Songwriters Hall of FameInducted 1970 | ASCAP Writer

Oklahoma!

From The Sullivan Years: The Best of Broadway, Vol. 1 (TVT Records # 9436-2, 1992)

June Is Bustin’ Out All Over

Performed by: Celeste Holm
From The Sullivan Years: The Best of Broadway, Vol. 2 (TVT Records # 9439-2, 1993)
Recorded May 2, 1954

Getting To Know You

Performed by: Gertrude Lawrence
From The Sullivan Years: The Best of Broadway, Vol. 1 (TVT Records # 9436-2, 1992)

Edelweiss

Performed by: Harry Connick Jr.
From Songs I Heard (Columbia CK 86077, 2001)

Do-Re-Mi

Performed by: Harry Connick Jr.
From Songs I Heard (Columbia CK 86077, 2001)

Some Enchanted Evening

Performed by: Frank Sinatra
From Frank Sinatra Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein (Columbia CK 64661, 1996)
Recorded February 28, 1949
Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl

You’ll Never Walk Alone

Performed by: Frank Sinatra
From Frank Sinatra Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein (Columbia CK 64661, 1996)
Recorded May 1, 1945
Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl

If I Loved You

Performed by: Frank Sinatra
From Frank Sinatra Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein (Columbia CK 64661, 1996)
Recorded May 1, 1945
Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl

Oh, What A Beautiful Morning!

Performed by: Frank Sinatra
From Frank Sinatra Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein (Columbia CK 64661, 1996)
Recorded January 8, 1944, CBS Broadcast
Orchestra under the direction of Mark Warnow, arranged by Axel Stordahl

A Kiss To Build A Dream On

Performed by: Louis Armstrong
From The Best of Louis Armstrong (MCA Records MCAD-11940)
Recorded July 24, 1951, New York City
With Sy Oliver's Orchestra

Bill

Performed by: Lena Horne
From The Quintessential Lena Horne (The Soundtrack Factory SFCD 33514, 1999)
Recorded Recordings made between 1941 and 1949

Why Was I Born

Performed by: Lena Horne
From The Quintessential Lena Horne (The Soundtrack Factory SFCD 33514, 1999)
Recorded Recordings made between 1941 and 1949

Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man

Performed by: Lena Horne
From The Quintessential Lena Horne (The Soundtrack Factory SFCD 33514, 1999)
Recorded Recordings made between 1941 and 1949

Lover, Come Back To Me

Performed by: Billie Holiday
From Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Carmen McRae At Newport (Verve Music Group 314 559 809-2, 2000)
Recorded July 6, 1957, Freebody Park, Newport, RI
With Mal Waldron, Joe Benjamin, Jo Jones

All the Things You Are

Performed by: Sarah Vaughan
From Sarah Vaughan: Verve Jazz Masters 18 (Polygram Records, Inc. 314 518 199-2, 1994)
Recorded October 30, 1956, New York
With Hal Mooney's Orchestra