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celebrated the release of both recordings in the same week. It considered Dorsey's version "emotional", and felt the vocals by
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called "a melody of a considerable intensity and with dramatic outbursts," with a "realistic and very full" piano reproduction. Throughout the 1930s, record labels used both the one and two-word versions of the title, though
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Carmichael's "Star Dust". Parish used as a working title "Then I Will Be Satisfied", but he accepted Redman's suggestion to re-title the song to "Stardust". Author Gene Fernett suggested Redman wrote the verse of the song, but his claim could not be supported. Parish wrote the
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deemed the stories "encrusted in myth, much of it the composer's own creation". One night after leaving the Book Nook, a university hangout, Carmichael whistled what would become the opening of the song. The composer later declared that he felt that the tune "had something very strange and
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released it under catalog number 4856, with the title once again "Stardust." The 1931 release became one of his most popular recordings. By 1931, "Stardust" was often played by the orchestras of several US radio stations. While remarking on the popularity of the tune on the radio, the
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described the phrasing as "utterly casual", while he felt that the "imagery and diction strain to be poetic". Furia stressed that Parish "made the subject of the song the melody itself". The sheet music for the vocal composition was published as "Star Dust" on May 10, 1929 in the
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label in 1943. During the 1940s, "Stardust" was recorded by multiple artists either as an instrumental song or as a romantic ballad by vocalists. For the period from July 1947 to July 1948, "Stardust" placed at number one on the Juke Box
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felt the result is "completely dead and lifeless". The publication attributed this to an imbalance in the number of musicians in the woodwind section, compared to the rhythm section, which the reviewer described as "just competent musicians, no more".
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attributed the song's popularity to "some combination of young
Carmichael's heartland upbringing, Bix's uniquely bardic sensibility, and the unself-conscious emotional directness that characterizes much non-urban American pop music". Nelson's
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October 1941 and major networks aired the tunes again. In 1941,
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welcomed Dorsey's "silky trombone" and the "slow vocal style" of
Sinatra and the Pied Pipers. Of Shaw's version, they stressed his "intricate and dazzling clarinet wizardry", and the "medium slow drag" playing style of the band. The
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also remarked on the "intricate clarinet work" by Shaw, while it felt that Dorsey's version featured "expert trombone work" and an "unusual vocal" that the reviewer preferred over Shaw's version. Shaw's recording was arranged by
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song using Carmichael's account of how he was inspired to compose the melody, while the lyricist developed a story focused in the concept of lost love. Regarding the lyrics, author
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s review considered the release "among the greatest bits of big band scoring in history". While it considered the song "beautifully arranged with good sax and trumpet solos",
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considered that "Dylan's approach finds a pleasing, country-tinged arrangement" that the reviewer noted to be "somewhere between" Sinatra and Nelson's version.
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defined it as "an American song of longing, dreams, desires, still stretches across the decades to touch the spirit of anyone who hears it". In 2004, the
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recorded the song on March 2 in Paris. Compagnie de Gramophone Française released it with the catalog number K-7527. The song was often performed by
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in 1988. National Public Radio included it on their NPR 100, a 1999 list of the 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century. For NPR,
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called Sinatra's "Stardust" his "choicest" track on the album and remarked on his "entirely new approach overlooking the perennially favored chorus".
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has defined it as "one of the most renowned and most recorded standards in all of American music". Carmichael's 1927 version was inducted into the
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considered the tune "completely in line with her magnificent singing". In 1954, when the copyright of 14 of his songs including "Stardust" was
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hired him as a composer. Mills Music then assigned Mitchell Parish to add words to the song.
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on January 5, 1928. The sheet music featured a tune in a
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track over 1,500 times. Carmichael developed a taste for
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4914:"Stardust" by Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipers
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4406:. Vol. 57, no. 141. Tampa Bay Times
4384:"Gave us "Stardust" and "Georgia on My Mind""
4365:Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song Recordings
3894:. Vol. 39, no. 169. Muncie, Indiana
3884:Muncie Evening Press staff (April 14, 1931).
3418:The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire
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3205:Collegiate Digest staff (January 15, 1935).
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4595:The American Songbook: Music for the Masses
4402:Tampa Bay Times staff (December 15, 1940).
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3420:. New York City: Oxford University Press.
3122:Calgary Herald staff (February 14, 1931).
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787:the record is for "straight dancing". The
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4668:Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Albums, 1955-2001
2831:"Stardust by The Caretaker on WhoSampled"
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4448:Time magazine staff (October 24, 1955).
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1178:And His Orchestra was inducted into the
986:to include the song on his 1957 release
861:on October 26, and peaked at number 20.
