I'm in the Mood for Love
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This article is about the popular song. For other uses, see I'm in the Mood for Love (disambiguation).
"I'm in the Mood for Love" is a popular song.
The music was written by Jimmy McHugh, the lyrics by Dorothy Fields. The song was published in 1935. It was introduced by Frances Langford in the movie "Every Night At Eight" released that year.
[edit] Recorded versions
- Ronnie Aldrich
- Ann-Margaret
- Louis Armstrong (1935)
- Shirley Bassey (1961)
- Ivy Benson
- Brook Benton (1959)
- Polly Bergen (1958)
- Acker Bilk
- Pat Boone (1959)
- Frank Chacksfield
- The Chimes (1961)
- Rosemary Clooney
- Nat King Cole Trio (1944)
- Ray Conniff Singers (1960)
- Sam Cooke
- Bob Crosby and his orchestra (1935)
- Putney Dandridge and his orchestra (1935)
- Doris Day (1952)
- Gloria DeHaven (in the film Between Two Women, 1945)
- Fats Domino
- Tommy Dorsey
- Billy Eckstine (1946)
- Jackie Edwards
- Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames (1965)
- Bryan Ferry (1999)
- Dorothy Fields
- Eddie Fisher (1952)
- Ella Fitzgerald
- The Flamingos (1959)
- Helen Forrest (1950)
- The Four Aces
- Erroll Garner
- Stan Getz
- Debbie Gibson
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Jackie Gleason
- Benny Goodman
- Charlie Gracie
- The Guess Who
- Adelaide Hall
- Mary Cleere Haran
- Ted Heath and his Music
- The Heptones
- Hildegarde
- Earl Hines
- Jools Holland (1999)
- Shirley Horn (1963)
- Joni James (1955)
- Etta Jones
- Quincy Jones and Brian McKnight
- Spike Jones' New Band (1964)
- Dick Jurgens & His Orchestra (1950)
- Stan Kenton
- Lisa Kirk
- Frankie Laine
- Frances Langford (1935 (Brunswick 7513).
- Brenda Lee (1961)
- Liberace
- Little Jack Little (1935)
- Julie London (1955)
- Lord Tanamo (1990)
- Vera Lynn (1935)
- Dean Martin (in the film That's My Boy, 1951)
- Al Martino
- Johnny Mathis (1960)
- McGuire Sisters
- Ann Miller (in the Broadway show Sugar Babies, 1979)
- Patti Page
- Les Paul
- Oscar Peterson
- André Previn
- Ray Price
- Louis Prima
- Leo Reisman and his orchestra (vocal: Frank Luther) (1935)
- Cliff Richard (1964)
- Marty Robbins (1962)
- Smokey Robinson
- Amru Sani (1956)
- The Sex Pistols (1977)
- George Shearing
- Daryl Sherman (1989)
- Frank Sinatra (1953)
- Dorothy Squires
- Jo Stafford
- Ringo Starr
- Rod Stewart (2005)
- Barbra Streisand (2003)
- Maxine Sullivan
- Svenska Hotkvintetten (1939)
- Art Tatum
- James Taylor
- The Three Suns (1957)
- Martha Tilton and her V-Disc Play Fellows (1942)
- Sarah Vaughan (1954)
- Fran Warren (1957)
- Charlie Watts (1996)
- Mae West
- Pia Zadora
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