Songs written by Sammy Fain&nbsp;&nbsp;

Daniel O'Donnell & Mary Duff

06/1995

Secret Love by Daniel O'Donnell & Mary Duff

from Timeless

28
UK

written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

Leon Raines

04/1983

I'll Be Seeing You by Leon Raines

79
country

[American Spotlite 103]
written by Sammy Fain

Freddy Fender

10/1975

Secret Love by Freddy Fender

from Are You Ready for Freddy?

20
US

10
AC

✫1
country

#1 hit for Doris Day in 1954
[ABC/Dot 17585]
written by Sammy Fain

Tony Booth

10/1973

Secret Love by Tony Booth

from Happy Hour

47
country

[Capitol 3723]
written by Sammy Fain

Ricky Wilde

03/1973

April Love by Ricky Wilde

53
UK

[UK 49013]
written by Sammy Fain

Billy Stewart

10/1966

Secret Love by Billy Stewart

29
US

11
R&B

[Chess 1978]
written by Sammy Fain

Groove Holmes

09/1966

Secret Love by Groove Holmes

from After Hours

99
US

27
AC

as Richard "Groove" Holmes
[instrumental]
[Pacific Jazz 88130]
written by Sammy Fain

Kathy Kirby

10.

11/1963

Secret Love by Kathy Kirby

153

4
UK

[London 9628]
written by Sammy Fain

The Springfields

11.

11/1962

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by The Springfields

from Silver Threads & Golden Needles

95
US

[Philips 40072]
written by Sammy Fain

Frank Sinatra

12.

10/1961

I'll Be Seeing You by Frank Sinatra

58
US

12
AC

[Reprise 20023]
written by Sammy Fain

The Five Satins

13.

05/1960

I'll Be Seeing You by The Five Satins

79
US

[Ember 1061]
written by Sammy Fain

Kitty Kallen

14.

02/1960

That Old Feeling by Kitty Kallen

55
US

[Columbia 41546]
written by Sammy Fain

The Poni-Tails

15.

10/1959

I'll Be Seeing You by The Poni-Tails

87
US

written by Sammy Fain

Tommy Sands

16.

09/1959

I'll Be Seeing You by Tommy Sands

from Steady Date with Tommy Sands

51
US

[Capitol 4259]
written by Sammy Fain

Hernando and the Orchestra

17.

06/1959

A Very Precious Love by Hernando and the Orchestra

103
US

[instrumental]
[Corsican 0059]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

Ahmad Jamal

18.

11/1958

Secret Love by Ahmad Jamal

from Ahmad Jamal

18
R&B

as Ahmad Jamal Trio
[instrumental]
[Argo 5317]
written by Sammy Fain

Pat Boone

19.

10/1958

I'll Remember Tonight by Pat Boone

34
US

18
UK

[Dot 15840]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

Johnny Mathis

20.

06/1958

A Certain Smile by Johnny Mathis

from More Johnny's Greatest Hits

192

14
US

4
UK

[Columbia 41193]
written by Sammy Fain

21.

06/1958

A Very Precious Love by Doris Day

16
UK

[Columbia 41123]
written by Sammy Fain

The Ames Brothers

22.

03/1958

A Very Precious Love by The Ames Brothers

23
US

[RCA 47-7167]
written by Sammy Fain

Pat Boone

23.

10/1957

April Love by Pat Boone

291

✫1
US

7
UK

[Dot 15660]
written by Sammy Fain

Frankie Vaughan

24.

10/1957

Man on Fire / Wanderin' Eyes by Frankie Vaughan

104

6
UK

written by Paul Francis Webster, Sammy Fain

, Bernie Lowe, Hal Norton & Kal Mann

David Whitfield

25.

08/1956

My Son John by David Whitfield

22
UK

written by Carolyn Leigh & Sammy Fain

The Ames Brothers

26.

06/1956

If You Wanna See Mamie Tonight by The Ames Brothers

89
US

[RCA 47-6481]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

The Dream Weavers

27.

05/1956

A Little Love Can Go a Long, Long Way by The Dream Weavers

33
US

featuring Wade Buff
[Decca 29905]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

Don, Dick & Jimmy

28.

12/1955

Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing by Don, Dick & Jimmy

96
US

written by Sammy Fain

Woody Herman and His Orchestra

29.

11/1955

Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

79
US

[Capitol 3202]
written by Sammy Fain

David Rose and His Orchestra

30.

11/1955

Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing by David Rose and His Orchestra

54
US

[MGM 30883]
written by Sammy Fain

Don Cornell

31.

11/1955

Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing by Don Cornell

26
US

[Coral 61467]
written by Sammy Fain

The Four Aces

32.

08/1955

② Love Is a Many Splendored Thing by The Four Aces

407

✫1
US

2
UK

[songwriter #2 hit]
[Decca 29625]
written by Sammy Fain

33.

08/1954

The Black Hills of Dakota by Doris Day

105

7
UK

written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

The Four Aces

34.

05/1954

Wedding Bells (Are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine) by The Four Aces

26
US

written by Sammy Fain

, Irving Kahal & Willie Raskin

35.

04/1954

I Speak to the Stars by Doris Day

16
US

[Columbia 40210]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

Slim Whitman

36.

01/1954

Secret Love by Slim Whitman

2
country

[Imperial 8223]
written by Paul Francis Webster & Sammy Fain

37.

01/1954

① Secret Love by Doris Day

from Calamity Jane

428

✫1
US

✫1
UK

[songwriter #1 hit]

[Academy Award for Best Original Song 1953]
[Columbia 40108]
written by Sammy Fain

Benny Strong and His Orchestra

38.

01/1950

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Benny Strong and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Sammy Fain

Ralph Flanagan and His Orchestra

39.

