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1935
1.
1935

At a Little Church Affair by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

80

20
US




written by Abner Silver, Al Sherman & Sam M. Lewis
2.
1935

Don't Give Up the Ship by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

149

9
US




written by Al Dubin & Harry Warren
3.
1935

On Treasure Island by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

342

✫1
US




written by Joe Burke & Edgar Leslie
4.
1935

Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

235

4
US




written by Walter Samuels (as Walter G. Samuels), Leonard Whitcup & Teddy Powell
1936
5.
1936

(If I Had) Rhythm in My Nursery Rhymes by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

137

10
US




written by Sammy Cahn, Don Raye, Jimmie Lunceford & Saul Chaplin
6.
1936

A Little Rendezvous in Honolulu by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

114

13
US




written by Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke
7.
1936

Alone by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

345

✫1
US




written by Arthur Freed & Nacio Brown (as Nacio Herb Brown)
8.
1936

Close to Me by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

126

11
US




written by Sam M. Lewis & Peter DeRose (as Peter De Rose)
9.
1936

Did I Remember? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

177

7
US




written by Harold Adamson & Walter Donaldson
10.
1936

I'm Getting Sentimental Over You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

161

8
US




written by George Bassman & Ned Washington
11.
1936

Lovely Lady by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

120

12
US




written by Ted Koehler & Jimmy McHugh
12.
1936

No Regrets by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

235

4
US




written by Harry Tobias & Roy Ingraham
13.
1936

On the Beach at Bali Bali by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

149

9
US




written by Al Sherman, Abner Silver & Jack Meskill (as Jack Maskill)
14.
1936

San Francisco by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

137

10
US




written by Walter Jurmann, Gus Kahn & Bronislau Kaper (as Bronislaw Kaper)
15.
1936

Star Dust by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

161

8
US




written by Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish
16.
1936

You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

342

✫1
US




written by Harold Adamson & Walter Donaldson
17.
1936

You Started Me Dreaming by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

214

5
US




written by John Frederick Coots (as J. Fred Coots) & Benny Davis
1937
18.
1937

Alibi Baby by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

234

4
US




written by Edward Heyman, Vee Lawnhurst & Tot Seymour
19.
1937

An Old Flame Never Dies by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

80

20
US




written by Arthur Schwartz & Al Stillman
20.
1937

Dark Eyes by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

126

11
US




written by Yevhen Hrebinka & Florian Hermann
21.
1937

Have You Got Any Castles, Baby? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

296

2
US




written by Richard Whiting (as Richard A. Whiting) & Johnny Mercer
22.
1937

I'm in a Dancing Mood by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

213

5
US




written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart & Al Hoffman
23.
1937

If It's the Last Thing I Do by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

235

4
US




written by Sammy Cahn & Saul Chaplin
24.
1937

If My Heart Could Only Talk by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

92

17
US




written by Teddy Powell, Walter Samuels & Leonard Whitcup
25.
1937

In the Still of the Night by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Cole Porter
26.
1937

Josephine by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Burke Bivens & Wayne King
27.
1937

Marie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

342

✫1
US




written by Irving Berlin
28.
1937

May I Have the Next Romance with You? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

126

11
US




written by Mack Gordon & Harry Revel
29.
1937

My Cabin of Dreams by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Nat Madison & Nick Kenny (as Nick A. Kenny)
30.
1937

Nola by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

235

4
US




written by Felix Arndt
31.
1937

 ④  Once in a While by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

345

✫1
US




[artist #4 hit]
written by Michael Edwards & Bud Green
32.
1937

Satan Takes a Holiday by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

343

✫1
US




written by Larry Clinton
33.
1937

Song of India by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

213

5
US




written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
34.
1937

Stardust on the Moon by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

149

9
US




written by Emery Deutsch & Jimmy Rogan
35.
1937

That Foolish Feeling by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

105

15
US




written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh
36.
1937

The Big Apple by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

342

✫1
US




written by Buddy Bernier & Bob Emmerich
37.
1937

There's Frost on the Moon by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

120

12
US




written by Fred E. Ahlert & Victor Young
38.
1937

They Can't Take That Away from Me by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

126

11
US




written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin
39.
1937

Twilight in Turkey by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

89

18
US




written by Raymond Scott
40.
1937

Who? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

213

5
US




written by Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern & Otto Harbach
41.
1937

You and I Know by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

127

11
US




written by Arthur Schwartz & Al Stillman
1938
42.
1938

A Little White Lighthouse by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

86

19
US




written by Joe Burke & Edgar Leslie
43.
1938

A-Tisket, A-Tasket by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

120

12
US




written by traditional
44.
1938

Bewildered by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

149

9
US




written by Leonard Whitcup & Teddy Powell
45.
1938

Boogie Woogie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith
46.
1938

I Can Dream, Can't I? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

213

5
US




written by Sammy Fain & Irving Kahal
47.
1938

I Hadn't Anyone Till You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

137

10
US




written by Ray Noble
48.
1938

I'll Dream Tonight by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

108

14
US




written by Richard Whiting (as Richard A. Whiting) & Johnny Mercer
49.
1938

Just a Simple Melody by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

105

15
US




written by Sammy Cahn & Saul Chaplin
50.
1938

Marie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

98

16
US




written by Irving Berlin
51.
1938

More Than Ever by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

195

6
US




written by Bud Green & Isham Jones
52.
1938

 ⑤  Music, Maestro, Please by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

