Jerome Kern, the man and his music
Subtitle: in story, picture and song
By: produced and written by Hugh Fordin ; music arranged and edited by Dan Fox ; arranged for piano, organ, guitar
Contributors: Fordin, Hugh, 1935-; Fox, Dan, 1931-
Publisher: T.B. Harms Co.; Cimino Pub. Inc, exclusive music trade distributor
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Santa Monica; Farmingdale, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Motion picture music; Musicals; Arranged Excerpts
Work titles: Vocal music
Notes: Excerpts from musicals and motion pictures; music by Jerome Kern, words by various lyricists.

Arr. for piano or organ; with words and chord symbols.

Lyrics printed as interlinear words.

Background notes and photos for each Broadway or Hollywood production precede most selections.

Includes "Jerome Kern : the man and his music": p. 4-8 ; and eulogy by Oscar Hammerstein II,  "My friend Jerome Kern": p. 192.
Table of contents: title: Kern on Broadway. How'd you like to spoon with me?; title: They didn't believe me; title: Till the clouds roll by; title: Go little boat; title: Look for the silver lining; title: Who; title: Bill; title: Why do I love you; title: Make believe; title: You are love; title: Ol' man river; title: Can't help lovin' dat man; title: Don't ever leave me; title: Why was I born?; title: She didn't say yes; title: The night was made for love; title: I've told ev'ry little star; title: The song is you; title: Yesterdays; title: The touch of your hand; title: Smoke gets in your eyes; title: All the things you are; title: Kern in Hollywood. I won't dance; title: Lovely to look at; title: I dream too much; title: This is a fine romance; title: Pick yourself up; title: The way you look tonight; title: Folks who live on the hill; title: Can I forget you?; title: You couldn't be cuter; title: Remind me; title: Last time I saw Paris; title: Dearly beloved; title: You were never lovelier; title: I'm old fashioned; title: Can't help singin'; title: Long ago and far away; title: Sure thing; title: In love in vain; title: All through the day.