COLLEGE SWING
(Film)
Composer: Various
Lyricist: Frank Loesser
Released: April 29, 1938
April In My Heart (M: Hoagy Carmichael; L: Helen Meinardi) (not used; originally written for but not used in the film DOUBLE OR NOTHING):
1. 78/Bluebird B 10004
(Howard DuLany with Frank Dailey and His Stop and Go Orchestra)
2. 78/Brunswick 8265 (Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson and His
Orchestra) [reissued on The Quintessential Billie Holiday, Vol.
6 (1938), CD/Columbia CK-45449]
3. 78/Vocalion v 4477 (Cab Calloway, vocal, with Cab Calloway
and His Orchestra) [reissued on The Chronological Cab Calloway
and His Orchestra 1938-1939, CD/Classics 576]
4. Out Of The Blue, CD/Koch Jazz 7810 (Carol Sloane)
5. Stardust Melody: Beloved And Rare Songs Of Hoagy Carmichael,
CD/Challenge Records 75103 (Dick Sudhalter, Barbara Lea, Bob
Dorough, and Jim Ferguson)
6. Don't Look Back, CD/Arbors 19318 (Warren Vache)
7. April In My Heart, CD/Submarine ROYCD 236 (Frances Langford)
8. The Alternative Takes: 1930-44, CD/Neatwork RP 2065 (Cab
Calloway and His Orchestra)
9. The Uncollected Artie Shaw & His Orchestra, Vol. 1: 1938,
CD/Hindsight HCD-139 (Artie Shaw & His Orchestra)
10. Harlem Reflections, CD/Hotsky 09982 (Echoes Of Swing)
11. I Get Along With You Very Well, CD/Skip SKP 90362 (Tony
Lakatos Trio)
12. A Star Dust Memory, CD/ Sackville 2051 (Keith Ingham)
13. Nearness Of Two: Music Of Hoagy Carmichael, CD/Nifnuf 43029
(John Sheridan)
Blossoms On Broadway (M: Ralph Rainger;
L: Leo Robin) (not used; used in the film BLOSSOMS ON
BROADWAY and not used in the film THE BIG BROADCAST OF
1936):
1. 78/Conqueror 8901
(Chick Bullock, vocal with Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers)
[also 78/Perfect 7-11-03; 78/Perfect 7-13-03; 78/Melotone
7-11-03]
2. 78/Decca 1415 (Dick Robertson, vocal, with Dick Robertson and
His Orchestra) [reissued on New York Session Man, CD/Timeless 8]
3. 78/Decca 1434 (Connie Boswell with Ben Pollack and His
Orchestra)
4. 78/Decca 1453 (Muzzy Marcellino with Ted Fio Rito and His
Orchestra)
5. 78/Bluebird B 7136 (Bob Goday with Shep Fields and His
Rippling Rhythm Orchestra)
6. 78/Variety VA 652 (Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol) [also
78/Vocalion v 3790; reissued on You're A Sweetheart: The Best Of
Dolly Dawn, CD/Collectors' Choice Music 176]
7. 78/Victor 25659 (Lebert Lombardo with Guy Lombardo and His
Royal Canadians)
8. 45/Columbia B-500 (Haleloke and Arthur Godfrey with orchestra
directed by Will Roland) [reissued on TV Calendar Show/Visit to
New York With Arthur Godfrey, CD/Collectables 7537]
9. Singing Troubadors On The Air, Star-Tone (M) ST-206
(Whispering Jack Smith)
10. Up With The Curtain, CD/ASV CD AJA 5076 (Billy Reid &
His Accordeon Band)
11. Liltin', CD/Jasmine Records 1445 (Martha Tilton with Benny
Goodman and His Orchestra)
12. Any Time, CD/Rounder 3239 (Leon Redbone) Sunrise Seranade,
CD/Memoir Classics 302 (Carroll Gibbons)
13. Begin The Beguine, CD/ASV/Living Era 267 (Hugo Rignold and
Leslie Hutchinson)
College Swing (M: Hoagy Carmichael):
1. Lost Tracks: 1929-1959,
CD/JSP Records 965 (Judy Garland)
2. Djangologie 12, CD/DRG 8421/3 (Django Reinhardt)
3. Bob Crosby And His Orchestra 1938, CD/Circle 1 (Bob Crosby
and His Orchestra)
4. Euroswing 1936-1945, CD/Harlequin Records 142 (Klaas Van
Beeck and His Dance Orchestra)
5. Komm, Tanz Mit Mir "Swing-Time," CD/Jube 009247 (Robert
Kreis)
6. Roy Fox And His Orchestra, CD/Sounds of Yesteryear DSOY 770
(Roy Fox and His Orchestra)
7. Sven Arefeldt, CD/Universal 5236492 (Sven Arefeldt)
A radio transcription performed by The Tune Twisters is also
known to exist.
