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Songs from the Year 1937 |
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This page lists the top songs of 1937 in the source charts. The way that the various charts are combined to reach this final list is described on the in the site generation page.
Between 1920 and 1940 there are few available charts (at least that we can find). These results should be treated with some caution since, with few exceptions, they are based on fairly subjective charts and biased towards the USA.
During this era music was dominated by a number of "Big Bands" and songs could be attributed to the band leader, the band name, the lead singer or a combination of the them. It is common, for example, to see the same song listed with three different artists. And, just to stop us from getting bored, the success of a song was tied to the sales of sheet music, so a popular song would often be perfomed by many different combinations of singers and bands and the contemporary charts would list the song, without clarifying whose version was the major hit. Where we have found such issues we have attempted to consolidate the entries using the most widely accepted value for the artist in each case.
The top ten song artists of 1937 were: | ||||
| 1:Tommy Dorsey | 3:Guy Lombardo | 5:Billie Holiday | 7:Fred Astaire | 9:Fats Waller |
| 2:Bing Crosby | 4:Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra | 6:Benny Goodman | 8:Duke Ellington | 10:Russ Morgan |
| # | Artist | Song Title | Year | Chart Entries |
| 1 | Benny Goodman | Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 1982 (1937), ASCAP song of 1936, US invalid BB 3 of 1938, Peel list 3 of 1937, POP 3 of 1938, nuTsie 4 of 1930s, US Billboard 7 - 1938 (6 weeks), Music Imprint 16 of 1930s, Brazil 54 of 1939, RIAA 205, Acclaimed 526 (1937), WXPN 766 |
| 2 | Count Basie | One O'Clock Jump | 1937 | US invalid BB 1 of 1937, Grammy Hall of Fame in 1979 (1937), POP 1 of 1937, Library of Congress artifact added 2005 (1937), US Billboard 12 - Jun 1947 (2 weeks), nuTsie 12 of 1930s, Scrobulate 13 of swing, Music Imprint 18 of 1930s, RIAA 211, Acclaimed 824 (1937), RYM 21 of 1937 |
| 3 | Bing Crosby | Sweet Leilani | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (25 weeks), Your Hit Parade 1 of 1937, Oscar in 1937 (film 'Waikiki Wedding'), Australian Nostalgia 2 of 1930-1939, US invalid BB 7 of 1937, POP 7 of 1937, Europe 29 of the 1930s (1937), nuTsie 75 of 1930s |
| 4 | Fred Astaire | They Can't Take That Away From Me | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (11 weeks), Grammy Hall of Fame in 2005 (1937), Oscar in 1937 (film 'Shall We Dance') (Nominated), US invalid BB 3 of 1937, POP 3 of 1937, Europe 89 of the 1930s (1937), Acclaimed 2182 (1937), RYM 34 of 1937 |
| 5 | Duke Ellington | Caravan | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 2009 (1937), US Billboard 4 - 1937 (18 weeks), US invalid BB 9 of 1937, POP 9 of 1937, Jazz Standard 17, Brazil 57 of 1938, nuTsie 58 of 1930s, Scrobulate 88 of jazz, RYM 6 of 1937 |
| 6 | Tommy Dorsey | Marie | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (8 weeks), Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998 (1937), nuTsie 36 of 1930s, Brazil 70 of 1937, Europe 70 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 7 | Ella Fitzgerald | Goodnight, My Love | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (13 weeks), Your Hit Parade 9 of 1937, US invalid BB 10 of 1937, POP 10 of 1937, Brazil 67 of 1937, Europe 74 of the 1930s (1937), RYM 52 of 1937 |
| 8 | Tommy Dorsey | The Dipsy Doodle | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (15 weeks), Your Hit Parade 3 of 1937, US invalid BB 14 of 1937, POP 14 of 1937, Australian Nostalgia 29 of 1930-1939, Europe 88 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 9 | Guy Lombardo | Boo Hoo | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (12 weeks), Your Hit Parade 5 of 1937, US invalid BB 18 of 1937, POP 18 of 1937, Australian Nostalgia 39 of 1930-1939, Europe 51 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 10 | Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra | That Old Feeling | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (14 weeks), Oscar in 1937 (film 'Vogues of 1938') (Nominated), Your Hit Parade 7 of 1937, US invalid BB 13 of 1937, POP 13 of 1937, Brazil 67 of 1938 |
