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Oldies—Post 1920 Oldies—Post 1920 Accentuate the Positive ................................................................................................... 6 After You’ve Gone ........................................................................................................... 7 Ain’t She Sweet ............................................................................................................... 9 Ain’t We Got Fun? ......................................................................................................... 10 All I Have to Do is Dream .............................................................................................. 11 All of Me ........................................................................................................................ 12 All of Me (in G) .............................................................................................................. 13 Any Time ....................................................................................................................... 14 As Time Goes By .......................................................................................................... 15 Bei Mir Bist Du Schön (Means That You’re Grand) ....................................................... 16 Bésame Mucho ............................................................................................................. 17 Bewitched ...................................................................................................................... 18 Beyond the Sea ............................................................................................................. 19 Big Rock Candy Mountains ........................................................................................... 20 Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home .................................................................... 21 Blue Moon ..................................................................................................................... 22 Blue Moon Revisited (Song for Elvis) ............................................................................ 23 Blue Skies ..................................................................................................................... 24 Blue Velvet .................................................................................................................... 25 Brother Can You Spare a Dime? ................................................................................... 26 Buddy Bolden’s Blues ................................................................................................... 27 Bye, Bye, Blackbird ....................................................................................................... 28 Bye Bye Love ................................................................................................................ 29 California Here I Come .................................................................................................. 30 Can’t Help Falling in Love with You ............................................................................... 31 Cara Mia ........................................................................................................................ 32 Catch a Falling Star ....................................................................................................... 33 Chances Are ................................................................................................................. 34 Coquette ........................................................................................................................ 35 Crazy ‘Bout My Baby ..................................................................................................... 36 Cruising Down the River ................................................................................................ 37 Cuando Calienta el Sol en Masachapa ......................................................................... 38 Deep River Blues .......................................................................................................... 39 Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree ..................................................................................... 40 Do You Want to Dance? ................................................................................................ 41 Dream a Little Dream of Me .......................................................................................... 42 Drinking Song ................................................................................................................ 43 Dummy Song (I’ll Take the Legs from Some Old Table) ............................................... 44 Earth Angel ................................................................................................................... 45 Enjoy Yourself (It’s Later Than You Think) .................................................................... 46 Fly Me To The Moon ..................................................................................................... 47 Return to Table of Contents page 1 For All We Know ........................................................................................................... 48 Four or Five Times ........................................................................................................ 49 Frim Fram Sauce........................................................................................................... 50 Gang That Sings Heart of My Heart .............................................................................. 51 Georgia on My Mind ...................................................................................................... 52 Get Happy ..................................................................................................................... 53 Girl From Ipanema ........................................................................................................ 55 Girl That I Marry ............................................................................................................ 56 Give Me The Simple Life ............................................................................................... 57 Glory of Love ................................................................................................................. 58 God Bless America........................................................................................................ 59 Goodnight My Someone ................................................................................................ 60 Good Night Sweetheart ................................................................................................. 61 Great Balls of Fire ......................................................................................................... 62 Handyman ..................................................................................................................... 63 Happy Days are Here Again .......................................................................................... 64 Harbor Lights ................................................................................................................. 65 Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? ...................................................................... 66 Heart and Soul .............................................................................................................. 67 Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo ................................................................................................................... 69 How High the Moon? ..................................................................................................... 70 How Much Is That Doggie in the Window? .................................................................... 71 I Can’t Get Started with You .......................................................................................... 72 I Don’t Know Enough About You ................................................................................... 73 I Lost My Gal from Memphis ......................................................................................... 74 I Remember You ........................................................................................................... 75 I’ll Know ......................................................................................................................... 76 I’m in the Mood for Love ................................................................................................ 77 I'll Be Seeing You .......................................................................................................... 78 I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter .................................................... 79 I’m in Love Again ........................................................................................................... 80 I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover............................................................................. 81 I’m Ready ...................................................................................................................... 82 I’se a Muggin’ ................................................................................................................ 83 I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed ......................................................................................... 84 I’ve Got the Sun in the Morning ....................................................................................
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