How'dja Like To Love Me (M: Burton
Lane) (also used in the film ST. LOUIS BLUES (1939)):
1. 78/Decca 1671 (Don
Matteson with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra) [reissued on Jazz
On The Charts 1938, Vol. 2, CD/Membran 223738]
2. 78/Perfect 8-04-06 (Lee Russel with Bob Causer and his
Cornellians)
3. 78/Brunswick 8073 (The King Sisters with Horace Heidt and His
Brigadiers) [reissued on Introducing The King Sisters,
CD/Collectables 7642]
4. 78/Victor 25775 (Bea Wain with Larry Clinton and His
Orchestra)
5. 78/Vocalion v 4018 (Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol) [reissued
on You're A Sweetheart: The Best Of Dolly Dawn, CD/Collectors'
Choice Music 176]
6. 78/ Bluebird B 7379 (Olga Sardi with Abe Lyman and His
Orchestra)
7. Frank Loesser In Hollywood 1937-1955, JJA (M) 19762 (Martha
Raye and Bob Hope) [reissued on Put It There Pal: A Salute To
The King Of Comedy, CD/Jasmine 357]
8. Perfume And Rain, 10"/Storyville STLP-316 (Ellis Larkins)
[reissued on CD/Tokuma Records 72289]
9. A Tribute To Bob Hope: 'Thanks For The Memory, CD/Audiophile
ACD-313 (Ronny Whyte, piano and voice, with Joyce Breach, vocal,
Boots Maleson, bass, and Taro Okamoto, drums)
10. Michael Feinstein Sings The Burton Lane Songbook Vol. 1,
CD/Elektra Nonesuch 9 79243-2 (Michael Feinstein with Burton
Lane, piano)
11. The Lady's In Love With You: Maxine Sullivan Sings The Music
Of Burton Lane, CD/Harbinger HCD 1602 (Maxine Sullivan with
musical direction by Keith Ingham)
12. The Voice Of Audrey Morris, CD/JVC Victor 61468 (Audrey
Morris)
13. I'm In The Mood For Love, CD/Lynda Jamison (Lynda Jamison)
14. Live At Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 22, CD/Concord Jazz 4533
(Ellis Larkins)
15. Sunrise Serenade, CD/Memoir Classics 302 (Carroll Gibbons)
16. Something To Remember You By, CD/La-La 5601 (Hanna
Richardson)
17. Live At The Fleece, CD/La-La (Hanna Richardson)
18. Rise & Shine 1936-1938, CD/Dutton Vocalion 6003 (Mary
Lee with Roy Fox and His Orchestra)
19. Burning Daylight, CD/Twilight44 (Christie Knapp)
20. Dance With Me, CD/Blue Love (Mary Witt)
21. Live At The Paradise Restaurant, CD/Magic 42 (Gail Reese wih
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra)
22. Ten Cents A Dance, CD/Thoroughbred Records (Nancy Anderson)
23. Harlem Butterfly: Remembrance Of Maxine Sullivan,
CD/Audiophile Records 308 (Rebecca Kilgore)
24. Bob Crosby And His Orchestra 1938, CD/Circle 1 (Bob Crosby
and His Orchestra)
I Fall In Love With You Every Day (M:
Manning Sherwin; Arthur Altman):
1. 78/Decca 1671 (Bob
Eberle with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra) [reissued on The
Best Of Beb Eberle With Jimmy Dorsey, CD/Collectors' Choice
Music 181]
2. 78/Perfect 8-04-06 (Lee Russel with Bob Causer and his
Cornellians)
3. 78/Brunswick 8073 (Charles Goodman with Horace Heidt and His
Brigadiers)
4. 78/Victor 25775 (Bea Wain with Larry Clinton and His
