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Songs written by Joan Whitney  

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Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra
1.
12/1940

So You're the One by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

198

6
US






[Columbia 35812]
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
2.
01/1941

So You're the One by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

113

14
US






vocals by June Robbins
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Will Bradley and His Orchestra
3.
02/1941

High on a Windy Hill by Will Bradley and His Orchestra

155

9
US






featuring Ray McKinley
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Vaughn Monroe
4.
02/1941

So You're the One by Vaughn Monroe

94

18
US






written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
5.
02/1941

High on a Windy Hill by Vaughn Monroe

110

15
US






written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Gene Krupa and His Orchestra
6.
02/1941

 ⑤  High on a Windy Hill by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

309

2
US






[songwriter #5 hit]
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra
7.
02/1941

It All Comes Back to Me Now by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

103

16
US






vocals by June Robbins
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Hal Kemp and His Orchestra
8.
02/1941

It All Comes Back to Me Now by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

222

5
US






vocals by Bob Allen
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
9.
02/1941

So You're the One by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

97

17
US






vocals by Janet Blair
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
10.
02/1941

High on a Windy Hill by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

184

7
US






vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Gene Krupa and His Orchestra
11.
02/1941

It All Comes Back to Me Now by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

309

2
US






vocals by Howard Dulany
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Ted Weems and His Orchestra
12.
03/1941

It All Comes Back to Me Now by Ted Weems and His Orchestra

84

20
US






vocals by Perry Como
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
13.
05/1941

My Sister and I by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

90

19
US






vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Bea Wain
14.
05/1941

My Sister and I by Bea Wain

109

15
US






[Victor 27363]
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
15.
05/1941

 ①  My Sister and I by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US






[songwriter #1 hit]
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Bob Chester and His Orchestra
16.
05/1941

My Sister and I by Bob Chester and His Orchestra

90

19
US






vocals by Bill Darnel
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
17.
03/1944

 ④  It's Love-Love-Love by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

330

✫1
US






[songwriter #4 hit]
vocals by Skip Nelson
written by Joan Whitney , Alex Kramer & Mack David
The Four King Sisters
18.
04/1944

It's Love-Love-Love by The Four King Sisters

226

4
US






written by Joan Whitney , Alex Kramer & Mack David
Johnny Mercer and Jo Stafford
19.
02/1945

 ③  Candy by Johnny Mercer and Jo Stafford

340

✫1
US






[songwriter #3 hit]
written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
Dinah Shore
20.
03/1945

Candy by Dinah Shore

211

5
US






[Victor 1632]
written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
The Four King Sisters
21.
03/1945

Candy by The Four King Sisters

103

15
US






written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
Johnny Long and His Orchestra
22.
05/1945

Candy by Johnny Long and His Orchestra

160

8
US






as Johnny Long & His Orchestra & Dick Robertson
written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
Jerry Wald and His Orchestra
23.
05/1945

Candy by Jerry Wald and His Orchestra

88

18
US






vocals by Kay Allen
[Majestic 7129]
written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
The Andrews Sisters and Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
24.
02/1946

Money Is the Root of All Evil (Take It Away, Take It Away, Take It Away) by The Andrews Sisters and Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

146

9
US






written by Alex Kramer & Joan Whitney 
Louis Jordan
25.
01/1947

Ain't Nobody Here but Us Chickens by Louis Jordan

235

6
US


✫1
R&B


written by Joan Whitney (as Joan Whitney Kramer)  & Alex Kramer
Perry Como
26.
02/1947

That's the Beginning of the End by Perry Como

84

19
US






[RCA Victor 2033]
written by Alex Kramer & Joan Whitney 
Doris Day and Buddy Clark
27.
05/1948

 ②  Love Somebody by Doris Day and Buddy Clark

341

✫1
US






[songwriter #2 hit]
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Margaret Whiting
28.
12/1948

Far Away Places by Margaret Whiting

294

2
US






written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Perry Como
29.
01/1949

Far Away Places by Perry Como

235

4
US






[RCA Victor 3316]
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Bing Crosby
30.
01/1949

Far Away Places by Bing Crosby

296

2
US






[Decca 24532]
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Dinah Shore
31.
01/1949

Far Away Places by Dinah Shore

108

14
US






[Columbia 38356]
written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
32.
10/1949

Homecoming Waltz by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

49

30
US






written by Joan Whitney  & Alex Kramer
Don Cornell and Teresa Brewer
33.
09/1952

You'll Never Get Away by Don Cornell and Teresa Brewer

64

17
US






written by Joan Whitney , Alex Kramer & Hy Zaret
Big Maybelle
34.
06/1956

Candy by Big Maybelle

11





11
R&B


[Savoy 1195]
written by Alex Kramer, Mack David & Joan Whitney 
The Del-Vikings
35.
07/1957

Cool Shake by The Del-Vikings

79

12
US


9
R&B


as Del Vikings featuring Gus Backus
[Mercury 71132]
written by Alex Kramer & Joan Whitney 
The Four Aces
36.
03/1959

No Other Arms, No Other Lips by The Four Aces

10

74
US






[Decca 30822]
written by Alex Kramer, Hy Zaret & Joan Whitney 
The Chordettes
37.
03/1959

No Other Arms, No Other Lips by The Chordettes

38

27
US






[Cadence 1361]
written by Joan Whitney , Alex Kramer & Hy Zaret
The Bachelors
38.
07/1963

Faraway Places by The Bachelors

25







36
UK
[London 9623]
written by Alex Kramer & Joan Whitney 
Slim Whitman
39.
03/1967

What's This World A-Comin' To by Slim Whitman

from A Time for Love   
1



56
country




[Imperial 66226]
written by Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney , Randell Richardson & Willard Robinson
The Stargazers [2°]
40.
02/1983

Nobody Here but Us Chickens by The Stargazers [2°]

6







82
UK
written by Alex Kramer & Joan Whitney 
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