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By Recording Artist Nelson Riddle, by recording artist Artist Title Arranger Album Inventory Call # Al Because of You Riddle, Nelson (copied score - not NR writing) SC + P 3907 Al In All This World Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3910 Al I've Never Seen Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3909 Al Now Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3911 Al Say You'll Wait For Me Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3912 Barry, Gene Soon Riddle, Nelson SC + P 9243 Barry, Gene When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-Bobbin' Along Riddle, Nelson SC + P 9244 Barry, Gene? I Want the Whole World to Love You Riddle, Nelson SC + P 9242 Barry, Gene? Lost Riddle, Nelson SC + P 9241 Baxter, Les When You Return Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3246 Baxter, Les & Art Morton? You Won't Forget Me Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3025 Baxter, Les? Lost In Meditation Riddle, Nelson SC 3562 Cathy Let The Chips Fall Riddle, Nelson SC 7128 Cathy Only When You're Lonely Riddle, Nelson SC 7133 Cathy Wind-Up, The Riddle, Nelson SC 7141 Cathy You Are Mine Riddle, Nelson SC 7142 Chevalier, Maurice Just One of Those Things Riddle, Nelson Can Can Prod 9843 Chevalier, Maurice & Louis Jordan Live and Let Live Riddle, Nelson Can Can Prod 9844 Cole, Nat "King" Adelita Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8241 Cole, Nat "King" Ain't She Sweet Riddle, Nelson SC 4819 Cole, Nat "King" Always In My Heart Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8239 Cole, Nat "King" Answer Me, My Love Riddle, Nelson SC 13206 Cole, Nat "King" Are You Disenchanted? Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10191 Cole, Nat "King" Ballerina Riddle, Nelson SC + P 7384 Cole, Nat "King" Beale St. Blues Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8061 Cole, Nat "King" Because of Rain Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3291 Cole, Nat "King" Beggar for the Blues Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10189 Cole, Nat "King" Can't Help It Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8213 Cole, Nat "King" Careless Love Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8060 Cole, Nat "King" Chantez Les Bas Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8065 Cole, Nat "King" China Gate Riddle, Nelson P, Prod 7630 Cole, Nat "King" Christmas Song (1953) Riddle, Nelson 2SC 4540 Cole, Nat "King" Do As I Like It Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8069 Cole, Nat "King" Early American Riddle, Nelson SC + P 3289 Cole, Nat "King" For A Moment of Your Love Riddle, Nelson SC 4556 Cole, Nat "King" Friendless Blues Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8058 Cole, Nat "King" Harlem Blues Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8064 Cole, Nat "King" He Who Hesitates Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10184 Cole, Nat "King" How Do I Go About It? Riddle, Nelson SC 4004 Cole, Nat "King" How Little We Know Riddle, Nelson P, Prod 7386 Cole, Nat "King" Hundreds and Thousands of Girls Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10194 Cole, Nat "King" I Envy Riddle, Nelson SC 4553 Cole, Nat "King" I'll Never Settle For Legs Riddle, Nelson SC + P 5008 Cole, Nat "King" I'm Shootin' High Riddle, Nelson P 7379 Cole, Nat "King" In Love Again Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10187 Cole, Nat "King" It's A Beautiful Evening Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10193 Cole, Nat "King" Joe Turner's Blues