451:
19:For other songs with similar names, see
4744:"Hoagy Carmichael: 'Stardust Melodies'"
4367:. Vol. 3. Rowman and Littlefield.
3680:Popular Song: Soundtrack of the Century
1514:Fariss, Linda & Buckley, Keith 2019
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1160:"Stardust" is considered a part of the
270:In 1928, Carmichael left Indiana after
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4250:Steinhauser, SI (September 10, 1937).
4200:Sanders, Charles (February 24, 1962).
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3301:Complete US Singles Charts - The 1940s
3256:Fariss, Linda; Buckley, Keith (2019).
3083:
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2938:"Glenn Miller Chart History (Hot 100)"
2878:"Tommy Dorsey Chart History (Hot 100)"
2276:University of New York Law Center 1953
1982:Carmichael, Hoagy (12 November 1936).
21:Stardust (disambiguation) § Songs
4280:Stamberg, Susan (December 11, 2000).
4098:. Vol. 27, no. 326 (part 6)
4058:Reynolds, Fred (September 11, 1954).
3960:Noskowski, L de (November 14, 1931).
3775:National Recording Preservation Board
3750:National Recording Preservation Board
3596:Kolodin, Irvin (September 12, 1954).
3523:Johnson, Vincent (October 22, 1941).
3207:"These Headliners Actually Graduated"
3152:Charles, Alfred (December 22, 1940).
7:
4976:Songs with lyrics by Mitchell Parish
4971:Songs with music by Hoagy Carmichael
3858:"The Billboard 1944 Music Year Book"
3745:"2004 - National Recording Registry"
3162:. Vol. 40, no. 51 (part 1)
3033:"Willie Nelson - Top Country Albums"
2908:"Artie Shaw Chart History (Hot 100)"
2669:
4631:Weiser, Norm (September 25, 1948).
705:correspondence and his 1946 memoir
634:In early 1929, Redman and his band
393:, Carmichael developed a taste for
309:, and it was later included in the
4147:Rowe, Norman (December 22, 1940).
4088:Richardson, Dow (April 27, 1930).
2528:"Tiny Tim With Brave Combo - Girl"
2303:Los Angeles copyright society 1964
935:recorded the song, accompanied by
305:By 1940 the song was considered a
96:Gennett Studios, Richmond, Indiana
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5006:Billy Ward and his Dominoes songs
4501:UC Santa Barbara Library (2021).
4118:Roland, Tom (February 28, 1995).
3648:Levin, Michael (April 24, 1940).
2431:"CHUM Hit Parade - March 9, 1964"
1356:Chart performance for "Stardust"
1053:' version peaked at number 32 on
996:' version placed at number 12 on
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642:after being introduced in 1929.
4903:"Stardust" by Harry Connick Jr.
4762:Wolf, Tom (December 16, 1940).
4204:. Vol. 111, no. 111.
3067:"Willie Nelson - Billboard 200"
2916:. Retrieved November 14, 2022.
2886:. Retrieved November 14, 2022.
1934:Muncie Evening Press staff 1931
1094:, while reaching the summit on
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1069:for his 1970 debut solo album,
4725:Artie Shaw: His Life and Music
3792:University of California Press
3725:"Film Review: 'Captive State'"
3723:Leydon, Joe (March 14, 2019).
3468:Encyclopedia of Recorded Sound
1461:Nino Tempo & April Stevens
1051:Nino Tempo & April Stevens
1008:, which reached number two on
840:Orchestra recording issued as
656:, which was inducted into the
595:The melody fluctuates between
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4708:. Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed.
4639:. Vol. 60, no. 39.
4068:. Vol. 113, no. 218
3864:. Nielsen Business Media, Inc
3658:. Vol. 137, no. 115
3527:. Vol. 15, no. 71.
3437:"Willie Nelson Bouncing Back"
1910:UC Santa Barbara Library 2021
1328:Everywhere at the End of Time
1081:of his album of pop standards
434:Indiana State Bar Association
227:. It has been recorded as an
192:""Barnacle Bill The Sailor""
170:Hoagy Carmichael and His Pals
50:Hoagy Carmichael and His Pals
16:1927 song by Hoagy Carmichael
5036:Jazz compositions in C major
4770:. Vol. 57, no. 174
4013:Pyle, Ernie (July 9, 1936).
3833:MacDonald, Laurence (2013).
3769:Library of Congress (2020).
3743:Library of Congress (2005).
3435:Hance, Bill (May 14, 1978).
