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A 1933 recording by Freddie Martin and his Orchestra, with vocals by Terry Shand who had deep jazz connections, performing "In a One-Room Flat," originally from a Maurice Chevalier 1933 musical film called The Way to Love (with Ann Dvorak, Edward Everett Horton, and Douglas Dumbrille)
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A classic World War II savings bond song introduced by Bing Crosby with a chorus ensemble — “I’m Saving A Dime (Out Of Every Dollar)
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A scene from the movie based on the novel The Ebb-Tide by Robert Louis Stevenson with the song of the same name
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Bernie Cummins anh His New Yorkers performing "It's Oh, It's Ah, It's Wonderful," originally from a Maurice Chevalier 1933 musical film called The Way to Love
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Bing Crosby singing "What Is Love?, " originally introduced in the 1936 film Hideaway Girl
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Dana Suesse first hit song -- "Have You Forgotten" (Her first composition "Syncopated Love Song" bridged this gap between "serious" and "jazz" forms. It was originally written in 1928 as an instrumental called "Syncopated Love Song" and it wasn't popularized until Nathaniel Shilkret recorded it in 1929, and once Leo Robin created lyrics in 1931, it soon became the hit song "Have You Forgotten.")
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David Rose And His Orchestra performing "Dreams Do Come True"
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David Rose And His Orchestra performing "The Mask Waltz," originally introduced in the film Red, White and Blue
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Dorothy Lamour singing "I'll Take an Option on You," originally introduced in the 1933 musical revue Tattle Tales by Betty Doree at the Broadhurst Theatre on Broadway
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Geoffrey Gelder and his Kettner's Five performed "Where Have You Been (All My Life)?," originally introduced in Lucky Girl which opened at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London on November 14, 1928
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Gracie Allen performing a hilarious version of “Vamp of the Pampas” in the 1935 comedy film Here Comes Cookie
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Lawrence Welk performs with Lois Best singing "I Fell up to Heaven" from The Champagne Music of Lawrence Welk album and originally introduced in the 1939 short film A Song Is Born
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Leo Robin's first song, “Whistle Away Your Blues," written with Richard Myers, which debuted in the Greenwich Village Follies in 1925
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Lester Cortes with Ben Selvin and His Orchestra performing the song "Celia," originally introduced in the 1929 film The Man I Love (directed by William A. Wellman, produced by David O. Selznick and starred Richard Arlen)
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Mildred Bailey performing "I've Gone Off the Deep End," which was written for Nice Goin'in 1939
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Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra perform a medley from the 1927 Broadway show Judy (including "Wear Your Sunday Smile" and "Judy, Who D'Ya Love?") with Johnny Marvin singing the vocal refrain (Recorded April 14, 1927)
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Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra performing "Pull Yourself Together," originally introduced in the 1927 Broadway show Allez-Oop!
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Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra with vocal refrain by Johnny Marvin performing "Where Have You Been (All My Life)?," debuting in Allez-Oop! at the Earl Carroll Theatre on August 2, 1927
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Scene from the 1934 One Hour Late where Joe Morrison singing "I Can't Imagine Me Without You"
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Scene where Robert Cummings singing and Eleanor Whitney tap dancing to the cute number "Laughin' at the Weather Man" in the 1935 film Millions in the Air
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Sol K. Bright and his Hollywaiians performing "In a Little Bamboo Bungalow" (aka "Papio, little bamboo bungalow")
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The catchy tune "I'm a One-Man Girl" from the stage musical production of Mister Cinders, originally introduced in the Broadway show Bubbling Over in 1926
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The Dish Ran Away with the Spoon, a very Disneyesque animated 1933 film, has kitchen tools frolicking & dancing to Leo Robin's theme song sung in the opening and later includes his ballad "I'll Take an Option on You"
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Vic Damone singing "One Love"
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Waring's Pennsylvanians perform "I Want the World to Know," originally introduced in the Broadway show Hello Yourself
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Waring's Pennsylvanians perform "Say That You Love Me," originally introduced in the Broadway show Hello Yourself