Recording History |
Mary Badham
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Mary Lou Collins
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Michael Feinstein and Jay Livingston, Livingston & Evans Songbook, Concord Records, FCD-3101-2, 2002
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Astrud Gilberto, Astrud Gilberto's Finest Hour
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The Gunter Kallman Chorus and Orchestra
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David Lawton
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Hugh X. Lewis, and the Do-Re-Mi Children's Chorus
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Le'onie Norton, PJ Records, #PJ 451A
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Patti Page, The Great American Composers, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Columbia House, 2C2 8651 / C21 8651
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Margie Rayburn, Dome Records, #501
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Elli Saint-James, Capitol Records, #5698
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Billy Vaughn, Sweet Maria, Dot Records, #DLP 25782
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Karen Verros, Dot Records, #45 16879
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Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra, Hit's of Our Time, Dot Records, #DLP 3790
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Natalie Wood, This Property is Condemned, MGM Verve Records, #6-8664
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Lyrics |
Wish me a rainbow, and wish me a star.
All this you can give me,
Wherever you are;
And dreams for my pillow,
And stars for my eyes,
And a masquerade ball
Where our love wins first prize.
Wish me red roses, and yellow balloons,
And black sequins (carousels) whirling
To gay dancing tunes.
I want all these treasures;
The most you can give.
So, wish me a rainbow
As long as I live!
All my tomorrows
Depend on your love.
So, wish me a rainbow
Above!
All my tomorrows
Depend on your love.
So, wish me a rainbow above! |
WISH ME A RAINBOW As sung in the Paramount Picture This Property is Condemned, starring Natalie Wood and Robert Redford, Famous Music Corporation, 1966. Words by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Music by Henry Mancini (Special Picture Release) |
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