Songs written by Harry Warren&nbsp;&nbsp;

Funky Poets

07/1994

I Only Have Eyes for You by Funky Poets

from True to Life

81
R&B

[550 Music/Epic 77517]
written by Harry Warren

Gene Watson

02/1991

At Last by Gene Watson

from At Last

61
country

[Warner]
written by Gordon Mack & Harry Warren

Heaven & Earth

10/1979

I Only Have Eyes for You by Heaven & Earth

from Fantasy

63
R&B

[Mercury 76012]
written by Harry Warren

Waldeck

2001

This Isn't Maybe by Waldeck

from The Night Garden

46
dance

written by Waldeck (as Klaus Waldeck), Harry Warren

Beyoncé

07/2011

At Last by Beyoncé

135
UK

[R]
written by Harry Warren

Groove Holmes

12/1966

The More I See You by Groove Holmes

131
US

written by Harry Warren

10/2009

At Last by Etta James

109
UK

[R]
written by Harry Warren

Cliff Richard

04/1964

I Only Have Eyes for You by Cliff Richard

109
US

[Epic 9670]
written by Harry Warren

Marcy Jo & Eddie Rambeau

10.

08/1963

Lover's Medley The More I See You/When I Fall in Love by Marcy Jo & Eddie Rambeau

132
US

[Swan 4145]
written by Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

, Victor Young & Edward Heyman

Astrud Gilberto

11.

09/1967

I Had the Craziest Dream by Astrud Gilberto

31
AC

[Verve 10548]
written by Harry Warren

Jesse James

12.

12/1971

At Last by Jesse James

25
R&B

[ZAY 30002]
written by Harry Warren

Mel Carter

13.

04/1974

I Only Have Eyes for You by Mel Carter

104
US

39
AC

[Romar 716]
written by Harry Warren

Will Champlin

14.

12/2013

At Last by Will Champlin

from The Voice: The Complete Season 6 Collection (Will Champlin)

83
US

[from The Voice (US), season 5]
[Republic Digital]
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

15.

01/2011

At Last by Etta James

75
UK

[R]
written by Harry Warren

Céline Dion

16.

12/2002

At Last by Céline Dion

from A New Day Has Come

16
AC

[Epic LP Cut]
written by Harry Warren

17.

08/2010

At Last by Etta James

69
UK

[R]
written by Harry Warren

Perry Como

18.

11/1955

Rose Tattoo by Perry Como

79
US

written by Harry Warren

& Jack Brooks

Denny Doherty

19.

05/1974

You'll Never Know by Denny Doherty

from Waiting for a Song

13
AC

[Paramount 0286]
written by Harry Warren

Beyoncé

20.

11/2008

At Last by Beyoncé

from Cadillac Records: Music from the Motion Picture

67
US

79
R&B

[Music World LP Cut]
written by Harry Warren

Sundance Head

21.

12/2016

At Last by Sundance Head

89
US

11
country

[from The Voice (US), season 11]
[Republic]
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

Ernie Fields

22.

02/1960

Chattanooga Choo Choo by Ernie Fields

54
US

[Rendezvous 117]
written by Harry Warren

Jerry Butler

23.

05/1972

I Only Have Eyes for You by Jerry Butler

from The Spice of Life

85
US

20
R&B

[Mercury 73290]
written by Harry Warren

Barbara Windsor & Mike Reid

24.

04/1999

The More I See You by Barbara Windsor & Mike Reid

46
UK

written by Harry Warren

25.

01/2012

At Last by Etta James

39
UK

[R]
written by Harry Warren

Tommy Charles

26.

02/1956

Our Love Affair (Affair to Remember) by Tommy Charles

43
US

[Decca 29717]
written by Harry Warren

, Harold Adamson & Leo McCarey

Peter Allen

27.

05/1976

The More I See You by Peter Allen

from Taught by Experts

108
US

38
AC

51
UK

[A&M 1813]
written by Harry Warren

Joy Marshall

28.

06/1966

The More I See You by Joy Marshall

34
UK

written by Harry Warren

Max Bygraves

29.

02/1969

You're My Everything by Max Bygraves

35
UK

written by Harry Warren

, Joe Young & Mort Dixon

The Dave Clark Five

30.

