Jazz Standards Songs and Instrumentals (The Folks Who Live on the Hill)

The Folks Who Live on the Hill (1937)

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Year	Rank	Title
1930	1	“Body and Soul”
1939	2	“All the Things You Are”
1935	3	“Summertime”
1944	4	“'Round Midnight”
1935	5	“I Can't Get Started (with You)”
1937	6	“My Funny Valentine”
1942	7	“Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be)”
1930	8	“What Is This Thing Called Love?”
1933	9	“Yesterdays”
1946	10	“Stella by Starlight”

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I believe everyone who enjoys this song should consider listening to Dick Hyman’s solo piano version on “Music of 1937.”

Richard Kahn, Associate Professor of Music
Los Angeles Valley College
richardkahnmusic.com

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Additional information for "The Folks Who Live on the Hill" may be found in:


Thomas S. Hischak The American Musical Film Song Encyclopedia Greenwood Press Hardcover: 536 pages (1 paragraph including the following types of information: summary and performers.)


Robert Gottlieb, Robert Kimball Reading Lyrics Pantheon Hardcover: 736 pages (Includes the following types of information: song lyrics.)

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This section shows the jazz standards written by the same writing team.

Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern
Year	Rank	Title
1939	2	“All the Things You Are”
1932	159	“The Song Is You”
1927	236	“Ol' Man River”
1927	339	“Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man”
1929	377	“Why Was I Born”
1927	431	“Why Do I Love You?”
1937	471	“The Folks Who Live on the Hill”
1925	607	“Who”
1946	657	“Nobody Else but Me”
1927	936	“Make Believe”

Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern and Jimmy McHugh
Year	Rank	Title
1935	999	“I Won't Dance”