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Songs written by Charles Tobias  

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Ruth Etting
1.
1927

(What Do We Do) On a Dew-Dew-Dewy Day by Ruth Etting

243

4
US








[Columbia 979]
written by Howard Johnson, Charles Tobias (as Chas. Tobias)  & Al Sherman
Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians
2.
1927

Just Another Day Wasted Away (Waiting for You) by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

259

3
US








[Victor 20724]
written by Roy Turk & Charles Tobias 
Cliff Edwards
3.
1928

After My Laughter Came Tears by Cliff Edwards

131

11
US








[Columbia 1254]
written by Charles Tobias  & Roy Turk
Helen Kane
4.
1928

Get Out and Get Under the Moon by Helen Kane

183

7
US








[Victor 21557]
written by Larry Shay, Charles Tobias  & William Jerome
Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
5.
1928

Get Out and Get Under the Moon by Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra

243

4
US








vocal Bing Crosby
[Columbia 1402]
written by Larry Shay, Charles Tobias  & William Jerome
Helen Kane
6.
1929

Don't Be Like That by Helen Kane

103

16
US








written by Archie Gottler, Maceo Pinkard & Charles Tobias 
Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees
7.
1930

I Still Remember by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

104

16
US








written by Charles Tobias , Sam Ward & Peter DeRose
Frank Luther & Carson Robison
8.
1931

When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver by Frank Luther & Carson Robison

240

4
US








written by Charles Tobias  & Peter DeRose
Ted Lewis & His Band
9.
04/1931

 ⑤  Somebody Loves You by Ted Lewis & His Band

301

2
US








[songwriter #5 hit]
written by Peter DeRose & Charles Tobias 
10.
1932

Headin' for Better Times by Ted Lewis & His Band

200

6
US








written by Charles Tobias  & Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher)
Peter van Steeden & His Orchestra
11.
1932

Somebody Loves You by Peter van Steeden & His Orchestra

123

12
US








[Victor 22948]
written by Peter DeRose & Charles Tobias 
Henry King and His Orchestra
12.
1933

Good Night, Little Girl of My Dreams by Henry King and His Orchestra

186

7
US








[Victor 24457]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Joe Burke
Joe Green Novelty Orchestra
13.
1933

In the Valley of the Moon by Joe Green Novelty Orchestra

248

4
US








[Columbia 2768]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Joe Burke
George Olsen and His Orchestra
14.
1934

Throw Another Log on the Fire by George Olsen and His Orchestra

120

12
US








[Columbia 2857]
written by Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher), Jack Scholl & Charles Tobias 
Don Bestor & His Orchestra
15.
1934

Throw Another Log on the Fire by Don Bestor & His Orchestra

149

9
US








vocal by The Chanters
[Victor 24523]
written by Charles Tobias , Jack Scholl & Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher)
Bob Crosby and His Orchestra
16.
1935

Flowers for Madame by Bob Crosby and His Orchestra

120

12
US








[Decca 478]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) , Charles Newman & Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher)
Ray Noble and His Orchestra
17.
1935

Flowers for Madame by Ray Noble and His Orchestra

127

11
US








[Victor 24865]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) , Charles Newman & Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher)
18.
1935

 ②  Let's Swing It by Ray Noble and His Orchestra

342

✫1
US








[songwriter #2 hit]
written by Ted Murry (as Murray Mencher), Charles Tobias  & Charles Newman
Wayne King and His Orchestra
19.
1936

Mickey Mouse's Birthday Party by Wayne King and His Orchestra

86

19
US








[Victor 25419]
written by Charles Tobias , Bob Rothberg & Joseph Meyer
Freddy Martin and His Orchestra
20.
1936

The Broken Record by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

235

4
US








[Brunswick 7591]
written by Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Boyd Bunch
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
21.
1936

The Broken Record by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

250

3
US








[Victor 25210]
written by Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias  & Boyd Bunch
Russ Morgan
22.
1937

Gee, but You're Swell by Russ Morgan

92

17
US








as Russ Morgan and His Orchestra
[Brunswick 7799]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Abel Baer
Bing Crosby and Connee Boswell
23.
1939

