Dancing Lady Soundtrack (1933) OST
An attractive dancer is rescued from jail by a rich man who helps her to have her first big opportunity at a musical play on Broadway.
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Heigh-Ho, the Gang's All Here |
Harold Adamson: writer
Burton Lane: composer
Fred Astaire: performer
Joan Crawford: performer
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Hold Your Man |
Nacio Herb Brown: composer
Arthur Freed: writer
Winnie Lightner: performer
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Alabama Swing |
James P. Johnson: writer
Larry Fine: performer
Joan Crawford: performer
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Everything I Have Is Yours |
Harold Adamson: writer
Burton Lane: composer
Arthur Jarrett: performer
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My Dancing Lady |
Dorothy Fields: writer
Jimmy McHugh: composer
Joan Crawford: performer
Arthur Jarrett: performer
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Let's Go Bavarian |
Harold Adamson: writer
Burton Lane: composer
Fred Astaire: performer
Joan Crawford: performer
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(That's The) Rhythm of the Day |
Richard Rodgers: composer
Lorenz Hart: writer
Nelson Eddy: performer
Joan Crawford: performer
Arthur Jarrett: performer
Mildred Carroll: performer
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Hey! Young Fella |
Dorothy Fields: writer
Jimmy McHugh: composer
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Siboney |
Ernesto Lecuona: writer
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