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| | Broadway: The American Musical . Stars Over Broadway . Dorothy Fields PBS |
 | | Fields' professional longevity, rare for a songwriter in the popular field, may be attributed to her undimming imagination and her willingness to adapt to changing trends in the musical theater. | | | In 1946, Fields approached Oscar Hammerstein with her idea for a musical based on the life of sharpshooter Annie Oakley. | | | Fields later referred to herself as "Mills Music's fifty-dollars-a-night girl," because she was paid 50 dollars for each lyric she composed. |
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| | The Sunny Side of the Street: The Lyrics of Dorothy Fields |
| | Dorothy settled for writing song lyrics, a profession her father considered un-ladylike. | | | Born in New Jersey in 1905, Fields was the only woman ever to achieve wide success as a songwriter during the golden age of the American musical. | | | Here is what Dorothy Fields said about her inspiration for songwriting: |
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| | Songwriters Hall of Fame |
| | Fields also began writing books for musicals as well as lyrics, in collaboration with her brother Herbert Fields. | | | In 1935, for the film version of Roberta, she and McHugh wrote a new lyric for a song Kern had composed with Oscar Hammerstein II a year earlier. | | | In 1954 she co-authored the book (with Herbert Fields) and wrote the lyrics for another Schwartz musical, By the Beautiful Sea. |
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| | indielondon.co.uk - theatre - Dorothy Fields Forever |
| | I FIRST met the late Dorothy Fields in the early 1970s through Maurice Levine who was MD for Broadway musicals and the producer of a series of evenings at the 92nd Street Y called Lyrics and Lyricists. | | | Dorothy Fields Forever, a celebration of the lyrics of Dorothy Fields, Devised and Directed by David Kernan, Co-devised and written by Eden Phillips. | | | As with all compilation shows there is always that friction when numbers are included or not, according to the listeners' tastes but by and large this show is more satisfactory than most in that department. |
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| | As a rule, Dorothy and her collaborators would agree on the title and general content of a song – then they created the music to which she would fashion the words. | | | Fields worked with both Kern and McHugh on a string of successful Hollywood musicals, including Hooray for Love (1935) and the Fred Astaire- Ginger Rogers hit Swing Time (1936). | | | Weber and Fields expanded their act into a series of full length musical burlesques that spoofed hit shows and current events. |
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| | Dorothy Fields also wrote film songs with Oscar Levant (Don't Mention Love To Me, Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind), Max Steiner (I Can't Waltz Alone), and provided new lyrics to Fritz Kreisler's music in THE KING STEPS OUT. | | | In 1945, the Fields partnership again served as librettists, and Dorothy wrote the lyrics, to Sigmund Romberg's music, for the smash-hit, UP IN CENTRAL PARK. | | | Her lyrics for this musical adaptation of William Gibson's play, TWO FOR THE SEESAW, are regarded as somewhat tougher than much of her previous work, although they continued to have the colloquial edge and the contemporary, witty, ‘street-wise’ quality that had become her trademark. |
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| | Biography - Dorothy Fields |
| | By the time Dorothy was attending the Benjamin School for Girls her father was a producer of musicals with friends including Cole Porter Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein II. | | | Dorothy Fields was the first woman to be elected to the Songwriters' Hall of Fame | | | That is the reason why Dorothy Fields' only credit on one of the biggest of all Broadway musicals is as co-librettist. |
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| | Dorothy Fields MP3 Downloads - Dorothy Fields Music Downloads - Dorothy Fields Music Videos |
| | The lag of 26 years between this performance by lyricist Dorothy Fields at the Lyrics & Lyricists series at the 92 Street YMHA in New York and its release on record is practically criminal. | | | Fields had a remarkable career, from her early hits like "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" in the late 1920s to the Broadway musical Seesaw in 1973 (a... | | | Though far from a professional singer herself, she held her own on songs for which her range was suited. |
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| | ASCAP Playback Magazine |
| | Looking toward the Fields centennial, the lyricicist's son, composer/pianist David Lahm, recently spent some time with Playback, offering some thoughtful insights into the life and career of Dorothy Fields. | | | On the centennial of Dorothy Fields' birth, songs such as "On the Sunny Side of the Street" and "I'm in the Mood for Love" shine as bright as ever | | | But Lew Fields was very much opposed to Dorothy becoming a songwriter. |
