Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942) - Soundtracks

The Yankee Doodle Boy

(1904) (uncredited)

from the Broadway Show "Little Johnny Jones"

Written by George M. Cohan

Played during the opening credits

Sung and Danced by James Cagney and Chorus

Give My Regards to Broadway

(1904) (uncredited)

from the Broadway Show "Little Johnny Jones"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung and Danced by James Cagney and Chorus

Over There

(1917) (uncredited)

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford, James Cagney, and Chorus

Reprised by marching soldiers at the end

You're a Grand Old Flag

(1906) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "George Washington Jr."

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by James Cagney and Chorus

Mary's a Grand Old Name

(1906) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway"

Written by George M. Cohan

Played during the opening credits

Sung by James Cagney and Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland)

Sung also by Irene Manning

Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway

(1906) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by James Cagney

Sung also by Chorus

So Long, Mary

(1906) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway'"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Irene Manning and Chorus

Off the Record

(1937) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show 'I'd Rather Be Right'

Music by Richard Rodgers

Lyrics by Lorenz Hart

Additional Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1942)

Sung by James Cagney

Harrigan

(1908) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Fifty Miles from Boston"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by James Cagney and Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland)

At a Georgia Camp Meeting

(1897) (uncredited)

Music by Kerry Mills

Danced (in blackface) by Henry Blair, Walter Huston, Rosemary DeCamp, and Jo Ann Marlowe

I Was Born in Virginia

(1906) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "George Washington Jr."

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung and Danced by James Cagney, Walter Huston, Rosemary DeCamp, and Jeanne Cagney

While Strolling Through the Park One Day

(1884) (uncredited)

Written by Ed Haley

Performed by Patsy Parsons

The Warmest Baby in the Bunch

(1896) (uncredited)

Written by George M. Cohan

Performed by Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland)

The Red, White and Blue

(1843) (uncredited)

aka "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"

Written by David T. Shaw

Arranged by Thomas A. Beckett

Played during the parade and as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

Keep Your Eyes Upon Me (Dancing Master)

(uncredited)

Written by Jerry Cohan

Performed by Walter Huston and later by Henry Blair

Good Luck, Johnny

(1942) (uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Lyrics by Jack Scholl

Sung by the chorus as part of the "Little Johnny Jones" sequence

Little Johnny Jones

(1942) (uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Lyrics by Jack Scholl

Sung by the chorus as part of the "Little Johnny Jones" sequence

All Aboard for Old Broadway

(1942) (uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Lyrics by Jack Scholl

Sung by the chorus as part of the "Little Johnny Jones" sequence

Oh, You Wonderful Girl

(1911) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Little Millionaire"

Written by George M. Cohan

Part of The Four Cohans on Broadway medley/montage

Blue Skies, Gray Skies

(1927) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Merry Malones"

Written by George M. Cohan

Part of The Four Cohans on Broadway medley/montage

The Belle of the Barbers' Ball

(1908) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Cohan and Harris Minstrels"

Written by George M. Cohan

Part of The Four Cohans on Broadway medley/montage

(I Wish I Was in) Dixie's Land

(1860) (uncredited)

Music by Daniel Decatur Emmett

Played as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

The Battle Hymn of the Republic

(circa 1856) (uncredited)

Music by William Steffe

Lyrics by Julia Ward Howe (1862)

Played and sung as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

Auld Lang Syne

(1788) (uncredited)

Traditional Scottish 17th century music

Lyrics by Robert Burns

Played and sung as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

When Johnny Comes Marching Home

(1863) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Louis Lambert

Played and sung as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

America, My Country 'Tis of Thee

(1832) (uncredited)

Music attributed to Henry Carey ("God Save the King!") (1744)

Lyrics by Samuel Francis Smith

Played and sung as part of the "You're a Grand Old Flag" sequence

Like the Wandering Minstrel

(1927) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Merry Malones"

Written by George M. Cohan

Played and sung as part of the travel montage

The Love Nest

(1920) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Mary"

Music by Louis A. Hirsch

Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

Nellie Kelly, I Love You

(1922) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Little Nellie Kelly"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

The Man Who Owns Broadway

(1909) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Man Who Owns Broadway"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

Molly Malone

(1927) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Merry Malones"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

Billie

(1928) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Billie"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

Jeepers Creepers

(1938) (uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Sung a cappella and danced at George's farm by Dick Chandlee, Joyce Horne, Joyce Reynolds, and Charles Smith

In a Kingdom of Our Own

(1929) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "The Royal Vagabond"

Written by George M. Cohan

Sung by Frances Langford as part of the post-WWI medley

You Remind Me of My Mother

(1922) (uncredited)

from the Broadway show "Little Nellie Kelly"

Written by George M. Cohan

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