Vernon Duke - Musical Credits, As "Vernon Duke"

Musical Credits, As "Vernon Duke"

• 1931 - Tarnished Lady
• 1932 - Walk A Little Faster (lyrics by E.Y. "Yip" Harburg)
  • "April in Paris"
  • "A Penny for Your Thoughts"
  • "Off Again, On Again"
  • "Speaking of Love"
  • "Where Have We Met Before?"
• 1934 - Ziegfeld Follies of 1934 (music also by others - Duke lyrics by E.Y. Harburg)
  • "I Like the Likes of You"
  • "What Is There To Say?"
• 1934 - Thumbs Up (music also by others - Duke lyrics by Vernon Duke)
  • "Autumn in New York"
• 1936 - Ziegfeld Follies of 1936 (lyrics by Ira Gershwin)
  • "I Can't Get Started"
  • "He Hasn't a Thing Except Me"
  • "Words Without Music"
  • "Island in the West Indies"
• 1940 - Cabin in the Sky (lyrics by John Latouche)
  • "Taking a Chance on Love"
  • "Cabin in the Sky"
  • "Honey in the Honeycomb"
  • "Love Me Tomorrow"
• 1941 - Banjo Eyes (lyrics by John Latouche and Harold Adamson)
  • "We're Having a Baby"
  • "Who Started the Rhumba?"
  • "A Nickel to My Name"
• 1942 - The Lady Comes Across (lyrics by John Latouche)
  • "Summer Is A-Commin' In"
  • "You Took Me By Surprise"
  • "This Is Where I Came In"
  • "Lady"
• 1944 - Jackpot (lyrics by Howard Dietz)
  • "What Happened"
  • "Sugarfoot"
  • "I've Got a One-Track Mind"
  • "I Kissed My Girl Goodbye"
• 1944 - Sadie Thompson (lyrics by Howard Dietz)
  • "The Love I Long For"
  • "Poor as a Church Mouse"
  • "When You Live on an Island"
• 1946 – Sweet Bye and Bye (lyrics by Ogden Nash; book by S. J. Perelman and Al Hirschfeld)
• 1952 - Two's Company (lyrics by Ogden Nash and Sammy Cahn)
  • "It Just Occurred to Me"
  • "Roundabout"
  • "Out of the Clear Blue Sky"
  • "Haunted Hot Spot"
  • "Just Like a Man"
• 1956 - The Littlest Revue (music also by others - Duke lyrics by Ogden Nash)
  • "I Want to Fly Now (and Pay Later)"
  • "Summer Is A-Comin' In"
  • "Good Little Girls"
  • "Love Is Still in Town"
  • "You're Far from Wonderful"
  • "Madly in Love"
• 1963 - Zenda (lyrics by Lenny Adelson, Sid Kuller, and Martin Charnin)