Sammy Davis, Jr. Cover Songs
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Songs covered by Sammy Davis, Jr.
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"The Candy Man," from the Anthony Newley album "Remembering Anthony Newley", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "101 Number One Hit Records (disc 1)."
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"Days of Wine and Roses," from the Henry Mancini album "Mancini's Greatest Hits", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Sings the Big Ones for Young Lovers."
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"I Left My Heart in San Francisco," from the Tony Bennett album "Tony Bennett: His Greatest Hits and Finest Performances (disc 1)", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Sings the Big Ones for Young Lovers."
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"It's All in the Game," from the Tommy Edwards album "The Classic Rhythm+Blues Collection 1955-1959 (disc 1)", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Sings the Big Ones for Young Lovers."
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"Lady Is a Tramp," from the Frank Sinatra album "Collection - Radio Broadcasts", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Greatest Songs."
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"Mr. Bojangles," from the Jerry Jeff Walker album "The Folk Years: Simple Song of Freedom (disc 2)", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Bachelor Pad Pleasures (Mondo Lounge)."
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"People," from the Barbra Streisand album "One Voice", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "The Ultimate Sammy Davis Jr. Collection."
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"Route 66," from the Nat King Cole album "After Midnight Sessions", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Nat King Cole Songbook."
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"September Song," from the Kurt Weill album "Lost in the Stars", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Rat Pack is Back."
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"What Kind of Fool Am I," from the Anthony Newley album "Anthony Newley's Greatest Hits", was covered on the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Live and Swingin': The Ultimate Rat Pack Collection."
Sammy Davis, Jr. songs that have been covered
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"The Candy Man," from the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "Greatest Songs" , was covered on the Cibo Matto album "Viva! La Woman." -
"The Shelter Of Your Arms," from the Sammy Davis, Jr. album "The Shelter of Your Arms" , was covered on the Neil Diamond album "September Morn."