01/1950

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Ralph Flanagan and His Orchestra

24
US

vocals by Harry Prime
written by Sammy Fain

Dennis Day

40.

01/1950

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Dennis Day

106

14
US

[RCA 47-3102]
written by Sammy Fain

Gordon MacRae

41.

12/1949

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Gordon MacRae

19
US

[Capitol 777]
written by Sammy Fain

Bing Crosby

42.

12/1949

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Bing Crosby

296

2
US

[Decca 24798]
written by Sammy Fain

Toni Arden and Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra

43.

11/1949

I Can Dream, Can't I? by Toni Arden and Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra

177

7
US

written by Sammy Fain

Dinah Shore

44.

11/1949

Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Dinah Shore

296

2
US

[Columbia 38605]
written by Sammy Fain

Tex Beneke

45.

11/1949

I Can Dream, Can't I? by Tex Beneke

121

12
US

as Tex Beneke & His Orchestra
written by Sammy Fain

The Andrews Sisters

46.

09/1949

④ I Can Dream, Can't I by The Andrews Sisters

344

✫1
US

[songwriter #4 hit]
hit for Tommy Dorsey in 1938
[Decca 24705]
written by Sammy Fain

Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

47.

05/1948

The Dickey-Bird Song by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

22
US

as Helen Lee & the Dipsy Doodlers
written by Sammy Fain

& Howard Dietz

Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

48.

05/1948

The Dickey-Bird Song by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

212

5
US

vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Howard Dietz & Sammy Fain

Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

49.

05/1944

I'll Be Seeing You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

226

4
US

vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Sammy Fain

Bing Crosby

50.

04/1944

⑤ I'll Be Seeing You by Bing Crosby

331

✫1
US

[songwriter #5 hit]
[Decca 18595]
written by Sammy Fain

Abe Lyman and His Californians

51.

1940

Love Song of Renaldo by Abe Lyman and His Californians

19
US

vocal by Irving Kahal
[Bluebird 10572]
written by Sammy Fain

Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

52.

1939

The Moon is a Silver Dollar by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

177

7
US

[Vocalion 4681]
written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain

Gray Gordon

53.

1939

Mexiconga by Gray Gordon

114

13
US

as Gray Gordon and His Orchestra
[Victor 26365]
written by Sammy Fain

, Herb Magidson & Jack Yellen

Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

54.

Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol

Who Blew Out the Flame? by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

16
US

[Bluebird 7814]
written by Sammy Fain

& Mitchell Parish

55.

Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

Who Blew Out the Flame? by Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol

161

8
US

written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain

56.

Who Blew Out the Flame? by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

195

6
US

written by Mitchell Parish & Sammy Fain

Connee Boswell

57.

Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

Simple and Sweet by Connee Boswell

121

12
US

written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain

58.

I Can Dream, Can't I? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

214

5
US

written by Sammy Fain

Jan Garber and His Orchestra

59.

That Old Feeling by Jan Garber and His Orchestra

137

10
US

[Brunswick 7935]
written by Sammy Fain

Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm

60.

③ That Old Feeling by Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm

344

✫1
US

[songwriter #3 hit]
written by Sammy Fain

Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

61.

Our Penthouse on Third Avenue by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

195

6
US

written by Sammy Fain

62.

Love Is Never Out of Season by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra

108

14
US

[Bluebird 6987]
written by Sammy Fain

Victor Young & His Orchestra

63.

1935

Ev'ry Day by Victor Young & His Orchestra

177

7
US

[Decca 350]
written by Sammy Fain

Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

64.

1934

When Tomorrow Comes by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

120

12
US

[Brunswick 6760]
written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain

Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

65.

1934

How Do I Know It's Sunday? by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

108

14
US

written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain

66.

1933

By a Waterfall by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

206

6
US

[Brunswick 6653]
written by Sammy Fain

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

67.

1933

By a Waterfall by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

206

6
US

written by Sammy Fain

Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

68.

1933

By a Waterfall by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

111

15
US

[Bluebird 5171]
written by Sammy Fain

Boswell Sisters

69.

Bert Lown and His Orchestra

Was That the Human Thing to Do? by Boswell Sisters

181

7
US

written by Sammy Fain

& Joe Young

70.

Benny Krueger and His Orchestra

Was That the Human Thing to Do? by Bert Lown and His Orchestra

200

6
US

[Victor 22908]
written by Joe Young & Sammy Fain

71.

Johnny Hamp & His Orchestra

Was That the Human Thing to Do? by Benny Krueger and His Orchestra

18
US

[Brunswick 6246]
written by Joe Young & Sammy Fain

72.

Joe Moss & His Society Dance Orchestra

Hummin' to Myself by Johnny Hamp & His Orchestra

166

8
US

[Victor 24000]
written by Sammy Fain

, Herb Magidson & Monty Siegel

73.

Ted Black & His Orchestra

Banking on the Weather by Joe Moss & His Society Dance Orchestra

117

13
US

[Columbia 18003]
written by Sammy Fain

& Joe Young

74.

Banking on the Weather by Ted Black & His Orchestra

123

12
US

[Victor 24046]
written by Sammy Fain

& Joe Young

Boswell Sisters

75.

1931

When I Take My Sugar to Tea by Boswell Sisters

199

6
US

written by Sammy Fain

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra

76.

You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me by Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra

263

3
US

vocal Bing Crosby
written by Sammy Fain

High Hatters

77.

You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me by High Hatters

120

13
US

[Victor 22409]
written by Sammy Fain

Maurice Chevalier

78.

You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me by Maurice Chevalier

127

12
US

written by Sammy Fain

Ted Lewis & His Band

79.

Homemade Sunshine by Ted Lewis & His Band

114

14
US

written by Sammy Fain