(Up a) Lazy River

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"(Up a) Lazy River" is a popular song by Hoagy Carmichael and Sidney Arodin , published in 1930.

The song is considered a jazz and pop standard, and has been recorded by many artists.

[edit] Recorded versions

Rex Allen (1961) The Ames Brothers Ray Anthony Louis Armstrong and his orchestra (1931) Svend Asmussen Chet Atkins Kenny Ball Chris Barber Tex Beneke and his orchestra Acker Bilk Pat Boone (1958) Les Brown and his Band of Renown Sam Butera and The Witnesses Hoagy Carmichael (1930) Casa Loma Orchestra (1938) Rosemary Clooney (1956) Nat King Cole Trio Harry Connick Jr. (1988) Bing Crosby

Bobby Darin (1961) #14 hit Sammy Davis Jr. (1963) Rusty Draper (1957) Adam Faith (1963) Georgie Fame and Annie Ross (1981) Hugh and Karl Farr Tennessee Ernie Ford Pete Fountain The Four Lads The Gatlin Brothers (1994) Crystal Gayle (1999) Benny Goodman and his orchestra (vocal: Helen Forrest) (1941) Phil Harris and his orchestra (1932) Woody Herman and his orchestra (1941) Eddy Howard The Ink Spots Harry James and his orchestra Betty Johnson (1950) Rickie Lee Jones

Brenda Lee (1962) Julia Lee Peggy Lee Manhattan Transfer Glenn Miller and his orchestra The Mills Brothers (1952) Art Mooney and his orchestra (vocal: Cathy Ryan and The Clover Leafs) (1952) Les Paul Trio The Platters Louis Prima and his New Orleans Gang (1936) Kay Starr Hank Thompson (1972) The Three Suns Dick Todd Merle Travis Gene Vincent (1956) Paul Whiteman and his orchestra (1956) Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys (1947) Si Zentner and his orchestra (1961)