Series 33, Prog 16

THE JACK LAWRENCE SONG BOOK

Jack Lawrence (born Jacob Louis Schwartz) was an acclaimed American songwriter and lyricist who helped shape the Great American Songbook. He wrote the lyrics for some of the most enduring hits of the 1930s, '40s, and ‘50s including All or Nothing At All, Beyond the Sea and the enduring jazz standard, Tenderly. He was inducted into the Songwriters' Hall of Fame in 1975.

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Intro: A Little White Ship - Todd Gordon: Love dot com

All or Nothing At All - Frank Sinatra: Strangers In the Night

Ciribiribin (They’re So In Love) - Frank Sinatra: The Complete Harry James And His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra

It’s Funny to Everyone But Me - Dinah Shore: Dinah Sings Some Blues With Red

Symphony - Ed Townsend with Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra: New In Town

What Will I Tell My Heart - Ella Fitzgerald: Like Someone In Love

Big Boy Blue - The Mills Brothers & Ella Fitzgerald: 78rpm single

Passing By - Irene Kral: Better Than Anything

Beyond the Sea (La Mer) - Bobby Darin: single

What’s Your Story, Morning Glory - Anita O’Day: Sings the Winners

(I’m Just) Foolin’ Myself - Carmen McRae: Have We Met?

No One But You - Billy Eckstine: Billy Eckstine’s Greatest Hits

I'm Glad For Your Sake (I'm Sorry For Mine) - Dinah Washington: Dinah ’63

Think Beautiful - Peggy Lee: Guitars a la Lee

Linda - Frank Sinatra: Reprise Studio Recordings (Disc 17)

Delicado - Janet Seidel: Moon of Manakoola

Once Upon a Dream - Laika Fatien: Disney Loves Jazz

A Handful of Stars - Nat King Cole: Sings for Two In Love

I Had a Ball - Nancy Wilson: From Broadway with Love

Tenderly - Sarah Vaughan: Sassy Swings The Tivoli (Disc 1)

Jack Lawrence

(April 7, 1912 - March 15, 2009)

“The evening breeze caressed the trees - tenderly” 

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