06/1967

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby by The Dave Clark Five

from Everybody Knows

35
US

written by Harry Warren

The Lettermen

31.

06/1966

I Only Have Eyes for You by The Lettermen

from A New Song for Young Love

72
US

4
AC

[Capitol 5649]
written by Harry Warren

Jerry Vale

32.

03/1956

Innamorata (Sweetheart) by Jerry Vale

30
US

[Columbia 40634]
written by Harry Warren

& Jack Brooks

Eamon

33.

10/2004

Love Them [I Love Them Ho's] by Eamon

from I Don't Want You Back

27
UK

featuring Ghostface
written by Eamon (as Eamon Doyle), Kirk Robinson, Harry Warren

Floyd Cramer

34.

01/1962

Chattanooga Choo Choo by Floyd Cramer

36
US

9
AC

[instrumental]
#1 hit for Glenn Miller in 1941
[RCA 47-7978]
written by Harry Warren

Alma Cogan

35.

07/1956

The Birds and the Bees by Alma Cogan

25
UK

written by Harry Warren

& Mack David

36.

01/1961

At Last by Etta James

from At Last!

47
US

2
R&B

[Argo 5380]
written by Harry Warren

Harpers Bizarre

37.

11/1967

Chattanooga Choo Choo by Harpers Bizarre

from Anything Goes

45
US

✫1
AC

[Warner 7090]
written by Harry Warren

Jive Bunny & the Mastermixers

38.

11/1990

Let's Swing Again by Jive Bunny & the Mastermixers

19
UK

written by Harry Warren

, Mack Warren, Carl Perkins, David Williams, Barry Mann, Gerry Goffin, Larry Williams, Ritchie Valens & Robert Troup

Jill Corey

39.

12/1956

I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) by Jill Corey

21
US

[Columbia 40794]
written by Bud Green & Harry Warren

Tuxedo Junction

40.

04/1978

Chattanooga Choo-Choo by Tuxedo Junction

from Tuxedo Junction

32
US

18
AC

5
dance

#1 hit for Glenn Miller in 1941; charted as Chattanooga Choo Choo/Rainy Night In Rio in US dance charts
[Butterfly 1205]
written by Harry Warren

Rosemary Clooney & Harry James

41.

01/1953

You'll Never Know by Rosemary Clooney & Harry James

18
US

written by Harry Warren

Sam Donahue and His Orchestra

42.

12/1948

September in the Rain by Sam Donahue and His Orchestra

26
US

written by Harry Warren

Judy Garland

43.

03/1944

A Journey to a Star by Judy Garland

25
US

[Decca 18584]
written by Harry Warren

Chris Montez

44.

08/1966

There Will Never Be Another You by Chris Montez

from The More I See You/Call Me

33
US

4
AC

37
UK

[A&M 810]
written by Harry Warren

Richard Himber & His Orchestra

45.

I Know Why (And So Do You) by Richard Himber & His Orchestra

24
US

[Decca 3896]
written by Harry Warren

46.

1940

I Wouldn't Take a Million by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

23
US

[Bluebird 10860]
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

Judy Garland

47.

05/1945

This Heart of Mine by Judy Garland

22
US

[Decca 18660]
written by Harry Warren

& Arthur Freed

48.

Girl Friend of the Whirling Dervish by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

20
US

written by Harry Warren

, Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer

Jane Froman

49.

I Only Have Eyes for You by Jane Froman

20
US

written by Harry Warren

50.

Go into Your Dance by Johnny Green & His Orchestra

20
US

[Columbia 3028]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

51.

I'm Goin' Shoppin' with You by Dick Powell

20
US

written by Harry Warren

Emil Coleman & His Orchestra

52.

Wonder Bar by Emil Coleman & His Orchestra

20
US

[Columbia 2894]
written by Harry Warren

Jan Garber and His Orchestra

53.

05/1944

No Love, No Nothin' by Jan Garber and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Harry Warren

Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

54.

01/1943

There Will Never Be Another You by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

19
US

vocals by Nancy Norman
written by Harry Warren

Lennie Hayton & His Orchestra

Dean Martin

55.

