Songs written by Don Raye&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters

1939

Well All Right (Tonight's the Night) by The Andrews Sisters

214

5
US

[Decca 2462]
written by Dan Howell, Don Raye

& Frances Faye

11/1939

⑤ Yodelin' Jive by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters

235

4
US

[songwriter #5 hit]
written by Hughie Prince & Don Raye

The Glenn Miller Orchestra

1940

Beat Me, Daddy (Eight to the Bar) by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

107

15
US

[Bluebird 10876]
written by Don Raye

Will Bradley and His Orchestra

09/1940

② Beat Me Daddy (Eight to the Bar) Parts I & II by Will Bradley and His Orchestra

301

2
US

[songwriter #2 hit]
featuring Ray McKinley & Freddie Slack
written by Don Raye

10/1940

Beat Me Daddy, Eight to a Bar by The Andrews Sisters

19
US

written by Don Raye

Will Bradley and His Orchestra

12/1940

③ Scrub Me, Mama, with a Boogie Beat by Will Bradley and His Orchestra

301

2
US

[songwriter #3 hit]
written by Don Raye

12/1940

Down the Road a Piece by Will Bradley and His Orchestra

139

10
US

as Will Bradley Trio
written by Don Raye

Harry James and His Orchestra

10.

02/1941

Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat by The Andrews Sisters

18
US

written by Don Raye

11.

03/1941

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy by The Andrews Sisters

110

15
US

written by Don Raye

& Hughie Prince

12.

04/1941

Music Makers by Harry James and His Orchestra

155

9
US

written by Don Raye

& Harry James

Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol

13.

1942

Pig Foot Pete by Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol

22
US

[Bluebird 11402]
written by Gene De Paul & Don Raye

Harry James and His Orchestra

14.

08/1942

Cow-Cow Boogie by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

178

9
US

6
R&B

written by Don Raye

, Benny Carter & Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

15.

10/1942

He's My Guy by Harry James and His Orchestra

152

9
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Don Raye

& Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

16.

11/1942

① Mister Five by Five by Harry James and His Orchestra

302

2
US

[songwriter #1 hit]
vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Don Raye

& Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

17.

12/1942

Mr. Five by Five by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

187

10
US

✫1
R&B

written by Don Raye

& Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

18.

12/1942

Mister Five by Five by The Andrews Sisters

17
US

written by Don Raye

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19.

07/1943

Get On Board, Little Chillun by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

19
US

vocals by Ella Mae Morse
written by Don Raye

& Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

20.

01/1944

④ Star Eyes by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

240

3
US

[songwriter #4 hit]
vocals by Bob Eberly & Kitty Kallen
written by Don Raye

The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald

21.

03/1944

Cow-Cow Boogie (Cuma-Ti-Yi-Y-Ay) by The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald

176

10
US

✫1
R&B

written by Don Raye

, Gene De Paul & Benny Carter

Ginny Simms

22.

04/1944

Irresistible You by Ginny Simms

21
US

[Columbia 36693]
written by Gene de Paul & Don Raye

Ella Mae Morse

23.

05/1944

Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet by Ella Mae Morse

171

7
US

[Capitol 151]
written by Don Raye

The Four King Sisters

24.

06/1944

Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet by The Four King Sisters

110

13
US

written by Don Raye

Woody Herman and His Orchestra

25.

06/1944

Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

132

10
US

written by Don Raye

26.

05/1946

The House of Blue Lights by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

159

8
US

vocals by Ella Mae Morse
written by Don Raye

The Andrews Sisters and Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra

27.

09/1946

The House of Blue Lights by The Andrews Sisters and Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra

103

15
US

written by Don Raye

Louis Jordan

28.

10/1948

Daddy-O by Louis Jordan

7
R&B

with Martha Davis [pianist]
[Decca 24502]
written by Don Raye

& Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

Tony Martin

29.

11/1951

Domino by Tony Martin

151

9
US

[RCA Victor 4343]
written by Louis Ferrari & Don Raye

Doris Day

30.

11/1951

Domino by Doris Day

21
US

[Columbia 39596]
written by Louis Ferrari & Don Raye

Vaughn Monroe

31.

08/1954

They Were Doin' the Mambo by Vaughn Monroe

113

7
US

[RCA 47-5767]
written by Don Raye

Chuck Miller

32.

06/1955

The House of Blue Lights by Chuck Miller

9
US

hit for Freddie Slack in 1946
[Mercury 70627]
written by Don Raye

Robert Mitchum

33.

09/1958

Thunder Road by Robert Mitchum

62
US

written by Don Raye

& Robert Mitchum

Perry Como

34.

02/1960

I Know What God Is by Perry Como

81
US

US B side to Delaware
[RCA 47-7670]
written by Don Raye

, Ned Freeman & John Bowen

Ray Charles

35.

05/1960

Just for a Thrill by Ray Charles

from The Genius of Ray Charles

16
R&B

[Atlantic 2055]
written by Lil Hardin Armstrong & Don Raye

Mina [Mina Anna Mazzini]

36.

05/1961

This World We Love In by Mina [Mina Anna Mazzini]

90
US

written by Gino Paoli & Don Raye

Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen

37.

05/1961

I Still Love You All by Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen

24
UK

written by Don Raye

& Norbert Glanzberg

Cliff Richard

38.

05/1962

I'm Looking Out the Window / Do You Want to Dance by Cliff Richard

173

2
UK

as Cliff Richard with The Norrie Paramor Orchestra / as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
written by Don Raye

& Bobby Freeman

Aretha Franklin

39.

09/1962

Just for a Thrill by Aretha Franklin

from The Tender, the Moving, the Swinging Aretha Franklin

111
US

[Columbia 42520]
written by Lil Hardin Armstrong & Don Raye

Steve Lawrence

40.

08/1964

Yet...I Know (Et pourtant) by Steve Lawrence

from Everybody Knows

77
US

15
AC

[Columbia 43095]
written by Charles Aznavour, Don Raye

& Diran Garvarentz

Earl Richards

41.

09/1969

The House of Blue Lights by Earl Richards

39
country

[United Artists 50561]
written by Don Raye

Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen

42.

07/1972

Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar by Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen

from Lost in the Ozone

81
US

written by Don Raye

Bette Midler

43.

05/1973

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy by Bette Midler

from The Divine Miss M

132

8
US

✫1
AC

hit for the Andrews Sisters in 1941; produced by Barry Manilow
[Atlantic 2964]
written by Don Raye

& Hughie Prince

Asleep at the Wheel

44.

05/1987

House of Blue Lights by Asleep at the Wheel

from 10

17
country

[Epic 07125]
written by Don Raye