All the right changes by Dick Hyman
Call Number: MP 1630.28 .H95 A5
Imprint: Ekay Music, Inc. 333 Adams Street, Bedford Hills, NY 10507
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| Song Title Sort ascending | Composer |
|---|---|
| Zing! Went the strings of my heart | James Hanley |
| Wrap your troubles in dreams (and dream troubles away) | Words by Ted Koehler and Bill Moll; Music by Harry Barris |
| Witchcraft | Words by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman |
| Willow weep for me | Ann Ronell |
| Why was I born? | Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Why shouldn't I? | Cole Porter |
| Who? | Words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Who cares? | Words by Ira Gershwin; Music by George Gershwin |
| Who can I turn to? (When nobody needs me) | Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley |
| When you wish upon a star | Words by Ned Washington; Music by Leigh Harline |
| When day is done | Words by B.G. DeSylva; Music by Robert Katscher |
| What is there to say | Words by E.Y. Harburg; Music by Vernon Duke |
| Wait till I see her | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| Unforgettable | Irving Berlin |
| This can't be love | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| These foolish things | Words by Holt Marvell; Music by Jack Strachey and Harry Link |
| Them there eyes | Maceo Pinkard, William Tracey and Doris Tauber |
| Swanee | Words by Irving Caesar; Music by George Gershwin |
| Stormy weather (Keeps rainin' all the time) | Words by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen |
| Star dust | Words by Mitchell Parish; Music by Hoagy Carmichael |
| Song is you, The | Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Some day my prince will come (someday I'll find my love) | Larry Morey and Frank Churchill |
| Solitude | Words by Eddie De Lange and Irving Mills; Music by Duke Ellington |
| Serenade in blue | Words by Mack Gordon; Music by Harry Warren |
| Polka dots and moonbeams | Words by Johnny Burke; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| On the sunny side of the street | Words by Dorothy Fields; Music by Jimmy McHugh |
| Of thee I sing | Words by Ira Gershwin; Music by George Gershwin |
| Nevertheless (I'm in love with you) | Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby |
| My Melancholy baby | Words by George A. Norton; Music by Ernie Burnett |
| My heart stood still | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| My blue heaven | Words by George Whiting; Music by Walter Donaldson |
| Mountain greenery | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| Most beautiful girl in the world, The | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| More I see you, The | Words by Mack Gordon; Music by Harry Warren |
| Mine | Words by Ira Gershwin; Music by George Gershwin |
| Memories of you | Words by Andy Razaf; Music by Eubie Blake |
| Mean to me | Words by Roy Turk; Music by Fred E. Ahlert |
| Makin' whoopee | Words by Gus Kahn; Music by Walter Donaldson |
| Make believe | Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Lullaby of the leaves | Words by Joe Young; Music by Bernice Petkere |
| Lullaby of Broadway | Words by Al Dubin; Music by Harry Warren |
| Love walked in | Words by Ira Gershwin; Music by George Gershwin |
| Love me or leave me | Words by Gus Kahn; Music by Walter Donaldson |
| Lonely town | Words by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Music by Leonard Bernstein |
| Like someone in love | Words by Johnny Burke; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| Let's fall in love | Words by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen |
| Let's do it | Cole Porter |
| It's so peaceful in the country | Alec Wilder |
| It had to be you | Words by Gus Kahn; Music by Isham Jones |
| Imagination | Words by Johnny Burke; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| I'm looking over a four leaf clover | Words by Mort Dixon; Music by Harry Woods |
| I'm just wild about Harry | Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake |
| I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter | Words by Joe Young; Music by Fred E. Ahlert |
| I'm confessin' (that I love you) | Words by AL Neiburg; Music by Doc Daughterty and Ellis Reynolds |
| I'll take romance | Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Ben Oakland |
| I'll get by (as long as I have you) | Words by Roy Turk; Music by Fred E. Ahlert |
| I'll be around | Alec Wilder |
| I won't dance | Words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| I never knew | Words by Gus Kahn; Music by Ted Fiorito |
| I hadn't anyone till you | Ray Noble |
| I guess I'll have to change my plan | Words by Howard Dietz; Music by Arthur Schwartz |
| I gotta right to sing the blues | Words by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen |
| I found a million dollar baby (In a five and ten cent store) | Words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon; Music by Harry Warren |
| I didn't know what time it was | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| I could write a book | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| Here's that rainy day | Words by Johnny Burke; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| He loves and she loves | Words by Ira Gershwin; Music by George Gershwin |
| Harlem nocturne | Words by Dick Rogers; Music by Earle Hagen |
| Goody goody | Johnny Mercer and Matt Malneck |
| Gone with the wind | Words by Herb Magidson; Music by Allie Wrubel |
| Give me the simple life | Words by Harry Ruby; Music by Rube Bloom |
| From this moment on | Cole Porter |
| Forty-second street | Words by Al Dubin; Music by Harry Warren |
| For all we know | Words by Sam M. Lewis; Music by J. Fred Coots |
| Folks who like on the hill, The | Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Exactly like you | Words by Dorothy Fields; Music by Jimmy McHugh |
| Early autumn | Words by Johnny Mercer; Music by Woody Herman and Ralph Burns |
| Dream dancing | Cole Porter |
| Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans | Words by Eddie De Lange; Music by Louis Alter |
| Day in, day out | Words by Johnny Mercer; Music by Rube Bloom |
| Darn that dream | Words by Eddie De Lange; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| Dancing on the ceiling | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rodgers |
| Continental, The | Words by Herb Magidson; Music by Con Conrad |
| Come rain or come shine | Words by Johnny Mercer; Music by Harold Arlen |
| Cherokee | Ray Noble |
| Caioca | Words by Gus Kahn and Edward Eliscu; Music by Vincent Youmans |
| Bye bye blackbird | Words by Mort Dixon; Music by Ray Henderson |
| But beautiful | Words by Johnny Burke; Music by Jimmy Van Heusen |
| Brother, can you spare a dime? | Words by E.Y. Harburg; Music by Jay Gorney |
| Boy next door, The | Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane |
| Boulevard of broken dreams, The | Words by Al Dubin; Music by Harry Warren |
| Blue room, The | Words by Lorenz Hart; Music by Richard Rogers |
| Bill | Wirds by P.G. Wodehouse and Oscar Hammerstein II ; Music by Jerome Kern |
| Between the devil and the deep blue sea | Words by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen |
| Autumn nocturne | Words by Kim Gannon; Music by Josef Myrow |
| All through the night | Cole Porter |
| All of me | Seymor Simons and Gerald Marks |
| Alexander's ragtime band | Irving Berlin |
| (How little it matters) how little we know | Words by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Philip springer |
| (Back home again in) Indiana | Words by Ballard MacDonald; Music by James F. Hanley |