Oh, How I Miss You Tonight
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Oh, How I Miss You Tonight
Summary
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight is a musical work/composition[1].
Key Facts
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition[2].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's composer is recorded as Joe Burke[3].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's composer is recorded as Benny Davis[4].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's composer is recorded as Mark Fisher[5].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's genre is pop music[6].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was performed by Ben Selvin[7].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Lewis James[8].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Benson Orchestra of Chicago[9].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was performed by Irving Kaufman[10].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Jeanne Black[11].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was performed by Jim Reeves[12].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Deborah Allen[13].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Benny Neyman[14].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was performed by Toni Willé[15].
- Among the performers on Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was Frank Sinatra[16].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's language of work or name is recorded as English[17].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was released on 1925[18].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's lyricist is recorded as Joe Burke[19].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's lyricist is recorded as Benny Davis[20].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's lyricist is recorded as Mark Fisher[21].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's title is recorded as Oh, How I Miss You Tonight[22].
- Oh, How I Miss You Tonight's form of creative work is recorded as song[23].
Product Details
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Authorship and Creation
Performers include Ben Selvin[7], Lewis James[8], Benson Orchestra of Chicago[9], Irving Kaufman[10], Jeanne Black[11], and Jim Reeves[12].
Publication
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight was released on 1925[18]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[17]. Its genre is pop music[6].