Swingin' Down the Lane

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"Swingin' Down the Lane" is a popular 1923 American standard, often associated with big band and traditional pop renditions, that was notably recorded by Frank Sinatra.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 1920s song
popular standard
song
sound recording
associatedAct Isham Jones and his Orchestra
associatedPerformer Frank Sinatra
Isham Jones
composer Isham Jones
countryOfOrigin United States
decade 1920s
era Jazz Age
linked to: The Jazz Age
firstPublicationForm instrumental
genre big band
traditional pop
vocal jazz standard
hasCulturalRole American popular standard
hasForm 32-bar song form
hasLyrics true
hasMelodicStyle lyrical
hasNotability widely recorded by popular singers and big bands
hasRecording Swingin' Down the Lane (Frank Sinatra recording)
hasRhythmicFeel swing
hasStructure AABA
hasStyle foxtrot
isAssociatedWithPeriod pre-swing era
isFrequentlyPerformedAs ballad
medium-tempo swing
isStandardIn big band repertoire
traditional pop repertoire
language English
lyricist Gus Kahn
notableRecordingArtist Ben Bernie
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Guy Lombardo
Isham Jones and his Orchestra
Perry Como
originalMedium dance band
partOfRepertoire Great American Songbook
publicationYear 1923
subjectMatter romance
strolling with a sweetheart
tempo medium
vocalType male vocal

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Songs for Swingin' Lovers! track Swingin' Down the Lane
Swingin' Down the Lane hasRecording Swingin' Down the Lane (Frank Sinatra recording)
linked to: Swingin' Down the Lane