Juke box Saturday night
Subtitle: a nostalgic look at the hit songs and times of 1935-1945
By: folio design and introductions by Lee Snider
Publisher: Chappell & Co.
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: Popular music
Other titles: Hit songs and times of 1935-1945
Notes: With piano acc.

Includes introductory notes for the songs of each year.
Table of contents: title: At long last love; title: A beautiful lady in blue; title: Bewitched; title: Blueberry Hill; title: Buckle down, Winsocki; title: By myself; title: Could it be you; title: Darling, je vous aime beaucoup; title: Do I love you?; title: Easy to love; title: Ev'rything I love; title: Ev'ry time we say goodbye; title: Falling in love with love; title: A foggy day; title: Friendship; title: Goodbye little darlin', goodbye; title: Harbor lights; title: How high the moon; title: I can dream, can't I?; title: I can't get started; title: I concentrate on you; title: I didn't know what time it was; title: I could write a book; title: I see your face before me; title: If it's the last thing I do; title: In the still of the night; title: It's de-lovely; title: I've got you under my skin; title: Juke box Saturday night; title: The lady is a tramp; title: Little old lady; title: Love walked in; title: My funny Valentine; title: My heart belongs to Daddy; title: My ship; title: Nice work if you can get it; title: Right as the rain; title: September song; title: Sleepy lagoon; title: Speak low; title: A star fell out of heaven; title: Strange music; title: A string of pearl; title: Summertime; title: Symphony; title: There's a small hotel; title: This can't be love; title: This is new; title: Wishing (Will make it so); title: You'd be so nice to come home to.