2CD Jimmy McHugh: I Feel A Song Coming On: The Songs Of Jimmy McHugh

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I Feel A Song Coming On: The Songs Of Jimmy McHugh - CD

Jimmy McHugh

Jazz

2019

2CD

Retrospective Records 26. July 2019 United Kingdom

Compilation

More ID: 416094 EAN: 0710357435423 Discogs ID: 18735193

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Title	I Feel A Song Coming On: The Songs Of Jimmy McHugh
Artist	Jimmy McHugh
Format	2x CD
Labels	Retrospective Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	26. July 2019
First released	2019
Weight	170 g
EAN	0710357435423
Product ID	416094
Discogs ID	18735193

Jimmy McHugh: I Feel A Song Coming On: The Songs Of Jimmy McHugh version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Retrospective Records on 26. July 2019. Album can be classified in the genre Jazz.

	His 52 Finest 1924-1956
	(1924-1935)
1-1	Frances Langford: I Feel A Song Coming On
1-2	Frances Langford: I’m In The Mood For Love
1-3	Gene Austin, Aileen Stanley: When My Sugar Walks Down The Street
1-4	The Coon-Sanders Nighthawks: Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now
1-5	Bing Crosby: I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me
1-6	Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer: The Baltimore:
1-7	Duke Ellington: Harlem River Quiver
1-8	Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards: I Can’t Give You Anything But Love
1-9	Duke Ellington, The Mills Brothers: Diga Diga Doo
1-10	Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson: I Must Have That Man
1-11	Duke Ellington: Doin’ The New Low Down
1-12	Duke Ellington, Ethel Waters: Porgy
1-13	Duke Ellington, Adelaide Hall: Baby!
1-14	Annette Hanshaw: In A Great Big Way
1-15	Ben Pollack: Futuristic Rhythm:
1-16	Eddie Lang: Freeze And Melt:
1-17	Duke Ellington: Hot Feet
1-18	Harry Richman: On The Sunny Side Of The Street
1-19	Harry Richman: Exactly Like You
1-20	Lawrence Tibbett: Cuban Love Song
1-21	The Mills Brothers: Goodbye Blues
1-22	Ethel Waters: Don’t Blame Me
1-23	Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang: Hey, Young Fella
1-24	Ben Selvin: Dinner At Eight:
1-25	Connie Boswell: Lost In A Fog
1-26	Benny Goodman, Buddy Clark: I’m Livin’ In A Great Big Way
	(1935-1956)
2-1	Alice Faye: I’m Shooting High
2-2	Fats Waller: Spreading Rhythm Around
2-3	Fats Waller: I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed
2-4	Bing Crosby: Lovely Lady
2-5	Hal Kemp: With All My Heart
2-6	Teddy Wilson, Midge Williams: Where The Lazy River Goes By
2-7	Tony Martin: There’s Something In The Air
2-8	Mildred Bailey: Where Are You?
2-9	Al Bowlly: You’re A Sweetheart
2-10	Fats Waller: I Love To Whistle
2-11	Deanna Durbin: My Own
2-12	Carmen Miranda: South American Way
2-13	Glenn Miller, Ray Eberle: Say It
2-14	Ginny Simms: I’d Know You Anywhere
2-15	Kay Kyser: Can’t Get Out Of This Mood
2-16	Dinah Shore: “Murder” He Says
2-17	Vaughn Monroe: Let’S Get Lost
2-18	Anne Shelton: Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer
2-19	Deanna Durbin: Say A Prayer For The Boys Over There
2-20	Frank Sinatra: I Couldn’t Sleep A Wink Last Night
2-21	Frank Sinatra: A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening
2-22	Dick Haymes: How Blue The Night
2-23	Ray Noble: It’s A Most Unusual Day
2-24	Bing Crosby, Gary Crosby: When You And I Were Young, Maggie, Blues
2-25	Nat King Cole: Too Young To Go Steady
2-26	Chris Barber: Magnolia’s Wedding Day