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Songs written by Bob Russell

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Date

Title

Album

Comment

Video

The Mills Brothers

1934

Money in My Pockets by The Mills Brothers

120

12
US

written by Bob Russell

Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

1941

Maria Elena by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

22
US

[Okeh 5939]
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

05/1941

③ Maria Elena by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US

[songwriter #3 hit]
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell

Wayne King and His Orchestra

06/1941

Maria Elena by Wayne King and His Orchestra

308

2
US

written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell

Tony Pastor and His Orchestra

06/1941

Maria Elena by Tony Pastor and His Orchestra

155

9
US

vocals by Dorsey Anderson
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

12/1942

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

116

17
US

8
R&B

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

Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra

01/1943

Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) by Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra

305

2
US

9
R&B

[instrumental]
[Columbia 36651]
written by Ary Barroso & Bob Russell

The Ink Spots

02/1943

⑤ Don't Get Around Much Anymore by The Ink Spots

330

2
US

✫1
R&B

[songwriter #5 hit]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

05/1943

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

171

7
US

vocals by Kenny Sargent & Lebrun Sisters
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

Duke Ellington

10.

05/1943

Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Never No Lament) by Duke Ellington

200

8
US

✫1
R&B

[instrumental]
[Victor 26610]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

11.

01/1944

Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me by Duke Ellington

232

6
US

✫1
R&B

[instrumental]
[Victor 20-1547]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

Woody Herman and His Orchestra

12.

02/1944

Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

200

7
US

4
R&B

written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

Stan Kenton and His Orchestra

13.

04/1944

Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me by Stan Kenton and His Orchestra

152

10
US

8
R&B

vocals by Red Dorris
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

Ginny Simms

14.

12/1944

Wish You Were Waiting for Me by Ginny Simms

23
US

[Columbia 36753]
written by David Saxon & Bob Russell

Jack McVea and His All Stars

15.

01/1947

Open the Door Richard! by Jack McVea and His All Stars

283

3
US

2
R&B

[novelty]
written by Bob Russell

The Three Flames

16.

02/1947

② Open the Door, Richard by The Three Flames

367

✫1
US

3
R&B

[songwriter #2 hit]
[novelty]
[Columbia 37268]
written by Bob Russell

Count Basie

17.

02/1947

① Open the Door, Richard! by Count Basie

372

✫1
US

2
R&B

[songwriter #1 hit]
[novelty]
[RCA Victor 2127]
written by Bob Russell

Dusty Fletcher

18.

02/1947

Open the Door, Richard! (Parts 1 & 2) by Dusty Fletcher

282

3
US

2
R&B

[novelty]
[National 4012]
written by Bob Russell

The Pied Pipers

19.

03/1947

Open the Door Richard by The Pied Pipers

157

8
US

written by Bob Russell

The Charioteers

20.

03/1947

Open the Door, Richard by The Charioteers

190

6
US

written by Bob Russell

Louis Jordan

21.

03/1947

Open the Door, Richard! by Louis Jordan

229

6
US

2
R&B

written by Bob Russell

Vaughn Monroe

22.

11/1947

④ Ballerina by Vaughn Monroe

336

✫1
US

[songwriter #4 hit]
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell)

& Carl Sigman

Buddy Clark

23.

01/1948

Ballerina by Buddy Clark

211

5
US

[Columbia 38040]
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell)

& Carl Sigman

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

24.

01/1948

Ballerina by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

135

10
US

vocals by Bob Carroll
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell)

& Carl Sigman

Bing Crosby

25.

01/1948

Ballerina by Bing Crosby

136

10
US

[Decca 24278]
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell)

& Carl Sigman

Ray McKinley and His Orchestra

26.

08/1948

You Came a Long Way (From St. Louis) by Ray McKinley and His Orchestra

114

13
US

as Ray McKinley & Some of the Boys
written by Bob Russell

& John Benson Brooks

Tony Pastor and His Orchestra

27.

02/1949

It's Like Taking Candy from a Baby by Tony Pastor and His Orchestra

21
US

vocals by Rosemary Clooney
written by Al Russell, Bob Russell

& Joel Cowan

Tony Martin

28.

08/1949

Circus by Tony Martin

24
US

[RCA 47-2947]
written by Louis Alter & Bob Russell

Bill Farrell

29.

09/1949

Circus by Bill Farrell

26
US

[MGM 10488]
written by Louis Alter & Bob Russell

Paul Weston and His Orchestra

30.

11/1949

I Know, I Know, I Know by Paul Weston and His Orchestra

25
US

vocals by the Jud Conlon Singers; vocals by the Norman Luboff Choir
written by Bob Russell

& Bronislau Kaper

Jo Stafford

31.

08/1950

No Other Love by Jo Stafford

158

8
US

[Capitol 1053]
written by Frédéric Chopin, Paul Weston & Bob Russell

Patti Page

32.

02/1951

Would I Love You (Love You, Love You) by Patti Page

238

4
US

[Mercury 5571]
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell

Tony Martin

33.

03/1951

Would I Love You (Love You, Love You) by Tony Martin

19
US

[RCA Victor 4056]
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell

Harry James and His Orchestra and Doris Day

34.

03/1951

Would I Love You (Love You, Love You) by Harry James and His Orchestra and Doris Day

139

10
US

written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell

Helen O'Connell

35.

03/1951

Would I Love You by Helen O'Connell

100

16
US

[Capitol 1368]
written by Harold Spina & Bob Russell

Vaughn Monroe

36.

04/1952

Lady Love by Vaughn Monroe

18
US

[RCA 47-4611]
written by Bob Russell

& Lester Lee

Kay Starr

37.

06/1953

Half a Photograph by Kay Starr

121

7
US

[Capitol 2464]
written by Hal Stanley (as Harold Stanley) & Bob Russell

Les Paul & Mary Ford

38.

11/1955

Amukiriki (The Lord Willing) by Les Paul & Mary Ford

38
US

written by Bob Russell

& Jerry Livingston

Nat King Cole

39.

02/1957

Ballerina by Nat King Cole

18
US

[Capitol 3619]
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell)

& Carl Sigman

Tab Hunter

40.

03/1957

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by Tab Hunter

74
US

[Dot 15548]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

The Belmonts

41.

09/1961

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by The Belmonts

from The Belmonts' Carnival of Hits

57
US

[Sabrina 501]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

The Lettermen

42.

06/1968

All the Grey Haired Men by The Lettermen

109
US

[Capitol 2196]
written by Bob Russell

& Jack Keller

The Hollies

43.

10/1969

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by The Hollies

from He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother

250

7
US

3
UK

[Epic 10532 A]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

Neil Diamond

44.

11/1970

He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother by Neil Diamond

from Tap Root Manuscript

20
US

4
AC

[Uni 55264]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

Olivia Newton-John

45.

12/1975

Let It Shine / He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by Olivia Newton-John

from Clearly Love

30
US

✫1
AC

5
country

[MCA 40495]
written by Linda Hargrove, Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

June Neyman

46.

11/1978

He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother by June Neyman

93
country

[Starship 101]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

Bill Medley

47.

07/1988

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by Bill Medley

from Rambo III OST

49
AC

25
UK

[Scotti Brothers 07938]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

The Hollies

48.

09/1988

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by The Hollies

from All the Hits & More: The Definitive Collection

197

✫1
UK

[R]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

The Justice Collective

49.

12/2012

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by The Justice Collective

187

✫1
UK

[Hillsborough Tribute Single 2012]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

Damien

50.

12/2014

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother by Damien

41
R&B

[from The Voice (US), season 7]
[Republic]
written by Bob Russell

& Bobby Scott

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