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| | NPR : Dorothy Fields' Sweet, Various Gifts to Popular Song |
| | From her start in the 1920s through the early '70s, Fields contributed lyrics for over 200 songs. | | | Fields, here in the mid-1960s, wrote the books for musicals such as Annie Get Your Gun and lyrics for shows such as A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. | | | "A Dorothy Fields lyric is marked by this kind of surprising, sophisticated wit and this elegant turn of phrase," Fields biographer Deborah Grace Winer tells Jeff Lunden. |
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| | NYPL, Programs at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts |
| | Songwriter/jazz pianist David Lahm, the son of Dorothy Fields, and his wife, cabaret singer Judy Kreston, will perform songs by Fields as well as songs by Lahm. | | | The series title, "Merely Marvelous," is one of Dorothy Fields's song titles from the show Redhead, for which she wrote book and lyrics. | | | "Merely Marvelous" pays tribute to the centennial of Dorothy Fields (1905-1974), who wrote lyrics for such songs as "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby," "On the Sunny Side of the Street," "I'm in the Mood for Love," and "The Way You Look Tonight," for which she won the Academy Award. |
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| | Morag McLaren - Shows and Press Comment |
| | A show of Dorothy Fields songs inspired by the Rhythm of Life show and presented as a one-woman cabaret show by Morag. | | | Although interspersed with little snippets about Dorothy, Morag wisely allowed the genius of the lady to shine through in her lyrics. | | | The show has been very well received and includes material from Morag's second solo CD - Nobody Does It Like Me - A Tribute to Dorothy Fields which was recorded in collaboration with David Lahm, Dorothy Fields' son, who is a highly-accomplished jazz musician in his own right. |
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| | Playbill News: ON THE RECORD: Three by Dorothy Fields and Ted Chapin's Follies |
| | Fields had written the lyrics (and collaborated on the libretto) for Redhead, the 1959 Gwen Verdon musical with which Fosse made his directing bow. | | | So Dorothy Fields, who arrived on Broadway with the revue Blackbirds of 1928, was not the first woman to achieve prominence in the musical theatre. | | | Not that anyone ever considered Charity a Dorothy Fields musical; this was a Bob Fosse musical, all the way. |
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| | coleman, cy / dorothy fields cds and vinyl records, rare lps, cd singles and music albums | | | Buy rare coleman, cy / dorothy fields cds, vinyl records, out-of-print LPs and hard to find coleman, cy / dorothy fields music albums. | | | Buy rare coleman, cy / dorothy fields cds, vinyl records, out-of-print LPs and hard to find coleman, cy / dorothy fields music albums |
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| | Jazz Roots: Jimmy McHugh: profile |
| | McHugh and Fields seemed to have a good working relationship, with Dorothy supplying the lyrics and McHugh the music. | | | The team soon became two of America's most celebrated songwriters when they collaborated on the score of "Blackbirds of 1928." This landmark all-black musical, was put together by white entrepreneur Lew Leslie, who had success with earlier "Blackbird" shows that had been performed in London and Paris. | | | In the early Thirties, McHugh and Fields brought their song writing skills to Hollywood. |
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| | CABARET HOTLINE BREAKING NEWS - Judy Kreston and David Lahm at DANNY'S |
| | This season alone, he is involved with three shows readying for the stage, "Never Gonna Dance" with lyrics by Fields, "Sweet Charity" with lyrics by Fields and "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" with lyrics by Fields. | | | David Lahm, the son of the great Broadway /Hollywood lyricist and book writer Dorothy Fields, is widely recognized as the official keeper of the "Dorothy Fields" musical lexicon. | | | "Anthony, Felicia, Dorothy, David and Me" was developed from four highly-acclaimed shows that Kreston and Lahm (on the piano) presented at Judy's. |
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| | Playbill News: Stritch, Wilson and Ziemba to Celebrate Dorothy Fields March 19-21 |
| | Born in 1905 Dorothy Fields became the first woman inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. | | | Fields collaborated with a host of popular composers, including Jimmy McHugh, Oscar Levant, Jerome Kern, Arthur Schwartz, Harry Warren, Harold Arlen, Cy Coleman and Quincy Jones, writing scores for more than 50 films, Broadway musicals and revues. | | | Host Winer, who penned the biography “On the Sunny Side of the Street: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields Fields” will share stories about Fields’ life and career throughout the evening. |
