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Harry James and His Orchestra Top Songs

Top Songs / Chart Singles Discography

Harry James • Harry James' Orchestra

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Title

Album

Points

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1938

It's the Dreamer in Me by Harry James and His Orchestra

149

9
US

written by Jimmy Dorsey & Jimmy Van Heusen

1938

One O'Clock Jump by Harry James and His Orchestra

176

7
US

written by Count Basie, Eddie Durham & Buster Smith

1939

I Found a New Baby by Harry James and His Orchestra

108

14
US

written by Jack Palmer & Spencer Williams

1941

04/1941

Music Makers by Harry James and His Orchestra

155

9
US

written by Don Raye & Harry James

08/1941

Lament to Love by Harry James and His Orchestra

143

10
US

vocals by Dick Haymes
written by Mel Tormé (as Mel Torme)

10/1941

Trumpet Rhapsody (Parts I & II) by Harry James and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Harry James & Jack Matthias

11/1941

You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It) by Harry James and His Orchestra

223

5
US

vocals by Dick Haymes
written by James V. Monaco & Joseph McCarthy

12/1941

A Sinner Kissed an Angel by Harry James and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Larry Shayne & Mack David

1942

02/1942

I Don't Want to Walk Without You by Harry James and His Orchestra

302

2
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Jule Styne & Frank Loesser

10.

04/1942

Easter Parade by Harry James and His Orchestra

100

16
US

written by Irving Berlin

11.

04/1942

③ Sleepy Lagoon by Harry James and His Orchestra

351

✫1
US

[artist #3 hit]
written by Eric Coates & Jack Lawrence

12.

05/1942

Skylark by Harry James and His Orchestra

101

16
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Johnny Mercer

13.

06/1942

One Dozen Roses by Harry James and His Orchestra

240

4
US

vocals by Jimmy Saunders
written by Walter Donovan, Dick Jurgens, Al Lewis & Country Washburne

14.

08/1942

But Not for Me by Harry James and His Orchestra

100

16
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin

15.

08/1942

Strictly Instrumental by Harry James and His Orchestra

218

5
US

written by Edgar Battle, Bennie Benjamin, Sol Marcus & Eddie Seiler

16.

09/1942

I Cried for You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me) by Harry James and His Orchestra

18
US

vocals by Helen Forrest; hit for Benny Kruger in 1923
written by Abe Lyman, Arthur Freed & Gus Arnheim

17.

10/1942

He's My Guy by Harry James and His Orchestra

152

9
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Don Raye & Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

18.

11/1942

Manhattan Serenade by Harry James and His Orchestra

152

9
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Louis Alter & Harold Adamson

19.

11/1942

Mister Five by Five by Harry James and His Orchestra

302

2
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Don Raye & Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

20.

12/1942

① I Had the Craziest Dream by Harry James and His Orchestra

383

✫1
US

4
R&B

[artist #1 hit]
vocals by Helen Forrest
[Columbia 36659]
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon

21.

12/1942

Daybreak by Harry James and His Orchestra

19
US

vocals by Johnny McAfee
written by Ferde Grofé & Harold Adamson

1943

22.

1943

Flash by Harry James and His Orchestra

10
R&B

[instrumental]
written by Harry James & Jack Matthias

23.

1943

Velvet Moon by Harry James and His Orchestra

5
R&B

[instrumental]
[Columbia 36672]
written by Eddie DeLange (as Edgar De Lange) & Josef Myrow

24.

01/1943

Moonlight Becomes You by Harry James and His Orchestra

17
US

vocals by Johnny McAfee
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

25.

01/1943

② I've Heard That Song Before by Harry James and His Orchestra

376

✫1
US

✫1
R&B

[artist #2 hit]
[Columbia 36668]
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

26.

05/1943

Prince Charming by Harry James and His Orchestra

101

15
US

written by Leroy Holmes

27.

07/1943

I Heard You Cried Last Night by Harry James and His Orchestra

227

4
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Joseph Kruger & Ted Grouya (as Theodor Grouya)

1944

28.

