Suchergebnisse - Dubin, Al 1891-1945

Marked woman

Billie Holiday: strange fruit

September in the Rain

The Ginger Rogers collection - 20 golden greats: Let's face the music and dance (Berlin) ; We can't get along (unknown) ; Dear Sir (unknown) ; Used to be you (unknown) ; Music makes me (unknown) ; Shake your powder puff (unknown) ; Out for no good (unknown) ; Out of sight, out of mind (unknown) ; Girl of the moment (with R. Milland) (unknown) ; I got a new lease of life (unknown) ; Don't mention love to me (unknown) ; I'll string along with you (with D. Powell) (Warren, Dubin) ; Eeny, meeny, miney, mo (with J. Mercer) (unknown) ; You'll be reminded of me (unknown) ; The yam (Berlin) ; My ship (with R. Milland & W. Baxter) (unknown) ; The piccolino (Berlin) ; A weekend in the country (with F. Astaire) (unknown) ; You'll never know (unknown) ; Before the parade passes by (unknown)

You ain't heard nothin' yet!: I only have eyes for you (Warren, Dubin) ; About a quarter to nine (Warren, Dubin) ; Is it true what they say about Dixie? (Caesar, Lerner, Marks) with the Mills Brothers ; Anniversary song (Jolson, Chaplin) ; If I only had a match (Morris, Johnston, Meyer) ; All my love (Jolson, Akst, Chaplin, Waldteufel) ; The old piano roll blues (Coben) with the Andrews Sisters ; Let's go west again (Berlin) ; Some enchanted evening (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) ; Just one way to say I love you (Berlin) ; That wonderful girl of mine (Olshanetsky, Jacobs, Gallop) ; Paris wakes up and smiles (Berlin) ; No sad songs for me (Jolson, Akst) ; God's country (Gillespie)

Shuffle off to Buffalo: foxtrot (originally released in 1933 and credited to pianist Max Kortlander) ; Forty-second Street (feb. 1933)

The gold diggers song: We're in the money, from the Warner Brothers motion picture "Gold diggers of '33"

Die Goldgräber von 1935: = Gold Diggers of 1935

David Merrick presents the song & dance extravaganza 42nd Street: based on a novel by Bradford Ropes

Roman scandals

The immortal Al Jolson: Alexander's Ragtime Band (Berlin) ; Medley: Ma (She's making eyes at me) (Clare, Conrad), Dinah (Lewis, Young, Akst) ; A tree in the meadow (Reid) ; Don't let it get you down (Lane, Harburg) ; Just one of those things (Porter) ; Nearest thing to heaven (Jolson, Russell) ; Chicago (Fisher) ; Rock-a-bye your baby with a Dixie melody (Schwartz, Lewis, Young) ; Yaak hula hickey dula (Wendling, Ray Goetz, Young) ; Easter parade (Berlin) ; She's a latin from Manhattan (Warren, Dubin) ; For me and my gal (Meyer, Leslie, Goetz) ; The best things in life are free (DeSylva, Brown, Henderson)

About a quarter to nine: foxtrot from "Go into your dance", april 1935 ; She's a latin from Manhattan, foxtrot from "Go into your dance", march 1935

Roman scandals: Build a little home ; No more love ; Keep young and beautiful ; Don't put a tax on love

Auld lang syne

Featured songs: "We 're in the money" by Ginger Rogers from "Gold diggers of 1933": "Jeepers creepers" by Louis Armstrong from "Going places " ; "My heart belongs to Daddy" by Mary Martin from "Night and day" ; "Just one of those things" by Frank Sinatra from "Young at heart" ; "Swanee" by Al Johnson from "Rhapsody in blue" ; "By a waterfall" by Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell from "Footlight parade" ; "September in the rain" by James Melton from "Melody for two" ; "With a song in my heart" by Doris Day and Harry James from "Young man with a horn" ; "The girl at the ironing board" by Joan Blondell from "Dames" ... and excerpts from "The music man", "Camelot", "Mame" and many others ; also included is a booklet

The golden age of the Hollywood musical: original soundtrack recordings from 42nd street ; Gold diggers of 1933 ; Footlight parade ; Dames ; Gold diggers of 1935 ; numbers created and ditected by Busby Berkeley

Goldgräber von 1933: = Gold diggers of 1933

Parade im Rampenlicht: = Footlight Parade

The Busby Berkeley Disc

I only have eyes for you: vocal arrangement for big band