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| | Dorothy Fields |
| | The musical tribute show Dorothy Fields Forever is to return to The King's Head Theatre in Islington for four more weeks after delighting audiences and critics alike throughout the summer. | | | OROTHY FIELDS (1905-1974) is a neglected legend in the world of popular song. | | | From the 1920s to the 1970s her lyrics embraced the slang of the day as well as universal high points of emotion. |
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| | ipedia.com: Dorothy Fields Article |
| | Dorothy Fields (July 15, 1905 - March 28, 1974) was an American librettist and lyricist who wrote well over 400 songs for Broadway musicals and films. | | | Dorothy Fields was an American librettist and lyricist who wrote well over 400 songs for Broadway musicals and films. | | | Her career as a professional songwriter took off in 1928, when Jimmy McHugh, who had seen some of her early work, invited her to provide some lyrics for him. |
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| | CD Baby: DINA BLADE: I'm In The Mood For Love and other lyrics by Dorothy Fields |
| | This beautiful, heartfelt CD includes a 16 page booklet with rare photographs of lyricist Dorothy Fields as well as candid studio snapshots of the artists during the recording process. | | | This album is simply a gem of jazz singing and piano. | | | Sparkling performances of great songs by the wonderful Dorothy Fields. |
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| | DRG RECORDS |
| | Dorothy Fields, The Only Woman To Achieve Major Success As A Songwriter During The Golden Age Of The American Musical, Sings And Tells The Story Of Her Six-Decade Career In A World-Premier Recording Performed Live April 9, 1972. | | | Description: Dorothy Fields, The Only Woman To Achieve Major Success As A Songwriter During The Golden Age Of The American Musical, Sings And Tells The Story Of Her Six-Decade Career In A World-Premier Recording Performed Live April 9, 1972. | | | See more CDs like this: In the same category or By the same artist(s) |
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| | On the Sunny Side of the Street : The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields |
| | She collaborated with Jerome Kern and wrote lyrics for the house revues at the Cotton Club in its heyday.The only woman to achieve major success as a songwriter during the golden age of the American musical, Dorothy Fields brought a genuinely feminine point of view to the writing of romantic lyrics. | | | I also got the CD, An Evening with Dorothy Fields, that was recorded live in 1972 (highly recommended). | | | "On The Sunny Side of the Street: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields", is no different, except her song lyrics tell as much about Ms. |
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| | Amazon.com: An Evening with Dorothy Fields: Music: Dorothy Fields |
| | Her singing voice is a baritone, but her charm is tangible on this recording. | | | On the Sunny Side of the Street : The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields by Betty Comden | | | But if you are looking for a disk where you can hear just the songs of Fields, without the chatting and without them being cut into medleys, then I'd suggest purchasing something else. |
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| | News 2004-2005 Season at Performing Arts Library |
| | A performance of dances informed by Greek music and themes, including "Ode," a dance at twilight inspired by a Greek folk song, adapted by Vangelis; and "Greek Cabaret Dance," a spirited dance noted for its lively footwork and speedy cymbals. | | | The Library is known particularly for its prodigious collections of non-book materials such as historic recordings, videotapes, autograph manuscripts, correspondence, sheet music, stage designs, press clippings, programs, posters and photographs. | | | With Each Word Your Tenderness Grows: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields, featuring David Lahm and Judy Kreston (Dorothy Fields's son and daughter-in-law). |
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| | NPR : American Popular Song Series Rebroadcast--Dorothy Fields |
| | Winer is author of On the Sunny Side of the Street: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields. | | | First, singer Becky Kilgore and pianist Dave Frishberg perform music by Dorothy Fields. | | | Biographer Deborah Grace Winer talks about Fields life and music. |
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| | 'F' ENTRIES - Page 2 on the COMPOSERS - LYRICISTS DATABASE |
| | Dorothy Fields was the first woman elected to the Songwriters' Hall of Fame. | | | The (1928) show had one of her most famous songs "I Can't Give You Anything But Love". | | | In 1950, Dorothy signed with MGM Studios, and in 1965, sang the song: |
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| | Keep it in the Family--The Songs of Dorothy Fields & David Lahm tickets - Keep it in the Family--The Songs of Dorothy ... |
