Doris Day Tea For Two Box Set Four 78 Albums 1950
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VERY RARE Doris Day Tea For Two 1950 Four Record Album!
A –Doris Day With Gene Nelson & Page Cavanaugh Trio* Crazy Rhythm Lyrics By – Caesar* Music By – Meyer*, Kahn* Written By – -Caesar-Meyer-Kahn- B –Doris Day With Axel Stordahl And His Orchestra* Here In My Arms Directed By [Choir & Orchestra] – Axel Stordahl Written By – -Hart-Rodgers- Written-By – Hart-Rodgers* C –Doris Day With Gene Nelson & Page Cavanaugh Trio* I Know That You Know Lyrics By – Caldwell* Music By – Youmans* Written By – -Caldwell-Youmans- D –Doris Day With The Page Cavanaugh Trio I Want To Be Happy Lyrics By – Caesar* Music By – Youmans* Written By – -Caesar-Youmans- E –Doris Day With Axel Stordahl And His Orchestra* Do Do Do Directed By [Male Quartet & Orchestra] – Axel Stordahl Written By – -G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin- Written-By – I. Gershwin - G. Gershwin* F –Doris Day With Axel Stordahl And His Orchestra* I Only Have Eyes For You Directed By [Choir & Orchestra] – Axel Stordahl Lyrics By – Dubin* Music By – Warren* Written By – -Dubin-Warren- G –Doris Day With Gene Nelson & Page Cavanaugh Trio* Oh Me! Oh My! Lyrics By – Francis* Music By – Youmans* Written By – -Francis-Youmans- H –Doris Day With Axel Stordahl And His Orchestra* Tea For Two Directed By [Choir & Orchestra] – Axel Stordahl Lyrics By – Caesar* Music By – Youmans* Written By – -Caesar-Youmans- Notes All sides marked 'Vocal' Side A - From the 1928 musical 'Here's Howe' Side B - From the 1925 musical 'Dearest Enemy' Side C - From the 1926 musical 'Oh, Please' Side D - From the 1925 musical 'No, No, Nanette'; Label gives writing credits to Caesar (Irving Caesar) & Youmans, however back of box credits Anne Caldwell intead of Ceasar. Side E - From the 1926 musical 'Oh, Kay' Side F - From the 1934 musical 'Dames' Side G - From the 1922 comedy 'Two Little Girls In Blue'; Note Label gives writing credits to Francis & Youmans, however back of box credits Ira Gershwin & Youmans; Francis is a pseudonym for Gershwin Side H - From the 1924 musical 'No, No, Nanette'
Sides D and G recorded August 1950 All other sides recorded July 1950
Complete title - Songs From The Warner Bros. Technicolor Production "Tea For Two".


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