Music Of Jerome Kern

Columbia "6 eye" label with camera/eye logo as T.M. in rim text. This style label used from 1955 to 1958. Label variant, "Side 2" printed on Side 2 label but "Side 1" is not printed on Side 1 label. Other versions either have both "Side 1" & "Side 2" or neither or "Side 1" but not "Side 2" on the labels List of the musicals from which the tracks were taken from: A1: "(When Your Heart's On Fire) Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" and "Yesterdays" taken from "Roberta" (1933). A2: "I've Told Every Little Star" and "The Song Is You" from "Music In The Air" (1932) A3: "The Night Was Made For Love" and "She Didn't Say Yes" taken from "The Cat And The Fiddle" (1931). "All The Things You Are" taken from "Very Warm For May" (1939) A4: "Look For The Silver Lining" taken from "Sally" (1920). "They Didn't Believe Me" taken from "The Girl From Utah" (1913). "Long Ago (And Far Away)" taken from the movie "Cover Girl" directed by Charles Vidor (1944). B1: "I Dream Too Much" and "The Jockey On The Carrousel" taken from the movie "I Dream Too Much" directed by John Cromwell (1935). B2: "Why Was I Born?" taken from "Sweet Adeline" (1929). "The Way You Look Tonight" taken from the movie "Swing Time" directed by George Stevens (1936). "Who?" taken from "Sunny" (1925). B3 & B4: "Only Make Believe", "Bill", "Why Do I Love You?", "You Are Love" and "Ol' Man River" taken from "Show Boat" (1927). Recorded in March-April 1946, except B3 and B4 recorded in December 1945. "H" in the runouts is etched, all other data is stamped