Mitchell Parish (1900-1993)
Last updated: 04.05.26
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DAHR: Mitchell Parish | List of 235 historic recordings from 1920 to 1957. |
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Blue Skirt Waltz (1948) | M. Parish | Marlin Sisters Johnny Pecon F. Yankovic |
Columbia: CO40294 |
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I Love You More Each Day (1931) | M. Parish | Anthony Trini | Brunswick: E36838 |
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I'm Sorry I Made You Blue (1931) | M. Parish | Mills Blue Rhythm Band | Brunswick: E36993 |
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Mammina (1954) | M. Parish | Nino D'Aurelio | Victor: E4FB-3597 |
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Stars Fell on Alabama (1949) | M. Parish | Buddy Baker Orchestra | Exclusive: EXC-1149 |
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You Gave All Your Kisses to Somebody Else (So Why Bring Your Tears to Me) (1925) | M. Parish | James Doherty | Edison: 10242 |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 12 works by Mitchell Parish (1900-1993).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located.
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| You Gave All Your Kisses to Somebody Else (So Why Bring Your Tears to Me) | 1925 | Lou Herscher (co-author) James Doherty (perf.) |
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| Hallelujah, I'm a Bum | 1928 | Haven Gillespie (co-author) J. Fred Coots (co-author) |
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| All Quiet on the Western Front | 1929 | Irving Mills (co-author) Billy James (words) |
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| Star Dust | 1929 | Hoagy Carmichael (words) |  |
| I Love You More Each Day | 1931 | Luigi Romanelli (co-author) Harry Gesner (co-author) Anthony Trini (perf.) |
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| I'm Sorry I Made You Blue | 1931 | Harry White (co-author) Mills Blue Rhythm Band (perf.) |
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| Louisiana Fairy Tale | 1935 | ||
| Syncopated Clock, The | 1946 | Leroy Anderson (words) | Pub. |
| Blue Skirt Waltz | 1948 | Václav Bláha (co-author) Marlin Sisters (perf.) Johnny Pecon (perf.) Frankie Yankovic (perf.) |
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| Stars Fell on Alabama | 1949 | Frank Perkins (co-author) Buddy Baker Orchestra (perf.) |
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| Mammina | 1954 | Alex Alstone (co-author) Al Goodhart (co-author) Nino D'Aurelio (co-author) Nino D'Aurelio (perf.) |
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| ⇑ Lovers No More | 1961 | Pub. |