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Have I Stayed Away Too
Long?
- Words and Music by
Frank Loesser, 1943
- Recorded during the American
Federation of Musicians ( AFM ) recording ban
- Vocal with unidentified mixed
chorus only
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I
Love You
- from the 1944 Stage
musical "Mexican Hayride"
- Words and Music by Cole Porter
- Recorded during the American
Federation of Musicians ( AFM ) recording ban
- Vocal with unidentified mixed
chorus only
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- More and More
- From the Universal picture
"Can't Help Singing"
- Music by
Jerome Kern and lyrics by
E.Y. Harburg 1944
- With Orchestra conducted
by Lou Martin
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I'm Gonna Love That Gal ( Like She's Never Been Loved Before )
- Words and Music by Frances Ash 1945
- Bourne Inc. ~ ASCAP
- With Orchestra Conducted by
Russ Case
- Produced by Herb Hendler
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(
Did You Ever Get )
That
Feeling In the Moonlight
- Words and Music by
James Cavanaugh,
Larry Stock
- and
Ira Schuster
, 1945
- With Orchestra Conducted by
Russell Case and The Satisfiers
- Produced by Herb Hendler
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- Here Comes Heaven
- ~ from the 20th Century-Fox
picture "Doll Face"
- Music by
Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by
Harold Adamson , 1945
- With the Orchestra of Russ Case
- Produced by Eli Oberstein and Herb
Hendler
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You
Won't Be Satisfied
( Until You Break My Heart ) ( with
The Satisfiers )
- Words and Music by Freddy James and Larry Stock, 1946
- With Orchestra Conducted by Russ Case
and The Satisfiers
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All
Through the Day
- from the 1945 20th
Century-Fox film "Centennial Summer"
- charted No. 8 for Perry and flip side
to No. 1 charted single "Prisoner of Love"
- Music by Jerome Kern and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II 1945
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So
Far
- from the 1947 Stage
musical "Allegro"
- Music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II
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A
Fellow Needs a Girl
- from the 1947 Stage
musical "Allegro"
- Music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II
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Just One Way To Say I Love You
- ~ from the 1949 Broadway
musical production "Miss Liberty"
- Words and Music by
Irving Berlin
- Irving Berlin Music Inc. ~ ASCAP
- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
and Chorus
- Produced by Charles Grean
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Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (
The Magic Song )
- ~ from the 1950 Walt Disney
film "Cinderella"
- Music by
Al Hoffman
and Mack David with lyrics by
Jerry Livingston
- Walt Disney Music Co., Inc. ~ ASCAP
- with Mitchell Ayres and His
Orchestra
- Produced by Henri René
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- On the Outgoing Tide
- Music by
Mabel Wayne and lyrics by
Lew Brown , 1950
- With Mitchell Ayres and His
Orchestra
- Produced by Charles Grean
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- Patricia
- Words and Music by
Benny Davis
- With Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by Mitchell Ayres
- Produced by Charles Grean
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Zing Zing, Zoom Zoom
- Music by
Sigmund Romberg
- with lyrics by
Charles Tobias, 1951
- EMI Robbins Catalog Inc. and Ched
Music Corp. ~ ASCAP
- With Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by the
Composer Sigmund Romberg
- Produced by Bergman and Hugo
Winterhalter
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- Tulips and Heather
- Words and Music by
Milton Carson
- With Mitchell Ayres and his
Orchestra
- with Chorus ( under the direction of
Ray Charles )
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- Please Mr.
Sun
- Music by
Ray
Getzov
and lyrics by
Sid Frank
- Published by Weiss and
Barry, 1951
- With Mitchell Ayres and his
Orchestra
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- It's Easter Time
- Words and Music by
Meredith Willson
- Frank Music Corporation &
Meredith Willson Music ASCAP
- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
- and
Chorus ( under the direction of Ray Charles )
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- My Love and Devotion
- Words and Music by
Milton Carson
- With Mitchell Ayres and His
Orchestra
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- My
Lady Loves to Dance
- Words and Music by
Sammy Gallop and
Milton DeLugg
- With Mitchell Ayres and His
Orchestra
- Produced by Dave Kapp
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- Pa Paya Mama
- Words and Music by
Larry Coleman,
Norman Gimbel
- and
George Sandler
- With Hugo Winterhalter's
Orchestra
- and The Ramblers
- Produced by Joe Carlton
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- Hit and Run Affair
- Words and Music by
Don Roseland,
Ray Cormier
- and
Mel Van, 1954
- With Hugo Winterhalter's
Orchestra
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- There Never
Was A Night So Beautiful
- Words and Music by
John Rox
- With Hugo Winterhalter and His
Orchestra
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- Fooled
- Original Music by
Franz
Lehár ( The Merry Widow )
- "Sieh, Dort Den Kleinen
Pavillion"
- English adaptation by
Doris Tauber and
Manny Curtis, 1955
- Non-English adaptation by
Viktor
Leon and Leo Stein
- Harms Inc., Warner Brothers Inc., and
Mann Curtis Music Company
- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
- Produced by Joe Carlton
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All At Once You Love
Her
- ~ from the musical production
"Pipe Dream"
- Music by
Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II
- Williamson Music Co. ~ ASCAP
- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
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and The Ray Charles Singers
- Arranged by Joe Reisman
- Produced by Joe Carlton
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