Songs of the Merry Macs

Pictured above is the display case for the Merry Macs
Inducted in 2003 in the Vocal Group Hall of Fame located in
Sharon, Pennsylvania

To view the other web pages for the Merry Macs
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The following three (3) songs came from the movie Ride 'Em Cowboy with
Abott and Costello and sung by the Merry Macs:

Please click on the name or picture to see the video and hear the song






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The following song was played on Armed Forces Radio in 1942
On the Radio Show: Command Performance USA
Don Ameche introduced the Merry Macs to sing Jingle, Jangle, Jingle


The following song was also played on the Armed Forces Radio in 1945
On the Radio Show: Mail Call and was introduced by Judy Garland
To sing: Standin' in the Need of a Prayer (Song starts at the 4 minute mark)

Judy Garland also sang a song with the Merry Macs in 1945
Called: On the Atchison, Topeda and the Santa Fe
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The Merry Macs sing the song Mairzy Doats which insprired the character that
Lauren Bacall played in the movie To Have and Have Not'
In the movie Lauen Bacall had pin curled styled hair - Click here to hear the song

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Never Knew Till Now-(Click to hear the song and see video)


Honk, Honk (The Rumble Seat Song)-(Click to hear the song)


1937-Slumming on Park Avenue (Click to hear the song)


Let's Sing A Song About Susie and UP UP UP (Click to hear the song)


1940-Sentimental Journey (Click to hear the song)


1942-Breathless (Click to hear the song)


I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (Click to hear the song and see video)


Pop Goes The Weasel (Click to hear the song)


1945-Mail Call with Bob Hope & Judy Garland (Click to hear the song)
Merry Macs sing There's A Great Day Coming


1957-Jingle Jangle Jingle (Click to hear the song and see video)


1942-Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition (Click to hear the song)


Mairzy Doats (Click to hear the song)

More of the songs by the Merry Macs will be added at a later time...

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