Riddle, Nelson Prod 8055 Cole, Nat "King" Just As Much As Ever Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8071 Cole, Nat "King" Las Mananitas Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8240 Cole, Nat "King" Lisbon Antigua Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8237 Cole, Nat "King" Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot Riddle, Nelson SC 4543 Cole, Nat "King" Little Fingers Riddle, Nelson SC 4552 Cole, Nat "King" Lovelight Riddle, Nelson SC 3553 Cole, Nat "King" Lovesville Riddle, Nelson To Whom It My Concern SC + P 8214 Cole, Nat "King" Love-Wise Riddle, Nelson Prod 8411 Cole, Nat "King" Magic is the Moonlight Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8238 Cole, Nat "King" Maria Elena Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8236 Cole, Nat "King" Marilyn Riddle, Nelson SC 4830 Cole, Nat "King" Memphis Blues Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8059 Cole, Nat "King" Morning Star Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8062 Cole, Nat "King" Mother Nature Riddle, Nelson SC 4195 Cole, Nat "King" My First and Last Love Riddle, Nelson SC 3552 Cole, Nat "King" Noche De Ronda Riddle, Nelson SC 8215 Cole, Nat "King" One Sun Riddle, Nelson P 7394 Cole, Nat "King" Pick Up Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10190 Cole, Nat "King" Return To Paradise Riddle, Nelson SC 4493 Cole, Nat "King" Rheingold Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8066 Cole, Nat "King" Rheingold (Honeysuckle Rose) Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8067 Cole, Nat "King" Rheingold Beer Commercial (Ab & G versions) Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8068 Cole, Nat "King" Should I? Riddle, Nelson Drums 7383 Cole, Nat "King" Sleeping Beauty Riddle, Nelson SC 4006 Cole, Nat "King" Small Towns are Smile Towns Riddle, Nelson SC 4014 Cole, Nat "King" Someone In Love Riddle, Nelson P, Prod 7382 Cole, Nat "King" St. Louis Blues Riddle, Nelson SC 8054 Cole, Nat "King" Stay Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8063 Cole, Nat "King" Stay With It Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10186 Cole, Nat "King" Sweet William Riddle, Nelson SC 4005 Cole, Nat "King" Tangerine Riddle, Nelson P 7380 Cole, Nat "King" Tell Her in the Morning Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10192 Cole, Nat "King" Things Riddle, Nelson SC + P 5006 Cole, Nat "King" Too Much Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8212 Cole, Nat "King" Too Soon Riddle, Nelson SC 4015 Cole, Nat "King" True Blue Lou Riddle, Nelson P, Prod 7381 Cole, Nat "King" What To Do Riddle, Nelson SC 4820 Cole, Nat "King" When I Fall In Love Riddle, Nelson SC + P 8304 Cole, Nat "King" When I'm Alone Riddle, Nelson SC 4194 Cole, Nat "King" When Rock and Roll Came To Trinidad Riddle, Nelson Nat 7631 Cole, Nat "King" Why Riddle, Nelson SC 4554 Cole, Nat "King" Why Can't We Try Again? Riddle, Nelson SC 4492 Cole, Nat "King" World of No Return Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10188 Cole, Nat "King" Wouldn't You Know? Riddle, Nelson Wild Is Love Prod 10185 Cole, Nat "King" Yellow Dog Blues Riddle, Nelson Prod 8056 Cole, Nat "King" You're Wrong, All Wrong Riddle, Nelson SC 4542 Dinning, Lou Again And Again Riddle, Nelson SC 3860 Dinning, Lou Torment Riddle, Nelson SC 3861 Garland, Judy Day In, Day Out Riddle, Nelson Judy In Love Prod 8154 Garland, Judy This is It Riddle, Nelson Judy In Love Prod 8153 Hutton, Betty Goin' Steady Riddle, Nelson SC 4489 Hutton, Betty Long Way, The Riddle, Nelson SC 4490 Hutton, Betty No Matter How You Say Goodbye Riddle, Nelson