Ralph Rainger (1901-1942)
Last updated: 01.11.23
All that can presently (February 2016) be gleaned about by internet searching is that Ralph Rainger is the one-off composer of Pianogram (1929) published by Robbins Music Corporation, New York, USA.
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Surfers are welcome to contribute information about this composer.
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 69 works by Ralph Rainger (1901-1942).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| I'm on the Verge of a Merger | 1929 | Eddie Cantor (perf.) | |
| Moanin' Low | 1929 | Howard Dietz (words) Vaughn de Leath (perf.) |
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| Pianogram | 1929 | |
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| Tick Tack Toe | 1929 | Pub. | |
| We're on the Verge of a Merger | 1929 | Eddie Cantor (words) Eddie Cantor (perf.) |
Pub. |
| Seems to Me | 1930 | Dick Howard (words) | |
| When a Woman Loves a Man | 1930 | Billy Rose (words) | |
| Here Lies Love | 1932 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Please | 1932 | Leo Robin (words) Boswell Sisters (perf.) Mills Brothers (perf.) Burns &. Allen (perf.) Cab Calloway (perf.) Bing Crosby (perf.) Stuart Erwin (perf.) Leila Hyams (perf.) Vincent Lopez (perf.) Kate Smith (perf.) Arthur Tracy (perf.) |
Pub. |
| Cradle Song | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) Claudette Colbert (perf.) |
Pub. |
| ⇑ I'll Take an Option on You | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) | Pub. |
| I'm a Lover of Paree | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) Maurice Chevalier (perf.) |
Pub. |
| In a One - Room Flat | 1933 | Leon Robin (words) | |
| In the Park in Paree | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) Maurice Chevalier (perf.) |
Pub. |
| It's Oh, It's Ah! | 1933 | Leon Robin (words) | |
| Look What I've Got | 1933 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Do I Love You? | 1934 | Leon Robin (co-author) | |
| Down Home (w&m) | 1934 | Leon Robin (co-author) Dorothy Dell (perf.) |
Pub. |
| I'm a Black Sheep Who's Blue (w&m) | 1934 | Leo Robin (co-author) | Pub. |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Laugh You Son of a Gun (w&m) | 1934 | Leo Robin (co-author) | |
| Love in Bloom | 1934 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Take a Lesson From the Lark | 1934 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Double Trouble | 1935 | Richard A. Whiting (words) Leo Robin (words) |
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| Got a Gal in Californ - I - A | 1935 | Leon Robin (co-author) | |
| Here Is My Heart | 1935 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| I Wished on the Moon | 1935 | Dorothy Parker (words) | |
| June in January | 1935 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Miss Brown to You | 1935 | Richard A. Whiting (words) Leo Robin (words) |
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| Why Dream? | 1935 | Richard A. Whiting (words) Leo Robin (words) |
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| With Every Breath I Take | 1935 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| ⇑ Hills of Old Wyomin' | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| I Don't Want to Make History | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| If I Should Lose You | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Little Rose of the Rancho | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Long Ago and Far Away | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Thunder Over Paradise | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Where Is My Heart? | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Will I Ever Know? | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| You Came to My Rescue | 1936 | Leo Robin (words) |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Blossoms on Broadway | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Blue Hawaii | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Easy Living | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Ebb Tide | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Here's Love in Your Eye | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| I Adore You | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| In a Little Hula Heaven | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Sweet Is the Word For You | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Talking Through My Heart | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) Larry Adler (perf.) Gracie Allen (perf.) Jack Benny (perf.) Bob Burns (perf.) George Burns (perf.) Benny Fields (perf.) Frank Forest (perf.) Benny Goodman (perf.) David Holt (perf.) Ray Milland (perf.) Martha Raye (perf.) Shirley Ross (perf.) Leopold Stokowski (perf.) Virginia Weid (perf.) |
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| Thanks For the Memory | 1937 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Do the Buckaroo | 1938 | Leon Robin (co-author) | |
| ⇑ Funny Old Hills, The | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| I Have Eyes | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Little Kiss at Twilight, A | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Mama, That Moon Is Here Again | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Silver on the Sage | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| What Goes on Here in My Heart? | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| What Have You Got That Gets Me? | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| You Took the Words Right Out of My Heart | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| You're a Sweet Little Headache | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| You're Lovely, Madame | 1938 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Wind at My Window, The | 1939 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Bluebirds in the Moonlight | 1940 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Faithful Forever | 1940 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Loveliness and Love | 1941 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| You Started Something | 1941 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Here You Are | 1942 | Leo Robin (words) | |
| Oh, the Pity of It All | 1942 | Leo Robin (words) Rita Hayworth (perf.) Victor Mature (perf.) |
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| Take It From There | 1942 | Leo Robin (words) | |