Dolly Dawn (1916-2002)
Last updated: 22.04.24
The portrait on the left is taken from Dance With a Dolly (1944) music by Terry Shand, words by Jimmy Eaton and Mickey Leader published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., New York & Chicago, USA.| Websites: | |||
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Dolly Dawn | Biography by wikipedia.org. | |
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DAHR: Dolly Dawn | List of 77 historic recordings from 1935 to 1941. |
| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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There's Frost on the Moon (1936) | F.E. Ahlert | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-03503 |
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There's Two Sides to Every Story (1936) | F.E. Ahlert | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-102425 |
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If We Never Meet Again (1936) | L. Armstrong | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-0651 |
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No Strings (1935) | I. Berlin | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-95036 |
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Robins and Roses (1936) | J.A. Burke | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-101535 |
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Sing a Song of Nonsense (1936) | H. Carmichael | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-0418 |
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When a Lady Meets a Gentleman Down South (1936) | M.H. Cleary | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-102426 |
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Copper-Colored Gal (1936) | J.F. Coots | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-0419 |
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I'll Stand By (1936) | J.F. Coots | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-101538 |
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My Day Begins and Ends With You (1936) | J.F. Coots | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-104066 |
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You Took My Breath Away (1935) | S. Coslow | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-98119 |
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Better Get Off Your High Horse (1936) | C. Friend | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-03501 |
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Broken Record, The (1935) | C. Friend | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-98442 |
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I'm Sittin' High on a Hill Top (1935) | A. Johnston | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-98439 |
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Accent on Youth (1935) | V. Lawnhurst | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-95033 |
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Meanest Thing You Ever Did Was Kiss Me, The (1937) | A. Lewis | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-04328 |
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⇑Slowpoke (1941) | S. Lippmann | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-066978 |
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I've Got Rain in My Eyes (1937) | J. Livingston | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06125 |
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Knock, Knock - Who's There? (1936) | V. de Lopez | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-102427 |
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It's a Sin to Tell a Lie (1936) | B. Mayhew | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-101534 |
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Sweet Leilani (1937) | H. Owens | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06128 |
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Seventh Heaven (1937) | L. Pollack | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06130 |
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Blue Hawaii (1937) | R. Rainger | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06127 |
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Apple Dumpling (1936) | J. Redmond | Dolly Dawn Johnny McKeever |
Victor: BS-101539 |
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Vienna Dreams (1937) | R. Sieczynski | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06129 |
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Darling, Not Without You (1936) | A. Silver | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-0602 |
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Mood That I'm In, The (1937) | A. Silver | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06126 |
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How Could You? (1937) | H. Warren | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-04331 |
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Quicker Than You Can Say Jack Robinson (1935) | P. Wendling | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-98440 |
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Peter Piper (1936) | R.A. Whiting | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-0606 |
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You Took My Breath Away (1935) | R.A. Whiting | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-98119 |
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As Long As the World Goes 'round (1935) | H. Woods | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-95035 |
The peformer is featured on 32 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Composer | Attribution | Items |
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There's Two Sides to Every Story (1936) | Frederick Emil Ahlert | Joe Young (words) | |
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There's Frost on the Moon (1937) | Frederick Emil Ahlert | Joe Young (words) | |
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If We Never Meet Again (1936) | Louis Armstrong | Horace Gerlach (co-author) | |
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No Strings (1935) | Irving Berlin | |
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Robins and Roses (1936) | Joseph A. Burke | Edgar Leslie (words) | |
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Sing a Song of Nonsense (1936) | Hoagy Carmichael | Stanley Adams (words) | |
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When a Lady Meets a Gentleman Down South (1936) | Michael H. Cleary(w&m) | Jacques Krakeur (co-author) David Oppenheim (co-author) |
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Copper-Colored Gal (1936) | J. Fred Coots | Benny Davis (co-author) | |
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I'll Stand By (1936) | J. Fred Coots(w&m) | Benny Davis (co-author) | |
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My Day Begins and Ends With You (1936) | J. Fred Coots | Benny Davis (words) | |
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⇑You Took My Breath Away (1935) | Sam Coslow(w&m) | Richard A Whiting (co-author) | |
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Broken Record (1935), The | Cliff Friend | Charlie Tobias (words) Boyd Bunch (words) |
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Better Get Off Your High Horse (1936) | Cliff Friend | Dave Franklin (co-author) | |
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Accent on Youth (1935) | Vee Lawnhurst | Tot Seymour (words) | |
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Meanest Thing You Ever Did Was Kiss Me (1937), The | Al Lewis | Charles Newman (co-author) Murray Mencher (co-author) |
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Slowpoke (1941) | Sidney Lippmann | Sylvia Dee (words) | |
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I've Got Rain in My Eyes (1937) | Jerry Livingston | Al J. Neiburg (words) | |
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Knock, Knock - Who's There? (1936) | Vincent Lopez | Johnny Morris (co-author) Jimmy Tyson (words) Bill Davies (words) |
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It's a Sin to Tell a Lie (1936) | Billy Mayhew(w&m) | |
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Sweet Leilani (1937) | Harry Owens | |
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Seventh Heaven (1937) | Lew Pollack | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
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⇑Blue Hawaii (1937) | Ralph Rainger | Leo Robin (words) | |
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Apple Dumpling (1936) | John Redmond | Bert Douglas (co-author) Charlie MacCarthy (co-author) |
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Dance With a Dolly (1944) | Terry Shand | Jimmy Eaton (words) Mickey Leader (words) |
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Vienna Dreams (1937) | Rudolf Sieczynski | Irving Caesar (words) | |
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Darling, Not Without You (1936) | Abner Silver | Al Sherman (co-author) Edward Heyman (co-author) |
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Mood That I'm In (1937), The | Abner Silver | Al Sherman (co-author) | |
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How Could You? (1937) | Harry Warren | Al Dubin (words) | |
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Quicker Than You Can Say Jack Robinson (1936) | Pete Wendling | George W. Meyer (co-author) Mack David (co-author) |
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You Took My Breath Away (1935) | Richard A. Whiting | Sam Coslow (words) | |
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Peter Piper (1936) | Richard A. Whiting | Johnny Mercer (words) | |
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As Long As the World Goes 'round (1935) | Harry Woods | |