Arthur Fields (1884-1953)
Last updated: 19.01.22
According to the Internet source given below, Arthur Fields was an American singer (baritone) and songwriter born Abraham Finkelstein in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania growing up however in in Utica, New York.. Initially, he toured with the Guy Brother's Minstrel Show and co-founded the vaudeville act Weston, Fields and Carroll..
His first song writing success was On the Mississippi (1912 - words: Harry Carroll and Ballard MacDonald). Another success was his The Aba Daba Honeymoon (1914 - co-author: Walter Donovan). Thereafter he made almost 300 recordings with many bands and for many labels during which he used some 15 pseudonyms.
Fields retired to Florida in 1946 but also worked in radio on WKAT Miami. He was killed tragically while recovering from a heart attack in a fire at Littlefield Nursing Home in Largo, Florida.
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Arthur Fields (1884-1953) has at least 2 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 Aba Daba Honeymoon, TheMusic by: Arthur Fields. Co-Author: Walter Donovan Perf. by: Debbie Reynolds, Carleton Carpenter
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 Eleven More Months and Ten More DaysMusic by: Arthur Fields. Co-Author: Fred Hall
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Eleven More Months and Ten More Days (1930) | Fred Hall (co-auth.) Lew Dite (perf.) |
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This list is arranged by composer and contains 12 songs sung by Arthur Fields who is featured on sheet music covers.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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I'm Going Down to Tennessee (1912) | Harry Carroll | Arthur Fields (words) A. Fields (perf.) H. Carroll (perf.) |
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I'm True to Them All (1918) | George. M. Cohan(w&m) | A. Fields (perf.) |  |
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You May Hold a Million Girlies in Your Arms (1916) | Fred Fisher | Howard Johnson (words) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Ragging the Chopsticks (1919) | Archie Gottler | Abe Frankl (words) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Rolling Stones (1916) | Archie Gottler | Edgar Leslie (words) S. Tucker (perf.) Anna Chandler (perf.) A. Fields (perf.) |
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When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France (1918) | Cliff Hess | Alfred Bryan (words) Edgar Leslie (words) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Honolulu, America Loves You (1916) | Jimmie V. Monaco | Eddie Cox (co-author) Grant Clarke (co-author) Santly &. Norton (perf.) Eleanor Sherman (perf.) E. Brice (perf.) King (perf.) A. Fields (perf.) |
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What's the Use of Going Home (1915) | Jimmie V. Monaco | Grant Clark (words) Joe McCarthy (words) Mae Francis (perf.) Neil McKinley (perf.) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Send Me Away With a Smile (1917) | Al Piantadosi(w&m) | Louis Weslyn (co-author) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Hello Montreal (1928) | Billy Rose | Mort Dixon (words) Harry Warren (words) A. Fields (perf.) |
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⇑Mother, Dixie and You (1927) | Jos. H. Santly | Eleanor Fisher (perf.) A. Fields (perf.) |
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Send Me Away With a Smile (1917) | Louis Weslyn(w&m) | Al. Piantadosi (co-author) A. Fields (perf.) Henry Burr (perf.) |
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 7 works by Arthur Fields (1884-1953).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:
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| Aba Daba Honeymoon, The | 1914 | Walter Donovan (co-author) Debbie Reynolds (perf.) Carleton Carpenter (perf.) E. Brice (perf.) Jane Powell (perf.) Ricardo Montalban (perf.) |
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| Pay-Day! | 1918 | ||
| In Miami | 1919 | Archie Gottler (co-author) Sidney D Mitchell, (co-author) |
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| Swanee Shore | 1919 | Sidney D Mitchell (words) Irving Kaufman (words) |
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| I Got a Code in My Doze | 1929 | Fred Hall (co-author) Billy Rose (co-author) |
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| Eleven More Months and Ten More Days | 1930 | Fred Hall (co-author) Lew Dite (perf.) |
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| I Hate to Be Called a Hobo | 1932 | Fred Hall (co-author) | |
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Eleven more months and ten more days | 2:40 | Lew Dite | A. Fields | Eleven more months and ten more days |