01/1944

Jump Town by Harry James and His Orchestra

20
US

9
R&B

[instrumental]
written by Harry James & Jack Matthias

29.

01/1944

Cherry by Harry James and His Orchestra

243

4
US

10
R&B

[instrumental]
B side to Jump Town
written by Don Redman

30.

04/1944

Back Beat Boogie by Harry James and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Ange Lorenzo & Richard Whiting

31.

04/1944

I'll Get by (As Long as I Have You) by Harry James and His Orchestra

331

✫1
US

vocals by Dick Haymes
written by Fred E. Ahlert & Roy Turk

32.

07/1944

Memphis Blues by Harry James and His Orchestra

101

15
US

written by W.C. Handy

33.

08/1944

Sleepy Time Gal by Harry James and His Orchestra

21
US

written by Ange Lorenzo & Richard Whiting

34.

09/1944

Estrellita (My Little Star) by Harry James and His Orchestra

115

12
US

written by Manuel Ponce

1945

35.

01/1945

④ I'm Beginning to See the Light by Harry James and His Orchestra

340

✫1
US

[artist #4 hit]
vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges & Harry James

36.

04/1945

I Don't Care Who Knows It by Harry James and His Orchestra

159

8
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh

37.

05/1945

Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta by Harry James and His Orchestra

125

11
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Heusen)

38.

05/1945

The More I See You by Harry James and His Orchestra

119

12
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon

39.

07/1945

If I Loved You by Harry James and His Orchestra

159

8
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

40.

09/1945

11:60 P.M. by Harry James and His Orchestra

159

8
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Don George, Harry James & Seger Ellis

41.

09/1945

I'll Buy That Dream by Harry James and His Orchestra

292

2
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Allie Wrubel & Herb Magidson

42.

10/1945

⑤ It's Been a Long, Long Time by Harry James and His Orchestra

340

✫1
US

[artist #5 hit]
vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

43.

11/1945

Autumn Serenade by Harry James and His Orchestra

103

15
US

written by Peter DeRose (as Peter De Rose) & Sammy Gallop

44.

11/1945

Waitin' for the Train to Come In by Harry James and His Orchestra

193

6
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Sunny Skylar & Martin Block

45.

12/1945

I Can't Begin to Tell You by Harry James and His Orchestra

211

5
US

vocals by Betty Grable
written by James V. Monaco & Mack Gordon

1946

46.

02/1946

I'm Always Chasing Rainbows by Harry James and His Orchestra

146

9
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Harry Carroll, Joseph McCarthy & Frédéric Chopin

47.

06/1946

Who's Sorry Now? by Harry James and His Orchestra

18
US

vocals by Willie Smith
written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby & Ted Snyder

48.

07/1946

Do You Love Me by Harry James and His Orchestra

102

15
US

vocals by Ginnie Powell
written by Harry Ruby

49.

09/1946

And Then It's Heaven by Harry James and His Orchestra

112

13
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Al Kaufman (as Alan Kaufman), Eddie Seiler & Sol Marcus

50.

09/1946

This Is Always by Harry James and His Orchestra

134

10
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren

1947

51.

01/1947

Oh, but I Do by Harry James and His Orchestra

117

12
US

vocals by Buddy Divito
written by Leo Robin & Arthur Schwartz

52.

04/1947

Heartaches by Harry James and His Orchestra

229

4
US

vocals by Marion Morgan
written by Al Hoffman & John Klenner

53.

04/1947

Jalousie (Jealousy) by Harry James and His Orchestra

17
US

written by Jacob Gade

1950

54.

08/1950

Mona Lisa by Harry James and His Orchestra

106

14
US

vocals by Dick Williams
written by Ray Evans & Jay Livingston

1953

55.

04/1953

Velvet Moon by Harry James and His Orchestra

201

2
US

[R]
written by Eddie DeLange (as Edgar De Lange) & Josef Myrow

56.

07/1953

Ruby by Harry James and His Orchestra

20
US

written by Heinz Roemheld (as Heinz Eric Roemheld) & Mitchell Parish

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