; Lyrics: Louis G. Brown

Source: The Colgate Comedy Hour / NBC (television)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

You and I (1941)

Music: Meredith Wilson; Lyrics: Meredith Wilson

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Tú Y Yo (Spanish)

You and Me (We Wanted It All) (1979)

Music: Peter Allen; Lyrics: Carole Bayer Sager

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Vos Y Yo (Lo Quisimos Todo) (Spanish)

You and the Night and the Music (1934)

Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz

Source: Revenge with Music (musical)

Introduced by: Georges Metaxa and Libby Holman

Other titles: Tu, La Noche Y La Música (Spanish); Noi e la notte (Italian)

You Are A Brute [All the Things You Are parody] (1945)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): All the Things You Are

You Are Love (1927)

Music: Jerome Kern; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Show Boat (musical)

Other titles: Tu Eres Amor (Spanish)

You Are My Sunshine (1939)

Music: Jimmie Davis, Charles Mitchell; Lyrics: Jimmie Davis, Charles Mitchell

Introduced by: The Pine Ridge Boys

Appears in medley: Bing and Frank medley: You Are My Sunshine / Sonny Boy / You're the Top; You Are Our Moonshine

You Are Our Moonshine (1944)

Music: Jimmie Davis, Charles Mitchell; Lyrics: Jimmie Davis, Charles Mitchell

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Roy Rogers

Contains (medley of): You Are My Sunshine

You Are the Sunshine of My Life (1972)

Music: Stevie Wonder; Lyrics: Stevie Wonder

Introduced by: Stevie Wonder

Other titles: Eres El Sol De Mi Vida (Spanish); Eres el rayo de sol de mi vida (Spanish); Jsi Paprsek Mého Života (Czech); Tu Eres La Luz De Mi Vida (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Overture: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / I Get a Kick Out of You / [unknown] / Strangers in the Night / Bad, Bad Leroy Brown / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / My Way / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

You Are There (1967)

Music: Harry Sukman; Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster

Source: The Naked Runner / Warner Bros. (theme)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Estás Allí (Spanish); Tu Estas Alli (Tema De "Servicio De Inteligencia") (Spanish); Estás Ahí (Spanish); Tu Estas Ahi (Spanish)

You Are Too Beautiful (1933)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Hallelujah, I'm a Bum / United Artists (film)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley

You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me (1930)

Music: Pierre Norman Connor [Father Joseph], Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Irving Kahal

Source: The Big Pond / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Maurice Chevalier

Other titles: Me Trajiste Un Nuevo Amor (Spanish); A New Kind Of Love (Short); Me Ofreciste Un Nuevo Tipo De Amor (Spanish); Me Trajiste Una Nueva Clase De Anor (Spanish); Me Revelaste Una Nueva Clase De Amor (Spanish); Trajiste Un Nuevo Amor Hacia Mi (Spanish)

You Call Everybody Darlin' (1947)

Music: Sam Martin, Ben Trace, Clem Watts; Lyrics: Sam Martin, Ben Trace, Clem Watts

Introduced by: Smiley Wilson

You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love) (1931)

Music: Russ Columbo, Con Conrad, Paul Gregory, Gladys du Bois; Lyrics: Russ Columbo, Con Conrad, Paul Gregory, Gladys du Bois

Introduced by: Russ Columbo

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

You Can Take My Word for It, Baby (1946)

Music: Ticker Freeman; Lyrics: Irving Taylor

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: You Can Take My Word For It Baby (Alternate)

You Can't Be True, Dear (1948)

Music: Hans Otten; Lyrics: Hal Cotten; German lyrics [original]: Gerhard Ebeler

Introduced by: Ken Griffin

You Can't See the Sun When You're Crying (1946)

Music: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts; Lyrics: Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts

Introduced by: Vaughn Monroe

You Cast a Spell Over Me (1940)

Music: Marty Bellman; Lyrics: Marty Bellman

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You Do (1947)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Mother Wore Tights / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Dan Dailey

You Do Something to Me (1929)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Fifty Million Frenchman (musical)

Introduced by: William Gaxton and Genevieve Tobin

Other titles: Haz Algo Por Mi (Spanish); Tu Me Haces Algo (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Let's Sing Again medley