03/1956

Innamorata by Dean Martin

from Artists and Models EP

27
US

21
UK

[Capitol 3352]
written by Harry Warren

& Jack Brooks

Vic Damone

56.

09/1957

An Affair to Remember (Our Love Affair) by Vic Damone

16
US

29
UK

[Columbia 40945]
written by Harry Warren

, Harold Adamson & Leo McCarey

57.

I Know Now by Lennie Hayton & His Orchestra

19
US

[Decca 1267]
written by Harry Warren

Rhythm Wreckers

58.

September in the Rain by Rhythm Wreckers

19
US

[Vocalion 3608]
written by Harry Warren

59.

Fair and Warmer by Dick Powell

19
US

written by Harry Warren

Abe Lyman and His Californians

60.

Keep Young and Beautiful by Abe Lyman and His Californians

19
US

[Brunswick 6698]
written by Harry Warren

Chick Bullock & His Orchestra

61.

Lullaby of Broadway by Chick Bullock & His Orchestra

19
US

[Mellotone 13358]
written by Harry Warren

Victor Young & His Orchestra

62.

Sweet Music by Victor Young & His Orchestra

19
US

[Decca 350]
written by Harry Warren

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

63.

Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman

You Let Me Down by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
US

[Decca 602]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

64.

12/1952

Zing a Little Zong by Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman

10
UK

[from the movie Just for You]
written by Harry Warren

65.

11/1940

Two Dreams Met by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

19
US

vocals by Johnny Drake
written by Harry Warren

Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

66.

I'm Happy About the Whole Thing by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

18
US

[Vocalion 4680]
written by Johnny Mercer & Harry Warren

67.

Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

My Kingdom for a Kiss by Dick Powell

18
US

[Decca 900]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

68.

You Let Me Down by Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

18
US

vocal Billie Holiday
written by Harry Warren

Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm

69.

11/1940

Down Argentina Way by Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm

18
US

vocals by Sonny Washburn
written by Harry Warren

The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

70.

Tom Coakley & His Palace Hotel Orchestra

Ooh! That Kiss by The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

18
US

written by Harry Warren

, Mort Dixon & Joe Young

71.

I'll String Along with You by Tom Coakley & His Palace Hotel Orchestra

17
US

[Victor 24600]
written by Harry Warren

72.

I Know Why by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

18
US

[Bluebird 11230]
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

73.

It Happened in Sun Valley by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

18
US

[from the film Sun Valley Serenade]
[Bluebird 11263]
written by Harry Warren

74.

I've Got to Sing a Torch Song by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

18
US

written by Harry Warren

75.

The Gold Digger's Song (We're in the Money) by Dick Powell

18
US

written by Harry Warren

Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

76.

10/1942

Serenade in Blue by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

17
US

vocals by Dick Haymes
written by Harry Warren

James Melton

77.

September in the Rain by James Melton

16
US

written by Harry Warren

Wayne King and His Orchestra

78.

Song of Surrender by Wayne King and His Orchestra

16
US

[Brunswick 6735]
written by Harry Warren

Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

79.

I'm Goin' Shopping with You by Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

16
US

[Columbia 3009]
written by Harry Warren

Ray Noble and His Orchestra

80.

12/1935

Where Am I? (Am I in Heaven?) by Ray Noble and His Orchestra

16
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

81.

12/1940

Down Argentina Way by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

100

16
US

vocals by Irene Daye
written by Harry Warren

82.

11/1940

Two Dreams Met by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

100

16
US

vocals by Connie Haines
written by Harry Warren

Dinah Washington

83.

10/1961

September in the Rain by Dinah Washington

from September in the Rain

100

23
US

5
AC

5
R&B

35
UK

#1 hit for Guy Lombardo in 1937
[Mercury 71876]
written by Harry Warren

Jan Garber and His Orchestra

Ted Lewis & His Band

84.

1928

Hello, Montreal by Ted Lewis & His Band

102

16
US

[Columbia 1346]
written by Harry Warren

, Billy Rose & Mort Dixon

85.

02/1944

My Heart Tells Me by Jan Garber and His Orchestra

103

14
US

written by Harry Warren

86.

The Gold Digger's Song by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

104

16
US

[Brunswick 6582]
written by Harry Warren

The Flamingos

87.

