Doris Day: One of America’s Best-Loved Entertainers
Having achieved success as a big band singer, film actress, recording artist, and radio and television performer, Doris Day became one of America’s most beloved entertainers of the 1950s.
On the silver screen, Doris starred alongside legends like Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Jack Lemmon, Cary Grant, and Clark Gable. Her singing career began in 1945, and she quickly racked up a string of hit tunes.
Her chart success included Sentimental Journey and My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time, both of which she recorded with Les Brown and both reached No. 1 in 1945.
For the next 22 years, she continued to build on these early hits with songs like Again, A Guy Is A Guy, Secret Love, Que Sera, Sera, Dream a Little Dream of Me, Fly Me to the Moon, and Over the Rainbow.
In 2011, Doris released her final studio album, My Heart, making her the oldest artist to enter the U.K. Top 10 at 89 years old. Doris Day passed away in 2019 at the age of 97.
Doris Day Tunes | Related Pages
Dream A Little Dream Of Me | Chords + TAB
You can learn how to play Dream A Little Dream Of Me by Mama Cass using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, a chord chart, and Spytunes video guitar lessons.
| C Gbdim7 | Ab6 G |
Stars shining bright above you…
Check out the full TAB lesson here: Dream A Little Dream Of Me (Mama Cass) Guitar Lesson with TAB.
Fly Me To The Moon | Chords + TAB
You can learn how to play Fly Me To The Moon by Frank Sinatra using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, a chord chart, and the original recording.
| Am7 | Dm7 | G7 | Cmaj7 |
Fly me to the moon, let me play among the stars…
Check out the full TAB lesson here: Fly Me To The Moon (Frank Sinatra) Guitar Lesson with TAB.
Over The Rainbow | Chords + TAB
You can learn how to play Over The Rainbow by Eva Cassidy using chords, lyrics, a chord chart, chord analysis, and Spytunes video guitar lessons.
| Gsus2 /F# | Em /D | Bm7b13 | G7 Amadd4 /B |
Somewhere over the rainbow…
Start learning with the full lesson series: Over The Rainbow – Guitar Lessons with TAB.
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