You Don't Remind Me (1950)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Out of This World (written)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

You Forgot All the Words (While I Still Remember the Tune) (1955)

Music: Bernie Wayne; Lyrics: E. H. Jay

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: You Forgot All the Words (Alternate)

You Go to My Head (1938)

Music: J. Fred Coots; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie

Introduced by: Larry Clinton

Other titles: Tu Me Subes A La Cabeza (Spanish); Te Me Subes A La Cabeza (Spanish); Esás en mi menta (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Season Highlights medley; Medley: Pagan Love Song / You Go To My Head / Stardust; The Voice of Frank Sinatra preview; Love and Three medley; Medley: Oh! What It Seemed to Be / You Go To My Head; You Go To My Head / That Old Black Magic; I Don't Know Why / You Go To My Head / Davy Crockett / Night and Day

You Go To My Head / That Old Black Magic (1953)

Music: Harold Arlen, J. Fred Coots; Lyrics: Haven Gillespie, Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Contains (medley of): You Go to My Head; That Old Black Magic

You Got the Best of Me (1941)

Music: Joy Font; Lyrics: Joy Font

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You Keep Coming Back Like a Song (1946)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Blue Skies / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

You Light Up My Life (1977)

Music: Joe Brooks; Lyrics: Joe Brooks

Source: You Light Up My Life / Columbia Pictures (film)

Introduced by: Kasey Cisyk

You Lucky People, You (1941)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Road to Zanzibar / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Other titles: Afortunado Tú (Spanish)

You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It) (1913)

Music: James V. Monaco; Lyrics: Joseph A. McCarthy

Source: The Honeymoon Express (revue)

Introduced by: Al Jolson

Other titles: You Made Me Love You (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Rat Pack parody medley; "Kiddie Album" parody medley

You Make Me Feel So Young (1946)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Three Little Girls in Blue / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Charles Smith and Vera-Ellen

Other titles: Me Haces Sentir Tan Jóven (Spanish); Me Hace Sentir Joven (Spanish); Me Haces Sentir Muy Joven (Spanish); Le cose che non sal (Italian)

Appears in medley: You Make Me Feel So Young (Old); Diamond Jubilee medley; Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; Ding-a-Ling medley; Let's Sing Again medley; Overture: Witchcraft / I Concentrate on You / I'll Never Smile Again / Sunday, Monday or Always / Angel Eyes / You Make Me Feel So Young / The Tender Trap / High Hopes / Well, Did You Evah?; Medley with Dinah Shore (1956); Frank and Dinah medley [1958]

You Make Me Feel So Young (Old) (1960)

Music: Josef Myrow; Lyrics: Mack Gordon; Parody lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank and Nancy Sinatra

Contains (medley of): You Make Me Feel So Young

You Might Have Belonged to Another (1940)

Music: Pat West; Lyrics: Lucille Harmon

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

Other titles: Puedes Haber, Sido de Otro (Spanish)

You Must Believe in Spring (1967)

Music: Michel Legrand; Lyrics: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman; French lyrics [original]: Jacques Louis Demy

Source: Les Demoiselles de Rochefort / Comacico (theme)

Introduced by: Marlena Shaw

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby (1938)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Source: Hard to Get / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Dick Powell

Appears in medley: Frank and Dinah medley [1959]; You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby (with Lucky Strike commercial parody verse); You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby (Don Wilson parody); Medley with Dinah Shore (1956)

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby (Don Wilson parody) (1949)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Jack Benny

Contains (medley of): You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby (with Lucky Strike commercial parody verse) (1949)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and The Sportsmen Quartet

Contains (medley of): You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby

You Mustn't Kick It Around (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey (musical)

You Never Had It So Good (1964)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Fred Waring

You Oughta Be in Pictures (1934)

Music: Dana Suesse; Lyrics: Edward Heyman

Introduced by: Rudy Vallée

Appears in medley: We're Glad That We're Italian; Film Song medley: I Only Have Eyes For You / When Day Is Done / You Oughta Be In Pictures

You Really Fill the Bill (1940)

Music: Warren Hull; Lyrics: Warren Hull

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You Remind Me of the Girl That Used to Go to School With Me (1910)