06/1959

I Only Have Eyes for You by The Flamingos

from Flamingo Serenade

104

11
US

3
R&B

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #157]
#1 hit for Ben Selvin in 1934
[End 1046]
written by Harry Warren

Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

88.

She's a Latin from Manhattan by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

105

15
US

[Brunswick 7425]
written by Harry Warren

89.

I Know Now by Dick Powell

108

14
US

written by Harry Warren

90.

Lullaby of Broadway by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

108

14
US

written by Harry Warren

Jacques Renard and His Orchestra

91.

I'd Rather Listen to Your Eyes by Jacques Renard and His Orchestra

108

14
US

[Columbia 3086]
written by Harry Warren

Siouxsie & the Banshees

92.

07/1988

Peek-a-Boo by Siouxsie & the Banshees

from Peepshow

109

53
US

14
dance

✫1
alt.

16
UK

[Geffen 7-27760]
written by Siouxsie (as Siouxsie Sioux), Steven Severin, Budgie, Martin McCarrick, Harry Warren

Shirley Bassey

93.

05/1961

You'll Never Know by Shirley Bassey

109

6
UK

[United Artists 363]
written by Harry Warren

Billy Murray & Ed Smalle

94.

06/1924

Home in Pasadena by Billy Murray & Ed Smalle

109

15
US

[Victor 19293]
written by Harry Warren

, Grant Clarke & Edgar Leslie

Nick Lucas

95.

Telling it to the Daisies by Nick Lucas

110

15
US

[Brunswick 4834]
written by Harry Warren

& Joe Young

96.

You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

111

15
US

written by Harry Warren

Ruth Etting

97.

Red Nichols & His Five Pennies

Cryin' for the Carolines by Ruth Etting

111

15
US

written by Harry Warren

, Sam M. Lewis (as Samuel M. Lewis) & Joe Young (as Joseph Young)

98.

Tears from My Inkwell by Red Nichols & His Five Pennies

114

13
US

written by Harry Warren

Boswell Sisters

99.

Coffee in the Morning (Kisses in the Night) by Boswell Sisters

114

13
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

Fats Waller

100.

Sweet and Slow by Fats Waller

114

13
US

written by Harry Warren

101.

11/1940

Down Argentina Way by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

116

13
US

vocals by the Earbenders
written by Harry Warren

Gene Austin

102.

1927

One Sweet Letter from You by Gene Austin

118

13
US

[Victor 20730]
written by Harry Warren

, Lew Brown & Sidney Clare

The Ipana Troubadors

103.

1928

Nagasaki by The Ipana Troubadors

118

13
US

[Columbia 1463]
written by Harry Warren

Harry James and His Orchestra

104.

05/1945

The More I See You by Harry James and His Orchestra

119

12
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Harry Warren

Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

105.

12/1938

Jeepers Creepers by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

120

12
US

[Victor 26108]
written by Harry Warren

Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

106.

Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

Cause My Baby Says It's So by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

120

12
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

107.

Ben Bernie & His Orchestra

How Could You? by Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

120

12
US

vocal Billie Holiday
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

108.

Crying for the Carolines by Ben Bernie & His Orchestra

120

13
US

[Brunswick 4665]
written by Harry Warren

, Sam M. Lewis (as Samuel M. Lewis) & Joe Young (as Joseph Young)

109.

12/1935

Where Am I? (Am I in Heaven?) by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

120

12
US

[Brunswick 7565]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

110.

I've Got to Sing a Torch Song by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

120

13
US

[Brunswick 6583]
written by Harry Warren

George Hamilton

111.

12/1936

With Plenty of Money and You by George Hamilton

120

12
US

written by Harry Warren

Louis Armstrong

112.

Jeepers Creepers by Louis Armstrong

120

12
US

written by Harry Warren

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

113.

Honeymoon Hotel by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

120

13
US

written by Harry Warren

114.

Dames by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

120

12
US

written by Harry Warren

Jo Stafford

115.

10/1947

Stanley Steamer by Jo Stafford

123

11
US

written by Harry Warren

& Ralph Blane

Russ Columbo

116.

