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Essential Songs: More Of The 1940s
Category: Piano Sheet Music
Type: Piano/Vocal/Guitar
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Over 100 more songs from the 1940s, including: The Anniversary Waltz Baby, It's Cold Outside Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) But Beautiful Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye Harlem Nocturne It's a Most Unusual Day Once in Love with Amy Speak Low There's No Business like Show Business You'll Never Walk Alone and more.
Format: Softcover
Category: Keyboard & Piano/Vocal/Guitar
Series: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook
Composer: Various Composers | This music has a difficulty rating of 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest. |
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 | Song lyrics are included in this book. |
Publisher: "Essential Songs: More Of The 1940s" was published by Hal Leonard Corporation. |
| | | This Product Contains These Songs | How High The Moon - Composed by: Morgan Lewis - Lyrics by: Nancy Hamilton - From: "Two For The Snow" - ©1940
Speak Low - Composed by: Kurt Weill - Lyrics by: Ogden Nash - From: The Motion Picture "One Touch Of Venus" - ©1943
Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me - Composed by: Duke Ellington and Bob Russell - ©1943
A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square - Composed by: Manning Sherwin - Lyrics by: Eric Maschwitz - ©1940
Younger Than Springtime - Composed by: Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II - From: "South Pacific" - ©1949
Tenderly - Composed by: Walter Gross - Lyrics by: Jack Lawrence - From: "Torch Song" - ©1946
My Foolish Heart - Composed by: Victor Young - Lyrics by: Ned Washington - From: "My Foolish Heart" - ©1949
You'll Never Walk Alone - Composed by: Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II - From: "Carousel" - ©1945
Steppin' Out With My Baby - Composed by: Irving Berlin - From: The Motion Picture Irving Berlin's "Easter Parade" - ©1947
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye - Composed by: Cole Porter - From: "Seven Lively Arts" - ©1944
It Never Entered My Mind - Composed by: Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by: Lorenz Hart - From: "Higher And Higher" - ©1940
But Beautiful - Composed by: Jimmy Van Heusen - Lyrics by: Johnny Burke - From: "Road To Rio" - ©1947
Harlem Nocturne - Composed by: Earle Hagen - Lyrics by: Dick Rogers - ©1940
If I Loved You - Composed by: Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II - From: "Carousel" - ©1945
A String Of Pearls - Composed by: Jerry Gray - Lyrics by: Eddie De Lange - From: "The Glenn Miller Story" - ©1941
Early Autumn - Composed by: Ralph Burns and Woody Herman - Lyrics by: Johnny Mercer - ©1949
There's No Business Like Show Business - Composed by: Irving Berlin - From: The Stage Production "Annie Get Your Gun" - ©1946
Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) - Composed by: Consuelo Velazquez - ©1941
Frenesi - Composed by: Alberto Dominguez - ©1939
The Girl That I Marry - Composed by: Irving Berlin - From: The Stage Production "Annie Get Your Gun" - ©1946
Look To The Rainbow - Composed by: Burton Lane - Lyrics by: E. Y. "Yip" Harburg - From: "Finian's Rainbow" - ©1946
Easy Street - Composed by: Alan Rankin Jones - ©1941
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans - Composed by: Eddie De Lange and Louis Alter - ©1946
I Hear Music - Composed by: Burton Lane - Lyrics by: Frank Loesser - From: The Paramount Picture "Dancing On A Dime" - ©1940
It's Been A Long, Long Time - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - ©1945
Let There Be Love - Composed by: Lionel Rand - Lyrics by: Ian Grant - ©1940
Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song) - Composed by: Mack David and Al Hoffman - Lyrics by: Jerry Livingston - From: Walt Disney's "Cinderella" - ©1948
A Wonderful Guy - Composed by: Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II - From: "South Pacific" - ©1949
I've Heard That Song Before - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - From: The Motion Picture "Youth On Parade" - ©1942
It's A Most Unusual Day - Composed by: Jimmy McHugh - Lyrics by: Harold Adamson - From: "A Date With Judy" - ©1947
Once In Love With Amy - Composed by: Frank Loesser - From: "Where's Charley?" - ©1948
Lost In The Stars - Composed by: Kurt Weill - Lyrics by: Maxwell Anderson - From: The Musical Production "Lost In The Stars" - ©1944
I Wish You Love - Composed by: Charles Trenet - ©1946
Baby, It's Cold Outside - Composed by: Frank Loesser - From: The Motion Picture "Neptune's Daughter" - ©1948
I Should Care - Composed by: Sammy Cahn, Paul Weston, and Axel Stordhal - ©1944
One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) - Composed by: Harold Arlen - Lyrics by: Johnny Mercer - From: The Motion Picture "The Sky's The Limit" - ©1943
Like Someone In Love - Composed by: Jimmy Van Heusen - Lyrics by: Johnny Burke - ©1944
Swinging On A Star - Composed by: Jimmy Van Heusen - Lyrics by: Johnny Burke - From: "Going My Way" - ©1944
Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Leo Robin - From: "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" - ©1949
Juke Box Saturday Night - Composed by: Paul McGrane - Lyrics by: Al Stillman - From: "Stars On Ice" - ©1942
Hooray For Love - Composed by: Harold Arlen - Lyrics by: Leo Robin - From: The Motion Picture "Casbah" - ©1948
