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Songs Written by Victor YoungTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Albert Victor Young (August 8, 1899– November 10, 1956) was an American composer, arranger, violinist and conductor. Young was posthumously awarded the Academy Award for Best Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture for Around the World in 80 Days at the 29th Academy Awards in 1957. == Biography == Young was reportedly born in Chicago on August 8, 1900, but per U.S. Census data and his birth certificate, he was born in 1899. His grave marker shows 1901... [more on Wikipedia]
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1928
[Columbia 1361]
written by Will J. Harris & Victor Young
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4.
1932
[Victor 24124]
written by
Bing Crosby , Victor Young
& Ned Washington
5.
1932
[Brunswick 6351]
written by Bing Crosby, Ned Washington & Victor Young
6.
1932
written by Will Harris & Victor Young
7.
1932
8.
1932
[Brunswick 6441]
written by Victor Young
, Bing Crosby & Ned Washington
9.
1932
[Brunswick 6394]
written by Victor Young
, Bing Crosby & Ned Washington
10.
[Brunswick 6505]
written by Victor Young
, Bing Crosby & Ned Washington
11.
1933
[Brunswick 6454]
written by Victor Young
, Bing Crosby & Ned Washington
12.
1933
written by Victor Young
, Ned Washington &
Joe Young
13.
1933
[Brunswick 6623]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
14.
1933
[Brunswick 8464]
written by Sam Lewis & Victor Young
15.
1933
written by Victor Young
& Sam M. Lewis
16.
[Brunswick 6953]
written by Ned Washington, Victor Young
&
Maxon Judell
17.
1934
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
18.
[Columbia 2984]
written by Ned Washington & Victor Young
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written by Fred E. Ahlert & Victor Young
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written by Victor Young
& Will J. Harris
24.
vocals by Sandy Evans
[Decca 24830]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
25.
03/1950
[MGM 10623]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
26.
04/1950
[RCA 47-3681]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
27.
05/1950
[Capitol 934]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
28.
05/1950
[Columbia 38697]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
29.
05/1950
[Mercury 5362]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
30.
07/1950
instrumental [Chess 1425]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
31.
08/1950
32.
09/1950
hit for Bing Crosby in 1932
[Decca 27115]
written by Ned Washington & Victor Young
33.
[Columbia 39213]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
34.
[Columbia 39786]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
35.
[Columbia 40508]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
36.
09/1955
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
37.
09/1955
with Julie Dawn
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
38.
10/1955
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
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40.
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
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05/1957
42.
05/1957
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
43.
05/1957
[Decca 30262]
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
44.
06/1957
with
Tony Osborne & His Orchestra & Chorus
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
45.
06/1957
[London 1746]
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
46.
08/1957
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
47.
[King 5424]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
48.
07/1961
[Epic 9451]
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young
49.
11/1961
hit for Doris Day in 1952
[Capitol 4658]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
50.
hit for Dick Haymes in 1945
[Era 3068]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
51.
[Coral 62344]
written by Victor Young
& Ned Washington
52.
08/1963
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54.
06/1966
instrumental [Dolton 320]
written by Edward Heyman & Victor Young
55.
07/1966
hit for Dick Haymes in 1945
[RCA 47-8870]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
56.
charted as When I Fall in Love / Are You Lonesome Tonight in US AC charts
[MGM/Kolob 14677]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
57.
[Warner 8394]
written by Edward Heyman & Victor Young
58.
[Handshake 5305]
written by Edward Heyman & Victor Young
59.
[Warner 29755]
written by Edward Heyman & Victor Young
60.
[Asylum 69653]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
61.
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
62.
12/1987
R written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
63.
12/1987
64.
[EMI/Manhattan 50138]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
65.
07/1988
66.
produced by David Foster
[Epic Soundtrax 77021]
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
67.
written by Victor Young
& Edward Heyman
68.
[PMG LP Cut]
written by Victor Young
69.
