Here's part 3 of 3 in the Popular Songs Of 1947 series. Plenty to see and hear here, folks. Enjoy! ~ JH
1) Bing Crosby ~ “But Beautiful”
2) Merle Travis ~ “Steel Guitar Rag”
3) The Mills Brothers ~ “Across The Alley From The Alamo”
4) Dorothy Shay ~ “Feudin’ And Fightin’”
5) Frankie Laine ~ “Two Loves Have I”
6) Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra ft. Billy Williams ~ “The Old Lamplighter”
7) Eddy Arnold ~ “To My Sorrow”
8) The Andrew Sisters & Danny Kaye ~ “Civilization”
9) Buddy Clark ft. Ray Noble & His Orchestra ~ “Linda”
10) Dinah Shore ~ “How Soon Will I Be Seeing You?”
11) Frank Sinatra ~ “Mean To Me”
12) Ernest Tubb ~ “Don’t Look Now”
13) Jo Stafford ~ “Make Believe”
14) Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five ~ “Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens”
15) Tex Williams ~ “Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)”
16) Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians ft. Kenny Gardner ~ “Frankie And Johnny”
17) Georgia Gibbs ~ “Fool That I Am”
18) Red Foley & The Cumberland Valley Boys ~ “Freight Train Boogie”
19) Art Lund ~ “Mam’selle”
20) Jimmie Davis ~ “Bang Bang”
21) Freddy Martin and his Orchestra ft. Stuart Wade ~ “Managua, Nicaragua”
22) Eddy Arnold ~ “Bouquet Of Roses”
23) Roy Brown ~ “Good Rockin’ Tonight” (This guy was ahead of his time. Sounds remarkably similar to the earliest rock and roll tunes that would come out a full decade later.)
24) Frankie Laine ~ “On The Sunny Side Of The Street”
25) Mary Martin ~ “Almost Like Being In Love”
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