The greatest songs of George Gershwin
Publisher: Chappell & Co.
Published: 1979
Place of publication: [New York?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Motion picture music; Excerpts; Vocal scores with piano; Musicals; Operas
Work titles: Musicals
Notes: Musical comedy, motion picture, and opera excerpts; acc. arr. for piano.

At head of title: Summertime.
Table of contents: title: All the livelong day (and the long, long night); title: The Back Bay polka; title: Bess you is my woman; title: (I've got) Beginner's luck; title: By Strauss; title: A foggy day; title: For you, for me, for evermore; title: I can't be bothered now; title: I got plenty o' nuttin'; title: I love to rhyme; title: I was doing all right; title: It ain't necessarily so; title: The jolly tar and the milk maid; title: Just another rhumba; title: Let's call the whole thing off; title: Love is here to stay; title: Love walked in; title: My man's gone now; title: Nice work if you can get it; title: Oh Bess, oh where's my Bess; title: Promenade (piano solo); title: The real American folk song (is a rag); title: Shall we dance; title: Slap that bass; title: Sophia; title: Summertime; title: There's a boat dat's leavin' soon for New York; title: They all laughed; title: They can't take that away from me; title: A woman is a sometime thing.