Music: Charles Miller; Lyrics: Jack Drislane

You Taught Me To Love Again (1939)

Music: Tommy Dorsey, Henri Woode; Lyrics: Charles Carpenter

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You Think Of Ev'rything (1940)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy, Billy Rose

Source: Billy Rose's New Aquacade (stage show)

Appears in medley: Popular Hits Medley: All This and Heaven Too / Orchids For Remembrance / You Think Of Ev'rything

You Told A Lie (I Believed You) (1949)

Music: "Teepee" Mitchell, Lew Porter; Lyrics: "Teepee" Mitchell, Lew Porter

Other titles: Look What You've Done To My Heart (Alternate)

You Took Advantage of Me (1928)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Present Arms (musical)

Introduced by: Busby Berkeley and Joyce Barber

You Turned My World Around (1974)

Music: Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein; Lyrics: Kim Carnes, Dave Ellingson

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Obrátil Jsi Můj Svět (Czech); Cambiaste Mi Mundo (Spanish); 限りなき愛 (Japanese); Tu Giras Alrededor De Mi Mundo (Spanish); Diste Vuelta A Mi Mundo (Spanish); Tu me cambiaste, Amor (Spanish)

You Turned the Tables on Me (1936)

Music: Louis Alter; Lyrics: Sidney D. Mitchell

Source: Sing, Baby, Sing / 20th Century Fox (film)

Introduced by: Alice Faye

Appears in medley: Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

You Walk By (1940)

Music: Ben Raleigh, Bernie Wayne; Lyrics: Ben Raleigh, Bernie Wayne

You Were Only Fooling (While I Was Falling In Love) (1948)

Music: Billy Faber, Larry Fotine, Fred Meadows; Lyrics: Billy Faber, Larry Fotine, Fred Meadows

Introduced by: Blue Barron

You Will Be My Music (1973)

Music: Joe Raposo; Lyrics: Joe Raposo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: 君こそ我が音楽 (Japanese); Tú Serás Mi Música (Spanish)

You Won't Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) (1945)

Music: Teddy Powell, Larry Stock; Lyrics: Teddy Powell, Larry Stock

Introduced by: Louis Prima

You'd Be So Easy to Love (1936)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Born to Dance / MGM (film)

Introduced by: James Stewart and Eleanor Powell

Other titles: Serías Tan Fácil De Amar (Spanish); Muy Facil Para Amar (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Easy to Love / I've Got You Under My Skin

You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (1943)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Something to Shout About / Columbia (film)

Introduced by: Janet Blair and Don Ameche

Other titles: Has Sido Tan Buena En Venir A Casa (Spanish); Has Sido Buena En Venir A Casa (Spanish); Serias Tan Buena En Venir A Casa (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "My Romance" skit; God's Country medley

You'll Always Be the One I Love (1946)

Music: Ticker Freeman; Lyrics: Sunny Skylar

Other titles: Olvidaste Todas Las Palabras (Spanish)

You'll Get Yours (1955)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Dok Stanford

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

You'll Know When It Happens (1946)

Music: Carmen Lombardo; Lyrics: John Jacob Loeb

You'll Never Know (1943)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Hello, Frisco, Hello / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Alice Faye

Other titles: Nunca lo sabrá (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Desert Island Medley #2; "Frankie and Ginny" skit

You'll Never Walk Alone (1945)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: Carousel (musical)

Introduced by: Christine Johnson

Other titles: Nunca caminarás solo (Spanish)

You're a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith (1964)

Music: Sonny Burke, Don Raye; Lyrics: Hughie Prince

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Fred Waring

You're a Sweetheart (1937)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: You're a Sweetheart / Universal (film)

Introduced by: Alice Faye

Appears in medley: Hit Songs of Yesterday Medley: If It's the Last Thing I Do / I Live the Life I Love / You're a Sweetheart; Memory medley: June in January / Clouds / You're a Sweetheart

You're an Old Smoothie (1932)

Music: Nacio Herb Brown, Richard Whiting; Lyrics: Buddy DeSylva

Source: Take a Chance (musical)

Introduced by: Ethel Merman and Jack Haley

Appears in medley: Good Old Songs medley

You're Awful (1949)

