Partial List of Songs (lyrics Unless Otherwise Noted)
- Swing, Mr. Charlie (1936) with Harry Brooks and J. Russel Robinson;
- "My Heart Is A Violin" with Emery Deutsch and J. Russel Robinson;
- "Three Little Sisters" (1942) with Vic Mizzy;
- "Take It Easy" (1943) with Albert De Bru and Vic Mizzy;
- "One-zy Two-zy" (1946) with Dave Franklin;
- "Everybody Loves Somebody" (1947) with music by Ken Lane;
- "Caramba! It's The Samba " (1947) with Edward Pola and George Wyle;
- "So Dear To My Heart" (1947) with music by Ticker Freeman;
- "Quicksilver" (1949) with George Wyle and Eddie Pola;
- (Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man with the Bag (1950) with Dudley Brooks and Hal Stanley;
- "Wandering Swallow" (1951) with Harold Stevens;
- "Am I A Toy Or A Treasure?" (1954) with Arthur Altman and Louis C. Singer;
- "Give Me Your Word" (1955) with George Wyle;
- "Pachalafaka" (1958), words and music;
- "Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb" (1959) words and music;
- "A Christmas Toast" with Ken Lane;
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