2009:Collegiate Digest staff 1935
663:While Carmichael worked for
580:of the chorus starts on the
495:), Dick Kent and Gene Wood (
4936:"Stardust" by Willie Nelson
4925:"Stardust" by Nat King Cole
4778:– via Newspapers.com.
4593:van der Merwe, Ann (2016).
4557:"Carmichael vs Mills Music"
4478:Turner, John Frayn (2004).
4458:. Vol. 66, no. 17
4414:– via Newspapers.com.
4348:. Oxford University Press.
4344:Sudhalter, Richard (2003).
4268:– via Newspapers.com.
4260:. Vol. 54, no. 77
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4183:Macmillan Library Reference
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3820:Warner Bros. staff (2019).
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3007:. Vol. 65, no. 21
2982:. Retrieved April 9, 2021.
2964:. Retrieved April 9, 2021.
2946:. Retrieved April 9, 2021.
1439:Billy Ward and his Dominoes
1192:National Recording Registry
994:Billy Ward and his Dominoes
859:National Best Selling Chart
379:National Recording Registry
373:. It was inducted into the
339:Billy Ward and his Dominoes
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4450:"They're Playing Our Song"
4041:Recording Academy (2020).
3943:W. W. Norton & Company
3914:Nicholson, Stuart (2000).
3298:Fragias, Leonidas (2018).
3065:Billboard staff 2 (2020).
3031:Billboard staff 1 (2020).
2105:Tampa Bay Times staff 1940
1202:. Carmichael's biographer
884:. The dispute between the
317:as the singer, and one by
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4727:. Bloomsbury Publishing.
4654:– via Google Books.
4597:. Rowman and Littlefeld.
4484:Taylor Trade Publications
4388:Song Writers Hall of Fame
4304:Ringo: With a Little Help
4233:Farrar, Straus and Giroux
3967:The Sydney Morning Herald
3872:– via Google Books.
3235:Music in the 20th Century
1946:Calgary Herald staff 1931
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4511:University of California
4433:Encyclopaedia Britannica
4363:Sullivan, Steve (2017).
4308:Rowman & Littlefield
3886:"In the Press of Things"
3579:Indiana University Press
3347:Friedwald, Will (2020).
3324:Friedwald, Will (2009).
3262:Indiana University Press
3233:DiMartino, Dave (2016).
2745:MacDonald, Laurence 2013
2658:Library of Congress 2020
2646:Library of Congress 2005
2327:Time magazine staff 1955
1988:webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu
1196:Songwriters Hall of Fame
1000:Top 100. The same year,
712:Big band era and success
539:Mills assigned lyricist
4981:Harry Connick Jr. songs
4704:Whitburn, Joel (2012).
4685:Whitburn, Joel (2004).
4666:Whitburn, Joel (2001).
4227:Schwartz, Brad (2015).
3529:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
3466:Hoffman, Frank (2004).
3399:Oxford University Press
3393:Furia, Phillip (1992).
3353:Oxford University Press
3279:Foster, Pamela (1998).
3099:Boomhower, Ray (2018).
2757:Warner Bros. staff 2019
2718:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
2682:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
2575:van der Merwe, Ann 2016
2406:Turner, John Frayn 2004
1958:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1629:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1614:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1579:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1567:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1543:Sudhalter, Richard 2003
1167:Encyclopædia Britannica
1162:Great American Songbook
1114:recorded the song with
630:Sheet music cover, 1929
311:Great American Songbook
4580:Cite journal requires
4542:Cite journal requires
4529:. New York University.
3990:Perone, James (2016).
3856:Marvin, Wanda (1944).
3807:Cite journal requires
3710:Cite journal requires
3573:Kennedy, Rick (2013).
3550:Kelley, Robin (2010).
3182:Chilton, John (1978).
2926:Fragias, Leonidas 2018
2694:Recording Academy 2020
2480:Billboard staff 2 2020
2468:Billboard staff 1 2020
1990:. Bloomington, Indiana
1725:Nicholson, Stuart 2000
1291:Nightmare Alley (2021)
1235:featured a version by
942:Songs in a Mellow Mood
845:
734:Mills Blue Rhythm Band
652:featured a version by
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519:with no indication of
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4986:Louis Armstrong songs
4748:National Public Radio
4287:National Public Radio
4206:The Rock Island Argus
4149:"On the Popular Side"
4095:The Indianapolis Star
4043:"Grammy Hall of Fame"
4019:Indiana Daily Student
3777:. Library of Congress
3678:Lewens, Alan (2001).
3485:Jasen, David (2004).
2418:Sanders, Charles 1962
2168:Johnson, Vincent 1941
1226:The War of the Worlds
1126:included the song on
1108:National Public Radio
1098:Top LPs & Tapes.