| | From Harold Arlen and Jerome Kern to Cy Coleman and Jimmy McHugh, the legendary Fields wrote lyrics with the best and brightest of composers, many of these songs, including the premiere of a song by her son David Lahm, will be featured in Keep it in the Family. | | | Keep it in the Family--The Songs of Dorothy Fields & David Lahm tickets - Keep it in the Family--The Songs of Dorothy Fields & David Lahm information - New York | | | "Five O?clock Sky", a song written by Fields & Lahm will have its New York debut at this wonderful retrospective of a legendary songwriter. |
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| | On the Sunny Side of the Street : The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields |
| | The only woman to achieve major success as a songwriter during the golden age of the American musical, Dorothy Fields brought a genuinely feminine point of view to the writing of romantic lyrics. | | | In addition, comments by songwriters such as Fred Ebb, Sheldon Harnick, Burton Lane, and Stephen Sondheim and performers such as Rosemary Clooney and Michael Feinstein help to put the achievement of Dorothy Fields in perspective. | | | On the Sunny Side of the Street : The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields |
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| | Dorothy Fields Sheet Music! |
| | Composers, music, lyricist, arrangers: Fields, Jerome Kern, Kern. | | | Documentary On the Sunny Side of the Street: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields Sheet Music by Omnibus. | | | Composers, music, lyricist, arrangers: Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern. |
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| | audiography: Happy 100th Birthday, Dorothy Fields, Take 2 |
| | And I highly recommend listening to the edition of Fresh Air devoted to Dorothy Fields. | | | I heard it when it was originally broadcast, and just listened to it again. | | | I can't believe I forgot one of my favorite songs! |
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| | Dorothy Fields Forever Eyes Off-Broadway, Broadway.com Buzz |
| | The musical Dorothy Fields Forever, which celebrates the life of the famed lyricist, is aiming for a New York debut at an off-Broadway house this season, according to a production representative. | | | And Kernan, aided by choreographer Nick Winston, stages the songs neatly with a talented cast of five." | | | PHOTO OP : Sondheim & Co. Sign Sweeney CDs! |
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| | DIRECTORY - MUSIC DOROTHY FIELDS - ARTS AND MUSIC DOROTHY FIELDS |
| | »Fresh Air, American Popular Song Series: Dorothy Fields - Profile and audio broadcast featuring performances of her music and interviews with biographer Deborah Grace Winer and Philip Furia. | | | »Dorothy Fields - Biography, films and shows, discography, song lists, cowriters, and links. | | | »AMG: Dorothy Fields - Includes biography, collaborators, and song lists. |
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| | Dorothy Fields - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | Oscar-winning American pop lyricist Dorothy Fields was the first woman to be elected into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, in recognition of her long and successful career of hit songs, movie scores, and Broadway scores that spanned the late '20s through the early '70s. | | | Dorothy Fields - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links | | | She was born on July 15, 1905, in Allenhurst, NJ, and grew up in a show business family: her father was Lew Fields, of.. |
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| | The New Digga Digga Doo |
| | This being the Algonquin, it’s fitting for its present performers to recall one of that hotel’s most famous denizens, another Dorothy who had a way with words, Dorothy Parker. | | | Well, she’s a beauty and a pro who can swing from tenderness to torch song (“I Must Have That Man,” McHugh and Fields) in the flicker of an eyelash. | | | There was once a day when you could walk out of a Broadway show singing some song (or two, or three) you’d just heard for the first time. |
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| | Buy Music - Dorothy Fields - page 1 of 6 AZ Music Lyrics |
| | Buy Music - Dorothy Fields - page 1 of 6 AZ Music Lyrics | | | All song lyrics are provided for informational & educational purposes only and remain the property of their respective owners. |
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| | Dorothy Fields Forever - July 12, 2005 - The New York Sun - NY Newspaper |
| | There are whole Fields songbook albums (most notably Barbara Cook's essential "Close as Pages in a Book"), as well as a fine biography ("On the Sunny Side of the Street," by Deborah Grace Winer). | | | This year there have been all manner of tribute concerts and cabaret shows - no one was waiting for her actual birthday, which comes this Friday. | | | Dorothy Fields Forever - July 12, 2005 - The New York Sun - NY Newspaper |
