Songs written by Arthur Schwartz&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Anita Kerr Singers

12/1963

Waitin' for the Evening Train by The Anita Kerr Singers

125
US

as The Anita Kerr Quartet
[RCA Victor 8246]
written by Howard Dietz & Arthur Schwartz

Perry Como

06/1948

Haunted Heart by Perry Como

23
US

[RCA Victor 2713]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

03/1944

Dancing in the Dark by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

21
US

[R]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

Jacques Renard and His Orchestra

An Old Flame Never Dies by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

20
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

& Al Stillman

Dancing in the Dark by Jacques Renard and His Orchestra

20
US

[Brunswick 6136]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Victor Young & His Orchestra

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

Gems from The Band Wagon by Victor Young & His Orchestra

20
US

[Brunswick 6172]
written by Howard Dietz & Arthur Schwartz

1935

You and the Night and the Music by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

18
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

Enric Madriguera and His Orchestra

1935

If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You by Enric Madriguera and His Orchestra

17
US

[Victor 24768]
written by Howard Dietz & Arthur Schwartz

Jo Stafford

10.

01/1944

How Sweet You Are by Jo Stafford

16
US

[Capitol 142]
written by Frank Loesser & Arthur Schwartz

Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

11.

1938

How Can We be Wrong? by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

105

15
US

[Brunswick 8224]
written by Al Stillman, Arthur Schwartz

Russ Morgan

12.

Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

Goodbye, Jonah by Russ Morgan

108

14
US

as Russ Morgan and His Orchestra
[Brunswick 7955]
written by Arthur Schwartz

& Al Stillman

13.

1934

Born to Be Kissed by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

108

14
US

[Brunswick 6930]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Abe Lyman and His Californians

14.

1940

How Can I Ever Be Alone? by Abe Lyman and His Californians

110

14
US

[Bluebird 10731]
written by Oscar Hammerstein II & Arthur Schwartz

Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

15.

1938

I See Your Face Before Me by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

114

13
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

Harry James and His Orchestra

16.

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

Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

17.

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

Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

18.

12/1937

I See Your Face Before Me by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

120

12
US

[Victor 25684]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

19.

Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

High and Low by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

122

12
US

[Victor 22708]
written by Howard Dietz & Arthur Schwartz

Tex Beneke

20.

02/1947

Oh, But I Do by Tex Beneke

123

11
US

as Tex Beneke & The Miller Orchestra
written by Leo Robin & Arthur Schwartz

21.

Love and Learn by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

127

11
US

[Brunswick 7787]
written by Edward Heyman & Arthur Schwartz

Libby Holman

22.

1935

You and the Night and the Music by Libby Holman

127

11
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

23.

Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

You and I Know by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

127

11
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

& Al Stillman

24.

1932

I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan (The Blue Pajamas Song) by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

130

11
US

[Brunswick 6363]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Kay Armen and the Balladiers

25.

01/1944

How Sweet You Are by Kay Armen and the Balladiers

132

10
US

written by Frank Loesser & Arthur Schwartz

Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

26.

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

Love and Learn by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

149

9
US

[Victor 25472]
written by Arthur Schwartz

& Edward Heyman

Fats Waller

27.

1934

Then I'll Be Tired of You by Fats Waller

149

9
US

written by E. Y. Harburg (as E. Y. "Yip" Harburg) & Arthur Schwartz

28.

1932

Alone Together by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra

153

9
US

[Victor 24131]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

29.

03/1941

Dancing in the Dark by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

156

9
US

hit for Bing Crosby in 1931
written by Arthur Schwartz

Bing Crosby and the Calico Kids

30.

01/1947

A Gal in Calico by Bing Crosby and the Calico Kids

157

8
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

Kay Armen and the Balladiers

31.

01/1944

The Dreamer by Kay Armen and the Balladiers

169

7
US

written by Arthur Schwartz

& Frank Loesser

Sam Donahue and His Orchestra

32.

12/1946

A Rainy Night in Rio by Sam Donahue and His Orchestra

173

7
US

written by Leo Robin & Arthur Schwartz

Margaret Whiting

33.

12/1946

Oh, But I Do by Margaret Whiting

173

7
US

written by Leo Robin & Arthur Schwartz

Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

34.

01/1947

A Gal in Calico by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

190

6
US

vocals by Eve Young
written by Arthur Schwartz

Tex Beneke

35.

12/1946

A Gal in Calico by Tex Beneke

191

6
US

as Tex Beneke & The Miller Orchestra
written by Arthur Schwartz

Libby Holman

36.

12/1930

Something to Remember You By by Libby Holman

206

6
US

written by Howard Dietz & Arthur Schwartz

Johnny Mercer

37.

12/1946

⑤ A Gal in Calico by Johnny Mercer

209

5
US

[songwriter #5 hit]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Bing Crosby

38.

④ Dancing in the Dark by Bing Crosby

254

3
US

[songwriter #4 hit]
[Brunswick 6159]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

39.

③ Dancing in the Dark by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

255

3
US

[songwriter #3 hit]
written by Arthur Schwartz

Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

40.

12/1943

② They're Either Too Young or Too Old by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

285

2
US

[songwriter #2 hit]
vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Arthur Schwartz

& Frank Loesser

Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

41.

1932

① I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan (The Blue Pajama Song) by Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees

304

2
US

[songwriter #1 hit]
written by Arthur Schwartz