The forties

Resource Information

The work The forties represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Oshkosh Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Notated Music, Music.

Label

The forties

Statement of responsibility

project manager, Carol Cuellar

Contributor

• Cuellar, Carol

Subject

• Popular music -- 1941-1950

Language

eng

Related

• Again
• Almost like being in love
• Along the Sante Fe trail
• Artistry in rhythm
• At last
• Autumn serenade
• Baby face
• Be my love
• Blues in the night
• Candy
• Cement mixer (put-ti, put-ti)
• Chattanooga choo choo
• Do nothin' till you hear from me
• Do nothing till you hear from me
• Don't fence me in
• Don't get around much anymore
• Don't sit under the apple tree (with anyone else but me)
• Down Argentine way
• Elmer's tune
• Fools rush in
• G.I. jive
• Happiness is a thing called Joe
• How about you?
• I can't begin to tell you
• I fall in love too easily
• I got it bad and that ain't good
• I had the craziest dream
• I'll walk alone
• I'm always chasing rainbows
• I'm looking over a four-leaf clover
• I'm nobody's baby
• It's a great day for the Irish
• It's magic
• It's you or no one
• Jersey bounce
• Jumpin' at the woodside
• Jumping at the woodside
• Laura
• Mairzy doats
• Moonlight serenade
• New York, New York
• On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe
• Pennsylvania 6-5000
• Pennsylvania six five thousand
• Racing with the moon
• Red roses for a blue lady
• Rum and coca-cola
• Serenade in blue
• Shangri-la
• Skylark
• Taking a chance on love
• That lucky old sun (just rolls around heaven all day)
• The Wabash cannon ball
• The boy next door
• The more I see you
• The trolley song
• Trav'lin' light
• Traveling light
• Two o'clock jump
• You stepped out of a dream
• You'll never know

Cataloging source

LOY

Form of composition

popular music

Format of music

full score

Literary text for sound recordings

not applicable

Series statement

80 years of popular music