Orchestra)
5. 78/Vocalion v 4018 (Dolly Dawn with George Hall and His
Orchestra) [reissued on You're A Sweetheart: The Best Of Dolly
Dawn, CD/Collectors' Choice Music 176]
6. 78/Decca 18793 (Connee Boswell and The Paulette Sisters with
orchestra directed by Camarata)
7. 78/ Bluebird B 7379 (Frank Parrish with Abe Lyman and His
Orchestra)
8. Speaking Of Love, (S) SD-1262 (Bobby Short, piano and voice,
with Ismael Ugarte, bass, and Ramon "Sonny" Rivera, drums and
musical direction by Phil Moore) [reissued on Speaking Of
Love/Sing Me A Swing Song, CD/Collectables COL-CD-6843]]
9. Lucky Day, CD/Heart to Heart (Heart To Heart)
10. It's Been A Long, Long Time, CD/Jasmine Records 649 (The
DeMarco Sisters) (unverified)
11. The High And The Mighty, CD/Sepia 1057 (Johnny Desmond)
(unverified)
12. The Memory Of Tonight, CD/Calligraph Records 032 (Maxine
Daniels) (unverified)
13. Two In Love, CD/Empress Music 871 (Oscar Rabin)
14. Thanks For The Memory, CD/Conifer 202 (Turner Layton)
15. Live At The Paradise Restaurant, CD/Magic 42 (Ray Eberle
with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra)
16. Midnight Piano, CD/Boutique 9845640 (Fritz Schulz-Reichel)
(unverified)
17. The Girl From The Street, CD/EMI (Betty Driver)
I Fell Up To Heaven (M: Ralph Rainger;
L: Leo Robin) (not used; later used in A SONG IS BORN):
1. 78/Brunswick 8279
(Ginny Simms with Kay Kyser and His Orchestra) [reissued on
1935-1939, Sunbeam Records 218]
2. The Film Tracks Of Larry Clinton, Tony Pastor, And Teddy
Powell, Joyce 3009 (Bea Wain and Ford Leary with the Larry
Clinton Orchestra)
Junior (M: Burton Lane) (not used; same
music as "Sweet Dreams"; later used in ST. LOUIS BLUES
(1939)):
1. 78/Brunswick 8304
(Dorothy Lamour with orchestra directed by Jerry Joyce)
[reissued on Thanks For The Memories: The Brunswick Recordings,
CD/Collectables 6669]
2. 78/Vocalion 4586 (Kirby Brooks with Ray Herbeck and His Music
with Romance)
Love With A Capital "You" (M: Ralph
Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not used; used in MAN ABOUT TOWN,
$1,000 A TOUCHDOWN, and GIVE ME A SAILOR; not used in BIG
BROADCAST OF 1938):
1. 78/Vocalion 4994 (Fitz
Heilbron with Jan Garber & His Orchestra)
2. 78/Decca 2658 (Woody Herman and His Orchestra) [reissued on
The Chronological Woody Herman And His Orchestra 1939,
CD/Classics 1128]
3. 78/Bluebird B 10383 (Kay Starr with Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra) [reissued on The Complete Glenn Miller And His
Orchestra 1938-1942, CD/RCA Bluebird 060029]
4. 78/Brunswick 8456 (Harry Babbitt with Kay Kyser and His
Orchestra)
5. Live At The Meadowbrook Ballroom 1939, CD/Magic 34 (Glenn
Miller and His Orchestra)
6. Thanks For The Memory: The Classic Movie Musicals Of Ralph
Rainger (1930-1943), JJA (M) 1981-1 (Martha Raye with orchestra
conducted by Victor Young)
A radio transcription performed by Paula Kelly wit the Al
Donahue Orchestra is also known to exist.
