Sammy Fain (1902-1989)
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| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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I Ain't That Kind of a Baby (1927) | S. Fain | Kitty O'Connor | Columbia: W144390 |
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I'll Be Seeing You (1940) | S. Fain | Mary Ann Mercer | Victor: BS-047030 |
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I've Got It (But It Don't Do Me No Good) (1930) | S. Fain | Annette Hanshaw | Columbia: [W]150388 |
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Keep on Croonin' a Tune (1925) | S. Fain | Phil Romano Orchestra | Victor: BVE-33394 |
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There's Something About a Rose (1928) | S. Fain | Kitty O'Connor | Columbia: W146369 |
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Boswell Sisters | Shout Sister Shout |        |
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And There You Are (1945) | S. Fain (music) T. Koehler (words) Ginger Rogers (perf.) Walter Pidgeon (perf.) Lana Turner (perf.) Van Johnson (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer |  |
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April Love (1957) | S. Fain (music) Paul Francis Webster (words) Pat Boone (perf.) Shirley Jones (perf.) Dolores Michaels (perf.) Aurthur O'Connell (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | Pub. |
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Black Hills of Dakota (1953) | S. Fain (music) Irving Kahal (words) Doris Day (perf.) Howard Keel (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
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By a Waterfall (1933) | S. Fain (music) Irving Kahal (words) James Cagney (perf.) Joan Blondell (perf.) Ruby Keeler (perf.) Dick Powell (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | Pub. |
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Certain Smile (1958), A | S. Fain (music) Paul Francis Webster (words) Rossano Brazzi (perf.) Joan Fontaine (perf.) Bradford Dillman (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
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Deadwood Stage (1953), The | S. Fain (music) Paul Francis Webster (words) Doris Day (perf.) Howard Keel (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
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Dear Hearts and Gentle People (1949) | S. Fain (music) B. Hilliard (words) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
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⇑Dickey-Bird Song (1947), The | S. Fain (music) H. Dietz (words) Jeanette MacDonald (perf.) Jose Iturbi (perf.) Jane Powell (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 94 works by Sammy Fain (1902-1989).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Keep on Croonin' a Tune (w&m) | 1925 | Irving Weill (co-author) Jimmy McHugh (co-author) Ike Edwards (perf.) Phil Romano Orchestra (perf.) |
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| Nobody Knows What a Red Headed Mama Can Do | 1925 | Irving Mills (words) Al Dubin (words) |
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| If You Can't Tell the World She's a Good Little Girl, Just Say Nothing at All | 1926 | Al Dubin (words) Irving Kahal (words) |
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| Turkish Towel (w&m) | 1926 | Ben'ee Russell (co-author) Irving Mills (co-author) |
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| I Ain't That Kind of a Baby | 1927 | Irving (words) Kahal (words) Addy Britt (words) Don Charno (perf.) Kitty O'Connor (perf.) |
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| I Left My Sugar Standing in the Rain | 1927 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella on a Rainy Day | 1927 | Irving Kahal (words) Francis Wheeler (words) The Admirals (perf.) Irene Clayton (perf.) Walter Davison (perf.) Frances Delaney (perf.) Alex Hyde (perf.) Marty Smile Joyce (perf.) Phil & Anne Brae (perf.) Ralph Pollock (perf.) Milton Slosser (perf.) |
Pub. |
| Nothin' Does Does It Like It Used to Do-Do-Do | 1927 | Irving Kahal (words) Manny Ross (words) |
Pub. |
| There's Always a Way to Remember | 1927 | Lew Pollack (co-author) | |
| What a Wonderful Wedding That Will Be | 1927 | Irving Kahal (words) Francis Wheeler (words) Phil Spitalny (perf.) |
Pub. |
| While the Others Are Dancing | 1927 | Irving Kahal (words) Francis Wheeler (words) |
Pub. |
| ⇑ I Love My Old Fashioned Man | 1928 | Irving (words) Kahal (words) Francis Wheeler (words) Fred Kinsley (perf.) |
Pub. |
| In a Little French Cafe | 1928 | Mitchell Parish (words)
Arr. by M. Kalua |
