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1933
1.
1933

Bless Your Heart by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

114

14
US
[Brunswick 6631]
written by Harry Stride, Duke Enston & Milton Drake
2.
12/1933

April in Paris by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

225

5
US
written by Vernon Duke & E. Y. Harburg
1934
3.
1934

All I Do Is Dream of You by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

126

11
US
written by Nacio Brown (as Nacio Herb Brown) & Arthur Freed
4.
1934

Be Still, My Heart by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

213

5
US
[Brunswick 6998]
written by Allan Flynn & Jack Egan
5.
1934

Born to Be Kissed by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

108

14
US
[Brunswick 6930]
written by Arthur Schwartz & Howard Dietz
6.
1934

 ②  I Saw Stars by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

344

✫1
US
[artist #2 hit]
written by Al Goodhart, Al Hoffman & Maurice Sigler
7.
1934

In the Valley of Yesterday by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

114

13
US
[Banner 32926]
written by Gene Gifford (as Eugene Gifford) & Howard Johnson
8.
1934

Must We Say Goodnight (So Soon?) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

89

18
US
[Brunswick 7309]
9.
1934

Neighbors by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

105

15
US
[Brunswick 6777]
10.
1934

Then I'll Be Tired of You by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

120

12
US
written by E. Y. Harburg (as E. Y. "Yip" Harburg) & Arthur Schwartz
11.
1934

When Tomorrow Comes by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

120

12
US
[Brunswick 6760]
written by Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain
1935
12.
1935

(There's a) Little Picture Playhouse in My Heart by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

126

11
US
[Brunswick 7418]
written by Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke
13.
1935

A Little Bit Independent (But Easy On the Eyes) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

250

3
US
[Brunswick 7559]
written by Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke
14.
1935

Everything's Been Done Before by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

162

8
US
[Brunswick 7395]
written by Harold Adamson, Jack King [songwriter] & Edwin H. Knopf
15.
1935

Get Rhythm in Your Feet by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

92

17
US
[Brunswick 7447]
written by J. Russell Robinson (as J. Russel Robinson) & Bill Livingston
16.
1935

I Couldn't Believe My Eyes by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

196

6
US
[Brunswick 7462]
written by Walter Samuels, Leonard Whitcup & Teddy Powell
17.
1935

Isle of Capri by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

296

2
US
[Brunswick 7344]
written by Will Grosz (as Hugh Williams) & Jimmy Kennedy
18.
1935

Life is a Song by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

137

10
US
[Brunswick 7422]
written by Fred E. Ahlert & Joe Young
19.
1935

Paris in the Spring by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

149

9
US
[Brunswick 7459]
written by Harry Revel & Mack Gordon
20.
1935

Reckless by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

99

16
US
[Brunswick 7439]
written by Oscar Hammerstein II & Jerome Kern
21.
1935

Tell Me That You Love Me by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

177

7
US
[Brunswick 7438]
written by Cesare Andrea Bixio, Ennio Neri & Al Stillman
22.
1935

Where There's Smoke - There's Fire by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

80

20
US
[Brunswick 7344]
written by Jerry Livingston, Marty Symes & Al Neiburg (as Al J. Neiburg)
23.
12/1935

One Night in Monte Carlo by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

105

15
US
[Brunswick 7559]
written by Abner Silver, Al Sherman & Al Lewis
1936
24.
1936

Goody Goody by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

213

5
US
[Brunswick 7621]
written by Matty Malneck (as Matt Malneck) & Johnny Mercer
25.
1936

It's Been So Long by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

161

8
US
[Brunswick 7631]
written by Harold Adamson & Walter Donaldson
26.
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
27.
1936

You by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

126

11
US
[Brunswick 7631]
written by Harold Adamson & Walter Donaldson
1938
28.
1938

Beside a Moonlit Stream by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

108

14
US
written by Sam Coslow & Frederick Hollander (as Fredrick Hollander)
1939
29.
1939

Scatter-Brain by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

235

4
US
written by Frankie Masters, Johnny Burke & Keene-Bean
1940
30.
1940

One Cigarette for Two by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

91

18
US
[Bluebird 10554]
written by Ros Metzger, Dan Dougherty & Ben Ryan
1941
31.
06/1941

The Hut-Sut Song (A Swedish Serenade) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

309

2
US
vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Leo V. Killion, Ted McMichael & Jack Owens
32.
07/1941

Intermezzo by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

184

7
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Heinz Provost & Robert Henning
33.
08/1941

 ①  Piano Concerto in B Flat by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

360

✫1
US
[artist #1 hit]
written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
34.
08/1941

