Richard Rodgers (Composer), Bing Crosby (Performer), Judy Garland (Performer), Nelson Eddy (Performer), Frances Langford (Performer)
  1. Soon Lyrics from Mississippi
  2. Down by the River Lyrics from Mississippi - Bing Crosby
  3. It's Easy to Remember Lyrics Lyrics from Mississippi - Bing Crosby
  4. Little Girl Blue Lyrics from Jumbo - Paul Whiteman Orchestra
  5. My Romance Lyrics from Jumbo - Donald Novis
  6. On Your Toes/The Heart Is Quicker Than the Eye {On Your Toes} - Adam Carroll
  7. On Your Toes {On Your Toes} - Savoy Hotel Orpheans
  8. Quiet Night/There's a Small Hotel/It's Got to Be Love/On Your Toes/The - Savoy Hotel Orpheans
  9. Glad to Be Unhappy {On Your Toes} - Adam Carroll
  10. There's a Small Hotel Lyrics{On Your Toes} - Savoy Hotel Orpheans
  11. There's a Small Hotel/It's Got to Be Love {On Your Toes} - Adam Carroll
  12. Babes in Arms/I Wish I Were in Love Again {Babes in Arms} - Adam Carroll
  13. Johnny One Note Lyrics {Babes in Arms} - Ruby Newman
  14. All at Once {Babes in Arms} - Adam Carroll
  15. Where or When {Babes in Arms} - Ray Heatherton
  16. My Funny Valentine Lyrics {Babes in Arms} - Adam Carroll
  17. I Wish I Were in Love Again {Babes in Arms} - Judy Garland
  18. I Married an Angel {I Married an Angel} - Nelson Eddy
  19. At the Roxy Music Hall {I Married an Angel} - Audrey Christie
  20. Little Work-A-Day World {I Married an Angel} - Nelson Eddy
  21. Spring Is Here {I Married an Angel} - Nelson Eddy
  22. How to Win Friends and Influence People {I Married an Angel} - Audrey Christie
  23. I'll Tell the Man in the Street {I Married an Angel} - Nelson Eddy
  24. You're Nearer {Too Many Girls} - Frances Langford
Label: Pearl
Original Release Date: September 25, 2001
Note: Once again Pear record made another mistake! the song "Little Work-A-Day World" was NOT written by Rodgers & Hart. Well actually is not an error but rather a sort of misunderstanding: Little Work-a-Day World is just a reworked version of Did You Ever Get Stung with new lyrics written by lyricists Bob Wright and Chet Forrest and music by Richard Rodgers.



Reviews

Ultimate Rodgers and Hart, Vol. 2 features a number of well-known vocalists from the early to mid-20th century performing Rodgers and Hart favorites. Some of the more noteworthy performances include an album-opening trilogy by Bing Crosby and the Georgie Stoll Orchestra, Judy Garland's performance of "I Wish I Were in Love Again," and a number of collaborations between Edgar Fairchild and Adam Carroll. Other performers include Jack Whiting, Ruby Newman, Nelson Eddy, and Frances Langford. It's best to start with the first volume in this series of albums first, but if you've given that a listen and are still looking for more, this album is recommended.