| 11 | Tommy Dorsey | Once in a While | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (14 weeks), Your Hit Parade 2 of 1937, Australian Nostalgia 21 of 1930-1939, nuTsie 50 of 1930s, Europe 68 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 12 | Guy Lombardo | It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (16 weeks), Your Hit Parade 4 of 1937, US invalid BB 16 of 1937, POP 16 of 1937, Europe 50 of the 1930s (1937), RYM 107 of 1937 |
| 13 | Guy Lombardo | September in the Rain | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (16 weeks), Your Hit Parade 6 of 1937, US invalid BB 11 of 1937, POP 11 of 1937, Europe 46 of the 1930s (1937), RYM 87 of 1937 |
| 14 | Bing Crosby | The Moon Got in My Eyes | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (11 weeks), Your Hit Parade 10 of 1937, US invalid BB 12 of 1937, POP 12 of 1937, Europe 31 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 15 | Bob Crosby & his Orchestra | Whispers in The Dark | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (13 weeks), Oscar in 1937 (film 'Artists and Models') (Nominated), Your Hit Parade 8 of 1937, US invalid BB 17 of 1937, POP 17 of 1937 |
| 16 | Eddy Duchin | It's De-Lovely | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - Nov 1936 (13 weeks), US invalid BB 4 of 1937, POP 4 of 1937, Europe 73 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 17 | Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy | Indian Love Call | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 2008 (1962), US Billboard 8 - Dec 1936 (6 weeks), nuTsie 53 of 1930s, Brazil 64 of 1937 |
| 18 | Tommy Dorsey | Satan takes a Holiday | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (11 weeks), US invalid BB 15 of 1937, POP 15 of 1937, Europe 64 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 19 | Margaret McCrae | This Year's Kisses | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (10 weeks), US invalid BB 19 of 1937, POP 19 of 1937, Europe 58 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 20 | Bing Crosby | Remember Me | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (6 weeks), Oscar in 1937 (film 'Mr. Dodd Takes the Air') (Nominated), Europe 30 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 21 | Bing Crosby & Jimmy Dorsey | Too Marvelous For Words | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (10 weeks), Europe 28 of the 1930s (1937), Brazil 88 of 1937 |
| 22 | W H Stepp | Bonaparte's Retreat | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 2013 (1937), Library of Congress artifact added 2015 (1937) |
| 23 | Hal Kemp | This Year's Kisses | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (8 weeks), POP 19 of 1937, Europe 69 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 24 | Billie Holiday | I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm | 1937 | US Billboard 4 - 1937 (10 weeks), US invalid BB 6 of 1937, POP 6 of 1937, nuTsie 55 of 1930s, RYM 22 of 1937 |
| 25 | Hal Kemp | Where Or When | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (16 weeks), Europe 63 of the 1930s (1937), nuTsie 98 of 1930s |
| 26 | Billie Holiday | Carelessly | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (12 weeks), nuTsie 86 of 1930s, Brazil 92 of 1938 |
| 27 | Frances Langford | Harbour Lights | 1937 | US invalid BB 2 of 1937, POP 2 of 1937, US Billboard 6 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 28 | Russ Morgan | The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (10 weeks), US invalid BB 20 of 1937, POP 20 of 1937 |
| 29 | Jimmie Lunceford | For Dancers Only | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999 (1937), US Billboard 7 - 1937 (3 weeks), RYM 55 of 1937 |
| 30 | Guy Lombardo | So Rare | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (8 weeks), Brazil 21 of 1938 |
| 31 | Bing Crosby & Connee Boswell | Bob White (Whatcha Gonna Swing Tonight?) | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (12 weeks), Europe 27 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 32 | Guy Lombardo | A Sailboat In The Moonlight | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (14 weeks), Europe 49 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 33 | Rudy Vallee & his Connecticut Yankees | Vieni Vieni | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (13 weeks), Europe 62 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 34 | Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra | Thanks For the Memory | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - Dec 1937 (14 weeks), Europe 82 of the 1930s (1938) |
| 35 | Sammy Kaye | Rosalie | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - Oct 1937 (15 weeks), Brazil 79 of 1938 |