345

✫1
US




[artist #5 hit]
written by Allie Wrubel & Herb Magidson
53.
1938

My Own by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

213

5
US




written by Jimmy McHugh & Harold Adamson
54.
1938

My Walking Stick by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

161

8
US




written by Irving Berlin
55.
1938

Now It Can Be Told by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

296

2
US




written by Irving Berlin
56.
1938

Says My Heart by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

177

7
US




written by Frank Loesser & Burton Lane
57.
1938

Stompin' at the Stadium by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

92

17
US




written by Clay Boland & Bix Reichner
58.
1938

Stop Beatin' Around the Mulberry Bush by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

296

2
US




written by Clay Boland & Bix Reichner (as Bickley Reichner)
59.
1938

The One I Love (Will Come Along Someday) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

98

16
US




written by unknown
60.
1938

Yearning (Just for You) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Benny Davis & Joe Burke
61.
1938

You Couldn't Be Cuter by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

250

3
US




written by Jerome Kern & Dorothy Fields
62.
1938

You Leave Me Breathless by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

235

4
US




written by Frederick Hollander (as Friedrich Hollaender) & Ralph Freed
63.
1938

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

161

8
US




written by Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer
1940
64.
01/1940

All the Things You Are by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

254

3
US




vocals by Jack Leonard
written by Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II
65.
02/1940

Indian Summer by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

301

2
US




vocals by Jack Leonard
written by Al Dubin & Victor Herbert
66.
07/1940

 ②  I'll Never Smile Again by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

350

✫1
US




[artist #2 hit]
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Ruth Lowe
67.
07/1940

Imagination by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

164

8
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra; hit for Harry Reser in 1928
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke
68.
08/1940

All This and Heaven Too by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

107

15
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Eddie DeLange & Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Heusen)
69.
08/1940

Fools Rush in (Where Angels Fear to Tread) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

94

17
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Rube Bloom & Johnny Mercer
70.
08/1940

Love Lies by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

94

17
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Carl Sigman, Joseph Meyer & Ralph Freed
71.
08/1940

The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

107

15
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra; hit for Al Jolson in 1924
written by Isham Jones & Gus Kahn
72.
09/1940

The Call of the Canyon by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

91

18
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Billy Hill
73.
09/1940

Trade Winds by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

139

10
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Cliff Friend & Charles Tobias
74.
10/1940

I Could Make You Care by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

91

18
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Saul Chaplin & Sammy Cahn
75.
10/1940

Only Forever by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

179

7
US




written by James V. Monaco & Johnny Burke
76.
11/1940

Our Love Affair by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

217

5
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Roger Edens & Arthur Freed
77.
11/1940

Two Dreams Met by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

100

16
US




vocals by Connie Haines
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon
78.
11/1940

We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

254

3
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Nelson Cogane, Sammy Mysels & Dick Robertson
1941
79.
01/1941

Star Dust by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

184

7
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers; #1 hit for Isham Jones in 1931
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish
80.
01/1941

You've Got Me This Way by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

112

14
US




vocals by the Pied Pipers
written by Johnny Mercer & Jimmy McHugh
81.
03/1941

Oh! Look at Me Now by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

309

2
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines & the Pied Pipers
written by Joe Bushkin & John DeVries
82.
03/1941

You Might Have Belonged to Another by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

103

16
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines & the Pied Pipers
written by Pat West & Lucille Harmon
83.
04/1941

Do I Worry? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

245

4
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by Stanley Cowan & Bobby Worth
84.
04/1941

Dolores by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

184

7
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by Louis Alter & Frank Loesser
85.
05/1941

Everything Happens to Me by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

155

9
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Tom Adair & Matt Dennis
86.
05/1941

Let's Get Away from It All (Parts 1 & 2) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

184

7
US




written by Tom Adair & Matt Dennis
87.
07/1941

Yes Indeed! by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

246

4
US




vocals by jo stafford & sy oliver
written by Sy Oliver
88.
08/1941

Kiss the Boys Goodbye by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

103

16
US




vocals by Connie Haines
written by Frank Loesser & Victor Schertzinger
89.
08/1941

You and I by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

103

16
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Meredith Willson
90.
10/1941

I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

110

15
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by Martin Block, Bud Green & Mickey Stoner
91.
10/1941

This Love of Mine by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

262

3
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Sol Parker, Frank Sinatra & Hank Sanicola
92.
12/1941

A Sinner Kissed an Angel by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

84

20
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Larry Shayne & Mack David
93.
12/1941

Two in Love by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

155

9
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Meredith Willson
1942
94.
02/1942