Music: Roger Edens; Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green

Source: On the Town / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Betty Grable

You're Breaking My Heart (1948)

Music: Pat Genaro, Sunny Skylar; Lyrics: Pat Genaro, Sunny Skylar

Source: Leoncavallo's "Mattinata" (based)

Introduced by: Vic Damone

You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again (1940)

Music: Arthur Altman; Lyrics: James Cavanaugh, John Redmond

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

Other titles: Me Estás Destrozando el Corazón (Spanish)

You're Cheatin' Yourself (If You're Cheatin' on Me) (1956)

Music: Al Hoffman; Lyrics: Dick Manning

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: You're Cheatin' Yourself (Alternate); Te estas engañando a ti mismo (Spanish)

You're Driving Me Crazy (1930)

Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Walter Donaldson

Source: Smiles (musical)

Introduced by: Adele Astaire & Eddie Foy Jr.

Other titles: Me Vuelves Loco (Spanish); ¡Me Estás Volviendo Loco! (Spanish); Y Me Vuelves Loco (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me (1932)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Al Dubin

Source: 42nd Street / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Bebe Daniels

Other titles: Te Estas Haciendo Un Habito En Mi (Spanish)

You're Gonna Hear from Me (1965)

Music: André Previn; Lyrics: Dory Previn

Source: Inside Daisy Clover / Warner Bros. (film)

Introduced by: Natalie Wood

Other titles: Tendras Noticias Mias (Spanish); Vas A Oir Hablar De Mí (Spanish)

You're In Love With Someone (1949)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Johnny Burke

Source: Top o' the Morning / Paramount (film)

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

You're Lonely and I'm Lonely (1940)

Music: Irving Berlin; Lyrics: Irving Berlin

Source: Louisiana Purchase (musical)

Other titles: Estamos Solitarios (Spanish)

You're My Everything (1931)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Mort Dixon, Joe Young

Source: The Laugh Parade (revue)

Introduced by: Jeanne Aubert and Lawrence Gray

Appears in medley: "Frankie and Ginny" skit; "Frankie and Ginny" skit [shortened version]

You're My Girl (1947)

Music: Jule Styne; Lyrics: Sammy Cahn

Source: High Button Shoes (musical)

Introduced by: Mark Dawson and Lois Lee

You're My Thrill (1933)

Music: Jay Gorney; Lyrics: Sidney Clare

Source: Jimmy and Sally / Fox (film)

Introduced by: Lya Lys

You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You (1944)

Music: James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock; Lyrics: James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

Introduced by: Russ Morgan

Other titles: No Eres Nadie Hasta Que Alguien Te Ama (Spanish); Tu No Eres Alguen Hasta Que Alguien Te Ame (Spanish)

Appears in medley: "Sammy & His Friends" medley; Let There Be Love / You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You; Together Again medley; Frank and Dean parody medley [1980]

You're On Your Own (1943)

Music: Jimmy McHugh; Lyrics: Harold Adamson

Source: Higher and Higher / RKO (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Marcy McGuire

You're Part of My Heart (1940)

Music: Virginia Sloane; Lyrics: Virginia Sloane

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You're Sensational (1956)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: High Society / MGM (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Eres Sensacional (Spanish)

Appears in medley: Medley: Where or When / I See Your Face Before Me / That Face / You're Sensational

You're So Right (For What's Wrong in My Life) (1974)

Music: Roger Joyce, Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo; Lyrics: Roger Joyce, Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Eres Lo Mejor (Spanish); Tienes Toda La Razón (Por Lo Que Hay Equivocado En Mi Vida) (Spanish); Tú Eres Lo único Bueno (En Medio De Los Errores De Mi Vida) (Spanish); Tu Tienes Razon (Spanish)

You're So Worth the Waiting For (1944)

Music: Ervin Drake, Helen Ward; Lyrics: Ervin Drake, Helen Ward

You're Stepping On My Toes (1941)

Music: Robert Terry; Lyrics: Robert Terry

Introduced by: Tommy Dorsey

You're the Cream in My Coffee (1928)

Music: Ray Henderson; Lyrics: Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva

Source: Hold Everything! (musical)

Introduced by: Ona Munson and Jack Whiting

You're the One (1950)

