ALL IN FUN
Composer: Baldwin
Bergersen; John Rox
Lyricist: June Sillman; John
Rox
Opened: December 27, 1940, Majestic Theatre,
N.Y.C.
Performances: 3
How Did It Get So Late So Early? (M: Will Irwin; L: June Sillman):
1. Nancy Nolan Interprets…,
78/International Records D-127/132 (Nancy Nolan)
2. 78Victor 27263 (Bea Wain
with orchestra) [reissued on That's How I Love The Blues: The Complete
Recordings Vol. 2, CD/Baldwin Street Music BJH-315]
3. Maybe My Baby, RCA
Victor 5454 (Louise Mandrell) (unverified)
4. The Broadway Musicals Of 1940,
CD/Bayview RNBW019 (Bryan Batt with the Ross Patterson Little Big
Band)
It's A Big, Wide Wonderful World
(M/L: John Rox) (subsequently used in COMMON GROUND and the films THREE RING
CIRCUS and SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH):
1. Nancy Nolan Interprets…,
78/International Records D-127/132 (Nancy Nolan)
2. 78/Columbia 38370 (Buddy
Clark with orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres) [reissued on 16 Most Requested
Songs, CD/ Columbia/Legacy CK-48976]
3. 78/Capitol 15394 (Margaret Whiting
and Jack Smith with Frank DeVol and His Orchestra) [reissued on My Ideal,
CD/Jasmine Records 174]
4. 78/Victor 20-3358 (Larry Green and His
Orchestra)
5. 78/London L 413 (The Unitones with orchestra directed by
George Mitchell)
6. 45/MGM K11914 (Larry Holmes and His Orchestra and
Chorus)
7. Broadway Hit Parade, Capitol (S) SN 6301 (Wally Koster with
orchestra conducted by Eddie Graf)
8. Sensational!: The Exciting Sounds
& Rhythms Of Les Baxter, Capitol (M) T 1661 (Les Baxter)
9. The
Swinging Sounds Of The Jazzmakers, Atlantic 1333 (Ronnie Ross with Allan
Ganley) [reissued on Jazz Makers/Groove Funk Soul, CD/Collectables 6628]
10.
Best Loved Waltzes From Musicals (The Magic Of The Waltz 5), Reader's Digest
(S) RDS 6955 (Richard Alden, his Piano and Orchestra)
11. Diana Trask On TV,
Columbia (S) CS-8505 (Diana Trask) (unverified)
12. Goin' Someplace, Command
935 (Warren Kime and His Brass Impact)
13. Try Some Of This, United Artists
6562 (Jay & The Americans) [reissued on Livin' Above Your Head/Try Some Of
This, CD/Beat Goes On BGOCD-570]
14. The Joy Of Living, Capitol (S) ST 1148
(Nelson Riddle Orchestra) [reissued on The Joy Of Living/Love Is A Game Of
Poker, CD/EMI 856697]
15. Mink Jazz, Capitol (S) ST-1850 (Peggy Lee)
[reissued as CD/Blue Note 95450]
16. True Blue Hugh, CD/Audiophile Records
140 (Hugh Shannon with music directed by Dick Phipps)
17. Ivory Impact,
CD/Bainbridge BCD-8002 (Roger Williams)
18. Memories Are Made Of This,
CD/Bear Family 15781 (Dean Martin)
19. Ray Turner 1903-1976: The Hollywood
Pianist, CD/ Shellwood SWCD25 (Ray Turner, piano) (unverified)
20. The
Fabulous Ballroom Collection, CD/RCA 63136 (Arthur Murray Orchestra)
21. Big
Band Swing, CD/Vanguard 246 (Zim Zemarel and His Orchestra) (unverified)
22.
Common Threads, CD/OMS Records 1226 (Amanda Carr & The Kenny Hadley Big
Band) (unverified)
23. Live At Newport: 1959, 1964, 1971, CD/Jasmine Records
13 (The Stan Kenton Orchestra)
24. Concert In England, CD/Astral Jazz 104
(Stan Kenton)
25. This Is An Orchestra!, CD/ Tantara Records 1125 (Stan
Kenton Orchestra)
26. Bob Case Sings, CD/Seagrape Records (Bob Case)
(unverified)
27. The Lost Episode, CD/Dionysus Records 7 (Les Baxter)
28.
Inside Betty Carter, CD/Blue Note 89702 (Betty Carter)
29. Try To Remember,
CD/Bear Family 16642 (Heidi Bruehl)
30. Let's Dance: Ballroom/Tango, CD/BMG
74321688362 (unknown performer) (unverified)
Radio transcriptions preformed
by the Waltz Festival Orchestra conducted by Paul Winter, Johnny Desmond and
the Manhattan Nighthawks, Cy Walter, piano, Monica Lewis with the Mack Stewart
Quartet, and Lanny Ross with Henry Sylvern's Orchestra are also known to exist.
Just Strollin':
1. Pianist Extraordinaire,
CD/Vintage Music Productions 271 (Joe Sullivan) (unverified)
Love And
I (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: Irvin Graham; June
Sillman):
1. The Complete Standard
Transcriptions, CD/ Soundies 4107 (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra)
2. The
Complete Standard Transcriptions, CD/Soundies 4119 (Martha
Tilton)
Unverified radio transcriptions performed by Cy Walter, piano, and
Sonny Skyler with the Vincent Lopez Orchestra are also known to exist.
Where's The Boy I Saved For A Rainy Day?
(M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: John Rox):
1. The Party's Over, Columbia
1031 (Polly Bergen) [reissued on Bergen Sings Morgan/The Party's Over,
CD/Collectables 6084]
2. Vol. Lonely, CD/ Love And Jazz Records 44 (Toni Lee
Scott)
Unrecorded
Material:
April In Harrisburg (M: Baldwin
Bergersen; L: Blanche Merrill (cut)
April In Harrisburg (M: Baldwin
Bergersen; L: Virginia Faulkner)
Back To My Shack (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L:
June Sillman) (cut)
Brunnhilde Steps Out (cut)
But No (M: Baldwin
Bergersen; L: Irvin Graham) (cut)
Hokus Pokus (M: Pembroke Davenport; L: Bob
Russell) (cut)
I've Been Here Before With Love (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L:
Virginia Faulkner) (cut)
I've Grown Up (M/L: Irvin Graham) (cut)
I've
Grown Up (reprise) (M: Irvin Graham; L: June Sillman) (cut)
It's All In Fun
(M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: S.K. Russel)
The Lady Can Love (M/L: Irvin Graham)
(cut; originally used in CALLING ALL MEN)
Lazy Boy (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L:
Virginia Faulkner) (cut)
Lion Tamer (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: Blanche
Merrill) (cut)
Machine Age (M: Glen Bacon)
Macumba (M: Baldwin Bergersen;
L: June Sillman)
Man In The White House (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: June
Sillman) (cut)
My Memories Started With You (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L: June
Sillman)
Prettiest Place In Greece (M: Irvin Graham; L: Virginia Faulkner)
(cut)
Quittin' Time (M/L: John Rox)
That Man And Woman Thing (M: Baldwin
Bergersen; L: John Rox)
Trailing Along In A Trailer (M: Baldwin Bergersen;
L: Blanche Merrill) (cut)
Where Can I Go From You? (M: Baldwin Bergersen; L:
Virginia Faulkner)
Young Man With A Reefer (M: Baldwin Bergersen)