Best American Standard
"Tennessee Waltz" is a popular song written by Pee Wee King and Redd Stewart in 1946 and first recorded by their band, Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys. The song achieved its greatest commercial impact through Patti Page's 1950 recording, which topped Billboard charts and sold millions of co...
Tenderly is a popular song and jazz standard composed in 1946 by Walter Gross, with lyrics written by Jack Lawrence. Written in a 3/4 waltz time signature, the piece features a flowing, lyrical melody that made it a favorite among jazz musicians. It became widely recognized after Rosemary Clooney re...
“Emily” is a waltz written by Johnny Mandel specifically for the 1964 film *The Americanization of Emily*. The piece gained recognition through its nomination for an Academy Award for Best Original Song and remains notable within American standard jazz music from the 20th century. It’s frequently pe...
Sammy Fain’s “Alice in Wonderland” is a jazz waltz originally written for the 1951 Disney animated film. The piece gained prominence through subsequent interpretations and recordings by prominent jazz musicians including Bill Evans. It remains a notable standard within American jazz, frequently perf...
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What's New is a popular jazz standard originally composed as an instrumental by Bob Haggart in 1938. Lyricist Johnny Burke later added words to the melody, transforming it into a vocal piece characterized by its triple meter or waltz rhythm. The song has been widely recorded by numerous prominent ja...
Published in 1930 by Wayne King and Gus Kahn, this romantic dance tune earned Wayne King his nickname, 'The Waltz King,' during the American big band era.
Beautiful Ohio is a waltz published in 1918, with music by Robert A. King, who used the name Mary Earl, and lyrics by Ballard MacDonald. The original song was a romantic popular number; Ohio later adopted it as the state song in 1969, and state law now identifies special state lyrics by Wilbert B. M...
Written in 1950 by Dave Franklin and Al Dubin, this traditional pop ballad invokes nostalgic memories and became a popular standard for wedding celebrations.
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