I Love Her-She Loves Me
Doodle Doo Doo
I'm Hungry For Beautiful Girls
How I Love That Girl
Oh, Is She Dumb
Those Panama Mammas
Susie
Goo-Goo-Good-Night Dead!!
Sophie
Laff It Off!
He Loves It
If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie)
Joe Is Here
We're Back Together Again, My Baby And Me
How Ya Gonna Keep Your Mind On Dancing
Row, Row, Rosie!
I Love Me (I'm Wild About Myself)
Oh! Boy, What A Girl
Ritzi Mitzi
What A Perfect Combination
Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly I'm In Love
Look What You've Done
Eddie (Steady)
Over Somebody Else's Shoulder
No, No, Nora
The Man on the Flying Trapeze
I've Got The Yes!
Mandy
Oh, Gee, Georgie!
An Earful Of Music
If You Do What You Do
When My Ship Comes In
I'll Have Vanilla
Okay Toots
On A Windy Day 'Way Down In Waikiki
When My Ship Comes In
Oh Pappa!
The Only Thing I Want For Christmas (Is Just To Keep The Things That I've Got)
Monkey Doodle
If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie)
Charley My Boy
Little Curly Hair In A High Chair
No One Knows What It's All About
Margie
Most popular songs of Eddie Cantor
Taking a Chance on Love
Margie
1994 • The Columbia Years: 1922-1940
Mandy
1994 • The Columbia Years: 1922-1940
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
Swanee
Makin' Whoopee
2011 • Looking Back....eddie Cantor
Ain't She Sweet
2013 • Pieces Of History: The Very Best Of Eddie Cantor (bonus Track Version)
The Man on the Flying Trapeze
1994 • The Columbia Years: 1922-1940
Dinah
2011 • Okay Toots
Ma (He's Making Eyes at Me)
2000 • The Radio Songs Vol. 1, The 30s
Is It True What They Say About Dixie?
Makin' Whoopee [From the Eddie Cantor Story]
2013 • Pieces Of History: The Very Best Of Eddie Cantor (bonus Track Version)
Trivia about the album The Columbia Years: 1922-1940 by Eddie Cantor
- In what year was the album “The Columbia Years: 1922-1940” released by Eddie Cantor?
- The album “The Columbia Years: 1922-1940” was released in 1994 by Eddie Cantor, featuring 44 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “The Columbia Years: 1922-1940” by Eddie Cantor?
- “Margie” is the biggest hit from the album “The Columbia Years: 1922-1940” by Eddie Cantor.