 |  | 
Female Singers Of The 1950's
Category: Piano Sheet Music
Type: Piano/Vocal/Guitar
Click on the image above to see a larger version.
 | Buy One
In Stock Now. Ships immediately.
Item number 1708445JH, 112 pages, $21.95 |
Maybe you remember hearing these songs in the 50s, maybe not till later, but you are probably familiar with most of them. Many of these female artist's names probably ring a bell, the 50s seemed to have had their share and more of popular singers, and their music continued to be played and sung for years. With songs by Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney, Patti Page, Teresa Brewer and other top artists, these songs have become standards. The unforgettable melodies and lyrics of this decade can now be part of your repertoire with this fantastic book, "Female Singers Of The 1950's."  | This music has a difficulty rating of 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest. |
 | Chord symbols are included in this book. |
 | Song lyrics are included in this book. |
 | This item is in stock and available for immediate shipment. |
Publisher: "Female Singers Of The 1950's" was published by Professional Music Institute. |
| | | This Product Contains These Songs | Sentimental Journey - Performed by: Doris Day - Composed by: Bud Green, Les Brown, and Ben Horner - ©1944
Teach Me Tonight - Performed by: Jo Stafford - Composed by: Gene DePaul and Sammy Cahn - ©1953
What A Diff'rence A Day Made - Performed by: Dinah Washington - Composed by: Maria Grever - Lyrics by: Stanley Adams - ©1934
Memories Of You - Performed by: Rosemary Clooney - Composed by: Eubie Blake - Lyrics by: Andy Razaf - ©1930
It's A Most Unusual Day - Performed by: Jane Powell - Composed by: Jimmy McHugh - Lyrics by: Harold Adamson - ©1947
Mr. Wonderful - Performed by: Peggy Lee - Composed by: George David Weiss, Jerry Bock, and Larry Holofcener - From: The Musical "Mr. Wonderful" - ©1956
Wheel Of Fortune - Performed by: Kay Starr - Composed by: George David Weiss and Bennie Benjamin - ©1951
It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House - Performed by: Dinah Shore - Composed by: Harold Spina - Lyrics by: Jack M. Eliot - ©1950
May You Always - Performed by: The McGuire Sisters - Composed by: Larry Marks and Dick Charles - ©1958
Mambo Italiano - Performed by: Rosemary Clooney - Composed by: Bob Merrill - ©1954
Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) - Performed by: Mary Ford - Composed by: Larry Russell, Inez James, and Buddy Pepper - ©1953
Allegheny Moon - Performed by: Patti Page - Composed by: Dick Manning and Al Hoffman - ©1956
My Heart Cries For You - Performed by: Dinah Shore - Composed by: Percy Faith - Lyrics by: Carl Sigman - ©1950
Pledging My Love - Performed by: Teresa Brewer - Composed by: Ferdinand "Fats" Washington and Don Robey - ©1954
Mockin' Bird Hill - Performed by: Patti Page - Composed by: Vaughan Horton - ©1949
Who's Sorry Now? - Performed by: Connie Francis - Composed by: Ted Snyder - Lyrics by: Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar - ©1923
There Goes My Heart - Performed by: Joni James - Composed by: Abner Silver - Lyrics by: Benny Davis - ©1934
Make Yourself Comfortable - Performed by: Sarah Vaughan - Composed by: Bob Merrill - ©1954
Everybody Loves A Lover - Performed by: Doris Day - Composed by: Robert Allen - Lyrics by: Richard Adler - ©1958
Music! Music! Music! (Put Another Nickel In) - Performed by: Teresa Brewer - Composed by: Stephen Weiss and Bernie Baum - ©1949
My Happiness - Performed by: Connie Francis - Composed by: Borney Bergantine - Lyrics by: Betty Peterson - ©1948
Ricochet Romance - Performed by: Teresa Brewer - Composed by: Norman Gimbel, Larry Coleman, and Joe Darion - ©1953
Too Young To Go Steady - Performed by: Connie Stevens - Composed by: Jimmy McHugh - Lyrics by: Harold Adamson - ©1955
A Guy Is A Guy - Performed by: Doris Day - Composed by: Oscar Brand - ©1952
Botch-A-Me (Ba-Ba-Baciami-Piccina) - Performed by: Rosemary Clooney - Composed by: R. Morbelli and L. Astore - ©1952
Diamond's Are A Girl's Best Friend - Performed by: Marilyn Monroe and Carol Channing - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Leo Robin - ©1949
Cross Over The Bridge - Performed by: Patti Page - Composed by: George David Weiss and Bennie Benjamin - ©1954
How Much Is That Doggie In The Window? - Performed by: Patti Page - Composed by: Bob Merrill - ©1953
This Ole' House - Performed by: Rosemary Clooney - Composed by: Stuart Hamblen - ©1954
Dark Moon - Performed by: Bonnie Guitar and Gale Storm - Composed by: Ned Miller - ©1957
How Important Can It Be? - Performed by: Joni James - Composed by: George David Weiss and Bennie Benjamin - ©1955
A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl - Performed by: Teresa Brewer - Composed by: Bob Merrill - ©1956
Why Don't You Believe Me? - Performed by: Joni James - Composed by: Lew Douglas, Luther King Laney, and Leroy W. Rodde - ©1952 |
| | |
| Other Images: | | Front Cover | | Back Cover | | Example Pages | |
|
How to purchase this item: You can order "Female Singers Of The 1950's" online, or by telephone, fax or mail by simply clicking on the "Click Here To Purchase" button above. This will add the item to your shopping cart, and give you several checkout options.
Return Policy: This product may be returned within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.
|
|