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| | VH1.com : Movies : Person : Dorothy Fields : Main |
| | In 1936, her song "The Way You Look Tonight" from Swing Time won her an Oscar. | | | All the songs from VH1's twisted pop culture show. | | | For over 40 years, composer and lyricist Dorothy Fields penned scores of tunes for stage and screen. |
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| | VH1.com : Dorothy Fields : Artist Main |
| | Oscar-winning American pop lyricist Dorothy Fields was the first woman to be elected into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, in recognition of her long and successful career of hit songs, movie scores, and Broadway scores that spanned the late '20s throug... | | | Sign up now to receive every bit of juicy, up-to-the-minute news, album release info and much more delivered straight to your inbox! | | | Add a link to your "Dorothy Fields" fan site on VH1.com! |
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| | Related Website - Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) - Sweet Charity: A New ... |
| | Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) - Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) by Cy Coleman/ Dorothy Fields CD CD's / Albums's | | | Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) - Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) by Cy Coleman/ Dorothy Fields CD Films - Posters - CD - - DVD - Books - News | | | Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) - Sweet Charity: A New Musical Comedy (1966 Original Broadway Cast) by Cy Coleman/ Dorothy Fields CD News Articles |
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| | Seesaw (1973 Original Broadway Cast) - Cy Coleman, Cy Coleman, Dorothy Fields |
| | Her comedic timing is wonderful (Welcome to Holiday Inn), her down-on-her-luck song is perfection(Nobody Does It Like Me), and Poor Everybody Else will have you rooting for Michele instantly. | | | And Tommy Tune's Tony Award winning performance is captured here with "It's Not Where You Start." It is typically Coleman music, but he is wonderfully aided with Dorothy Fields's lyrics. | | | Comment: With all due respect to Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields, both of whom made major contributions to the Broadway canon, this must be one of the weakest musical scores ever committed to vinyl. |
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| | Dorothy Fields search page |
| | Dorothy Fields, and every colour sings: And while the symphony builds up | | | So when I see the rainbow's arc Spanning the showery sky, far-off I hear |
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| | Home Page |
| | A new CD devoted to Dorothy Fields songs is being released on January 24th 2006 - A Fine Romance by cabaret artists K.T.Sullivan and Mark Nadler. | | | Dorothy Fields (1905-1974) was one of the great Broadway lyricists, who wrote popular songs for revues, films and shows for nearly 50 years. | | | More details can be found on the News and Events page. |
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| | The Overtown Collective |
| | It also has been the catalyst for Fields' campaign to preserve the Lyric Theater and other historic sites in Overtown. | | | November, 2000 - Univ. of Miami Press Release | | | A lyric voice for the black history of South Florida, Dorothy Jenkins Fields has devoted her life to preserving the heritage of the African-American community and raising awareness of African-American history to a national level. |
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| | BBC - Radio 4 - Woman's Hour -Dorothy Fields |
| | Dorothy Fields wrote 500 songs and 19 Broadway musicals including Sweet Charity and Annie Get Your Gun. | | | She also wrote for film, including the movie Swing Time, starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, for which she was the first female lyricist to win an Oscar. | | | BBC - Radio 4 - Woman's Hour -Dorothy Fields |
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| | Rolling Stone : American Songbook Series: Dorothy Fields : Review |
| | I Can't Give You Anything But Love (track not available in Rhapsody) | | | On The Sunny Side Of The Street (track not available in Rhapsody) | | | Home : reviews : CD Reviews : American Songbook Series: Dorothy Fields |
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| | Smart Girls Sing Dorothy Fields at The Encore May 8, 20, 25 (BroadwayWorld.com) |
| | With a background covering both vocal jazz and musical theatre, Sonya Ledanski fuses the two in an evening that combines sharp, syncopated arrangements with attention to character and Field's lyrical humor. | | | SMART GIRLS SING DOROTHY FIELDS will include many of her classics, plus some lesser known treats such as songs cut from the scores of "Sweet Charity" and "Seesaw" and a novelty number written by a 19-year-old Richard Rodgers. | | | Smart Girls Sing Dorothy Fields at The Encore May 8, 20, 25 (BroadwayWorld.com) |
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