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| There's a Place in the Sun For You | 1928 | Bud Green (words) | |
| There's Something About a Rose | 1928 | Irving Kahal (words) Francis Wheeler (words) Milton Berbe (perf.) Kitty O'Connor (perf.) |
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| I'd Fall in Love With Me | 1929 | Jack Murray (words) | |
| I'll Bob Up With the Bob-O-Link | 1929 | Pierre Norman (co-author) Irving Kahl (words) Willie Raskin (words) |
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| Wedding Bells | 1929 | Irving Kahal (words) Willie Raskin (words) Ruth Mann (perf.) Johnny Perkins (perf.) Harry Savoy (perf.) |
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| When the World Is at Rest | 1929 | Lou Davis (words) | Pub. |
| Back Home (w&m) | 1930 | Pierre Norman (co-author) |
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| You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me | 1930 | Irving Kahal (co-author) Pierre Norman (co-author) Belle Baker (perf.) |
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| Temporarily Blue | 1931 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Was That the Human Thing to Do? | 1931 | Joe Young (words) Boswell Sisters (perf.) Pickens Sisters (perf.) |
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| When I Take My Sugar to Tea (w&m) | 1931 | Pierre Norman (co-author) Irving Kahal (words) Boswell Sisters (perf.) |
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| Hummin' to Myself | 1932 | Herb Magidson (words) Monty Siegal (words) Joan Abbott (perf.) Ethel Shutta (perf.) |
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| Now You've Got Me Worryin' For You | 1932 | Joe Young (words)
Arr. by George J Trinkaus |
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| Ah! the Moon Is Here | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| By a Waterfall | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) Joan Blondell (perf.) James Cagney (perf.) Doris Day (perf.) Howard Keel (perf.) Ruby Keeler (perf.) Dick Powell (perf.) |
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| I'll Pin Another Petal on the Daisy | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
| If You Don't Want to Be Sweethearts | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| It's Time to Sing ''Sweet Adeline'' Again | 1933 | Benny Davis (words) Al Boasberg (words) Eddy Duchin (perf.) |
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| ⇑ Lonely Lane | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
| Road Is Open Again, The (w&m) | 1933 | ||
| Sittin' on a Backyard Fence | 1933 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
| Beauty Must Be Loved (w&m) | 1934 | ||
| Ev'ry Day | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) Rudy Vallée (perf.) |
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| How Do I Know It's Sunday? | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
| Simple and Sweet | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) Patricia Ellis (perf.) Rochelle Hudson (perf.) Guy Kibbee (perf.) Hal LeRoy (perf.) |
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| Spin a Little Web of Dreams | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| There's a Diff'rent You in Your Heart | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
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| Two Little Flies on a Lump of Sugar | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) Patricia Ellis (perf.) Rochelle Hudson (perf.) Guy Kibbee (perf.) Hal LeRoy (perf.) |
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| When Tomorrow Comes | 1934 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Good Green Acres of Home | 1935 | Irving Kahal (words) | Pub. |
| Humble Side of the Town, The | 1935 | Irving Kahal (words) Shirley Howard (perf.) |
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| Am I Gonna Have Trouble With You? | 1936 | Charles Tobias (words) | |
| Little Chin-Chin | 1936 | Charles Tobias (words) | |
| That Never-To-Be-Forgotten Night | 1936 | Charles Tobias (words) | |
| Don't You Know or Don't You Care | 1937 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Doughnuts and Coffee | 1937 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| I Can Dream, Can't I? | 1937 | Irving Kahal (words) Andrews Sisters (perf.) Gordon Jenkins (perf.) |
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| It Goes to Your Feet | 1937 | Lew Brown (words) | |
| ⇑ Line Is Never Out of Season | 1937 | Lew Brown (words) | |
| Our Penthouse on Third Avenue | 1937 | Lew Brown (words) Harriet Nelson (perf.) |
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| That Old Feeling | 1937 | Lew Brown (words) Rory Calhoun (perf.) Susan Hayward (perf.) Thelma Ritter (perf.) David Wayne (perf.) |