My Shining Hour - Composed by: Harold Arlen - Lyrics by: Johnny Mercer - From: The Motion Picture "The Sky's The Limit" - ©1943
Let's Get Away From It All - Composed by: Tom Adair and Matt Dennis - ©1941
No Moon At All - Composed by: Dave Mann and Redd Evans - ©1947
Will You Still Be Mine - Composed by: Matt Dennis - Lyrics by: Tom Adair - ©1940
Don't Take Your Love From Me - Composed by: Henry Nemo - ©1941
Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - ©1944
Daddy - Composed by: Bob Troup - ©1941
I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire - Composed by: Bennie Benjamin and Eddie Durham - Lyrics by: Eddie Seiler and Sol Marcus - ©1940
For Every Man There's A Woman - Composed by: Harold Arlen - Lyrics by: Leo Robin - From: The Motion Picture "Casbah" - ©1948
There Are Such Things - Composed by: Stanley Adams, Able Baer, and George W. Meyer - ©1942
Always True To You In My Fashion - Composed by: Cole Porter - From: "Kiss Me, Kate" - ©1948
Mairzy Doats - Composed by: Milton Drake, Al Hoffman, and Jerry Livingston - ©1943
This Love Of Mine - Composed by: Sol Parker, Henry W. Sanicola, and Frank Sinatra - ©1941
When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love - Composed by: Burton Lane - Lyrics by: E. Y. Harburg - From: "Finian's Rainbow" - ©1946
The Anniversary Waltz - Composed by: Al Dubin and Dave Franklin - ©1941
Wunderbar - Composed by: Cole Porter - From: "Kiss Me, Kate" - ©1948
Dry Bones - Composed by: Margaret Bonds - ©1946
I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Blues - Composed by: Duke Ellington - Lyrics by: Don George - ©1944
Aren't You Glad You're You - Composed by: Jimmy Van Heusen - Lyrics by: Johnny Burke - ©1945
Bye Bye Baby - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Leo Robin - From: "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" - ©1949
It's A Good Day - Composed by: Peggy Lee and Dave Barbour - ©1946
Violets For Your Furs - Composed by: Tom Adair and Matt Dennis - ©1941
For You, For Me, For Evermore - Composed by: George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin - ©1946
I'll Walk Alone - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - From: The Motion Picture "Follow The Boys" And "With A Song In My Heart" - ©1944
How Little We Know - Composed by: Hoagy Carmichael and Johnny Mercer - ©1944
In The Blue Of Evening - Composed by: D'Artega - Lyrics by: Tom Adair - ©1942
Caldonia (What Makes Your Big Head So Hard?) - Composed by: Fleecie Moore - ©1945
Across The Alley From The Alamo - Composed by: Joe Greene - ©1947
Let's Take An Old-Fashioned Walk - Composed by: Irving Berlin - From: The Stage Production "Miss Liberty" - ©1948
Ole Buttermilk Sky - Composed by: Hoagy Carmichael and Jack Brooks - From: The Motion Picture "Canyon Passage" - ©1946
Five Minutes More - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - ©1946
Rag Mop - Composed by: Johnnie Lee Wills and Deacon Anderson - ©1949
Bouquet Of Roses - Composed by: Steve Nelson and Bob Hilliard - ©1948
Elmer's Tune - Composed by: Elmer Albrecht, Sammy Gallop, and Dick Jurgens - ©1941
Moonlight Cocktail - Composed by: Lucky Roberts - Lyrics by: Kim Gannon - From: "A Night In Casablanca" - ©1941
Sioux City Sue - Composed by: Dick Thomas - Lyrics by: Ray Freedman - ©1945
Dear Hearts And Gentle People - Composed by: Sammy Fain - Lyrics by: Bob Hilliard - ©1949
No Can Do - Composed by: Nat Simon and Charles Tobias - ©1945
You're Breaking My Heart - Composed by: Pat Genaro and Sunny Skylar - ©1948
A Couple Of Swells - Composed by: Irving Berlin - From: The Motion Picture Irving Berlin's "Easter Parade" - ©1947
Oh! What It Seemed To Be - Composed by: Bennie Benjamin, George David, and Frankie Carle - ©1945
I Still Get Jealous - Composed by: Jule Styne - Lyrics by: Sammy Cahn - From: The Broadway Musical "High Button Shoes" - ©1947
I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts - Composed by: Fred Heahterton - ©1944
Jealous Heart - Composed by: Jenny Lou Carson - ©1944
Buckle Down, Winsocki - Composed by: Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane - From: "Best Foot Forward" - ©1941
Full Moon And Empty Arms - Composed by: Buddy Kaye and Ted Mossman - ©1946
Room Full Of Roses - Composed by: Tim Spencer - ©1949
Candy Kisses - Composed by: George Morgan - ©1948
You Always Hurt The One You Love - Composed by: Doris Fisher and Allan Roberts - ©1944
Ivy - Composed by: Hoagy Carmichael - From: The Motion Picture "Ivy" - ©1947
Linda - Composed by: Jack Lawrence - ©1946
Smoke, Smoke, Smoke (That Cigarette) - Composed by: Merle Travis and Tex Williams - ©1947
Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo) - Composed by: Bob Hilliard and Carl Sigman - ©1947
Dance With A Dolly (With A Hole In Her Stockin') - Composed by: Terry Shand, Jimmy Eaton, and Mickey Leader - ©1940
Tampico - Composed by: Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher - ©1945
The Hut-Sut Song - Composed by: Leo V. Killion, Ted McMichael, and Jack Ownes - ©1939
You Call Everybody Darling - Composed by: Sam Marting, Ben Trace, and Clem Watts - ©1946
A - You're Adorable - Composed by: Buddy Kaye, Sidney Lippman, and Fred Wise - ©1948
Give Him The Oo-La-La - Composed by: Cole Porter - From: "Dubarry Was A Lady" - ©1940
Why Don't We Do This More Often - Composed by: Allie Wrubel - Lyrics by: Charles Newman - ©1941 |
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