Dorothy Fields
Dorothy Fields, born in Allenhurst, New Jersey, on 15 July 1905, was a
librettist and lyricist. Her breakthrough came in 1928 when she wrote lyrics for
Blackbirds of 1928 with composer Jimmy McHugh, beginning collaborations that
produced songs including “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love” and “On the Sunny
Side of the Street.” Over nearly five decades, Fields wrote more than 400 songs
for Broadway and Hollywood, including the Oscar-winning “The Way You Look
Tonight” and “Pick Yourself Up.” She also wrote the books for Annie Get Your Gun
and Redhead, and later collaborated with C...
On the Sunny Side of the StreetJudy Garland, Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields
Double
I Can't Give You Anything But LoveDorothy Fields and James McHugh
American Songbook Series
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On the Sunny Side of the Street
Dorothy FieldsAmerican Songbook Series
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Let's Begin [From Roberta][#]Fred Astaire, Dorothy Fields and Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers at RKO
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Close as Pages in a Book
Dorothy FieldsAmerican Songbook Series
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Don't Blame MeGeorge Gee Swing Orchestra, Michael Hashim, Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields, David Gibson, Andy Gravish, Patience Higgins, George Gee, David Darlington, Chris Latona, Glen Forrest, Colin Mohnacs, Steve Einerson, Freddie Hendrix, Malik McLaurine and Anthony Nelson Jr
Nice Work If You Can Get It
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