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Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra Top Songs Greatest Hits and Chart Singles Discography
Thomas Francis Dorsey Jr. (November 19, 1905 – November 26, 1956) was an American jazz trombonist, composer, conductor and bandleader of the big band era. He was known as the "Sentimental Gentleman of Swing" because of his smooth-toned trombone playing. His theme song was "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You". His technical skill on the trombone gave him renown among other musicians. He was the younger brother of bandleader Jimmy Dorsey. After Dorsey broke with his brother in the mid-1930s, he... [more on Wikipedia]
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra began charting in 1935 with Don't Give Up the Ship .The artist placed 132 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 81 of which reached the Top‑10, including 11 number‑ones.The artist scored 1 UK Top‑75 entries, including a single Top‑10 placement.On US RnB the artist achieved 4 Top‑10s.
Top songs: #1: There Are Such Things - #2: I'll Never Smile Again - #3: Once in a While - #4: In the Blue of Evening - #5: Music, Maestro, Please
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1936
written by Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke
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1936 Alone Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
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1936 You Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
written by Harold Adamson & Walter Donaldson
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1937
written by Sammy Cahn & Saul Chaplin
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written by Teddy Powell, Walter Samuels & Leonard Whitcup
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1937 Marie Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
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1937 Nola Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
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written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh
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1937 Who? Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
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1937
written by Arthur Schwartz & Al Stillman
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written by Joe Burke & Edgar Leslie
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written by Leonard Whitcup & Teddy Powell
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written by Richard A. Whiting & Johnny Mercer
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written by Sammy Cahn & Saul Chaplin
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1938 Marie Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
written by Irving Berlin
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1938 My Own Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
written by Jimmy McHugh & Harold Adamson
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written by Irving Berlin
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written by Irving Berlin
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written by Clay Boland & Bickley Reichner
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written by Benny Davis & Joe Burke
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written by Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer
1940
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vocals by Jack Leonard
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02/1940
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07/1940
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08/1940
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by
Eddie DeLange & James Van Heusen
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08/1940
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by
Rube Bloom & Johnny Mercer
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08/1940
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08/1940
vocals by Frank Sinatra; hit for Al Jolson in 1924
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vocals by Frank Sinatra
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11/1940
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by
Roger Edens & Arthur Freed
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11/1940
vocals by Connie Haines
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1941
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vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers; #1 hit for Isham Jones in 1931
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01/1941
vocals by the Pied Pipers
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03/1941
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04/1941 Dolores Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by
Louis Alter & Frank Loesser
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05/1941
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05/1941
written by Tom Adair & Matt Dennis
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07/1941
vocals by jo stafford & sy oliver
written by
Sy Oliver
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12/1941
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vocals by Frank Sinatra
1942
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vocals by Frank Sinatra
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03/1942
vocals by Connie Haines
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06/1942
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07/1942
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08/1942
vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
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08/1942
written by Sy Oliver
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08/1942
vocals by Frank Sinatra
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09/1942 Take Me Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
vocals by Frank Sinatra
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10/1942
vocals by Jo Stafford
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11/1942
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by
Ferde Grofé & Harold Adamson
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11/1942
1943
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07/1943
vocals by Frank Sinatra
[Victor 201530]
written by Thomas Montgomery Adair &
Alfonso D'Artega
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07/1943
instrumental
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07/1943
vocals by Frank Sinatra
1944
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vocals by jo stafford & the pied pipers; hit for red nichols in 1929
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03/1944
written by Sy Oliver
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05/1944
vocals by Frank Sinatra
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11/1944
vocals by Connie Haines
1945
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02/1945
vocals by Bonnie Lou Williams
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03/1945
vocals by Bonnie Lou Williams
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03/1945
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04/1945
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07/1945
vocals by Stuart Foster
written by
Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer
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07/1945
vocals by Stuart Foster
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08/1945
written by Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer
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09/1945
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10/1945
written by Hoagy Carmichael
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12/1945
vocals by Stuart Foster
written by
Don George & John Benson Brooks
1946
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vocals by Stuart Foster
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01/1946
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07/1946
vocals by Stuart Foster; hit for Wayne King in 1931
written by Fred E. Ahlert &
Roy Turk 1947
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vocals by Stuart Foster
1948
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Until Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
1949
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06/1949 Again Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
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06/1949
1958
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