(Ho-Dle-Ay) Start the Day Right by Bing Crosby and Connee Boswell

120

12
US








[Decca 2626]
written by Charles Tobias , Al Lewis & Maurice Spitalny
Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra
24.
1939

Comes Love by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

108

14
US








[Brunswick 8434]
written by Sam H. Stept, Lew Brown & Charles Tobias 
Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
25.
1939

Comes Love by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

176

7
US








written by Sam H. Stept, Lew Brown & Charles Tobias 
Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
26.
1939

Comes Love by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

235

4
US








[Bluebird 10324]
written by Sam H. Stept, Lew Brown & Charles Tobias 
Fats Waller
27.
05/1940

Little Curly Hair in a High Chair by Fats Waller

198

6
US








[Bluebird 10698]
written by Charles Tobias  & Nat Simon
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
28.
09/1940

Trade Winds by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

139

10
US








vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Cliff Friend & Charles Tobias 
Bing Crosby
29.
09/1940

 ④  Trade Winds by Bing Crosby

301

2
US








[songwriter #4 hit]
[Decca 3299]
written by Cliff Friend & Charles Tobias 
The Glenn Miller Orchestra
30.
1942

 ①  Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (With Anyone else but Me) by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

350

✫1
US








[songwriter #1 hit]
[Bluebird 11474]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) , Lew Brown & Sam H. Stept (as Sam Stept)
Dick Robertson & His Orchestra
31.
1942

We Did It Before (And We Can Do It Again) by Dick Robertson & His Orchestra

75

22
US








[Decca 4117]
written by Cliff Friend & Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) 
Freddy Martin and His Orchestra
32.
01/1942

Rose O'Day (The Filla-Ga-Dusha-Song) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

94

17
US








vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Al Lewis & Charles Tobias 
The Four King Sisters
33.
01/1942

Rose O'Day (The Filla-Ga-Dusha-Song) by The Four King Sisters

91

18
US








written by Al Lewis & Charles Tobias 
Kate Smith
34.
02/1942

Rose O'Day (The Filla-Ga-Dusha Song) by Kate Smith

164

8
US








written by Al Lewis & Charles Tobias 
Woody Herman and His Orchestra
35.
03/1942

Rose O'Day by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

91

18
US








written by Al Lewis & Charles Tobias 
Dinah Shore
36.
03/1942

Miss You by Dinah Shore

164

8
US








[Victor 11322]
written by Charles Tobias , Henry Tobias & Harry Tobias
Bing Crosby
37.
06/1942

Miss You by Bing Crosby

152

9
US








[Decca 4183]
written by Charles Tobias , Henry Tobias & Harry Tobias
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
38.
11/1942

I Came Here to Talk for Joe by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

82

20
US








vocals by Don Cornell
written by Lew Brown, Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Sam H. Stept
Dick Haymes
39.
08/1943

Wait for Me Mary by Dick Haymes

89

17
US








[Decca 18556]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) , Nat Simon & Harry Tobias
40.
12/1943

For the First Time (I've Fallen in Love) by Dick Haymes

89

17
US








written by Charles Tobias  & David Kapp
Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
41.
02/1944

I Wish That I Could Hide Inside This Letter by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

77

20
US








vocals by Bobby Beers
[Decca 4428]
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) 
42.
03/1944

Don't Sweetheart Me by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra

285

2
US








vocals by Wayne Marsh
[Decca 4434]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Cliff Friend
Johnny Long and His Orchestra
43.
07/1944

Time Waits for No One by Johnny Long and His Orchestra

155

8
US








vocals by Patti Dugan
written by Cliff Friend & Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) 
Helen Forrest
44.
08/1944

Time Waits for No One by Helen Forrest

284

2
US








[Decca 18600]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Cliff Friend
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
45.
12/1944

Moon on My Pillow by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

65

24
US








vocals by Teddy Walters
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) , Henry Tobias & Elliott Tobias
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
46.
03/1945

Oh! Moytle by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

88

18
US








vocals by Jimmy Brown
written by Carmen Lombardo & Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias) 
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
47.
04/1945