How About You? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

101

16
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Ralph Freed & Burton Lane
95.
03/1942

What Is This Thing Called Love? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

100

16
US




vocals by Connie Haines
written by Cole Porter
96.
06/1942

The Last Call for Love by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

82

20
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by E. Y. Harburg, Margaret Cummings & Burton Lane
97.
07/1942

Just as Though You Were Here by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

255

3
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by John Benson Brooks & Eddie DeLange (as Edgar De Lange)
98.
08/1942

I'll Take Tallulah by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

91

18
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
written by Burton Lane & E. Y. Harburg
99.
08/1942

Well, Git It! by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

82

20
US




written by Sy Oliver
100.
08/1942

Be Careful, It's My Heart by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

107

15
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Irving Berlin
101.
09/1942

Take Me by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

217

5
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Rube Bloom & Mack David
102.
10/1942

Manhattan Serenade by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

107

15
US




vocals by Jo Stafford
written by Louis Alter & Harold Adamson
103.
11/1942

Daybreak by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

140

10
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Ferde Grofé & Harold Adamson
104.
11/1942

 ①  There Are Such Things by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

392

✫1
US
2
R&B


[artist #1 hit]
vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
[Victor 27974]
written by Stanley Adams, Abel Baer & George W. Meyer
1943
105.
01/1943

It Started All Over Again by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

265

4
US
2
R&B


vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
[Victor 201522]
written by Bill Carey & Carl Fisher
106.
07/1943

 ③  In the Blue of Evening by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

349

✫1
US
10
R&B


[artist #3 hit]
vocals by Frank Sinatra
[Victor 201530]
written by Tom Adair (as Thomas Montgomery Adair) & Alfonso D'Artega
107.
07/1943

Boogie Woogie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

231

5
US
6
R&B


[instrumental]
[Victor 26054]
written by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith
108.
07/1943

It's Always You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

188

6
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Heusen
1944
109.
01/1944

Embraceable You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

86

18
US




vocals by jo stafford & the pied pipers; hit for red nichols in 1929
written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin
110.
03/1944

Another One of Them Things by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

83

19
US




written by Sy Oliver
111.
05/1944

I'll Be Seeing You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

226

4
US




vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Sammy Fain & Irving Kahal
112.
11/1944

Will You Still Be Mine? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

65

24
US




vocals by Connie Haines
written by Tom Adair & Matt Dennis
1945
113.
01/1945

I Dream of You (More Than You Dream I Do) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

232

4
US




vocals by Freddie Stewart
written by Marjorie Goetschius & Edna Osser
114.
02/1945

Sleigh Ride in July by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

103

15
US




vocals by Bonnie Lou Williams
written by Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Heusen
115.
03/1945

More and More by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

135

10
US




vocals by Bonnie Lou Williams
written by Jerome Kern & E. Y. Harburg (as Yip Harburg)
116.
03/1945

Opus No. 1 by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

159

8
US




with Nelson Riddle on trombone
written by Sy Oliver & Sid Garris
117.
04/1945

I Should Care by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

125

11
US




vocals by Bonnie Lou Williams
written by Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston & Sammy Cahn
118.
07/1945

Out of This World by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

118

12
US




vocals by Stuart Foster
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer
119.
07/1945

A Friend of Yours by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

147

9
US




vocals by Stuart Foster
written by Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Heusen
120.
08/1945

On the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

193

6
US




written by Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer
121.
09/1945

Boogie Woogie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

231

4
US




[R]
written by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith
122.
10/1945

Hong Kong Blues by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

159

8
US




written by Hoagy Carmichael
123.
12/1945

A Door Will Open by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

104

15
US




vocals by Stuart Foster
written by Don George & John Benson Brooks
1946
124.
01/1946

Aren't You Glad You're You? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

105

14
US




vocals by Stuart Foster
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke
125.
01/1946

The Moment I Met You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

124

11
US




written by Buck Ham & Gail Meredith
126.
07/1946

I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

97

16
US




vocals by Stuart Foster; hit for Wayne King in 1931
written by Fred E. Ahlert & Roy Turk
1947
127.
03/1947

How Are Things in Glocca Morra? by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

145

9
US




vocals by Stuart Foster
written by Burton Lane & E. Y. Harburg
1948
128.
09/1948

Until by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

234

4
US




written by Jack Fulton, Bob Crosby & Hunter Kahler
1949
129.
01/1949

Down by the Station by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

127

11
US




written by Lee Ricks & Slim Gaillard
130.
06/1949

Again by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

195

6
US




vocals by Marcy Lutes
written by Lionel Newman & Dorcas Cochran
131.
06/1949

The Huckle-Buck by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

214

5
US




charlie savers, vocals & trumpet
written by Andy Gibson
1958
132.
09/1958

Tea for Two Cha Cha by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra 

from Tea for Two Cha Chas   
247

7
US
19
R&B
3
UK
as Tommy Dorsey Orchestra starring Warren Covington
[instrumental]
[Decca 30704]
written by Vincent Youmans & Irving Caesar
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