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1. The English version of “Les Feuilles Mortes” was written by American song writer Johnny Mercer in under the title “Autumn Leaves“.The song was introduced in America by Jo Stafford. On Christmas’ Eve , Édith Piaf sang the French and the English version of the song on the radio programme The Big Show. It gives its name to a Hollywood movie in starring Joan Crawford.

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2. From there, we get Steve Allen recording a version in conjunction with launching The Steve Allen Show, with George Cates and his Orchestra and Chorus. Oh, and the film of the same name used this song: Autumn Leaves was a film starring Joan ("No wire hangers!") Crawford, using the version done by .

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3. Music by Joseph Kosma, Lyrics by Johnny Mercer "Autumn Leaves" is a much-recorded popular song. Originally it was a French song, "Les feuilles mortes" (literally "The Dead Leaves"), with music by Hungarian-French composer Joseph Kosma and lyrics by poet Jacques Prévert.

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4. Sep 22,  · The Cure released this song on their album “Bloodflowers” and the mood of the song involves the listener in the Autumn passion. 9 “Leaves That Are Green”, Simon & Garfunkel, Simon & Garfunkel have a good batch of autumn feeling songs, our choice for this list is “Leaves That Are Green” from their album “Sounds Of.

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5. Buy Autumn Leaves by Joseph Kosma/arr. John Berry at afovapsersejamopolynddemcairi.coinfo Jazz Sheet Music. Here is an easy swing version of a timeless classic! The saxes are in.

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6. (Note, the songs are all here, we are still working on the notes and recognizable designations, but we wanted to get the songs out there, please add your favorites in comments) The SongPop Addicts are at it again and we are Falling into Autumn, here are our best Fall and Autumn selections.

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7. Sep 16,  · Songs about the fall can be major-league bummers (those dead leaves sure make for some depressing metaphors), but “Autumn Almanac” is .

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8. Aug 12,  · A soundtrack to the film of the same name as performed by Nat King Cole starring Joan Crawford.

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