They're playing our song; from Jerome Kern to Stephen Sondheim - the stories behind the words and music of two generations. by Wilk, Max

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- All the things you are -- Three little words -- Tea for two -- I'm in the mood for love -- Bewitched, bothered, bewildred -- The sound of music -- This was a real nice clambake -- Of thee I sing, baby -- My ideal -- Thanks for the memory -- Make someone happy -- Lullaby of Broadway -- Moon river -- Over the rainbow -- People who need people -- Bei mir bist du schon -- Oh, how we danced -- Brother, can you spare a dime? …”

Mark Murphy sings mostly Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman. by Murphy, Mark, 1932-

Table of Contents: “…-- Walking sad -- Exactly like you -- Alone too long - On second thought -- I walk a little faster -- Rules of the road -- That's my style -- I'm in the mood for love -- The best is yet to come -- Real live girl (commentary / Mark [Murphy] ; Alec [Wilder] ; Loonis [McGlohon] -- Remind me -- I love my wife -- Sometime when you're lonely -- Doodlin' -- I'm way ahead -- Lovely to look at (commentary / Alec Wilder).…”
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