Apr 20, 1948, Hollywood - _Somebody Else, Not Me_ - James F. Hanley (music) & Ballard MacDonald (words) - Frank Bruno, trumpet; Pee Wee Hunt, trombone, vocal; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Carl Fischer, piano; Harvey Chernap, bass; Glenn Walker, drums. => Side A: _Twelfth Street Rag_ (Pee Wee's biggest hit) *James F.* rederick *Hanley* (February 17, 1892 - February 8, 1942) was an American songwriter and author. Hanley was born in Rensselaer, Indiana on February 17, 1892. He attended Champion College and the Chicago Musical College. He served with the United States Army 82nd Division in World War I and during his military service he wrote an army musical show called _Toot Sweet._ On his discharge Hanley became a vaudeville accompanist. He went on to write songs for film and theater including many Broadway productions. He worked with numerous artists, most notably Buddy DeSylva, Edward Madden, Eddie Dowling, Percy Wenrich, Theodore F. Morse and Ballard MacDonald. Hanley is best remembered for the hit songs "(Back Home Again in) Indiana" (1917), "Second Hand Rose" (1921) and "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" (1934). For the latter song, Hanley contributed both music and lyrics but for most of his songs he wrote the music alone. He died of a heart attack at his home in Douglaston, Queens, on February 8, 1942, leaving a widow and five children. Hanley was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970. Musical theatre credits Toot Sweet Broadway Robinson Crusoe, Jr. (1916), co-composer with Sigmund Romberg Ziegfeld Follies of 1917 (1917), featured songwriter The Greenwich Village Follies of 1920 (1920), featured songwriter Jim Jam Jems (1920), composer, lyrics by Harry Cort and George Stoddard Ziegfeld Follies of 1921 (1921), featured songwriter Pins and Needles of 1922 (1922), co-composer with Frederick Chappelle, lyrics by Ballard MacDonald and Irving Caesar Spice of 1922 (1922), co-composer with J. Fred Coots and Henry Creamer, lyrics by James Stanley and McElbert Moore Big Boy (1925), co-composer with Joseph Meyer, lyrics by Buddy DeSylva No Foolin' (1926), featured songwriter, lyrics by Gene Buck Honeymoon Lane (1926), composer, lyrics by Eddie Dowling Sidewalks of New York (1927), co-composer, co-author with Eddie Dowling Keep It Clean (1929), co-composer Ziegfeld Follies of 1934 (1934), featured songwriter Thumbs Up! (1934), co-composer with Henry Sullivan Also contributed songs to: Ziegfeld Follies of 1922 (1922) George White's Scandals of 1923 (1923) Innocent Eyes (1924) Gay Paree of 1925 (1925) High Queen (1926) Take the Air (1927) Selected songs "A Cabaret 'Neath the Old Egyptian Moon" "(Back Home Again in) Indiana" "Breeze (Blow My Baby Back to Me)" "Dig a Little Deeper" "Dreaming of Home Sweet Home" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald "Dreams for Sale" "Gee, but I Hate to Go Home Alone" "Good-Bye, My Little Lady" - 1917. L: Joe Goodwin "Half a Moon" "I'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop (Looking for a Place to Fall)" - 1920 "I Wonder What He's Doing To-Night" - 1917. L: Joe Goodwin "I've Got a Ten Day Pass for a Honeymoon (With the Girl I Left Behind)" - 1918. L: Walter Donaldson and Ballard MacDonald "Jersey Walk" "Just a Cottage Small by a Waterfall" "Last Long Flight" - 1920 "Little Bit of Sunshine (From Home)" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald and Joe Goodwin "Little Log Cabin of Dreams" "The Little White House (At the End of Honeymoon Lane)" "Mary Dear" "No Foolin'" "Never Forget to Write Home" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald "Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald "Rose of Washington Square" "Second Hand Rose" - 1921, made popular by Fanny Brice and later associated with Barbra Streisand "Sleepy Valley" "Three Wonderful Letters from Home" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald and Joe Goodwin "War Babies" - 1916. L: Ballard MacDonald and Edward Madden "We'll Be There, on the Land, on the Sea, in the Air" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald "Wherever You Are" "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" - 1934, made popular by Judy Garland; reprised throughout her career. *Ballard MacDonald* (October 15, 1882 - November 17, 1935) was an American lyricist, who was one of the writers of Tin Pan Alley. Born in Portland, Oregon, he was a charter member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). MacDonald wrote lyrics for a song