Selected additional 1930s hits, standards, and other notable songs

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These are selected songs not included in my annual standards and hits pages. Some appear in other Songbook feature pages, as noted. However, some songs included in other features covering the 1930s may not be included here.

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30 — Blue Is the Night
30 — Ten Cents a Dance
30 — Dancing on the Ceiling
30 — assorted 1930 hits, samples— Samples of hits found in this video not included elsewhere on the site include “Fool Me Some More,” “Words Can’t Express What I Feel,” “Blue Is the Night,” “Poor Lil Me,” “The Man From the South,” “I Owe You,” “Corrine, Corrina,” “Eleven Thirty Saturday Night,” “Little White Lies,” “‘I Just Couldn’t Take It, Baby,” “In Dat Morning”
31 — Dream a Little Dream of Me – Ozzie Nelson & his Orchestra
33 — Temptation
34 — All I Do is Dream of You
34 — Stars Fell on Alabama – Billie Holiday
36 — I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
36 — I Got the Spring Fever Blues (Sue Werner, Kay Werner, Dave Bauer) —
37 — The Lady is a Tramp
37 – Spring Cleaning — recorded by Fats Waller and his Rhythm — quote: “No, lady, we can’t haul your ashes for 25 cents. That’s bad business!”
38 — I’m Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key) – Billie Holiday and her Orchestra
38 — I’ll Be Seeing You (m. Sammy Fain, w. Irving Kahal) – 1958 recording by Jo Stafford, below