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Songs Performed or Written by Sammy FainTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Sammy Fain (born Samuel E. Feinberg; June 17, 1902 – December 6, 1989) was an American composer of popular music. In the 1920s and early 1930s, he contributed numerous songs that form part of The Great American Songbook, and to Broadway theatre. == Early life and collaborations == Sammy Fain was born in New York City, to a family that was deeply rooted in the world of show business. His uncle, for instance, Willie Howard, was a Vaudeville performer. As... [more on Wikipedia]
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1928
[Victor 21233]
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Francis Wheeler
3.
4.
1929
[Victor 21893]
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal &
Willie Raskin
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1930
[Victor 22409]
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman
7.
1930
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman
8.
1930
vocal Bing Crosby
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman
9.
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman
10.
[Columbia 18003]
written by Sammy Fain
&
Joe Young
11.
1932
[Victor 24046]
written by Sammy Fain
& Joe Young
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1932
13.
1932
[Brunswick 6246]
written by Joe Young & Sammy Fain
14.
1932
written by Sammy Fain
& Joe Young
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1932
[Victor 22908]
written by Joe Young & Sammy Fain
16.
[Bluebird 5171]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
17.
1933
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
18.
1933
[Brunswick 6653]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
19.
written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain
20.
1934
[Brunswick 6760]
written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain
21.
[Decca 350]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
22.
[Bluebird 6987]
written by Sammy Fain
&
Lew Brown
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1937
written by Sammy Fain
& Lew Brown
24.
1937
[Brunswick 7935]
written by Sammy Fain
& Lew Brown
25.
1937
written by Sammy Fain
& Lew Brown
26.
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
27.
1938
written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain
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1938
29.
1938
written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain
30.
1938
written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain
31.
as Gray Gordon and His Orchestra
[Victor 26365]
written by Sammy Fain
, Herb Magidson &
Jack Yellen
32.
1939
[Vocalion 4681]
written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain
33.
vocal by Irving Kahal
[Bluebird 10572]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
34.
[Decca 18595]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
35.
05/1944
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
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37.
05/1948
as Helen Lee & The Dipsy Doodlers
written by Sammy Fain
& Howard Dietz
38.
hit for Tommy Dorsey in 1938
[Decca 24705]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
39.
11/1949
as Tex Beneke & His Orchestra
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
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11/1949
41.
11/1949
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
42.
12/1949
[Decca 24798]
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
43.
12/1949
[Capitol 777]
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
44.
vocals by Harry Prime
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
45.
01/1950
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
46.
01/1950
[RCA 47-3102]
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
47.
Academy Award for Best Original Song 1953 [Columbia 40108]
written by Sammy Fain
&
Paul Francis Webster 48.
01/1954
[Imperial 8223]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
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04/1954
[Columbia 40210]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
50.
05/1954
written by Sammy Fain
, Irving Kahal & Willie Raskin
51.
08/1954
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
52.
[Decca 29625]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
53.
11/1955
[Coral 61467]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
54.
11/1955
[Capitol 3202]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
55.
11/1955
[MGM 30883]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
56.
12/1955
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
57.
featuring
Wade Buff [Decca 29905]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
58.
06/1956
[RCA 47-6481]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
59.
08/1956
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61.
10/1957
[Dot 15660]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
62.
[RCA 47-7167]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
63.
06/1958
[Columbia 41123]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
64.
06/1958
[Columbia 41193]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
65.
10/1958
[Dot 15840]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
66.
11/1958
as Ahmad Jamal Trio
instrumental [Argo 5317]
written by Sammy Fain
67.
instrumental [Corsican 0059]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
68.
09/1959
[Capitol 4259]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
69.
10/1959
[ABC-Paramount 45-10047]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
70.
[Columbia 41546]
written by Sammy Fain
& Lew Brown
71.
05/1960
[Ember 1061]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
72.
[Reprise 20023]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
73.
[Philips 40072]
written by Sammy Fain
& Bob Hilliard
74.
[London 9628]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
75.
as Richard "Groove" Holmes
instrumental [Pacific Jazz 88130]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
76.
10/1966
[Chess 1978]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
77.
[UK 49013]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
78.
10/1973
[Capitol 3723]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
79.
#1 hit for Doris Day in 1954
[ABC/Dot 17585]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
80.
[American Spotlite 103]
written by Sammy Fain
& Irving Kahal
81.
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain
82.
[Columbia LP Cut]
written by Sammy Fain
& Paul Francis Webster
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