You're My Everything by Russ Columbo

123

12
US

written by Harry Warren

, Joe Young & Mort Dixon

Jo Stafford

117.

09/1946

This Is Always by Jo Stafford

124

11
US

[Capitol 1058]
written by Harry Warren

Fats Waller

118.

Something Tells Me by Fats Waller

127

11
US

written by Harry Warren

Tom Gerun & His Orchestra

119.

Three's a Crowd by Tom Gerun & His Orchestra

130

11
US

written by Harry Warren

, Al Dubin & Irving Kahal

The Temperance Seven

120.

06/1961

Pasadena by The Temperance Seven

132

4
UK

written by Edgar Leslie, Grant Clarke & Harry Warren

121.

Shadow Waltz by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

133

11
US

written by Harry Warren

Harry James and His Orchestra

122.

09/1946

This Is Always by Harry James and His Orchestra

134

10
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

Tommy Tucker Time

123.

08/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka and the Sante Fe by Tommy Tucker Time

135

10
US

vocals by Don Brown & the Three Two Timers
written by Harry Warren

Gene Austin

124.

07/1925

The Only, Only One for Me by Gene Austin

137

11
US

[Victor 19599]
written by Bud Green, James V. Monaco & Harry Warren

Arden-Ohman Orchestra

125.

Ooh! That Kiss by Arden-Ohman Orchestra

139

10
US

[Victor 22818]
written by Harry Warren

, Mort Dixon & Joe Young

126.

You're My Everything by Arden-Ohman Orchestra

140

10
US

[Victor 22818]
written by Harry Warren

, Joe Young & Mort Dixon

Aileen Stanley

127.

05/1926

I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) by Aileen Stanley

143

10
US

[Victor 19950]
written by Harry Warren

& Bud Green

Judy Garland

128.

09/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe by Judy Garland

147

9
US

with the Merry Mac

[Academy Award for Best Original Song 1946]
written by Harry Warren

129.

Don't Give Up the Ship by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

149

9
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

Russ Morgan

130.

The Rose in Her Hair by Russ Morgan

150

9
US

as Russ Morgan and His Orchestra
[Columbia 3063]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

131.

1942

At Last by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

153

9
US

[Victor 27934]
written by Harry Warren

132.

I've Got to Sing a Torch Song by Bing Crosby

157

9
US

[Brunswick 6599]
written by Harry Warren

133.

Day Dreaming by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

161

8
US

[Victor 25836]
written by Johnny Mercer & Harry Warren

134.

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

161

8
US

written by Harry Warren

135.

With Plenty of Money and You by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

161

8
US

written by Harry Warren

136.

Why Do I Dream These Dreams? by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

161

8
US

[Victor 24576]
written by Harry Warren

Fats Waller

137.

Lulu's Back in Town by Fats Waller

162

8
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

Ted Lewis & His Band

138.

1927

One Sweet Letter from You by Ted Lewis & His Band

167

8
US

[Columbia 988]
written by Harry Warren

, Lew Brown & Sidney Clare

Gene Austin

139.

09/1926

Ya Gotta Know How to Love by Gene Austin

169

8
US

[Victor 20044]
written by Bud Green & Harry Warren

Dick Haymes

140.

06/1945

The More I See You by Dick Haymes

174

7
US

[Decca 18662]
written by Harry Warren

Anson Weeks & His Orchestra

141.

How Could You? by Anson Weeks & His Orchestra

176

7
US

[Decca 1134]
written by Harry Warren

Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

142.

Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

This Night (Will Be My Souvenir) by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

176

7
US

written by Harry Warren

& Gus Kahn

143.

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

Where Am I? (Am I in Heaven?) by Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

177

7
US

[Columbia 3096]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

144.

11/1940

Down Argentina Way by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

179

7
US

vocals by Sara Horn
written by Harry Warren

George Olsen and His Orchestra

145.

1940

Devil May Care by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

180

7
US

[Bluebird 10717]
written by Harry Warren

& Johnny Burke

146.

1928

Old Man Sunshine, Little Boy Bluebird by George Olsen and His Orchestra

183

7
US

[Victor 21566]
written by Harry Warren

Tom Gerun & His Orchestra

147.