called "Play That Barber-Shop Chord" in 1910, which became a hit with revised lyrics when it was sung in the Ziegfeld Follies by vaudeville star Bert Williams. He subsequently worked with composer Harry Carroll on "On the Mississippi" (1912) and "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" (1912, based on the novel of the same name). He also partnered with James F. Hanley, which produced the 1917 hit "(Back Home Again in) Indiana". In the early 1920s, MacDonald turned his attention to Broadway revues, which in 1924 brought him his most notable musical collaborator in George Gershwin. In 1921 he wrote the lyrics to the musical _Love Birds._ In 1926, MacDonald teamed up with Walter Donaldson to write songs for the Broadway show _Sweetheart Time._ _Thumbs Up!_ was MacDonald's final Broadway show. He died in Forest Hills, New York. Songs 1912 "On the Mississippi" with Harry Carroll 1912 "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" with Harry Carroll 1914 "Fatherland, the Motherland, the Land of My Best Girl" (m: Harry Carroll) 1914 "Tip-Top Tipperary Mary" (m: Harry Carroll) 1914 "War in Snider's Grocery Store" with Hank Hancock & Harry Carroll 1915 "I Wanna Be the Captain or I Won't Play" (m: Alfred Von Tilzer) 1915 "Is That You O'Reilly?" 1915 "Played by a Military Band" (m: Halsey K. Mohr) 1916 "War Babies" with Edward Madden (m: James F. Hanley) 1917 "Back Home Again In" with James F. Hanley 1917 "Mister Butterfly" (m: Leo Edwards) 1917 "Never Forget to Write Home" (m: James F. Hanley) 1917 "Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War" (m: James F. Hanley) 1917 "We'll Be There, on the Land, on the Sea, in the Air" (m: James F. Hanley) 1918 "At the Dixie Military Ball" (m: Harry Carroll) 1918 "Don't You Go and Worry, Mary" (m: Halsey K. Mohr) 1918 "Dreaming of Home Sweet Home" (m: James F. Hanley) 1918 "Father Will Be with Us Soon" (m: Nat Osborne) 1918 "I've Got a Ten Day Pass for a Honeymoon (With the Girl I Left Behind)" with Walter Donaldson (m: James F. Hanley) 1918 "Little Bit of Sunshine (From Home)" with Joe Goodwin (m: James F. Hanley)[2] 1918 "Magic in Your Big Blue Eyes" (m: Nat Osborne) 1918 "Strolling 'Round the Camp with Mary" (m: Nat Osborne) 1918 "Three Wonderful Letters from Home" with Joe Goodwin (m: James F. Hanley)[3] 1918 "With the Rose (I Send This Heart of Mine)" (m: Nat Osborne) 1919 "Another Good Man Gone Wrong" (m: Nat Osborne) 1919 "M'sieur Jimmie (Come and Shake Ze Shimmy)" (m: Nat Osborne) 1919 "On a Little Farm in Normandie" (m: Nat Osborne) 1920 "I Was a Florodora Baby" with Harry Carroll Selective list of song credits "Beautiful Ohio" (MacDonald/Robert A. King), 1918 "Rose of Washington Square" (MacDonald/James F. Hanley) "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" (MacDonald/Leon Jessel), 1922 "Back Home Again in Indiana" (MacDonald/James F. Hanley), 1917 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" (MacDonald/Harry Carroll), 1913 "Play That Barbershop Chord" "Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley!" "Somebody Loves Me" "Bend Down, Sister" "Down in Bom Bombay" "On the Mississippi" "There's a Light That's Burning in the Window of the Little House Upon the Hill"
Thank you Henri !!!! for the names of the personnel and for the interessting story about James Hanley and the lists of his work !!! And ofcourse also for the info about Ballard MacDonald with the lists of his songs !!!! And for all the other informations !!! I wish you a verry nice afternoon ! Greatful greetings from Henk !!!!
Good morning my dearest Henkie !!!!!I hope, you have slept well !!!!!!! Thank you for this nice song with Pee Wee Hunt !!!!!! To day is a grey day, and we are going to get 7 degrees !!!!!!After Noon Jette and I shall be going to The Senior Centre to listen to Harmonikabanden !!!!!! I guess, we are going to sing a lot of Christmas songs !!!!! My sweet friend, I wish Elly and you a lovely Tuesday !!!!!! Your eternal friend Jytte
Helloooooo ! Goodmorning my precious Jytte !!!! Welcome in this new musical week !!!!! Overhere we have 10 degrees and the rest is sh!t ! Hahaha !!!! Thank you for listening to Pee Wee ! It is great that you go with Jette to the Senior center and gonna sing together by the accordeons !!!! Have fun !!!! And Overhere it is Monday my sweet Jytte !!! I wish you a magnificent day !!!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!
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The goodstuff Henkie, a very nice 50s recording!
Thank you Greg !!!!
