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Mack Gordon
Mack Gordon (born Morris Gittler; June 21, 1904 – February 28, 1959) was an American lyricist for the stage and film. He was nominated for the best original song Oscar nine times in 11 years, including five consecutive years between 1940 and 1944, and won the award once, for "You'll Never Know". That song, along with "The More I See You", has proved among his most enduring, and remains popular in films and television commercials to this day. "At Last" is another of his best-known songs.
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8The stars of the silver screen: with 28 unforgettable performances ; Let yourself go (Berlin) ; I've got my love to keep me warm ; (Berlin) ; Over the rainbow (Harburg, Arlen) ; Chica chica bum chic (Warren, Gordon) ; Yes Sir, that's my baby (Donaldson, Kahn) ; Lovely hula hands (Anderson) ; Treat me rough (G. & I. Gershwin) ; September song (Anderson, Weill) ; Road to Morocco (VanHeusen, Burke) ; You belong to my heart (Lara, Gilbert) ; Puttin' on the Ritz (Berlin) ; It might as well be spring (Rogers, Hammerstein II) ; Lili Marlene (Schulze, Leip) ; Ballin' the Jack (Smith, Burris) ; Foolish pride (Webb, Salt) ; In the good old summertime (traditional) ; You say the nicest things (Carroll, Manning) ; Marrying for love (Berlin) ; Wabash cannon ball (trad., arr. by Jankins, Ives) ; I'm in the mood for love (McHugh, Fields) ; Hong Kong blues (Carmichael) ; A woman in love (Loesser) ; You can bounce right back (Van Heusen, Kahn) ; Tammy (Livingston, Evans) ; Hey there! (Adler, Moss) ; Pillow talk (Pepper, James) ; When I fall in love (Heyman, Young) ; Smile (Chaplin, Turner, Parsons)Published 1975Order via interlibrary loanAudio
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11The new "I love Paris": I love Paris (Cole Porter from "Can-Can") ; Mademoiselle de Paris (Durand) ; Paris (Bernheim) ; Autumn leaves (les feuilles mortes) (Kosma) ; Under the bridges of Paris (Sous les ponts de Paris) (Scotto) ; La Seine (Lafarge) ; Paris in the spring (M. Gordon, H. Revel from "Paris in the spring") ; April in Paris (Duke) ; A Paris (Lemarque) ; La vie en rose (Louiguy) ; Under Paris skies (Sous le ciel de Paris) (Giraud) ; Paris je t'aime (Paris, stay the same) (Schertzinger) ; The song from Moulin Rouge (Auric) ; The last time I saw Paris (Kern) ; I love Paris (reprise) (Cole Porter from "Can- Can")Published 1970Order via interlibrary loanAudio
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14Four jills in a jeep: an original soundtrack recording ; Cuddle up a little closer ; The Camp ; You'll have to swing it (Mr. Paganini) ; How blue the night ; Ohio ; You'll never know ; I, yi, yi, yi, yi I like you very much ; You send me ; No love no nothing ; How many times do I have to tell you? ; Boogi Woogie instrumental ; Crazy me ; Tha caissons go rolling alongPublished 1970Order via interlibrary loanAudio
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20The complete Teddy Wilson piano solos: 1934 - 1941Published 1981Order via interlibrary loanCD Audio