Cheerful Little Earful by Tom Gerun & His Orchestra

186

7
US

[Brunswick 4971]
written by Harry Warren

, Ira Gershwin & Billy Rose

148.

Forty-Second Street by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

187

7
US

written by Harry Warren

Willie Kelly and His Orchestra

149.

06/1943

You'll Never Know by Willie Kelly and His Orchestra

188

6
US

written by Harry Warren

Dick Haymes

150.

07/1945

I Wish I Knew by Dick Haymes

193

6
US

[Decca 18662]
written by Harry Warren

151.

08/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

193

6
US

written by Harry Warren

Red Norvo & His Orchestra

152.

Jan Garber and His Orchestra

Garden of the Moon by Red Norvo & His Orchestra

195

6
US

written by Harry Warren

, Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer

153.

The Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Jan Garber and His Orchestra

196

6
US

written by Harry Warren

154.

1927

Where Do You Work-A John? by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

202

6
US

[Victor 20378]
written by Harry Warren

, Mortimer Weinberg & Charles B. Marks

Bobby Darin

155.

09/1961

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby by Bobby Darin

from Twist with Bobby Darin

203

5
US

10
UK

#1 hit for Bing Crosby in 1938
[Atco 6206]
written by Harry Warren

Ray Anthony and His Orchestra

156.

02/1952

At Last by Ray Anthony and His Orchestra

204

2
US

written by Harry Warren

Johnny Long and His Orchestra

157.

05/1926

I Love My Baby by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

204

6
US

[Victor 19905]
written by Bud Green & Harry Warren

158.

02/1944

No Love, No Nothin' by Johnny Long and His Orchestra

205

5
US

vocals by Patti Dugan
written by Harry Warren

159.

Crying for the Carolines by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

205

6
US

written by Harry Warren

, Sam M. Lewis (as Samuel M. Lewis) & Joe Young (as Joseph Young)

160.

The Shadow Waltz by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

206

6
US

[Columbia 2773]
written by Harry Warren

Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

161.

Lullaby of Broadway by Little Jack Little & His Orchestra

214

5
US

[Columbia 3009]
written by Harry Warren

162.

About a Quarter to Nine by Johnny Green & His Orchestra

214

5
US

written by Harry Warren

Chris Montez

163.

04/1966

The More I See You by Chris Montez

from The More I See You/Call Me

221

16
US

2
AC

3
UK

[A&M 796]
written by Harry Warren

Ted Lewis & His Band

164.

The Gold Diggers' Song (We're in the Money) by Ted Lewis & His Band

225

5
US

written by Harry Warren

Ella Mae Morse

165.

01/1944

No Love, No Nothin' by Ella Mae Morse

226

4
US

[Capitol 143]
written by Harry Warren

Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

166.

Tears from My Inkwell by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

234

4
US

written by Harry Warren

167.

She's a Latin from Manhattan by Johnny Green & His Orchestra

235

4
US

written by Harry Warren

168.

I Only Have Eyes for You by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

235

4
US

written by Harry Warren

169.

Would You Like to Take a Walk? by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

239

4
US

written by Mort Dixon, Billy Rose & Harry Warren

170.

1929

Where the Shy Little Violets Grow by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

245

4
US

written by Harry Warren

& Gus Kahn

171.

07/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe by Bing Crosby

247

3
US

written by Harry Warren

Victor Young & His Orchestra

172.

About a Quarter to Nine by Victor Young & His Orchestra

250

3
US

[Decca 418]
written by Harry Warren

Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

173.

Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

You're an Education by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

250

3
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

174.

About a Quarter to Nine by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

250

3
US

written by Harry Warren

Boswell Sisters

175.

I Found a Million-Dollar Baby by Boswell Sisters

254

3
US

written by Harry Warren

, Mort Dixon & Billy Rose

Marion Harris

176.

04/1923

Rose of the Rio Grande by Marion Harris

261

3
US

[Brunswick 2370]
written by Harry Warren

& Ross Gorman

177.

Have a Little Faith in Me by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

263

3
US

written by Harry Warren

, Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young

178.

Cryin' for the Carolines by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

263

3
US

written by Harry Warren

, Sam M. Lewis (as Samuel M. Lewis) & Joe Young (as Joseph Young)

Frank Sinatra

179.