SC 4491 Hutton, Betty Wanderin' Eyes Riddle, Nelson SC 4488 Jordan, Louis You Do Something To Me Riddle, Nelson Can Can Prod 9851 June Tattoo Riddle, Nelson SC 3987 Leonetti, Tommy And Still I Love You Riddle, Nelson 2716 SC 4772 Leonetti, Tommy Every Minute Of The Day Riddle, Nelson SC 4769 Leonetti, Tommy Gone Away Riddle, Nelson SC 4770 Leonetti, Tommy I Only Have Eyes For You Riddle, Nelson SC 4771 Leonetti, Tommy I'm Available Riddle, Nelson 2716 SC 4775 Leonetti, Tommy Love Is The Thing Riddle, Nelson SC 4774 Leonetti, Tommy No You Riddle, Nelson SC 4768 Leonetti, Tommy Now Riddle, Nelson SC 4773 Lewis, Jerry Crazy Words - Crazy Tune Riddle, Nelson 2141 SC + P 3906 Lewis, Jerry I Can't Carry A Tune Riddle, Nelson P 3905 Lewis, Jerry I Love Girls Riddle, Nelson 1868 SC 3623 Lewis, Jerry Lay Somethin' On the Bar Riddle, Nelson 1868 SC 3622 Lewis, Jerry Say What They Mean Riddle, Nelson SC 3991 Lewis, Jerry Somebody Goofed Riddle, Nelson SC 3989 Lewis, Jerry Strictly For the Birds Riddle, Nelson 2317 SC + P 3904 Lewis, Jerry Y-Y-Y-Yup! Riddle, Nelson 2576 SC 4445 Lewis, Jerry & "Patty" If You Loved Me Truly Riddle, Nelson 2481 SC 4438 MacKinsie, Giselle One Who Broke My Heart, The Riddle, Nelson SC + P 13718 MacKinsie, Giselle Song of Songs, The Riddle, Nelson SC 4549 MacKinsie, Giselle Walkin' Tune, A Riddle, Nelson SC + P 4550 Manning, Bob Any Questions? Riddle, Nelson SC 4792 Manning, Bob Goodbye Riddle, Nelson SC 4791 Manning, Bob I Wasn't There With You Riddle, Nelson SC 4788 Manning, Bob That's A Me N' My Love Riddle, Nelson SC 4790 Manning, Bob Why Didn't You Tell Me? Riddle, Nelson SC 4789 Martin, Dean For Sentimental Reasons, (I Love You) Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11336 Martin, Dean A Hundred Years From Today Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11334 Martin, Dean Ain't That A Kick in the Head (D & Eb versions) Riddle, Nelson 4420 1SC(Eb) + 2P 9941 Martin, Dean All in a Night's Work Riddle, Nelson 4551 SC + P 10811 Martin, Dean Amor Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11327 Martin, Dean Be An Angel Riddle, Nelson unissued SC + P 10715 Martin, Dean Bella Bella Bambina Riddle, Nelson unissued SC + P 10712 Martin, Dean Bella Bimba, (Ma Come Bali) Riddle, Nelson 1811 SC 3592 Martin, Dean Bet-I-Cha Riddle, Nelson 2071 SC 3857 Martin, Dean Blue Smoke (Kohu-Auwahi) Riddle, Nelson 1885 SC 3641 Martin, Dean Cha Cha Cha D'Amour (aka "Melodie D'Amour") Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11329 Martin, Dean Girl Named Mary and a Boy Named Bill, A Riddle, Nelson Dean Martin Sings SC 4163 Martin, Dean Guiggiola Riddle, Nelson unissued SC + P 10713 Martin, Dean Hangin' Around With You Riddle, Nelson 1797 SC 3560 Martin, Dean Hear My Heart (Sente le Coure) Riddle, Nelson unissued SC + P 10714 Martin, Dean Heaven Can Wait Riddle, Nelson This Time I'm Swingin' ST 1442 SC + P 9945 Martin, Dean Hominy Grits Riddle, Nelson 2165 SC 3974 Martin, Dean I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me Riddle, Nelson This Time I'm Swingin' ST 1442 SC + P 9944 Martin, Dean I Feel A Song Comin' On Riddle, Nelson Dean Martin Sings SC 4161 Martin, Dean I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze Riddle, Nelson Dean Martin Sings SC 4162 Martin, Dean I Love You Much Too Much Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11330 Martin, Dean I Wish You Love Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11333 Martin, Dean If Love Is Good To Me Riddle, Nelson Cha Cha de Amor ST 1702 SC + P 11337 Martin, Dean Imagination
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