Apr 20, 1948, Hollywood - _Somebody Else, Not Me_ - James F. Hanley (music) & Ballard MacDonald (words) - Frank Bruno, trumpet; Pee Wee Hunt, trombone, vocal; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Carl Fischer, piano; Harvey Chernap, bass; Glenn Walker, drums. => Side A: _Twelfth Street Rag_ (Pee Wee's biggest hit)
*James F.* rederick *Hanley* (February 17, 1892 - February 8, 1942) was an American songwriter and author.
Hanley was born in Rensselaer, Indiana on February 17, 1892. He attended Champion College and the Chicago Musical College.
He served with the United States Army 82nd Division in World War I and during his military service he wrote an army musical show called _Toot Sweet._
On his discharge Hanley became a vaudeville accompanist. He went on to write songs for film and theater including many Broadway productions. He worked with numerous artists, most notably Buddy DeSylva, Edward Madden, Eddie Dowling, Percy Wenrich, Theodore F. Morse and Ballard MacDonald.
Hanley is best remembered for the hit songs "(Back Home Again in) Indiana" (1917), "Second Hand Rose" (1921) and "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" (1934). For the latter song, Hanley contributed both music and lyrics but for most of his songs he wrote the music alone.
He died of a heart attack at his home in Douglaston, Queens, on February 8, 1942, leaving a widow and five children. Hanley was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970.
Musical theatre credits
Toot Sweet
Broadway
Robinson Crusoe, Jr. (1916), co-composer with Sigmund Romberg
Ziegfeld Follies of 1917 (1917), featured songwriter
The Greenwich Village Follies of 1920 (1920), featured songwriter
Jim Jam Jems (1920), composer, lyrics by Harry Cort and George Stoddard
Ziegfeld Follies of 1921 (1921), featured songwriter
Pins and Needles of 1922 (1922), co-composer with Frederick Chappelle, lyrics by Ballard MacDonald and Irving Caesar
Spice of 1922 (1922), co-composer with J. Fred Coots and Henry Creamer, lyrics by James Stanley and McElbert Moore
Big Boy (1925), co-composer with Joseph Meyer, lyrics by Buddy DeSylva
No Foolin' (1926), featured songwriter, lyrics by Gene Buck
Honeymoon Lane (1926), composer, lyrics by Eddie Dowling
Sidewalks of New York (1927), co-composer, co-author with Eddie Dowling
Keep It Clean (1929), co-composer
Ziegfeld Follies of 1934 (1934), featured songwriter
Thumbs Up! (1934), co-composer with Henry Sullivan
Also contributed songs to:
Ziegfeld Follies of 1922 (1922)
George White's Scandals of 1923 (1923)
Innocent Eyes (1924)
Gay Paree of 1925 (1925)
High Queen (1926)
Take the Air (1927)
Selected songs
"A Cabaret 'Neath the Old Egyptian Moon"
"(Back Home Again in) Indiana"
"Breeze (Blow My Baby Back to Me)"
"Dig a Little Deeper"
"Dreaming of Home Sweet Home" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald
"Dreams for Sale"
"Gee, but I Hate to Go Home Alone"
"Good-Bye, My Little Lady" - 1917. L: Joe Goodwin
"Half a Moon"
"I'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop (Looking for a Place to Fall)" - 1920
"I Wonder What He's Doing To-Night" - 1917. L: Joe Goodwin
"I've Got a Ten Day Pass for a Honeymoon (With the Girl I Left Behind)" - 1918. L: Walter Donaldson and Ballard MacDonald
"Jersey Walk"
"Just a Cottage Small by a Waterfall"
"Last Long Flight" - 1920
"Little Bit of Sunshine (From Home)" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald and Joe Goodwin
"Little Log Cabin of Dreams"
"The Little White House (At the End of Honeymoon Lane)"
"Mary Dear"
"No Foolin'"
"Never Forget to Write Home" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald
"Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald
"Rose of Washington Square"
"Second Hand Rose" - 1921, made popular by Fanny Brice and later associated with Barbra Streisand
"Sleepy Valley"
"Three Wonderful Letters from Home" - 1918. L: Ballard MacDonald and Joe Goodwin
"War Babies" - 1916. L: Ballard MacDonald and Edward Madden
"We'll Be There, on the Land, on the Sea, in the Air" - 1917. L: Ballard MacDonald
"Wherever You Are"
"Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" - 1934, made popular by Judy Garland; reprised throughout her career.
*Ballard MacDonald* (October 15, 1882 - November 17, 1935) was an American lyricist, who was one of the writers of Tin Pan Alley.
Born in Portland, Oregon, he was a charter member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP).