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary (M: Burton
Lane) (not used; used in LAS VEGAS NIGHTS and cut from
DANCING ON A DIME):
1. Las Vegas Nights,
Caliban 6030 (Constance Moore, Lillian Cornell, and Virginia
Dale with orchestra conducted by Tommy Dorsey) [reissued on Ship
Ahoy/Las Vegas Nights, CD/Hollywood Soundstage 4006]
2. Frank Loesser Revisited, Painted Smiles PS-1359 (Blossom
Dearie) [reissued as CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-115]
3. The Best of Orrin Tucker And His Orchestra, CD/Collectors'
Choice Music 92 (Orrin Tucker and His Orchestra)
Moments Like This (M: Burton Lane)
(also used in LAS VEGAS NIGHTS, MONEY FROM HOME, and
recorded for but not used in TRUE TO LIFE):
1. 78/Gramophone B 8749
(Maxine Sullivan with the Claude Thornhill Orchestra) [also
78/Victor 25802; reissued on The Chronological Maxine Sullivan
1937-1938, CD/Classics 963]
2. 78/Bluebird B 7394 (Burt Shaw with Dick Stabile and His
Orchestra)
3. 78/Bluebird B 7494 (The "Bama" Boys)
4. 78/Bluebird B 11104 (Yvette with Orchestra)
5. 78/Brunswick 8112 (Nan Wynn with Teddy Wilson and His
Orchestra) [reissued on The Chronological Teddy Wilson And His
Orchestra 1937-1938, CD/Classics 548]
6. Pretty Eyes, Capitol ST-1401 (Peggy Lee with orchestra
conducted by Billy May) [reissued on Pretty Eyes/Guitars A La
Lee, CD/EMI 498883]
7. Rapture, Columbia CL 1915 (Johnny Mathis with orchestra
conducted by Don Costa) [reissued on Rapture/Romantically,
CD/Collectors' Choice Music 2017]
8. Filmdom's Famous Fifty, Dot DLP-3106 (Billy Rowland, piano)
9. Moments Like This, Elektra (S) 60002 (Bobby Short, piano and
voice, with orchestra conducted by Dick Hazard) [reissued on On
The East Side/Moments Like This, CD/Collectables COL-CD-7655]
10. Free & Easy, CAS/Good Karma (Justin Stone)
11. If I Were A Bell: The Songs Of Frank Loesser, CD/Andreasong
(Andrea Marcovicci with Shelly Markham, piano, and Jared Egan,
bass)
12. Loesser By Loesser, CD/DRG 5170 (Jo Sullivan Loesser with
Colin Romoff, piano, and rhythm accompaniment)
13. The Ralph Sharon Quartet Plays The Frank Loesser Songbook,
CD/DRG 5250 (Ralph Sharon Quartet)
14. Michael Feinstein Sings The Burton Lane Songbook Vol. 1,
CD/Elektra Nonesuch 9 79243-2 (Michael Feinstein with Burton
Lane, piano)
15. Lerner, Loewe, Lane & Friends, CD/Varese Sarabande
VSD2-5917 (Steven Davis with musical direction by Ron Abel)
16. Lonely Girl, CD/EMI TOCJ9662 (Julie London)
17. The Art Of Excellence, CD/Columbia CK-40344 (Tony Bennett)
18. Moments Like This, CD/Concord 4627 (Charlie Byrd)
19. Variety Is The Spice Of Braff, CD/Arbors Records AR 19194
(Ruby Braff)
20. Lucky To Be Me, CD/Landmark 1524 (Wesla Whitfield)
21. A Woman Alone With The Blues, CD/Telarc 83568 (Maria
Muldaur)
22. Look To The Rainbow, CD/Audiophile Records 310 (Anita Ellis)
23. Now!, CD/Audiophile Records 330 (Marlene VerPlanck)
24. The Complete Bethlehem Collection, CD/Bethlehem 40022 (Helen
Carr)
25. Swingin' The Blues 1957-58, CD/Dragon 251 (Gunnar Almstedt)
26. Restless, CD/Noir Records 22 (Paula West) Confessions,
CD/Decca B0014321 (Liza Minnelli)
27. Golden Hits Of Dean Martin, CD/Disky 905722 (Dean Martin)
28. Moments Like This, CD/Flare ROYCD 283 (Dinah Shore)
29. Moments Like This, CD/Catfish 34823 (Cheryl Fisher)
30. Let's See What Happens: Songs Of Lane & Harburg, CD/PS
Classics 986 (Kate Baldwin)
31. Thanks For The Memory: Frank Tate's Musical Tribute To Bobby
Short, CD/Arbors 19421 (Frank Tate)
32. Sandy Stewart And Family, CD/Cabaret Records 5010 (Sandy
Stewart)
33. Lucky Day, CD/Birdland Records 84501 75037 (Aaron Weinstein,
violin)
34. Live!, CD/Original Cast 5391 (Barry Lloyd)
Says My Heart (M: Manning Sherwin)
(also used in COCOANUT GROVE with new music by Burton Lane):
For recordings of the
version of "Says My Heart" with music by Burton Lane, see the
entry for COCOANUT GROVE.
