DANCING LADY
(Film)

Composer: Burton Lane
Lyricist: Harold Adamson

Released: November 24, 1933

Dancing Lady (M: Richard Rodgers; L: Lorenz Hart) (unused verison #1):

1. Rodgers And Hart Revisited Vol. V, CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-140 (Susan Stroman and Jan Neuberger with Arthur Siegel, piano, John Loehrke, bass, and Jeremy Harris, percussion)


Dancing Lady (M: Richard Rodgers; L: Lorenz Hart) (unusd version #2):

1. Rodgers And Hart Revisited Vol. V, CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-140 (The Wiseguys with Arthur Siegel, piano, John Loehrke, bass, and Jeremy Harris, percussion)


Everything I Have Is Yours:

1. Click here for recordings of "Everything I Have Is Yours."


Heigh Ho The Gang's All Here (originally written for EARL CARROLL's VANITIES OF 1931):

1. That's Entertainment, MCA 2-11002 (Fred Astaire, Mildred Carroll [for Joan Crawford], and Chorus) [reissued on Fred Astaire At MGM, CD/Rhino R2-72828]
2. The Flows, CD/Smalls Records 3 (Ned Goold Trio)


Hey Young Fella (M: Jimmy McHugh; L: Dorothy Fields):

1. 78/Columbia CB 601 (Joe Venuti with Eddie Lang's Blue Five) [also 78/Columbia DF 1229; reissued on The Chronlogical Joe Venuti 1930-1933, CD/Classics 1276]
2. 78/Victor 24222 (Walter Hunt with Glen Gray and His Orchestra)
3. Nat Gonella Tribute, CD/President PLCD 571 (unknown performer)
4. Brother Can You Spare A Dime? Great American Songs Of The Depression, CD/Pro-Arte Records 486 (Casa Loma Orchestra)
5. America's Great Songstress Of The 20s and 30s, CD/Claremont Recordings 785074 (Ruth Etting)
6. Remember Me?, CD/Jasmine Records 2584 (Hal Kemp and His Orchestra)
7. The Two Syds, CD/Dutton Vocalion 6027 (Sydney Kyte and Sydney Lipton)
8. Bouncin' In Rhythm, CD/Topaz Records 1027 (Adrian Rollini)


Hold Your Man (M: Nacio Herb Brown; L: Arthur Freed) (also used in the film HOLD YOUR MAN):

1. 78/Perfect 15781 (Will Osborne, vocal, with Will Osborne and His Orchestra) [also 78/Banner 32789; reissued on Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man, CD/Columbia CK-52855]
2. 78/Victor 24345 (Florence Case and male trio with Don Bestor and His Orchestra) [also 78/Gramophone B 6389]
3. 78/Crown 3508 (Elmer Feldkamp with Adrian Schubert & His Orchestra)
4. 78/Perfect 12923 (Morton Downey with orchestra)
5. My Best Wishes, CD/Vintage Jazz Band 1951 (Gertrude Niesen)


Let's Go Bavarian:

1. Joan Crawford, Curtain Calls 100/23 (Mildred Carroll [for Joan Crawford]


My Dancing Lady (M: Jimmy McHugh; Dorothy Fields):

1. 78/Perfect 15845 (Howard Phillips with Joe Venuti and His Orchestra) [also 78/Banner 32895; 78/Melotone M 12838; 78/Oriole 2791; reissued on The Chronological Joe Venuti 1933, CD/Classics 1348]
2. 78/Brunswick 6677 (Elmer Feldkamp with Freddy Martin and His Orchestra)
3. 78/Columbia CB 707 (Fran Frey and his Orchestra with vocal chorus)
4. 78/Victor 24458 (Rudy Valle, vocal, with Rudy Valle and His Connecticut Yankees) [reissued on Dancing In The Moonlight, CD/Entertainers 349]
5. Hollywood Canteen, CD/Great Movie Themes CD 60024 (Fred Astaire and Joan Crawford)
6. It Isn't Fair, CD/Renovation 7002 (Richard Himber and His Orchestra)


(That's The) Rhythm Of The Day (M: Richard Rodgers; L: Lorenz Hart):

1. Rodgers And Hart In Hollywood, Vol. 1 (1929-1935), JJA Records 19766 (Nelson Eddy) [reissued on Hollywood Canteen, CD/Promo Sound 60024]
2. Rodgers And Hart In Hollywood, Vol. 1 1929-1935, JJA (M) 19766 (Nelson Eddy (danced by Joan Crawford)) [reissued on Hollywood Canteen, CD/Great Movie Themes CD 60024]
3. Rodgers And Hart Rarities, CD/Bygone Records BG-1001 (unknown performer)


Unrecorded Material:

Life Is A Merry-Go-Round (M: Nacio Herb Brown; L: Arthur Freed) (not used)