Music: Victor Young; Lyrics: Ned Washington

You're the Top (1934)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Source: Anything Goes (musical)

Introduced by: William Gaxton and Ethel Merman

Appears in medley: Bing and Frank medley: You Are My Sunshine / Sonny Boy / You're the Top; You're the Top (parody)

You're the Top (parody)

Music: Cole Porter; Lyrics: Cole Porter

Contains (medley of): You're the Top

You've Got a Hold On Me (1943)

Music: Frederick Loewe; Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner

Source: What's Up? (musical)

You've Got Me Crying Again (1933)

Music: Isham Jones; Lyrics: Charles Newman

Introduced by: Bing Crosby

Appears in medley: Parody medley [1983]

You've Got Me Where You Want Me (1945)

Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer

Introduced by: Bing Crosby and Judy Garland

You, My Love (1954)

Music: Jimmy Van Heusen; Lyrics: Mack Gordon

Source: Young at Heart / Warner Brothers (film)

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra and Doris Day

Other titles: Tu, Mi Amor (Spanish); Il Grande Amore (Italian)

Young at Heart (1954)

Music: Johnny Richards; Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Other titles: Corazón Joven (Spanish); Joven De Corazón (Spanish); Young-At-Heart (Alternate)

Appears in medley: Sinatra-Denver Medley #1: Saturday Night / Five Minutes More / Come Fly With Me / Nice 'n' Easy / Learnin' the Blues / Strangers in the Night / Witchcraft / It Was a Very Good Year / Young at Heart / Nancy / A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening / (Love Is) The Tender Trap / Love and Marriage / High Hopes / All the Way / All of Me; Overture: My Way / I Get a Kick Out of You / Young at Heart / Nancy / This Love of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind of Town / All the Way / Strangers in the Night; Medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / The Girl Next Door / Last Night When We Were Young / This Is All I Ask; Diamond Jubilee medley; Overture: Come Fly With Me / Young at Heart / One For My Baby / Nancy / I've Got You Under My Skin / Strangers in the Night / My Kind of Town / My Way; Medley: All The Way / Anytime / Learning The Blues / Oh! My Papa / Young At Heart / Lady of Spain; Sinatra Songbook medley; Sinatra-Denver: Hits medley; Frank Sinatra Overture; Medley: Strangers in the Night / Young at Heart / Nancy / It Was a Very Good Year / All the Way / That's Life

Younger Than Springtime (1949)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II

Source: South Pacific (musical)

Introduced by: William Tabbert

Other titles: Mas Joven Que La Primavera (Spanish)

Your Feet's Too Big (1935)

Music: Fred Fisher; Lyrics: Ada Benson

Introduced by: The Ink Spots

Appears in medley: "Miss Bobby Socks of 1944" skit

Your Love For Me (1956)

Music: Barry Parker; Lyrics: Barry Parker

Introduced by: Frank Sinatra

Yours (Quiéreme Mucho) (1941)

Music: Gonzalo Roig; Lyrics: Albert Gamse, Jack Sherr; Spanish lyrics [original]: Ramón Gollury, Agustin Rodriguez

Introduced by: Jimmy Dorsey

Yours Is My Heart Alone (1929)

Music: Franz Lehar; Lyrics: Harry Bache Smith; German lyrics [original]: Ludwig Herzer, Fritz Lohner

Introduced by: Richard Tauber

Other titles: Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz (German); Solo Tuyo Es Mi Corazon (Spanish); Tuyo Es Mi Corazón (Spanish)

Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (1934)

Music: James F. Hanley; Lyrics: James F. Hanley

Source: Thumbs Up! (revue)

Introduced by: Hal LeRoy and Eunice Healy

Appears in medley: Diamond Jubilee medley; My Heart Stood Still [choral introduction]

Zip (1940)

Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart

Source: Pal Joey / Vivienne Segal (musical)

Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah (1946)

Music: Allie Wrubel; Lyrics: Ray Gilbert

Source: Song of the South / Disney (film)

Introduced by: James Baskett

Água de Beber (Drinking Water) (1961)

Music: Antonio Carlos Jobim; Lyrics: Norman Gimbel; Portuguese lyrics [original]: Vinicius de Moraes

Introduced by: Vinicius de Moraes

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