Tonight We Love (M: Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not
used; used in ROMANCE IN THE DARK):
1. 78/Mercury 1023 (Jack
Fina)
2. 78/Unnamed label mx PNS-68/69 (Gladys Swarthout and John
Boles)
3. Thanks For The Memory: The Classic Movie Musicals Of Ralph
Rainger (1930-1943), JJA (M) 1981-1 (Galdys Swarthout And John
Boles with piano accompaniment)
What Did Romeo Say To Juliet (M: Burton
Lane):
1. Burton Lane In
Hollywood, JJA (M) 19824 (John Payne and Florence George with
orchestra conducted by Victor Young)
What Goes On Here (In My Heart) (M:
Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not used):
1. 78/Gramophone B.D.
5417 (Jack Hylton and His Orchestra with vocal refrain)
2. 78/Decca 1938 (Skip Morr with Henry Busse and His Orchestra)
3. 78/Bluebird B 7648 (Frank Dailey and His Stop and Go
Orchestra with vocal trio)
4. 78/Brunswick 8166 (Irene Daye with Gene Krupa and His
Orchestra)
5. 78/Victor 25878 (Martha Tilton with Benny Goodman and His
Orchestra) [reissued on The Chronological Benny Goodman And His
Orchestra 1938, CD/Classics 925]
6. Live In Hi-Fi, CD/Jazz Hour 1024 (Jan Savitt & His Top
Hatters)
7. Cream Of Jack Hylton, CD/Pearl Flapper 9775 (Bruce Trent with
Jack Hylton and His Orchestra)
8. The Chronological Gene Krupa And His Orchestra 1935-1938,
CD/Classics 754 (Gene Krupa and His Orcehstra)
9. Pin-Up Girl, CD/Jasmine Records 103/4 (Betty Grable, Jack
Whiting, and Boris Morros)
10. The Alternative Takes, Vol. 3: 1938-1939, CD/Neatwork RP
2057 (Martha Tilton with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra)
You're A Natural (M: Manning Sherwin):
1. Frank Loesser In
Hollywood 1937-1955, JJA (M) 19762 (Gracie Allen)
Unrecorded Material:
All Right For You (M:
Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not used)
Beans (M: Manning Sherwin) (not used)
The Engine Went Puff Puff Puff (M/L: Al Siegel) (not used)
The Gay Desperado (M: Burton Lane; L: Ralph Freed) (not used;
same music as "The Song In My Heart Is A Rhumba" cut from ST.
LOUIS BLUES)
I'm Tired (Of Carrying Trays Around) (originally entitled "I'm
Tired Of All The Songs About The South") (M/L: Slate Brothers)
No Stoop No Squat No Squint (M/L: Jack Rock) (not used)
The Old School Bell (M: Manning Sherwin)
A Penny For Your Dreams (M: Frederick Hollaender; L: Ralph
Freed) (not used; used in ROMANCE IN THE ROUGH)
Prom Waltz (M: Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not used)
Sweet Dreams (M: Burton Lane; L: Ralph Freed) (not used; same
music as "Junior")
Sweeter Than Ever (M: Frederick Hollaender; L: Ralph Freed) (not
used)
That's For Me (M: Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not used)
There's A Building Boom (M: Ralph Rainger; L: Leo Robin) (not
used)
Those Eyes You're Wearing (M: Burton Lane) (not used)
What A Rumba Does To Romance (M: Manning Sherwin)