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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other • Top 1000

Top Songs of 1941

1940 <-1941-> 1942
    

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1941
1.
12/1941

Tonight We Love by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

168

8
US
[Bluebird 11320]
written by Bobby Worth
2.
12/1941

Two in Love by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

155

9
US
vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Meredith Willson
3.
12/1941

Shepherd Serenade by Bing Crosby

223

5
US
[Decca 4065]
written by Fred Spielman & Kermit Goell
4.
12/1941

Shepherd Serenade by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

185

7
US
vocals by larry cotton, fred lowery & the gee club
written by Fred Spielman & Kermit Goell
5.
11/1941

Blues in the Night by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

143

10
US
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer
6.
11/1941

Tonight We Love (Concerto No. 1 B Flat Minor) by Tony Martin

223

5
US
written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky), Bobby Worth, Ray Austin & Freddy Martin
7.
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
8.
10/1941

Time Was (Duerme) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

143

10
US
vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Miguel Prado & S. K. Russell
9.
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
10.
10/1941

I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by The Ink Spots

245

4
US
written by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin & Eddie Durham
11.
10/1941

Jim by Dinah Shore

223

5
US
[Bluebird 11204]
written by Caesar Petrillo, Edward Ross & Nelson Shawn
12.
10/1941

Elmer's Tune by Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra

169

8
US
written by Elmer Albrecht, Sammy Gallop & Dick Jurgens
13.
10/1941

Jim by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

223

5
US
vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Caesar Petrillo, Edward Ross & Nelson Shawn
14.
09/1941

I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

309

2
US
vocals by larry cotton & donna & her don juans
written by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin & Eddie Durham
15.
09/1941

I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by Tommy Tucker Time

246

4
US
vocals by Amy Arnell & the Voices Three
written by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin & Eddie Durham
16.
09/1941

You and I by Bing Crosby

204

6
US
[Decca 3840]
written by Meredith Willson
17.
09/1941

Let Me Off Uptown by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

143

10
US
vocals by Anita O'Day & Roy Eldridge
written by Redd Evans & Earl Bostic
18.
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)
19.
08/1941

Piano Concerto in B Flat by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

360

✫1
US
written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
20.
08/1941

'Til Reveille by Bing Crosby

204

6
US
written by Stanley Cowan & Bobby Worth
21.
08/1941

Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

155

9
US
vocals by Anita O'Day
written by Sunny Skylar, Bette Cannon & Arthur Shaftel
22.
08/1941

Intermezzo (A Love Story) by Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra

143

10
US
written by Heinz Provost & Robert Henning
23.
08/1941

Blue Champagne by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Grady Watts & Frank Ryerson
24.
07/1941

Take the A Train by Duke Ellington

120

13
US
written by Billy Strayhorn
25.
07/1941

Good Bye Dear, I'll Be Back in a Year by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

168

8
US
vocals by Ronnie Kemper & Donna Wood
written by Mack Kay
26.
07/1941

'Til Reveille by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

204

6
US
vocals by Harry, Ginny, Jack & Max Williams; vocals by Sully Mason
written by Stanley Cowan & Bobby Worth
27.
07/1941

Yes Indeed! by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

246

4
US
vocals by jo stafford & sy oliver
written by Sy Oliver
28.
07/1941

The Things I Love by Barry Wood

119

13
US
[Victor 27369]
written by Harold Barlow & Lew Harris
29.
07/1941

The Things I Love by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

184

7
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Harold Barlow & Lew Harris
30.
07/1941

The Hut-Sut Song (A Swedish Serenade) by The Four King Sisters

184

7
US
written by Leo V. Killion, Ted McMichael & Jack Owens
31.
07/1941

Intermezzo by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

184

7
US
vocals by Clyde Rogers
written by Heinz Provost & Robert Henning
32.
06/1941

Maria Elena by Tony Pastor and His Orchestra

155

9
US
vocals by Dorsey Anderson
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
33.
06/1941

Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina by Mitchell Ayres and His Fashions in Music