| 36 | Robert Johnson | Hellhound on My Trail | 1937 | Peel list 4 of 1937, Acclaimed 630 (1937), Visconti song of 1937, RYM 1 of 1937, one of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 500 |
| 37 | Tommy Dorsey | Song of India | 1937 | US Billboard 5 - 1937 (5 weeks), US invalid BB 8 of 1937, POP 8 of 1937, Song of 1937 |
| 38 | Fred Astaire | Let's Call the Whole Thing Off | 1937 | US Billboard 5 - 1937 (9 weeks), AFI 34, Jazz Standard 766, RYM 12 of 1937, Song of 1937 |
| 39 | Mildred Bailey | Rockin' Chair | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 2011 (1937), US Billboard 13 - 1937 (2 weeks) |
| 40 | Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra | The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (8 weeks), POP 20 of 1937 |
| 41 | Tommy Dorsey | The Lady is a Tramp | 1937 | US invalid BB 5 of 1937, POP 5 of 1937, US Billboard 15 - 1937 (2 weeks) |
| 42 | Slim & Slam | The Flat Foot Floogie | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1938 (17 weeks), nuTsie 87 of 1930s, Song of 1937 |
| 43 | Judy Garland | (Dear Mr Gable) You Made Me Love You | 1937 | Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998 (1937), RYM 10 of 1937 |
| 44 | Bing Crosby & Jimmy Dorsey | Never in a Million Years | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (12 weeks), Europe 53 of the 1930s (1937) |
| 45 | Claude Thornhill & his Orchestra | Harbour Lights | 1937 | POP 2 of 1937, US Billboard 7 - 1937 (8 weeks) |
| 46 | Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys | Steel Guitar Stomp | 1937 | Peel list 1 of 1937 |
| 47 | Orlando Silva | Carinhoso | 1937 | Brazil 1 of 1937 |
| 48 | Gus Arnheim & his Orchestra | So Rare | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (8 weeks), Jazz Standard 946 |
| 49 | Fats Waller | Smarty | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (8 weeks) |
| 50 | Ray Noble | I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (9 weeks), POP 6 of 1937 |
| 51 | Henry Busse & his Orchestra | With Plenty of Money & You | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (9 weeks) |
| 52 | Horace Heidt | Gone With the Wind | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (9 weeks) |
| 53 | Teddy Wilson (and his Orchestra) | You Can't Stop Me from Dreaming | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (7 weeks) |
| 54 | Tommy Dorsey | Big Apple | 1937 | US Billboard 1 - 1937 (7 weeks) |
| 55 | Bing Crosby | Blue Hawaii | 1937 | US Billboard 5 - 1937 (13 weeks), Brazil 74 of 1937 |
| 56 | Eddy Duchin | Moonlight & Shadows | 1937 | US Billboard 5 - 1937 (5 weeks), Brazil 93 of 1937 |
| 57 | Duke Ellington | Azure | 1937 | US Billboard 13 - 1937 (4 weeks), Jazz Standard 629, RYM 6 of 1937 |
| 58 | Sophie Tucker | The Lady is a Tramp | 1937 | POP 5 of 1937, US Billboard 19 - 1937 (1 week) |
| 59 | Glen Gray | I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm | 1937 | POP 6 of 1937, US Billboard 18 - 1937 (1 week) |
| 60 | Adriana Caselotti | Someday My Prince Will Come | 1937 | US Billboard 10 - 1938 (4 weeks), AFI 19 |
| 61 | Mildred Bailey | Thanks For the Memory | 1937 | US Billboard 11 - 1938 (3 weeks), Jazz Standard 762 |
| 62 | Larry Clinton | At Long Last Love | 1937 | US Billboard 11 - 1938 (4 weeks), Jazz Standard 909 |
| 63 | Glen Gray | I See Your Face Before Me | 1937 | US Billboard 13 - 1938 (4 weeks), Jazz Standard 902 |
| 64 | Lawrence Welk | Change Partners | 1937 | US Billboard 13 - 1938 (3 weeks), Jazz Standard 926 |
| 65 | Benny Goodman | Topsy | 1937 | US Billboard 14 - 1938 (1 week), Jazz Standard 385 |
| 66 | Kate Smith | Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen | 1937 | US Billboard 15 - 1938 (2 weeks), Jazz Standard 967 |
| 67 | Leo Reisman | Too Marvelous For Words | 1937 | US Billboard 16 - 1937 (1 week), Jazz Standard 344 |
| 68 | Guy Lombardo | The Folks Who Live on the Hill | 1937 | US Billboard 17 - 1937 (1 week), Jazz Standard 471 |
| 69 | Billie Holiday | Nice Work If You Can Get It | 1937 | US Billboard 20 - 1937 (1 week), Jazz Standard 158 |
| 70 | Alice Faye | There's a Lull in My Life | 1937 | US Billboard 20 - 1937 (1 week), Jazz Standard 924 |
| 71 | Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers | Shall We Dance | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (6 weeks), RYM 12 of 1937 |
| 72 | Silvio Caldas | Chao de Estrelas | 1937 | Brazil 2 of 1937 |
| 73 | Frances Langford | Once in a While | 1937 | Peel list 2 of 1937 |
| 74 | Teddy Wilson (and his Orchestra) | There's a Lull in My Life | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (10 weeks) |
