Soundtrack of "For Me and My Gal" (1942)

Songs, dances, and musical numbers included in the soundtrack of the 1942 movie For Me and My Gal. See also more about the movie For Me and My Gal (1942) and about other movies with tap dancing scenes organized By Title and By Year.

For Me and My Gal
Played during the opening credits and often as background music
Played on piano (with background orchestra) by Judy Garland and sung and danced by her and Judy Gene Kellyin a coffee shop
Reprised by Judy Garland, Judy Gene Kelly and chorus at the end
VIDEO: Judy Garland singing and tap dancing with Gene Kelly

Sobre las Olas (Over the Waves)
Played during the opening dedication

The Darktown Strutters' Ball
Played offscreen on piano at a theater
Reprised by an offscreen orchestra at a theater

Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny Oh!
Played during Jimmy's clown act and danced by Gene Kelly
VIDEO: Gene Kelly tap dancing on stage dressed as a tramp

The Doll Shop
Sung by George Murphy and Lucille Norman in their act

Oh, You Beautiful Doll
Sung by George Murphy and danced by him and Judy Garland in a theater
Whistled by George Murphy while in France
VIDEO: YouTube

Don't Leave Me Daddy
Sung by Judy Garland in an act

The Oceana Roll
Background music for Ben Blue's act in a theater

By the Beautiful Sea
Sung and Danced by George Murphy, Judy Garland a chorus and danced by Ben Blue
VIDEO: Dance by George Murphy, Judy Garland, et al

When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose
Sung and Danced by Gene Kelly and Judy Garland in a show
VIDEO: YouTube

They Go Wild Simply Wild Over Me
Sung a cappella and danced by Gene Kelly on the train

Do I Love You?
Played on piano and sung by Martha Eggerth

Chicago (That Toddlin' Town)
In the score at the start of the Chicago scenes

After You've Gone
Sung by Judy Garland in a show

The Sidewalks of New York
In the score at the start of the New York sequence

Some of These Days
Played offscreen at the New York Palace Theater (Sophie Tucker was on the marquee)

Tell Me
Played as dance music at the Golden Slipper and sung by Lucille Norman and The Sportsmen Quartet

Till We Meet Again
Sung by Lucille Norman and audience at the Golden Slipper when Danny leaves for overseas

We Don't Want the Bacon (What We Want Is a Piece of the Rhine!)
Sung by Ben Lessy at the Newark Palace

Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
Portions in the song "We Don't Want the Bacon (What We Want is a Piece of the Rhine!)"
Also in the score when the Statue of Liberty is shown

Ballin' the Jack
Sung and Danced by Gene Kelly and Judy Garland
VIDEO: Gene Kelly and Judy Garland

You're In The Army Now
In the score for marching soldiers

Anchors Aweigh
In the score when Jimmy tries to enlist in the Navy

The Marine's Hymn
In the score when Jimmy tries to enlist in the Marines

What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys?
Sung by Ben Blue and The King's Men at a liberty bond rally

Goodbye Broadway, Hello France
In the score for the first scene in France
Reprised by a chorus singing and Gene Kelly and Ben Blue dancing

Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo (Mad'moiselle from Armentieres)
Sung by an offscreen chorus and soldiers entering the YMCA theater in France

How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree?)
Sung by Judy Garland chorus in the YMCA theater in France

K-K-K-Katy
Background music at the YMCA theater in France

There's a Long, Long Trail
Sung offscreen by The King's Men and chorus in the YMCA theater in France

Where Do We Go from Here?
Sung by Judy Garland, The King's Men and chorus in the YMCA theater in France

Over There
In the score for marching soldiers

It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary
Sung by Judy Garland during a montage

Yankee Doodle
In the score for rolling army trucks
Reprised as background music in the New York Palace theater

Smiles
Sung by Judy Garland

Oh Frenchy
Sung and Danced by Gene Kelly and Ben Blue

Pack Up Your Troubles
Sung by Judy Garland entertaining boys at the front

La Marseillaise
In the score when the Arch of Triumph is shown

The Stars and Stripes Forever
In the score when General John J. Pershing and President Woodrow Wilson fare shown with returning marching doughboys

When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Sung by Judy Garland at the New York Palace Theater