DANCING ON A DIME
(Film)

Composer: Burton Lane
Lyricist: Frank Loesser

Released: November 1, 1940

Dancing On A Dime:

1. 78/Decca 3419 (Carol Kay with Russ Morgan and His Orchestra)
2. 78/Bluebird B 10873 (Art Perry with Gray Gordon and His Tic-Toc Rhythm)
3. 78/Philharmonic FR 76 (Sammy Kaye and His Swing and Sway Orchestra)
4. 78/Victor 26766 (Terry Allen with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra)
5. Burton Lane In Hollywood, JJA (M) 19762 (Robert Paige and Grace McDonald with orchestra conducted by Victor Young)
6. Frank Loesser Revisited, Painted Smiles PS 115 (Johnny Desmond) [reissued as CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-115]
7. Michael Feinstein Sings The Burton Lane Songbook Vol. 1, CD/Elektra Nonesuch 9 79243-2 (Michael Feinstein with Burton Lane, piano)
8. 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)
9. Robert Clary Sings Alan Jay Lerner And Frank Loesser, CD/Original Cast OC-6006 (Robert Clary with the John Rodby Trio)
10. Dancin' On A Dime, CD/Caligola (Rachael Gould) (unverified)
11. First Take, CD/The Straight Ahead Big Band (The Straight Ahead Big Band)


I Hear Music:

1. Click here for recordings of "I Hear Music."


Manana:

1. Burton Lane In Hollywood, JJA (M) 19824 (Chorus with orchestra conducted by Victor Young)


Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary (not used; also not used in COLLEGE SWING; subsequently used in LAS VEGAS NIGHTS):

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)


Unrecorded Material:

Debutante Number One (M: Victor Young)
Loveable Sort Of Person (M: Victor Young)
Operatic Prelude To "I Hear Music" Reprise (additional music by Jule Styne)