| 75 | Abe Lyman & his California Orchestra | Little Old Lady | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (8 weeks) |
| 76 | Teddy Wilson (and his Orchestra) | Remember Me | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (10 weeks) |
| 77 | Horace Heidt | Once in a While | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (7 weeks) |
| 78 | Russ Morgan | The Dipsy Doodle | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 79 | Eddy Duchin | The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (9 weeks) |
| 80 | Guy Lombardo | I Know Now | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (12 weeks) |
| 81 | Bing Crosby | It's The Natural Thing To Do | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 82 | Tommy Dorsey | Have You Got Any Castles, Baby? | 1937 | US Billboard 2 - 1937 (12 weeks) |
| 83 | Billie Holiday | They Can't Take That Away From Me | 1937 | US Billboard 12 - 1937 (4 weeks), RYM 24 of 1937, Song of 1937 |
| 84 | Robert Johnson | Me & the Devil Blues | 1937 | Scrobulate 68 of blues, RYM 4 of 1938, Song of 1937 |
| 85 | Mildred Bailey | Where Are You | 1937 | US Billboard 5 - 1937 (12 weeks), Song of 1937 |
| 86 | Louis Armstrong | Public Melody Number One | 1937 | US Billboard 7 - 1937 (3 weeks), RYM 36 of 1937 |
| 87 | Jimmie Lunceford | The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down | 1937 | US Billboard 7 - 1937 (4 weeks), RYM 56 of 1937 |
| 88 | Dircinha Batista | Periquitinho Verde | 1937 | Brazil 3 of 1937 |
| 89 | Mal Hallet & his Orchestra | Boo Hoo | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 90 | Tommy Dorsey | In the Still of the Night | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (5 weeks) |
| 91 | Tommy Dorsey | Josephine | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (5 weeks) |
| 92 | Wayne King | Josephine | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (10 weeks) |
| 93 | Billie Holiday | Pennies From Heaven | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 94 | Fats Waller | I'm Sorry I Made You Cry | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 95 | Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra | Moonlight & Shadows | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (9 weeks) |
| 96 | Horace Heidt | Little Heaven of the Seven Seas | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (5 weeks) |
| 97 | Fats Waller | Spring Cleaning | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (6 weeks) |
| 98 | Tommy Dorsey | My Cabin of Dreams | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (15 weeks) |
| 99 | Fred Astaire | A Foggy Day (in London Town) | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - 1937 (10 weeks) |
| 100 | Larry Clinton | True Confessions | 1937 | US Billboard 3 - Dec 1937 (11 weeks) |
Previous Comments (newest first)
25 Apr 2020
#42 - Slim & Slam - The Flat Foot Floogie
This particular song, maybe was recorded in 1938, I think. Or not? Whats thecriteria for this inclution in 1937?+
See the FAQ about assigning years to songs
25 Apr 2020
#42 - Slim and Slam - Flat foot floogie
This song was for 1938, I Think. Why is in the list of 1937? Any reason?
See the FAQ about what determines the year a song is listed under.
2 Sep 2019
January 15th, 1937, America
I don't care what position on the charts, or which chart you use (As long asit's a real chart list, not RYM or DDD) Just has to be started charting on or Near-before that day. +Great site you got here, It's helped me with some Documentaries I have done.+
Have a look at the 1937 year chart. Any of the top 20 there would fit your criteria. The listing of which charts should give you enough info to select. For example, Count Basie's "One O'Clock Jump" would be a valid candidate except you may reject it because it relies on recent assessments (such as the "Grammy Hall of Fame" and "Library of Congress" listings). Of course you may see those as supporting it.
13 Nov 2017
Number ones decmeber 1937
What was number one on second December 1937
2 Sep 2017
What was the No.1 record on 8th September 1947
Bing Crosby "Anniversary Song" was number one in Australia for the whole of Sept 1947 (read the FAQ)
1 Aug 2017
What was number one 10 th October 1937
18 Feb 2017
song on the day
what was the number one song on 5th march 1937
9 Feb 2017
#46 - W H Stepp - Bonaparte's Retreat
This was selected for Library Of Congress (National Recording Registry) in 2015.
Added, thanks
7 Aug 2015
Happy Birthday!!
Wonder which of these was "top of the chart" today in 1937?
19 Apr 2015
1st September 1937
Ron O'Neal, Al Geiberger and Allen Jones?