MacDonald wrote lyrics for a song called "Play That Barber-Shop Chord" in 1910, which became a hit with revised lyrics when it was sung in the Ziegfeld Follies by vaudeville star Bert Williams. He subsequently worked with composer Harry Carroll on "On the Mississippi" (1912) and "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" (1912, based on the novel of the same name). He also partnered with James F. Hanley, which produced the 1917 hit "(Back Home Again in) Indiana".
In the early 1920s, MacDonald turned his attention to Broadway revues, which in 1924 brought him his most notable musical collaborator in George Gershwin. In 1921 he wrote the lyrics to the musical _Love Birds._ In 1926, MacDonald teamed up with Walter Donaldson to write songs for the Broadway show _Sweetheart Time._
_Thumbs Up!_ was MacDonald's final Broadway show. He died in Forest Hills, New York.
Songs
1912 "On the Mississippi" with Harry Carroll
1912 "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" with Harry Carroll
1914 "Fatherland, the Motherland, the Land of My Best Girl" (m: Harry Carroll)
1914 "Tip-Top Tipperary Mary" (m: Harry Carroll)
1914 "War in Snider's Grocery Store" with Hank Hancock & Harry Carroll
1915 "I Wanna Be the Captain or I Won't Play" (m: Alfred Von Tilzer)
1915 "Is That You O'Reilly?"
1915 "Played by a Military Band" (m: Halsey K. Mohr)
1916 "War Babies" with Edward Madden (m: James F. Hanley)
1917 "Back Home Again In" with James F. Hanley
1917 "Mister Butterfly" (m: Leo Edwards)
1917 "Never Forget to Write Home" (m: James F. Hanley)
1917 "Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War" (m: James F. Hanley)
1917 "We'll Be There, on the Land, on the Sea, in the Air" (m: James F. Hanley)
1918 "At the Dixie Military Ball" (m: Harry Carroll)
1918 "Don't You Go and Worry, Mary" (m: Halsey K. Mohr)
1918 "Dreaming of Home Sweet Home" (m: James F. Hanley)
1918 "Father Will Be with Us Soon" (m: Nat Osborne)
1918 "I've Got a Ten Day Pass for a Honeymoon (With the Girl I Left Behind)" with Walter Donaldson (m: James F. Hanley)
1918 "Little Bit of Sunshine (From Home)" with Joe Goodwin (m: James F. Hanley)[2]
1918 "Magic in Your Big Blue Eyes" (m: Nat Osborne)
1918 "Strolling 'Round the Camp with Mary" (m: Nat Osborne)
1918 "Three Wonderful Letters from Home" with Joe Goodwin (m: James F. Hanley)[3]
1918 "With the Rose (I Send This Heart of Mine)" (m: Nat Osborne)
1919 "Another Good Man Gone Wrong" (m: Nat Osborne)
1919 "M'sieur Jimmie (Come and Shake Ze Shimmy)" (m: Nat Osborne)
1919 "On a Little Farm in Normandie" (m: Nat Osborne)
1920 "I Was a Florodora Baby" with Harry Carroll
Selective list of song credits
"Beautiful Ohio" (MacDonald/Robert A. King), 1918
"Rose of Washington Square" (MacDonald/James F. Hanley)
"The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" (MacDonald/Leon Jessel), 1922
"Back Home Again in Indiana" (MacDonald/James F. Hanley), 1917
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" (MacDonald/Harry Carroll), 1913
"Play That Barbershop Chord"
"Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley!"
"Somebody Loves Me"
"Bend Down, Sister"
"Down in Bom Bombay"
"On the Mississippi"
"There's a Light That's Burning in the Window of the Little House Upon the Hill"
Thank you Henri !!!! for the names of the personnel and for the interessting story about James Hanley and the lists of his work !!! And ofcourse also for the info about Ballard MacDonald with the lists of his songs !!!! And for all the other informations !!! I wish you a verry nice afternoon ! Greatful greetings from Henk !!!!
Good morning my dearest Henkie !!!!!I hope, you have slept well !!!!!!! Thank you for this nice song with Pee Wee Hunt !!!!!! To day is a grey day, and we are going to get 7 degrees !!!!!!After Noon Jette and I shall be going to The Senior Centre to listen to Harmonikabanden !!!!!! I guess, we are going to sing a lot of Christmas songs !!!!! My sweet friend, I wish Elly and you a lovely Tuesday !!!!!! Your eternal friend Jytte
Helloooooo ! Goodmorning my precious Jytte !!!! Welcome in this new musical week !!!!! Overhere we have 10 degrees and the rest is sh!t ! Hahaha !!!! Thank you for listening to Pee Wee ! It is great that you go with Jette to the Senior center and gonna sing together by the accordeons !!!! Have fun !!!! And Overhere it is Monday my sweet Jytte !!! I wish you a magnificent day !!!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!
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