Why Don't We Do This More Often? by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

97

17
US
vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Allie Wrubeland & Charles Newman
35.
09/1941

'Til Reveille by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

90

19
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Stanley Cowan & Bobby Worth
36.
12/1941

Tonight We Love by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

168

8
US
[Bluebird 11320]
written by Bobby Worth
1942
37.
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
38.
01/1942

Tonight We Love by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

164

8
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Bobby Worth
39.
06/1942

Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Ireland by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

101

16
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Al Goodhart & Kay Twomey
40.
08/1942

Jingle, Jangle, Jingle by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

94

17
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers & Stuart Wade
written by Frank Loesser & Joseph J. Lilley
41.
10/1942

White Christmas by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

82

20
US
[Christmas]
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Irving Berlin
42.
11/1942

I Met Her on Monday by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

82

20
US
vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Charles Newman & Allie Wrubel
43.
12/1942

A Touch of Texas by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

101

16
US
vocals by Eddie Stone & Glenn Hughes
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh
1943
44.
01/1943

I Get the Neck of the Chicken by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

86

18
US
vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh
45.
08/1943

(Theme from The) Warsaw Concerto by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

95

16
US
written by Richard Addinsell
1944
46.
02/1944

Abraham by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

100

15
US
vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Irving Berlin
1945
47.
04/1945

Dream by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

160

8
US
vocals by Artie Wayne
written by Johnny Mercer
48.
04/1945

Everytime by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

103

15
US
vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Gordon Jenkins
49.
04/1945

Laura by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

193

6
US
written by David Raksin & Johnny Mercer
50.
09/1945

Lily Belle by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

174

7
US
vocals by Gene Conklin
written by Dave Franklin & Irving Taylor
51.
12/1945

In the Middle of May by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

113

13
US
written by Fred E. Ahlert (as Fred Ahlert) & Al Stillman
52.
12/1945

 ③  Symphony by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

340

✫1
US
[artist #3 hit]
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Alex Alstone, André Tabet (as André Gaston Isaac Tabet) & Roger Bernstein
53.
12/1945

White Christmas by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

97

16
US
[R]
[Christmas]
written by Irving Berlin
1946
54.
03/1946

One-Zy, Two-Zy (I Love You-Zy) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

230

4
US
written by Dave Franklin & Irving Taylor
55.
04/1946

Bumble Boogie by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

173

7
US
written by Jack Fina
56.
06/1946

Doin' What Comes Natur'lly by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

290

2
US
vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Irving Berlin
57.
08/1946

 ④  To Each His Own by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

337

✫1
US
[artist #4 hit]
vocals by Stuart Wade
written by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans
1947
58.
01/1947

 ⑤  Managua, Nicaragua by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

335

✫1
US
[artist #5 hit]
vocals by Stuart Wade
written by Irving Fields & Albert Gamse
59.
05/1947

Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

105

14
US
vocals by Murray Arnold
written by Langston Hughes & Kurt Weill
60.
08/1947

The Lady from 29 Palms by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

208

5
US
written by Allie Wrubel
61.
09/1947

Come to the Mardi Gras by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

96

16
US
vocals by Stuart Wade
written by Ervin Drake, Jimmy Shirl, Max Bulhoes & Milton de Oliveira
1948
62.
04/1948

Sabre Dance Boogie by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

194

6
US
written by Aram Khachaturian & Lou Busch
63.
05/1948

The Dickey-Bird Song by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

212

5
US
vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Howard Dietz & Sammy Fain
64.
11/1948

On a Slow Boat to China by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

233

4
US
vocals by Glenn Hughes
written by Frank Loesser
1949
65.
10/1949

I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

162

8
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Fred Heatherton
1950
66.
03/1950

(Put Another Nickel In) Music! Music! Music! by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

209

5
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Stephan Weiss & Bernie Baum
67.
06/1950

The Third Man Theme by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

91

17
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Anton Karas
1951
68.
03/1951

The Aba Daba Honeymoon by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

122

12
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Arthur Fields & Walter Donovan
69.
04/1951

Never Been Kissed by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

88

19
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Cy Coben & Charles Randolph Grean (as Charles Grean)
70.
07/1951

Truly Truly Fair by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

90

18
US
vocals by Merv Griffin
written by Bob Merrill
71.
10/1951

Down Yonder by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

106

15
US
written by L. Wolfe Gilbert
1953
72.
05/1953

April in Portugal (The Whisp'ring Serenade) by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra 

71

15
US
written by Raul Ferrão & Jimmy Kennedy
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