26 Feb 2015
songs
What was the number 1 song on feb9 1937
2 Aug 2014
1937 & 1939
What was the popular song for Nov. 1937 & Feb. 1939. +Thank you, +Nola
That is an impossible question to answer. See the "Number Ones" listing to see why
10 Jun 2014
Duke Ellington
I'm not sure #45 (Crescendo in Blue) should make this 1937 list. There is a1956 recording titled "Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue " that was awarded a Grammy Hall of Fame as well as being on the "Acclaimed" list. Perhaps this recording should be moved to 1956?
We don't set the year, that is calculated from the data. In this case the RYM entry for 1937 seems questionable, so we've fixed the Grammy Hall of Fame and "Acclaimed" data. The song should therefore move to 1956
Thanks for the suggestion
14 Apr 2014
Lyrics for "Let's Merry-Go-Round"
I was only a child when I heard this song and always referred to it as "Let's Merry-Go-Round". Some of the lyrics as I remember them are, Let's merry-go-round on the merry-go merry-go round, you you by my side while the merry-go merry-goes round. I haven't a thing but you'll know that we're honeymoon bugs, when I give you the ring that I went on the merry-go merry-go round ......
3 Sep 2013
top song of 1937- Wilma thompson
24 Mar 2013
# 48 & 59
These two songs were performed by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers in the movie "Shall We Dance" but the studio recordings were solos by Fred just as # 3 which was also from that movie.
Strictly speaking you are correct. However the goal of this list is to consolidate information from various charts, so we want to credit the songs to do that. That is why the film and studio versions have both been assigned to the same artists. Our judgement was that for "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" and "Shall We Dance" the film version was more famous, so we assigned that to both, but for "They Can't Take That Away From Me" the studio version had more impact, so we assined that to Fred Astaire.
We realise this is not a perfact solution, but we feel it is good enough to give readers the best feel for the year's top songs, and to allow those who are interested to explore the detail.
14 Jan 2013
@13 & 59
These two are the same recording. It was issued as Victor 25461. I have found no record of Ella making a recording od this independent from the one she made with Goodman.
We are sure you're correct, the data has been fixed. Thanks for the info.
18 Jun 2012
Denny Farrell , I think your site is wonderful
I have been doing a radio show that covers all the great music of the 20's 30's and 40's for over 40 years now. We have listeners from the early teens up to 100 who tune in every week. Music was a big part of everyones life long before 1940. It did matter.
Big Band Hall of Fame Inductee, Denny Farrell
22 Feb 2012
i wish i'd never seen the sunshine ......who wrote it ????? ronnetts/darlene love + early to mid 1960's +phil spector / have a cd/ I WISH I NEVER SAW THE SUN SHINE did not know it was befoe that......+
28 Sep 2011
# 20 This Year's Kisses
This recording is by Benny Goodman with Margaret McCrae doing the vocal.
Songs from the 1930s are often assigned to different combinations of band leader, vocalist and band. We've tried to ensure consistency in our listing even where that conflicts with strict accuracy for a particular market.
In this case we figure it is more valuable to connect the European success with that in the US rather than list the exact name on the US record label.
2 Aug 2011
Goodnight My Love
I'm not as sure on this one, but I think #54 Ella Fitgerald - Goodnight My Love and #16 Benny Goodman - Goodnight My Love may be the same since Ella sang vocal on the Benny Goodman version in 1937.
2 Aug 2011
This Year's Kisses
Thanks for the great work and all the research on this project!
I think that #43 Benny Goodman - This Year's Kisses and #46 Margaret McCrae are the same song. Margaret sang the vocal on the Benny Goodman version in 1937.
We're pretty sure you are right. We've changed the data, thanks for the correction (fix, whatever)
30 Dec 2010
Love it! :)
9 Nov 2010
DO YOU KNOW +THIS SONG 1937/38/36?
the song is called I WISH I'D NEVER SEEN SUNSHINE +- SINGER - JIMMIE DAVIS
11 May 2010
DO YOU KNOW +THIS SONG 1937/38/36?
I WISH THAT I'D NEVER SEEN SUNSHINE AND I WISH THAT I'D NEVER SEEN RAIN... I WISH THAT MY SOUL WOULD NEVER GROW OLD FOR THE TEARS THAT I SHED WERE IN VAIN????????? I WISH THAT SOMEONE HAD TOLD ME THAT THE LOVE THAT YOU GAVE WAS UNTRUE OH I WISH THAT I DIED IN MY CRADLE BEFORE I GREW UP TO LOVE YOU
No idea, never heard of it