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From The Goldwyn Follies, an allstar colour extravaganza. The girl making eyes at Kenny Baker is Andrea Leeds. The song is by George & Ira Gershwin...

RICHARD CROOKS SINGS..." A DREAM", COMPOSED BY EDVARD GRIEG, ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY HOWARD BARLOW... FIRST TIME RELEASE HERE...

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Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)

En Drøm /A Dream /Ein Traum /Un rêve (1889), Op. 48 n° 6.

(Text: F.M. von Bodenstedt)

Birgit Nilsson, soprano

Geoffrey P...

James Melton sings

Les Rameaux

"Chloe" (Song of the Swamp) was recorded by Benny Goodman & His Orchestra on the RCA label in 1937. Included in the orchestra were Harry James on t...

Charted at #20 in U.S. in 1932. From the 1927 musical, "Show Boat". Released as part of a 1932 album entitled "Here Comes The Showboat" on Columbia...

From the Columbia album "Sings 16 Greatest Hits of the 60's" 1970

From the 1968 Columbia album "You don't have to say you love me".

From the musical, "Annie Get Your Gun". Released on the 1963 album, "Jan Peerce On Broadway". Written by Irving Berlin.

Adapted from "Poeme" by Zdenko Fibich. Written in 1933 by Paul Francis Webster and William Scotti. Other versions were recorded by Paul Whiteman, R...

From the operetta "Das Land des Lächelns" ("The Land of Smiles"). Written by Franz Lehar, Fritz Löhner-Beda and Ludwig Herzer. The song was written...

From the operetta, "Song of Norway", based on music by Edvard Grieg. This selection is based on "Wedding in Troldhaugen". Released on the 1964 albu...

From the operetta, "The Desert Song". Recording released in 1929. Music by Sigmund Romberg. B-side is "When You're Away".

From the 1935 movie, "Stars Over Broadway", in which Mr. Melton starred along with Pat O'Brien and Jane Froman. Released on a Victor single in 1935...

From the 1944 movie, "Laura", starring Gene Tierney. Released on the 1952 album, "Latin Rhythm Songs". Written by David Raksin and Johnny Mercer. T...

JAMES MELTON SINGS A VERY BEAUTIFUL RENDITION OF STEPHEN FOSTERS..

."COME WHERE MY LOVE LIES DREAMING"

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JAMES MELTON SINGS THE SIGNATUTRE SONG OF SOPRANO GRACE MOORE WHO STARRED IN THE 1935 COLUMBIA FILM "ONE NIGHT OF LOVE". TAKEN FROM A HARVEST OF ST...

JAMES MELTON SINGS..."CHLOE"

THIS WAS SONG COMPOSED BY NEIL MORET(1878-1943). MELTON IS ACCOMPANIED BY FRANK BLACK...

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A GREAT SKETCH BETWEEN EDDIE CANTOR AND JAMES MELTON. NORMALLY CANTOR HAD DEANNA DURBIN AND BOBBY BREEN ON THE TEXACO PROGRAMS, THEY PLAYED CANTOR'...

Charted at #2 in September 1925. Originally recorded by Gene Austin who hit #1 with his version in August 1925. Also #5 for Ben Bernie in November ...

A studio recording of "BILL" from the Hammerstein & Kern musical classic SHOWBOAT. In memory of our Helen Morgan

Why Was I Born?

from "Sweet Adeline"

Words by Jerome Kern, Music by Oscar Hammerstein II

Sung by Helen Morgan

with orchestra conducted by Leonard J...

Helen Morgan (Aug.2,1900 - Oct.9,1941) was an American singer and actress who worked in films and on the stage.

A quintessential torch singer, sh...

Recorded in 1932 on the Victor labe.

"Roses Of Picardy"

Sung by James Melton

(1929) Tenor

Introduced by Nelson Eddy in the 1937 movie, "Rosalie", also starring Eleanor Powell. Written by Cole Porter. Released on the 1958 album, "James Me...

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"With A Song In My Heart" (1930)

Sung by James Melton

From the Talkie:

"Spring Is Here"

Columbia Viva-tonal 1853-D

"Chant Of the Jungle"

Sung by

James Melton

From the All-Talking Picture

"Untamed" (1929)

Columbia Viva-tonal

"Blue Is The Night"

(1930) Tenor

Sung by James Melton

From the All-Talking Picture:

"Their Own Desire"

Orthophonic Victor 22439

"The Shepherd's Serenade"

Sung by James Melton

From the All Talking Picture:

"Devil May Care" (1929)

"The Song I Love"

(1929) Tenor

Sung by James Melton

Columbia Viva-tonal 1710-D

"Were You Just Pretending?"

Sung by

James Melton

From the All-Talking Picture

"No No Nanette" (1930)

Columbia Viva-tonal

"Love, Your Spell Is Everywhere"

Sung by

James Melton

From the All-Talking Picture "The Trespasser" (1929)

Columbia Viva-tonal

"I Surrender, Dear"

(1931) Tenor

Nick Lucas

Russian bass Alexander Pirogov performs the death scene from Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov." The Bolshoi Theater Orchestra and Chorus is conducted by...

"Addio Fiorito Asil" from Giacomo Puccini's "Madama Butterfly."

Sung by James Melton with the RCA Victor Orchestra conducted by Frieder Weissmann....