Buck, Gene
Buck, Gene 1885-1957
Buck, Edward Eugene (1885-1957)
Gene Buck American music lyricist
Buck, Gene, 1885-
VIAF ID: 16726345 (Personal)
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American music lyricist
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Works
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| Allo ! chéri ! chanson téléphonée.... Paroles françaises, de Lucien Boger. Paroles anglaises de Gène Buck. Musique de Dave Stamper, arr. par F. Salabert |
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| Bachelor days. |
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| Chérie, je t'aime |
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| Chu Chin Chow. |
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| Colonial days. |
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| Every girl is fishing. |
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| Have a heart. |
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| Hello, Frisco! : I called you up to say "Hello" |
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| If the girlies could be soldiers. |
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| I'll be a Santa Claus to you. |
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| In old Versaille. |
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| The Indian fox-trot ball. |
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| It's getting dark on old broadway. |
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| I've got him now. |
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| I've saved all my love for you. |
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| Jungle ball. |
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| Just because you're you. |
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| Just you and me. |
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| I left her on the beach at Honolulu. |
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| List'ning on some radio. |
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| The love boat |
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| I love you just the same. |
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| Luana Lou. |
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| Make a fuss over me. |
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| Mary and Doug. |
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| The melting pot. |
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| The midnight frolic guide. |
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| Mine was a marriage of convenience. |
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| My Arabian maid. |
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| My little submarine. |
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| No foolin.. Paroles anglaises et musique de Gene Buck et James F. Hanley. Chant et piano |
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| Nothing to wear. |
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| The princess of my dreams. |
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| Prunella mine. |
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| Sally won't you come back ? Words by Gene Buck. Chant et piano |
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| Same old moon. |
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| Shanghai. |
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| Shimmie town. |
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| Ship building song. |
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| Some boy |
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| Some sweet day. |
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| Somnambulistic tune. |
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| Song of the Volga boatmen = Lied der Wolgaschiffer = Canto de los barqueros del Rio Volga |
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| South sea Moon, fox-trot de Louis A. Hirsch, Gene Buck et Dave Stamper. Arrangé par Francis Salabert, pour orchestre, avec piano conducteur |
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| Starlight. |
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| Sunny south. |
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| Sweet sixteen. |
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| Sweetie mine. |
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| Swinging along. |
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| Syncopated tune. |
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| Telephone song. |
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| There's something in the air in springtime. |
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| They're getting shorter all the time. |
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| They're in the junk pile now. |
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| Throw me a kiss. |
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| Tipperary Mary. |
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| Trilby. |
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| Tulip time. |
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| Underneath the Japanese moon. |
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| The vampire. |
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| Violet Ray. |
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| I want to learn to jazz dance. |
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| Weaving my dreams. |
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| When I hear that jazz band play. |
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| When I'm looking at you. |
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| When my sweetie comes back to me |
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| When the lights are low. |
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| Who do you love? |
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| Will of the wisp. |
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| Wonderful girl. |
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| The world has gone shimmee mad. |
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| You'll have to do the turkey trot to captivate the men. |
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| You're a perfect jewel to me. |
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| Zebra girl. |
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| Ziegfeld follies of 1920, 1920: |
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| Zig-Zag de Mr Albert de Courville. Musique de Dave Stamper. In grandma's days they never did the fox-trot.... [Written by Gene Buck] |
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