1083:. In its review, the
1043:The Rock Island Argus
890:Broadcast Music, Inc.
836:Glenn Miller and the
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701:Sydney Morning Herald
636:The Chocolate Dandies
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4966:1920s jazz standards
4844:improve this article
4790:Yagoda, Ben (2015).
4768:The Pittsburgh Press
4723:White, John (2004).
4612:Warner, Jay (1992).
4302:Starr, Seth (2016).
4257:The Pittsburgh Press
3891:Muncie Evening Press
3556:Simon & Schuster
3445:Poughkeepsie Journal
3441:Gannett News Service
3370:Fuld, James (2000).
3188:Bloomsbury Book Shop
2394:Friedwald, Will 2009
2339:Friedwald, Will 2020
2228:Billboard staff 1953
2144:Sullivan, Steve 2017
2093:Charles, Alfred 1940
2045:Steinhauser, SI 1937
2033:Friedwald, Will 2009
2021:Sullivan, Steve 2017
1970:Noskowski, L de 1931
1887:Richardson, Dow 1930
1875:Friedwald, Will 2009
1863:Friedwald, Will 2009
1761:Friedwald, Will 2009
1648:Stamberg, Susan 2000
1531:DiMartino, Dave 2016
1260:Sleepless in Seattle
1254:Another Man's Poison
1136:recorded it for his
1085:Gannett News Service
578:harmonic progression
499:), Maurice Bennett (
389:Soon after entering
364:Sleepless in Seattle
67:January 19, 1929 by
5021:Willie Nelson songs
5011:Eddie Cochran songs
5001:Johnny Mathis songs
4996:Nat King Cole songs
4991:Frank Sinatra songs
4856:footnote references
4670:. Record Research.
4616:. Billboard Books.
3937:Nolan, Tom (2011).
3755:Library of Congress
3682:. Billboard Books.
3416:Gioia, Ted (2012).
3376:Courier Corporation
3304:. Arts & Charts
2706:Schwartz, Brad 2015
2551:Whitburn, Joel 2004
2492:Foster, Pamela 1998
2446:, pp. 212–213.
2370:Whitburn, Joel 2001
2358:Whitburn, Joel 2012
2252:Reynolds, Fred 1954
2240:Kolodin, Irvin 1954
1922:Hoffman, Frank 2004
1849:Library of Congress
1827:Furia, Phillip 1992
1773:Furia, Phillip 1992
1713:Levin, Michael 1940
1591:Boomhower, Ray 2018
1357:
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1188:Library of Congress
1180:Grammy Hall of Fame
1172:Grammy Hall of Fame
1072:Sentimental Journey
1033:Sinatra and Strings
813:(tenor saxophone),
658:Grammy Hall of Fame
375:Grammy Hall of Fame
4428:"Hoagy Carmichael"
4154:The Times-Dispatch
3970:. No. 29, 286
3105:Arcadia Publishing
2733:Perone, James 2016
2599:Wilson, Nancy 2008
2563:Kreps, Daniel 2017
2288:Kennedy, Rick 2013
2192:Marvin, Wanda 1944
2180:Kelley, Robin 2010
1788:Chilton, John 1978
1744:Kennedy, Rick 2013
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1215:In popular culture
1132:in 2004. In 2017,
1092:Top Country Albums
914:conducted through
903:Minton's Playhouse
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754:Fletcher Henderson
707:The Stardust Road.
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391:Indiana University
241:Indiana University
172:singles chronology
5041:Songs about music
5026:Bing Crosby songs
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3248:978-1-317-46430-3
3211:Collegiate Digest
3197:978-0-950-12901-3
3159:The Baltimore Sun
3154:"Popular Records"
3114:978-1-439-66575-6
2708:, pp. 70–71.
2216:Weiser, Norm 1948
2204:Lewens, Alan 2001
2117:Rowe, Norman 1940
1698:Jasen, David 2004
1569:, p. 99-100.
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1242:Stardust Memories
1204:Richard Sudhalter
1030:. Sinatra's 1962
1024:Stardust Sessions
1013:Best selling LP's
989:Love Is the Thing
807:Billy Butterfield
783:The Baltimore Sun
681:Brunswick Records
586:After You’ve Gone
505:Richmond, Indiana
463:Richard Sudhalter
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229:instrumental
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3824:(Blu-ray).