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| I'll Be Seeing You | 1938 | Irving Kahal (words) Hildegarde (perf.) Freddy Martin (perf.) Mary Ann Mercer (perf.) Hildegarde Loretta Sell (perf.) |
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| It's Time to Say ''Aloha'' | 1938 | Charlie Tobias (words) | |
| Who Blew Out the Flame? | 1938 | Mitchell Parish (words) | Pub. |
| Are You Havin' Any Fun? | 1939 | Jack Yellen (words) | |
| Good Night, My Beautiful | 1939 | Jack Yellen (words) | |
| Moon Is a Silver Dollar, The | 1939 | Mitchell Parish (words) Lee Shelley (perf.) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Something I Dreamed Last Night | 1939 | Jack Yellen (words) Herb Magidson (words) |
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| I Want to Live | 1940 | Jack Yellen (words) Ed Wynn (perf.) |
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| Love Song of Renaldo | 1940 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Sun'll Be Up in the Morning, The | 1940 | Jack Yellen (words) Ed Wynn (perf.) |
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| Happy in Love | 1941 | Ella Logan (perf.) | |
| Oh, Auntie! | 1941 | Ella Logan (perf.) Carmen Miranda (perf.) |
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| So Long, Sarah Jane | 1943 | Lew Brown (words) Ralph Freed (words) |
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| I Speak to the Stars | 1944 | Paul Francis Webster (words) Doris Day (perf.) |
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| Please Don't Say No | 1944 | Ralph Freed (words) Tommy Dorsey (perf.) King Sisters (perf.) |
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| All the Time | 1945 | Ralph Freed (words) | |
| And There You Are | 1945 | Ted Koehler (words) Bob Graham (perf.) Van Johnson (perf.) Walter Pidgeon (perf.) Ginger Rogers (perf.) Lana Turner (perf.) |
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| ⇑ There You Are, And | 1945 | Ted Koehler (words) | Pub. |
| Let Us Gather at the Goal-Line | 1946 | George Marion (words) | |
| Dickey-Bird Song, The | 1947 | Howard Dietz (words) Jose Iturbi (perf.) Jeanette MacDonald (perf.) Jane Powell (perf.) |
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| I Theenk You Weenk! | 1947 | George Marion (words) | |
| Dear Hearts and Gentle People | 1949 | Bob Hilliard (words) Bing Crosby (perf.) Ralph Flanagan (perf.) Gordon MacRae (perf.) Dinah Shore (perf.) |
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| I'm Late | 1949 | Bob Hilliard (words) | |
| It's Bigger Than Both of Us | 1950 | Jackie Barnett (words) | |
| Alice in Wonderland | 1951 | Bob Hilliard (words) | |
| All in the Golden Afternoon | 1951 | Bob Hilliard (words) | |
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| It's All Over But the Memories | 1951 | Irving Kahal (words) | |
| Your Mother and Mine | 1951 | Sammy Cahn (words) | |
| Black Hills of Dakota | 1953 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | |
| Deadwood Stage, The | 1953 | Paul Francis Webster (words) Doris Day (perf.) Howard Keel (perf.) |
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| Face to Face | 1953 | Sammy Cahn (words) | |
| Secret Love | 1953 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | Pub. |
| Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing | 1955 | Paul Francis Webster (words) William Holden (perf.) Jennifer Jones (perf.) |
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| April Love | 1957 | Paul Francis Webster (words) Pat Boone (perf.) Shirley Jones (perf.) Dolores Michaels (perf.) Aurthur O'Connell (perf.) |
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| Gift of Love, The | 1957 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | |
| Certain Smile, A | 1958 | Paul Francis Webster (words) Rossano Brazzi (perf.) Bradford Dillman (perf.) Joan Fontaine (perf.) |
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| Mardi Gras March, The | 1958 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | Pub. |
| ⇑ Joy in the Morning | 1964 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | |
| I've Got It (But It Don't Do Me No Good) | ? | Pierre Norman (co-author) Irving Kahal (words) Annette Hanshaw (perf.) |
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| If You Can't Hold the Man You Love, Don't Cry When He's Gone | ? | Irving Kahal (words) |
| Composer | Title | Performer |
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S. Fain | You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me (1930) (3:13) | Belle Baker |
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S. Fain | Was That the Human Thing to Do? (3:21) | Pickens Sisters |