Lullaby of Broadway

"Academy Award winner for the Best Movie Song of 1935, it's also one of the finest songs celebrating New York's Great White Way. In its original "Gold Diggers" form, the song became a brilliant production number designed by dance director Busby Berkeley; the ten minutes-plus production number literally illustrating the daily routine of a Broadway babe, sleeping by day and painting the town by night. The soundtrack recording from "Gold Diggers of 1935" features the tap dancing by the Busby Berkeley hoofers and it actually made the British pop singles chart in 1976!





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	This version is sung by Wini Shaw
	This version is sung by Wini Shaw
"Academy Award winner for the Best Movie Song of 1935, it's also one of the finest songs celebrating New York's Great White Way. In its original "Gold Diggers" form, the song became a brilliant production number designed by dance director Busby Berkeley; the ten minutes-plus production number literally illustrating the daily routine of a Broadway babe, sleeping by day and painting the town by night. The soundtrack recording from "Gold Diggers of 1935" features the tap dancing by the Busby Berkeley hoofers and it actually made the British pop singles chart in 1976!
Songwriters: Harry Warren, Al Dubin Show(s) Forty-Second Street (1980) Cast Album : RCA Performer(s): Jerry Orbach Movie(s) Gold Diggers Of 1935 (Warner Bros. Pictures : 1935) Performer(s): Dick Powell, Winifred Shaw Lullaby Of Broadway (Warner Bros. Pictures : 1951) Performer(s): Doris Day, Gene Nelson Radio Days (Orion Pictures Corporation : 1987) Performer(s): Richard Himber US Hit Record(s) Bob Crosby, Dorsey Brothers Orchestra - (Decca Records : 1935) - (# 1 Pop 1935) Little Jack Little - (Columbia Records : 1935) - (# 5 Pop 1935) Reginald Foresythe And His Orchestra - (Columbia Records : 1935) - (# 11 Pop 1935) Hal Kemp And His Orchestra, Bob Allen - (Brunswick Records : 1935) - (# 14 Pop 1935) Chick Bullock And His Orchestra - (Melotone Records : 1935) - (# 19 Pop 1935) Other Recording(s) Bette Midler - (Atlantic Records) The Andrews Sisters - (MCA Records, Inc.) Ted Heath And His Music - (London Records) Tommy Dorsey - (MCA Records, Inc.) Doris Day, Harry James - (Columbia Records) Tony Bennett - (Columbia Records) David Rose And His Orchestra - (RCA Records) Georgie Auld - (Coral Records) Tom Cooper - (Hindsight Records) Peter Duchin - (Fortune Records) Don Fagerquist Octet - (V.S.O.P. Records) Andre Previn - (RCA Records) Jimmy Roselli - (M & R Records) Winifred Shaw - (Columbia Records) Matty Matlock And The Paducah Patrol - (Warner Bros. Records) Felix Slatkin And His Orchestra - (Liberty Records) The King Brothers - (EMI Records Group North America) Connie Francis - (MGM Records) Gus Farney - (Warner Bros. Records) Victor Silvester Strings - (EMI Records Group North America) Jonah Jones Quartet - (Capitol Records, Inc.) David Essex - (K-Tel International (USA), Inc.) Stan Kenton And His Orchestra - (Capitol Records, Inc.) Caterina Valente, Eddie Fisher - (RCA Records) David Rose And His Orchestra Ella Fitzgerald The Boswell Sisters - (Decca Records) Dick Powell - (Columbia Records) Cast: 42nd Street - (RCA Records)