119

13
US
written by Sunny Skylar, Bette Cannon & Arthur Shaftel
34.
06/1941

G'bye Now by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

143

10
US
vocals by Muriel Lane
written by Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Jay Levison & Ray Evans
35.
06/1941

The Hut-Sut Song (A Swedish Serenade) by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

261

3
US
vocals by donna wood & her don juans
written by Leo V. Killion, Ted McMichael & Jack Owens
36.
06/1941

Flamingo by Duke Ellington

119

13
US
vocals by Herb Jeffries
written by Ted Grouya & Edmund Anderson
37.
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
38.
06/1941

Maria Elena by Wayne King and His Orchestra

308

2
US
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
39.
06/1941

Daddy by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

359

✫1
US
written by Bobby Troup
40.
05/1941

Yours (Quiereme Mucho) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

309

2
US
vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Gonzalo Roig, Albert Gamse & Jack Sherr
41.
05/1941

Until Tomorrow by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

143

10
US
vocals by the Three Kaydets
written by Sammy Kaye
42.
05/1941

Maria Elena by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Lorenzo Barcelata & Bob Russell
43.
05/1941

The Band Played On by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

204

6
US
vocals by Kenny Gardner
written by Charles B. Ward & John F. Palmer
44.
05/1941

My Sister and I by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer
45.
05/1941

Green Eyes (Aquellos Ojos Verdes) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

360

✫1
US
vocals by Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell
written by Adolfo Utrera, Nilo Menéndez, Eddie Rivera & Eddie Woods
46.
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
47.
05/1941

G'bye Now by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

309

2
US
vocals by Ronnie Kemper
written by Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Jay Levison & Ray Evans
48.
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
49.
05/1941

(I'll Be with You) In Apple Blossom Time by The Andrews Sisters

223

5
US
written by Albert Von Tilzer & Neville Fleeson
50.
04/1941

Dolores by Bing Crosby

309

2
US
[Decca 3644]
written by Louis Alter & Frank Loesser
51.
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
52.
04/1941

Alexander the Swoose (Half Swan-Half Goose) by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

261

3
US
vocals by Harry, Ginny, Jack & Max Williams
written by Frank Furlett (as Franklin Furlett)
53.
04/1941

The Wise Old Owl by Al Donahue and His Orchestra

184

7
US
vocals by Dee Keating
written by Joe Ricardel
54.
04/1941

Souvenir de Vienne by Wayne King and His Orchestra

224

5
US
written by Heinz Provost
55.
04/1941

Music Makers by Harry James and His Orchestra

155

9
US
written by Don Raye & Harry James
56.
04/1941

I Understand by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

114

14
US
written by Mabel Wayne & Kim Gannon
57.
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
58.
04/1941

There'll Be Some Changes Made by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

204

6
US
vocals by Louise Tobin
written by William Benton Overstreet (as Benton Overstreet) & Billy Higgins
59.
04/1941

Blue Flame by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

223

5
US
written by James Noble
60.
03/1941

There'll Be Some Changes Made by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

119

13
US
vocals by Irene Daye
written by William Benton Overstreet (as Benton Overstreet) & Billy Higgins
61.
03/1941

Perfidia (Tonight) by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

125

12
US
vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Alberto Domínguez & Milton Leeds
62.
03/1941

New San Antonio Rose by Bing Crosby

184

7
US
[Decca 3590]
written by Bob Wills
63.
03/1941

Help Me (Cuatro Vidas) by Abe Lyman and His Californians

126

12
US
vocals by Dale Evans & Lucio Garcia
written by Justo Carreras, Joe Farver, Sam Ward & Xavier Cugat
64.
03/1941

Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

359

✫1
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Joseph LaCalle & Albert Gamse
65.
03/1941

I Hear a Rhapsody by Dinah Shore

155

9
US
[Bluebird 11003]
written by Jack Baker, George Fragos & Dick Gasparre
66.
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 & Howard Dietz
67.
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
68.
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
69.
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
70.
02/1941