07/1943

You'll Never Know by Frank Sinatra

286

2
US

[Academy Award for Best Original Song 1943]
[Columbia 36678]
written by Harry Warren

Art Garfunkel

180.

08/1975

I Only Have Eyes for You by Art Garfunkel

from Breakaway

290

18
US

✫1
AC

✫1
UK

[Columbia 10190]
written by Harry Warren

Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

181.

Remember Me? by Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra

296

2
US

written by Harry Warren

Tempo King & His Kings of Tempo

182.

I'll Sing You a Thousand Love Songs by Tempo King & His Kings of Tempo

296

2
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

183.

The Little Things You Used to Do by Johnny Green & His Orchestra

296

2
US

[Columbia 3028]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

184.

I Know Now by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

296

2
US

[Victor 25566]
written by Harry Warren

Bob Crosby and His Orchestra

185.

12/1940

Down Argentina Way by Bob Crosby and His Orchestra

300

2
US

vocals by Bonnie King
written by Harry Warren

186.

I Found a Million-Dollar Baby by Bing Crosby

301

2
US

[Brunswick 6140]
written by Harry Warren

, Mort Dixon & Billy Rose

187.

1942

Serenade in Blue by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

303

2
US

[Victor 27935]
written by Harry Warren

188.

Don Bestor & His Orchestra

Young and Healthy by Bing Crosby

312

2
US

[Brunswick 6472]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

189.

Shuffle Off to Buffalo by Don Bestor & His Orchestra

312

2
US

written by Harry Warren

190.

Shuffle Off to Buffalo by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

312

2
US

written by Harry Warren

Johnny Mercer

191.

07/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe by Johnny Mercer

340

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

Henry Busse & His Orchestra

192.

With Plenty of Money and You by Henry Busse & His Orchestra

342

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

193.

I'll Sing You a Thousand Love Songs by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

342

✫1
US

written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

194.

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby by Bing Crosby

342

✫1
US

[Decca 2147]
written by Harry Warren

195.

Remember Me? by Bing Crosby

342

✫1
US

[Decca 1451]
written by Harry Warren

The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

196.

Lullaby of Broadway by The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

343

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

Victor Young & His Orchestra

197.

She's a Latin from Manhattan by Victor Young & His Orchestra

344

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

198.

September in the Rain by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

344

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

Al Donahue and His Orchestra

199.

12/1938

Jeepers Creepers by Al Donahue and His Orchestra

344

✫1
US

[Vocalion 4513]
written by Harry Warren

Ted Fio Rito & His Orchestra

200.

I'll String Along with You by Ted Fio Rito & His Orchestra

345

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

201.

I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five-and-Ten-Cent Store) by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

349

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

, Mort Dixon & Billy Rose

202.

By the River St. Marie by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

350

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

& Edgar Leslie

203.

Too Many Tears by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

352

✫1
US

written by Harry Warren

Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

204.

1942

(I've Got a Gal In) Kalamazoo by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

354

✫1
US

[Victor 27934]
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

205.

11/1943

My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?) by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

355

✫1
US

7
R&B

vocals by Eugenie Baird
[Decca 18567]
written by Harry Warren

206.

⑤ Shadow Waltz by Bing Crosby

361

✫1
US

[songwriter #5 hit]
[Brunswick 6599]
written by Harry Warren

Don Bestor & His Orchestra

207.

④ Forty-Second Street by Don Bestor & His Orchestra

362

✫1
US

[songwriter #4 hit]
vocal by Dudley Mecum
written by Harry Warren

208.

③ Chattanooga Choo Choo by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

363

✫1
US

[songwriter #3 hit]
[Bluebird 11230]
written by Harry Warren

Dick Haymes

209.

07/1943

② You'll Never Know by Dick Haymes

376

✫1
US

✫1
R&B

[songwriter #2 hit]
[Decca 18556]
written by Harry Warren

Harry James and His Orchestra

210.

12/1942

① I Had the Craziest Dream by Harry James and His Orchestra

383

✫1
US

4
R&B

[songwriter #1 hit]
vocals by Helen Forrest
[Columbia 36659]
written by Harry Warren