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Old Devil Moon - Tony Bennett

"On A Clear Day You Can See Forever Tony Bennett Words by Alan Jay Lerner and Music by Burton Lane From his "Something" LP: Columbia 30280 This version did not chart but In 1965, Johnny Mathis took it"

(I Got A Woman Crazy) Shes Funny That Way - Tony Bennett

"A Taste Of Honey Tony Bennett Written by Ric Marlow and Bobby Scott Peaked at # 94 in 1964: his second song to get stuck at that level in face of the surging British Invasion (see also "When Joanna Loved"

Caravan - Tony Bennett

"Chicago (That Toddling Town) Tony Bennett Written by Fred Fisher - from his "Strike Up the Band" LP with Count Basie: Roulette 25231 - This version did not chart but In 1922, two versions were charted:"

Get Happy - Tony Bennett

"I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) Tony Bennett Written by Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert This version did not chart but In 1931, Wayne King put it at # 2 In 1946, Tommy Dorsey took it to # 16 All day long you're"

Without A Song - Tony Bennett

"Yellow Days Tony Bennett Written by Alan Bernstein and Alvaro Carrillo From his "Something" LP: Columbia 30280 It appears that NO ONE ever charted this in the Top 100 as a single but, per ASCAP, it must"

Some Other Time - Tony Bennett

"Some Other Time from the "Bill Evans & Tony Bennett Album" Where has the time all gone to Haven't done half the things we want to Oh well, We'll catch up some other time This day was just a token Too"

A Taste Of Honey - Tony Bennett

"BECAUSE OF YOU -Artist: Tony Bennett -peak Billboard position # 1 for 10 weeks in 1951-52 -Words and Music by Arthut Hammerstein and Dudley Wilkinson -Written in 1940 for the movie "I Was An American Spy" -The"

On A Clear Day You Can See Forever - Tony Bennett

"On the Sunny Side Of the Street Tony Bennett Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Music by Jimmy McHugh This version did not chart but In 1930, two versions did chart: Ted Lewis (# 2) and Harry Richman (# 30) Two"

Gentle Rain - Tony Bennett

"Get Happy Tony Bennett Words by The Koehler and Music by Harold Arlen. Was Arlen's first published song. This version did not chart but It was charted twice in 1930: Nat Shilkret (# 6) and Frankie Trumbauer"

I Want To Be Happy - Tony Bennett

"I Won't Cry Anymore Bobby Vinton Written by Fred Wise and Al Frisch This version not released as a single but In 1951 Tony Bennett took it to #12 I won't cry anymore, now that you've left me I won't cry"

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