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

223

5
US
vocals by Bob Allen
written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer
71.
02/1941

High on a Windy Hill by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

309

2
US
written by Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer
72.
02/1941

Concerto for Clarinet (Parts 1 & 2) by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

143

10
US
written by Artie Shaw
73.
02/1941

Summit Ridge Drive by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

143

10
US
as Artie Shaw & His Gramercy 5
written by Artie Shaw
74.
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
75.
02/1941

You Walk By by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra

204

6
US
vocals by Johnny Drake
written by Ben Raleigh & Bernie Wayne
76.
02/1941

Tonight (Perfidia) by Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

119

13
US
vocals by Howard Dulany
written by Alberto Domínguez (as Alberto Dominguez) & Xavier Cugat
77.
02/1941

Perfidia by Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra

262

3
US
vocals by Dinah Shore
written by Alberto Domínguez & Milton Leeds
78.
01/1941

Yes, My Darling Daughter by Dinah Shore

143

10
US
[Bluebird 10920]
written by Jack Lawrence
79.
01/1941

Star Dust by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

204

6
US
#1 hit for Isham Jones in 1931
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish
80.
01/1941

San Antonio Rose by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

119

13
US
[recorded in 1938]
written by Bob Wills
81.
01/1941

I Hear a Rhapsody by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

261

3
US
vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Jack Baker, George Fragos & Dick Gasparre
82.
01/1941

I Hear a Rhapsody by Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra

309

2
US
written by Jack Baker, George Fragos & Dick Gasparre
83.
01/1941

There I Go by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

119

13
US
written by Irving Weiser & Hy Zaret
84.
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
85.
01/1941

Five O'Clock Whistle by Ella Fitzgerald

155

9
US
as Ella Fitzgerald & Her Famous Orchestra
[Decca 3420]
written by Kim Gannon, Josef Myrow & Gene Irwin
86.
1941

You and I by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

360

✫1
US
[Bluebird 11215]
written by Meredith Willson
87.
1941

Yes, My Darling Daughter by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

156

9
US
[Bluebird 10970]
written by Jack Lawrence
88.
1941

This Time the Dream's on Me by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

132

11
US
[Bluebird 11315]
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer
89.
1941

The Booglie Wooglie Piggy by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

185

7
US
[Bluebird 11163]
written by Roy Jacobs
90.
1941

Song of the Volga Boatmen by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

357

✫1
US
[Bluebird 11029]
written by traditional & Mily Balakirev
91.
1941

Perfidia (Tonight) by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

132

11
US
[Bluebird 11095]
written by Alberto Domínguez & Milton Leeds
92.
1941

Jingle Bells by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

223

5
US
[Christmas]
[Bluebird 11353]
written by James Pierpont
93.
1941

I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

246

4
US
[Bluebird 11187]
written by Bud Green (as Harold Green), Martin Block & Mickey Stoner (as Michael Stoner)
94.
1941

I Dreamt I Dwelt in Harlem by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

261

3
US
[Bluebird 11063]
written by Jerry Gray, Ben Smith, Leonard Ware & Buddy Feyne (as Robert B. Wright)
95.
1941

Five O'Clock Whistle by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

223

5
US
[Bluebird 10090]
written by Kim Gannon, Josef Myrow & Gene Irwin
96.
1941

Elmer's Tune by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

358

✫1
US
[Bluebird 11274]
written by Elmer Albrecht, Sammy Gallop & Dick Jurgens
97.
1941

Chattanooga Choo Choo by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

363

✫1
US
[Bluebird 11230]
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon
98.
1941

Anvil Chorus (Parts 1 and 2) by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

262

3
US
[Bluebird 10982]
written by Giuseppe Verdi
99.
1941

Along the Santa Fe Trail by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

185

7
US
[Bluebird 10970]
written by Will Grosz, Al Dubin & Edwina Coolidge
100.
1941

Adios by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

119

13
US
[Bluebird 11219]
written by Enric Madriguera & Eddie Woods
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