Git Along Little Dogies (1937) - Soundtracks

Git Along Little Dogie

(uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Harris Heyman and Snyder Miller

Sung by Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette and Maple City Four

Red River Valley

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played on a record at the radio station

Later sung by Maple City Four and audience at Radio Contest

Honey Bringing Honey To You

(1937) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Smiley Burnette

Performed by Smiley Burnette (piano and vocal)

Chinatown My Chinatown

(1906) (uncredited)

Music by Jean Schwartz

Lyrics by William Jerome

Performed by Gene Autry, Maple City Four and Smiley Burnette

If You Want to Be a Cowboy

(1937) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Fleming Allen

Sung by Gene Autry and Maple City Four with Smiley Burnette on piano

Turkey in the Straw

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played by fiddler Art Davis at the Radio Contest

The Minstrel Boy

(uncredited)

Written by Thomas Moore and set to music of "The Moreen," an Old Irish Air

Played by guitarist Oscar Gahan at the Radio Contest

Oh! Susanna

(1848) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Foster

Played by an unidentified banjoist at the Radio Contest

Later sung by the Maple City Four and audience at Radio Contest

Pop! Goes the Weasel

(uncredited)

Traditional 17th century English song

Played on accordian by Smiley Burnette at the Radio Contest

Arkansas Traveler

(ca 1850) (uncredited)

Music by Sanford Faulkner

Played by the Maple City Four at the Radio Contest

I'm Calamity Jane

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

Sung and Danced by Gladys Ahern and Will Ahern at the Radio Contest

Stock Selling Song (We're the Boys From the Circle A)

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

Performed by the Maple City Four at the Radio Contest

Reprised by the them, Gene Autry and Frank Austin near the end

Wait For the Wagon

(1851) (uncredited)

Written by George P. Knauff

Performed by the Maple City Four at the Radio Contest

She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain When She Comes

(uncredited)

Traditional

Sung by the Maple City Four and audience at the Radio Contest

Long, Long Ago

(1883) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Thomas Haynes Bayley

Sung by the Maple City Four and audience at the Radio Contest

Good Night Ladies

(1911) (uncredited)

Music by Egbert Van Alstyne

Lyrics by Harry Williams

Sung by the Maple City Four and audience at the Radio Contest

For He's a Jolly Good Fellow

(uncredited)

Traditional

Sung by the audience at the Radio Contest

After You've Gone

(1918) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Henry Creamer and Turner Layton

Sung by The Cabin Kids on the radio

In the Valley Where the Sun Goes Down

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

Sung by Gene Autry on the radio

Happy Days Are Here Again

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Milton Ager

Lyrics by Jack Yellen

Sung by Gene Autry and the Maple City Four and cast at the end

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Git Along Little Dogies

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