Just a Prayer Away by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

135

10
US








vocals by Billy Williams
written by David Kapp & Charles Tobias 
Bing Crosby
48.
04/1945

Just a Prayer Away by Bing Crosby

232

4
US








written by David Kapp & Charles Tobias 
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
49.
11/1945

No Can Do by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

159

8
US








vocals by Don Rodney & Rose Marie Lombardo
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
50.
11/1946

 ③  The Old Lamp-Lighter by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

337

✫1
US








[songwriter #3 hit]
vocals by Billy Williams
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Kay Kyser and His Orchestra
51.
11/1946

The Old Lamp-Lighter by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

245

3
US








vocals by Michael Douglas & The Campus Kids
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Hal Derwin
52.
11/1946

The Old Lamplighter by Hal Derwin

209

5
US








[Capitol 288]
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Morton Downey
53.
12/1946

The Old Lamp-Lighter by Morton Downey

96

16
US








written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Kenny Baker and Russ Morgan and His Orchestra
54.
02/1947

The Old Lamp-Lighter by Kenny Baker and Russ Morgan and His Orchestra

123

11
US








written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Perry Como
55.
01/1951

Zing Zing-Zoom Zoom by Perry Como

122

12
US








[RCA Victor 3997]
written by Charles Tobias  & Sigmund Romberg
Guy Mitchell
56.
12/1953

Cloud Lucky Seven by Guy Mitchell

190









2
UK
[Columbia 40035]
written by Charles Tobias  & Peter DeRose
Patti Page
57.
10/1954

The Mama Doll Song by Patti Page

51

20
US








[Mercury 70458]
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
The Hilltoppers
58.
11/1954

Time Waits for No One by The Hilltoppers

41

25
US








[Dot 15249]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias)  & Cliff Friend
The DeCastro Sisters
59.
10/1956

It's Yours by The DeCastro Sisters

10

74
US








written by Charles Tobias  & Arthur Altman
The Diamonds
60.
07/1958

Kathy-O by The Diamonds

57

16
US








[Mercury 71330]
written by Charles Tobias , Ray Joseph & Jack Sher
Jaye P. Morgan
61.
02/1959

Miss You by Jaye P. Morgan

9

78
US








B side to Are You Lonesome Tonight
[MGM 12752]
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
The Browns
62.
03/1960

The Old Lamplighter by The Browns

from Town & Country   
144

5
US


20
country
17
R&B


#1 hit for Sammy Kaye's Orchestra in 1946
[RCA Victor 7700]
written by Nat Simon & Charles Tobias 
Nat King Cole
63.
03/1963

All Over the World by Nat King Cole

from Dear Lonely Hearts   
30

42
US
17
AC






US B side to Nothing Goes Up (Without Coming Down)
[Capitol 4919]
written by Al Frisch & Charles Tobias 
64.
05/1963

Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer by Nat King Cole

from Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer   
170

6
US
3
AC


11
R&B


[Capitol 4965]
written by Hans Carste & Charles Tobias 
Jimmy Young
65.
10/1963

Miss You by Jimmy Young

69









15
UK
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
Ray Conniff
66.
12/1964

If I Knew Then by Ray Conniff

3

126
US








as The Ray Conniff Singers
[Columbia 43168]
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
Sammy Davis Jr.
67.
05/1965

No One Can Live Forever by Sammy Davis Jr.

from The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show   
7

117
US
33
AC






[Reprise 0370]
written by Charles Tobias 
Ray Conniff
68.
08/1967

Moonlight Brings Memories by Ray Conniff

6



24
AC






US B side to Wonderful Season of Summer
[Columbia 44192]
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
Val Doonican
69.
10/1968

If I Knew Then What I Know Now by Val Doonican

62









14
UK
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
Malcolm Roberts
70.
11/1968

May I Have the Next Dream with You by Malcolm Roberts

from Malcolm   
91









8
UK
written by Charles Tobias , Harry Tobias & Henry Tobias
Tex Williams
71.
06/1974

Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of Summer by Tex Williams

from Those Lazy, Hazy Days   
1





70
country




[Granite 507]
written by Charles Tobias  & Hans Carste
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