1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: When There’s A Breeze On Lake Louise - Freddy Martin (Clyde Rogers, voc)
"There's a Breeze on Lake Louise" from The Mayor of 44th Street - Freddy Martin and His Orchestra
There's a Breeze on Lake Louise from ''The Mayor of 44th Street''
When There's a Breeze on Lake Louise
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Always In My Heart - Glenn Miller (Ray Eberle, vocal)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Love Is A Song - Teddy Powell (Peggy Mann, vocal)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: How About You? - Tommy Dorsey (Frank Sinatra, vocal)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Pennies For Peppino (soundtrack version)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: (I’ve Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo - Glenn Miller (Tex, Marion & Mods, vocal)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Dearly Beloved - Dinah Shore
1941 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Dolores - Tommy Dorsey (Frank Sinatra & the Pied Pipers, vocal)
1943 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old - Jimmy Dorsey (Kitty Kallen, vocal)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Pig-Foot Pete - Dolly Dawn
1943 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Change Of Heart - John Carroll (movie soundtrack)
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: I’ve Heard That Song Before - Harry James (Helen Forrest, vocal)
1944 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Long Ago And Far Away - Dick Haymes & Helen Forrest
1941 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Baby Mine - Jane Froman
1944 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: I’ll Walk Alone - Dinah Shore (a cappella)
1953 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Sadie Thompson’s Song (Blue Pacific Blues) (soundtrack--Jo Ann Greer)
1945 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG: Love Letters - Dick Haymes
