Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Top Songs&nbsp;&nbsp;

So Many Times by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

20
US

written by Don De Vito & Jimmy Dorsey

Pennies from Heaven by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Arthur Johnston & Johnny Burke

What's the Reason (I'm Not Pleasin' You) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Pinky Tomlin, Earl Hatch, Coy Poe & Jimmie Grier (as Jimmy Grier)

1935

You Let Me Down by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
US

[Decca 602]
written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren

Welcome Stranger by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

18
US

[Decca 768]

08/1940

All This and Heaven Too by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

20
US

vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Eddie DeLange

There's a Faraway Look in Your Eye by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

16
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written by Vic Mizzy & Irving Taylor

08/1957

June Night by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

from The Fabulous Jimmy Dorsey

21
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written by Cliff Friend & Abel Baer

10.

12/1944

Moon on My Pillow by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

24
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vocals by Teddy Walters
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias), Henry Tobias & Elliott Tobias

11.

01/1941

The Bad Humor Man by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
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vocals by Helen O'Connell
written by Jimmy McHugh & Johnny Mercer

12.

02/1944

My First Love by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

22
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Ruth Lowe & Mack David

13.

John Silver by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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written by Jimmy Dorsey & Ray Krise

14.

I Didn't Know What Time It Was by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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written by Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart

15.

I Poured My Heart into a Song by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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written by Irving Berlin

16.

01/1941

You've Got Me This Way by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

16
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vocals by Helen O'Connell
written by Jimmy McHugh & Johnny Mercer

17.

I Haven't Changed a Thing by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

12
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18.

03/1941

Tonight (Perfidia) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

15
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vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Alberto Domínguez (as Alberto Dominguez), Bill Halley (as Will Heagney) & Xavier Cugat

19.

06/1942

Always in My Heart by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

20
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Kim Gannon & Manny Lecouna

20.

10/1942

Ev'ry Night About This Time by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

20
US

vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Ted Koehler & James V. Monaco

21.

09/1944

An Hour Never Passes by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

17
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vocals by Gladys Tell
written by Jimmy Kennedy

22.

04/1941

I Understand by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

14
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written by Mabel Wayne & Kim Gannon

23.

03/1942

Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
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vocals by Helen O'Connell
written by Victor Schertzinger & Johnny Mercer

24.

10/1942

Daybreak by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
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vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Ferde Grofé & Harold Adamson

25.

02/1942

This Is No Laughing Matter by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

19
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Buddy Kaye & Al Frisch

26.

03/1950

Rag Mop by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

15
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as Jimmy & His Original Dorseyland Jazz Band
written by Johnnie Lee Wills & Deacon Anderson

27.

04/1945

I Should Care by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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vocals by Teddy Walters
written by Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston & Sammy Cahn

28.

06/1945

Dream by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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vocals by Teddy Walters
written by Johnny Mercer

29.

12/1946

The Whole World Is Singing My Song by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

12
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vocals by Bob Carroll
written by Manny Curtis (as Mann Curtis) & Vic Mizzy

30.

03/1947

Heartaches by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

11
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vocals by Bob Carroll & Dee Parker
written by Al Hoffman & John Klenner

31.

04/1944

Holiday for Strings by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
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with Si Zentner on trombone
written by David Rose

32.

08/1942

Take Me by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

17
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vocals by Helen O'Connell
written by Rube Bloom & Mack David

33.

02/1942

The White Cliffs of Dover by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

16
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Walter Kent & Nat Burton

34.

07/1942

This Is Worth Fighting For by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

17
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Eddie DeLange & Sam H. Stept (as Sam Stept)

35.

01/1950

Johnson Rag by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

13
US

as Jimmy & His Original Dorseyland Jazz Band
written by Jack Lawrence, Guy Hall & Henry Kleinkauf

36.

12/1942

Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

17
US

8
R&B

vocals by Bob Eberly
[Decca 18460]
written by Ary Barroso & Bob Russell

37.

At Your Beck and Call by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

10
US

written by Eddie DeLange (as Edgar De Lange) & Buck Ram

38.

At a Perfume Counter by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

9
US

written by Joe Burke & Edgar Leslie

39.

Especially for You by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

10
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written by Orrin Tucker & Phil Grogan

40.

I Get Along Without You Very Well by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

9
US

written by Hoagy Carmichael & Jane Brown Thompson

41.

05/1943

Let's Get Lost by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

14
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

42.

Stairway to the Stars by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

8
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written by Matty Malneck, Frank Signorelli & Mitchell Parish

43.

Love Walked In by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

7
US

written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin

44.

10/1941

Time Was (Duerme) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

10
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vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Miguel Prado & S. K. Russell

45.

1937

The Love Bug Will Bite You by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

6
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written by Pinky Tomlin

46.

High on a Windy Hill by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

You by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

104

5
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47.

02/1941

109

7
US

vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer

48.

How'd Ja Like to Love Me? by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

110

4
US

written by Burton Lane & Frank Loesser

49.

07/1941

The Things I Love by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

110

7
US

vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Harold Barlow & Lew Harris

50.

Our Love by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

110

4
US

written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Roger Edens & Arthur Freed

51.

06/1945

Can't You Read Between the Lines? by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

111

8
US

vocals by Jean Cromwell
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

52.

01/1948

Ballerina by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

112

10
US

vocals by Bob Carroll
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell) & Carl Sigman

53.

I Fall in Love with You Every Day by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

112

3
US

written by Manning Sherwin & Frank Loesser

54.

06/1945

There! I've Said It Again by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

114

8
US

vocals by Teddy Walters
written by Redd Evans & David Mann

55.

The Masquerade is Over by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

115

4
US

written by Allie Wrubel & Herb Magidson

56.

08/1940

Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

120

4
US

vocals by Helen O'Connell
written by James V. Monaco & Charles Newman

57.

06/1946

Doin' What Comes Natur'lly by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

121

8
US

written by Irving Berlin

58.

10/1941

Jim by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

127

5
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vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Caesar Petrillo, Edward Ross & Nelson Shawn

59.

01/1942

I Said No by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

130

10
US

vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Frank Loesser & Jule Styne

60.

08/1942

My Devotion by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

130

10
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Johnny Napton & Roc Hillman

61.

Deep Purple by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

132

2
US

written by Peter DeRose & Mitchell Parish

62.

04/1942

I Remember You by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

135

9
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vocals by Bob Eberly; hit for Ada Jones in 1909
written by Johnny Mercer & Victor Schertzinger

63.

06/1942

Jersey Bounce by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

135

9
US

written by Tiny Bradshaw, Eddie Johnson, Bobby Plater & Buddy Feyne (as Robert B. Wright)

64.

01/1941

I Hear a Rhapsody by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

141

3
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vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Jack Baker, George Fragos & Dick Gasparre

65.

Change Partners by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

152

✫1
US

written by Irving Berlin

66.

01/1944

My Ideal by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

152

5
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vocals by Bob Eberly; hit for Maurice Chevalier in 1931
written by Leo Robin, Richard Whiting (as Richard A. Whiting) & Newell Chase

67.

05/1941

Yours (Quiereme Mucho) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

160

2
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vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Gonzalo Roig, Albert Gamse & Jack Sherr

68.