2812:. June 2010
2810:YouTube.com
2786:Discogs.com
1994:5 September
1374:Pied Pipers
1368:(featuring
1272:The Aviator
1124:Rod Stewart
1116:Brave Combo
1096:Billboard's
1089:Billboard's
1075:. In 1978,
1063:Ringo Starr
1055:Billboard's
1017:Saxophonist
1010:Billboard's
998:Billboard's
855:Billboard's
823:Jack Jenney
819:Nick Fatool
809:(trumpet),
742:RCA Records
730:Fats Waller
692:Bing Crosby
673:Isham Jones
665:RCA Records
640:Cotton Club
601:major third
489:sheet music
472:grand piano
438:Red Nichols
430:examination
413:and around
343:Ringo Starr
327:Jo Stafford
284:Isham Jones
280:Cotton Club
272:Mills Music
157:Lyricist(s)
143:Composer(s)
4956:1927 songs
4950:Categories
3771:"Criteria"
2864:2022-01-19
2859:WhoSampled
2840:2022-01-19
2835:WhoSampled
2816:2022-07-06
2791:2022-01-19
2538:2023-08-20
2514:2023-08-20
1481:References
1395:Artie Shaw
1311:s mission
1248:Goodfellas
1176:Artie Shaw
1143:Triplicate
1138:three-disc
982:convinced
770:Artie Shaw
592:" (1924).
525:Don Redman
468:Ernie Pyle
395:jazz music
385:Background
358:Goodfellas
319:Artie Shaw
290:pressed a
288:RCA Victor
276:Don Redman
31:"Stardust"
4864:July 2024
4848:excessive
4645:0006-2510
4637:Billboard
3862:Billboard
3239:Routledge
3071:Billboard
3037:Billboard
3004:Billboard
2979:Billboard
2961:Billboard
2943:Billboard
2913:Billboard
2883:Billboard
2670:SWoF 2018
1468:Billboard
1446:Billboard
1424:Billboard
1402:Billboard
1383:Billboard
1305:Endeavour
1251:(1990),
1219:In 1938,
1134:Bob Dylan
1104:Billboard
1038:Don Costa
1006:Star Dust
1002:Pat Boone
978:Producer
920:Billboard
912:Billboard
817:(piano),
722:Art Tatum
660:in 2009.
604:intervals
479:Recording
381:in 2004.
210:1927 song
64:Published
4888:Stardust
4774:April 4,
4753:April 4,
4650:April 5,
4516:April 2,
4439:April 5,
4410:April 3,
4393:April 9,
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4131:April 8,
4102:April 4,
4072:April 6,
4049:April 9,
4025:June 12,
3996:ABC-CLIO
3974:April 2,
3898:April 2,
3868:July 11,
3781:April 8,
3760:April 8,
3734:July 23,
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3076:April 6,
3042:April 6,
3011:April 5,
1372:and the
1281:(2018),
1275:(2004),
1269:(1995),
1263:(1993),
1257:(1951),
1245:(1980),
1209:Stardust
1200:Jazz Age
1112:Tiny Tim
1100:Stardust
916:juke box
895:Don Byas
864:DownBeat
766:big band
762:standard
696:Lee Sims
582:IV chord
561:Analysis
493:trombone
307:standard
257:law firm
213:composed
206:Stardust
185:Stardust
83:Recorded
75:Released
4941:YouTube
4930:YouTube
4919:YouTube
4908:YouTube
4842:Please
4834:use of
4563:May 14,
4462:May 14,
3729:Variety
2990:Sources
2532:Discogs
1470:Hot 100
1448:Hot 100
1426:Hot 100
1404:Hot 100
1385:Hot 100
1345:Artist
1313:STS-108
1296:YouTube
1015:chart.
844:in 1943
555:C major
411:Indiana
253:Florida
245:Indiana
219:, with
208:" is a
194:(1936)
189:(1928)
56:Written
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1348:Chart
1335:Charts
1286:(2019)
1266:Casino
1156:Legacy
1059:Canada
907:V-Disc
842:V-Disc
728:, and
677:ballad
614:and a
612:octave
610:of an
574:chorus
571:32-bar
535:Lyrics
370:Casino
367:, and
345:, and
221:lyrics
113:Length
92:Studio
1844:(PDF)
1457:1964
1435:1957
1413:1943
1361:1941
1342:Year
1309:'
1294:. On
953:'
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838:AAFTC
616:third
608:range
597:minor
521:tempo
233:vocal
130:Label
102:Genre
4800:ISBN
4776:2021
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4641:ISSN
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1120:Girl
972:Time
825:and
776:and
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599:and
565:The
415:Ohio
298:and
249:Ohio
247:and
237:jazz
107:Jazz
59:1927
46:Song
4939:on
4928:on
4917:on
4906:on
4896:BBC
4890:on
4850:or
4527:1–2
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