80 Years Of Popular Music - The Thirties
Music is one of the greatest achievements of mankind. The Warner Bros. Corporation has put together a series of 8 books that chronicle 80 years of man's most popular music. There is a book for each decade from the 1920's to the 1990's. With dozens of songs in each collection, you'll be amazed at the quality and variety of the music represented. Each song is presented in Piano/Vocal/Chords format - two hands piano, with treble and bass clefs, a separate vocal line with lyrics, and guitar chords written above the vocal line. Ideal for any pianist, guitarist, or vocalist, we highly recommend this series of books. "80 Years Of Popular Music - The Thirties - Piano (Piano/Vocal/Chords)" weighs 16.96 oz.
$14.95, SuperDuperItem 1700168FK, 146 pages
 This item has a difficulty rating of 5 on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest.
 Chord symbols are included in this book.
 Guitar chords are included in this book.
 Song lyrics are included in this book.
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Product Format: Piano/Vocal/Chords | | This product contains these SuperDuper Songs | When The Moon Comes Over The Mountain - Performed by: The Ambassadors and Kate Smith - Composed by: Johnson, Woods, and Smith - ©1931
Over The Rainbow - Performed by: Judy Garland - Composed by: Arlen and E. Y. Harburg - From: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Musical Production "The Wizard Of Oz" - ©1938
Anything Goes - Performed by: Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Porter - ©1934
April In Paris - Performed by: Billy Eckstine - Composed by: Renaud, E. Y. Harburg, and Duke - ©1932
As Time Goes By - Performed by: Jacques Renard & His Orchestra - Composed by: Hupfeld - From: Warner Brothers Motion Picture "Casablanca" - ©1931
Begin The Beguine - Performed by: Artie Shaw & His New Music - Composed by: Grever, Renaud, and Porter - ©1935
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea - Performed by: Eddy Duchin - Composed by: Arlen and Koehler - ©1931
The Gold Diggers' Song (We're InThe Money) - Performed by: Ted Lewis & His Band - Composed by: Warren and Dubin - ©1933
Blue Moon - Performed by: Glen Gray & His Casa Loma Orchestra - Composed by: Rodgers and Hart - From: M-G-M Musical Production "Words And Music" - ©1934
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? - Performed by: Rudy Vallee - Composed by: Gorney and E. Y. Harburg - ©1932
For All We Know - Performed by: Morton Downey - Composed by: J. Fred Coots and Sam M. Lewis - ©1934
Forty-Second Street - Performed by: Don Bestor & His Orchestra - Composed by: Warren and Dubin - ©1932
Don't Blame Me - Performed by: Ida Cox - Composed by: McHugh and Fields - ©1932
I Found A Million Dollar Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) - Performed by: Ben Selvin & His Orchestra - Composed by: Dixon, Rose, and Warren - ©1931
Good Night Sweetheart - Performed by: Wayne King & His Orchestra - Composed by: Connelly, Noble, Vallee, and Campbell - ©1931
Hooray For Hollywood - Performed by: Johnnie "Scat" Davis - Composed by: Richard A. Whiting and Mercer - ©1937
I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) - Performed by: Russ Columbo - Composed by: Fred E. Ahlert and Turk - ©1931
I Got Rhythm - Performed by: Red Nichols & His Five Pennies - Composed by: Gershwin and Gershwin - ©1930
I Only Have Eyes For You - Performed by: Ben Selvin & His Orchestra - Composed by: Warren and Dubin - ©1934
In A Sentimental Mood - Performed by: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Composed by: Mills, Ellington, and Kurtz - ©1935
It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - Performed by: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Composed by: Ellington and Mills - ©1932
Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) - Performed by: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Prima - ©1936
It's Only A Paper Moon - Performed by: Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Composed by: E. Y. Harburg, Rose, and Arlen - ©1933
I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You - Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Composed by: Bassman and Washington - ©1932
I'm In The Mood For Love - Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Composed by: Fields and McHugh - ©1935
I've Got The World On A String - Performed by: Louis Armstrong - Composed by: Arlen and Koehler - ©1932
Jeepers Creepers - Performed by: Al Donahue& His Orchestra - Composed by: Warren and Mercer - ©1938
Mood Indigo - Performed by: Duke Ellington - Composed by: Mills, Ellington, and Bigard - ©1931
Moonglow - Performed by: Artie Shaw & His Orchestra - Composed by: Delange, Hudson, and Mills - ©1934
Moonlight Serenade - Performed by: Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - Composed by: Miller and Parish - ©1939
My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua, Hawaii - Performed by: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Harrison, Cogswell, and Noble - ©1933
Sophisticated Lady - Performed by: Duke Ellington - Composed by: Mills, Ellington, and Parish - ©1933
Night And Day - Performed by: Leo Reisman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Porter and Renaud - ©1932
One O'Clock Jump - Performed by: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Basie - ©1938
Stairway To The Stars - Performed by: Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Composed by: Malneck, Parish, and Signorelli - From: United Artists Motion Picture "Some Like It Hot" - ©1935
Stars Fell On Alabama - Performed by: Woody Herman - Composed by: Perkins and Parish - ©1934
Stompin' At The Savoy - Performed by: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Sampson, Goodman, Razaf, and Webb - ©1936
Too Marvelous For Words - Performed by: Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra and Bing Crosby - Composed by: Richard A. Whiting and Mercer - ©1937
We're Off To See The Wizard (The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz) - Performed by: Judy Garland - Composed by: Arlen and E. Y. Harburg - From: M-G-M Picture "The Wizard Of Oz" - ©1939
What's New - Performed by: Bing Crosby - Composed by: Haggart and Burke - ©1939
When I Grow Too Old To Dream - Performed by: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Composed by: Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II - ©1934
You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me - Performed by: Bing Crosby with Guy Lombardo - Composed by: Warren and Dubin - ©1932
You And The Night And The Music - Performed by: Libby Holman - Composed by: Schwartz and Dietz - ©1934
You Are My Lucky Star - Performed by: Connie Boswell - Composed by: Nacio Herb Brown and Freed - ©1935
You Go To My Head - Performed by: Larry Clinton & His Orchestra - Composed by: J. Fred Coots and Gillespie - ©1938
Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart - Performed by: Judy Garland with the Victor Young Orchestra - Composed by: James F. Hanley - ©1935
Deep Purple (Sombre Demijour) - Performed by: Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Composed by: Peter De Rose and Parish - ©1934 |
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