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Bob Russell (born Sidney Keith Rosenthal; April 25, 1914 – February 18, 1970) was an American songwriter (mainly lyricist) born in Passaic, New Jersey. == Career == Russell attended Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. He worked as an advertising copywriter in New York; for a time, his roommate there was Sidney Sheldon, later a novelist. He turned to writing material for vaudeville acts, and then for film studios, ultimately writing complete scores for two movies: Jack and the Beanstalk... [more on Wikipedia]
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05/1941
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
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06/1941
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
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06/1941
vocals by Dorsey Anderson
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
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vocals by Bob Eberly
[Decca 18460]
written by
Ary Barroso & Bob Russell
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instrumental [Columbia 36651]
written by Ary Barroso & Bob Russell
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02/1943
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05/1943
vocals by Kenny Sargent & Lebrun Sisters
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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05/1943
instrumental [Victor 26610]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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instrumental [Victor 20-1547]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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02/1944
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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04/1944
vocals by Red Dorris
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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12/1944
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[novelty]
written by Bob Russell
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02/1947
[novelty]
[Columbia 37268]
written by Bob Russell
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02/1947
[novelty]
[RCA Victor 2127]
written by Bob Russell
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02/1947
[novelty]
[National 4012]
written by Bob Russell
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03/1947
written by Bob Russell
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03/1947
written by Bob Russell
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03/1947
written by Bob Russell
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11/1947
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[Columbia 38040]
written by Sidney Keith Russell
& Carl Sigman
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01/1948
vocals by Bob Carroll
written by Sidney Keith Russell
& Carl Sigman
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01/1948
[Decca 24278]
written by Sidney Keith Russell
& Carl Sigman
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08/1948
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08/1949
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09/1949
[MGM 10488]
written by Louis Alter & Bob Russell
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11/1949
vocals by the Jud Conlon Singers; vocals by the Norman Luboff Choir
written by Bob Russell
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Bronislau Kaper
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03/1951
[RCA Victor 4056]
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell
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03/1951
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell
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03/1951
[Capitol 1368]
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell
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[Capitol 3619]
written by Sidney Keith Russell
& Carl Sigman
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03/1957
[Dot 15548]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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[Sabrina 501]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell
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[Uni 55264]
written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
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[Starship 101]
written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
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[Scotti Brothers 07938]
written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
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09/1988
R written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
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[Hillsborough Tribute Single 2012]
written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
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from The Voice (US), season 7 [Republic]
written by Bob Russell
& Bobby Scott
