Frances Langford
Frances Langford was an American singer and actress who was born as Julia
Frances Langford in 1913. She originally trained as an opera singer before a
medical procedure altered her vocal range to a contralto, leading her to adopt a
big band style. Langford achieved professional recognition during the Golden Age
of Radio and made a film debut in Every Night at Eight (1935), where she
introduced the song “I'm in the Mood for Love”. She was famous for entertaining
troops on USO tours during World War II, earning the nickname “GI Nightingale”.
Her film appearances include Born to Dan...
Easy to LoveCole Porter, Jimmy Dorsey and Frances Langford
De-Lovely [B.O.F]
2:46
Pennies From HeavenLouis Armstrong, Bing Crosby and Frances Langford
The Genius of Louis Armstong
4:18
I'm Falling in Love With SomeoneBing Crosby and Frances Langford
The Essential Collection
3:08
Gypsy Love SongBing Crosby, Frances Langford and Victor Young's Concert Orchestra
Bing Crosby & Company
3:05
I've Got You Under My SkinFrances Langford
3:15
Blue MoonFrances Langford and Harry Sosnik
2:45
