100 Years Of Popular Music chronicles the greatest music of the last century. This book contains more than 70 songs from the 1940s arranged for piano, voice and guitar, providing a fascinating insight into the music of the era. A listing of new inventions first seen during the 1940s is also included. Also Available: 100 Years Of Popular Music 1930s Volume 1 (Piano/Voice/Guitar) 100 Years Of Popular Music 1940s Volume 2 (Piano/Voice/Guitar) 100 Years Of Popular Music 1930s Volume 2 (Piano/Voice/Guitar) Contents: A Gal In Calico A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square All Of Sudden My Heart Sings Almost Like Being In Love The Anniversary Waltz As Time Goes By Be My Love Bewitched Blueberry Hill Coming Home Dance Ballerina Dance Don’t Fence Me In Don’t Get Around Much Anymore Down In The Glen Dream Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye How About You How Are Things In Glocca Morra? How Can You Buy Killarney How High The Moon I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire I Don’t Want To Walk Without You I Know Why And So Do You I Love You For Sentimental Reasons I Remember You I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi Like You Very Much I’ll Be Seeing You I’ll Close My Eyes I’ll Make Up For Ev’rything I’ll Walk Alone In The Mood It Might As Well Be Spring (State Fair I’ve Heard That Song Before Laura Let There Be Love Lilli Marlene Long Ago (And Far Away) Mam’selle Maybe It’s Because I’m A Londoner Mona Lisa Moonlight Becomes You The More I See You My Foolish Heart Near You Now Is The Hour Our Love Affair Paper Doll Pistol Packin’ Mama Red Roses For A Blue Lady Room Five-Hundred-And-Four Sand In My Shoes Scarlet Ribbons Sentimental Journey Taking A Chance On Love Tangerine Tenderly That Lovely Weekend That Lucky Old Sun That Old Black Magic The Gipsy The Heather On The Hill The Last Time I Saw Paris The Nearness Of You The Sea (La Mer) The Stars Will Remember The Trolley Song There Goes That Song Again Time After Time We’ll Gather Lilacs We’ll Keep A Welcome When You Wish Upon A Star Whispering Grass The White Cliffs Of Dover Yes My Darling Daughter You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To You’ll Never Know Yours You’ve Done Something To My Heart Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah.
