Editing 1948 in music (section)

==Published popular music==

[[File:Irvingberlin1948.jpg|right|thumb|Songwriter [[Irving Berlin]] in 1948]]
* "[['A' You're Adorable]]" words and music: [[Buddy Kaye]], [[Fred Wise (songwriter)|Fred Wise]] & [[Sidney Lippman]]
* "[[Always True to You in My Fashion]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Lisa Kirk]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Performed in the film version by [[Ann Miller]] and Tommy Rall
*"[[Another Op'nin', Another Show]]" w.m. Cole Porter introduced by [[Annabelle Hill]] and the ensemble in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''
* "[[Baby, It's Cold Outside]]" w.m. [[Frank Loesser]]
* "[[Be a Clown]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Judy Garland]] and [[Gene Kelly]] in the film ''[[The Pirate (1948 film)|The Pirate]]''
* "[[Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo]] ([[The Magic Song]])" w.m. [[Mack David]], [[Al Hoffman]] & [[Jerry Livingston]]
* "[[Black Coffee (1948 song)|Black Coffee]]" w. [[Paul Francis Webster]] m. [[Sonny Burke]]
* "Black Market" w.m. Frederick Hollander
* "[[Blue Christmas (song)|Blue Christmas]]" w.m. Billy Hayes & Jay Johnson
* "The Blue Skirt Waltz" w. [[Mitchell Parish]] m. Vaclav Blaha
* "Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes" w.m. Oakley Haldeman, Al Trace & Jimmy Lee
* "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by Harry Clark and Jack Diamond in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Memorably Performed in the film version by [[Keenan Wynn]] and [[James Whitmore]].
* "Busy Line" Semes, Stanton
* "[[Candy Kisses (George Morgan song)|Candy Kisses]]" w.m. George Morgan
* "Careless Hands" w. [[Bob Hilliard]] m. [[Carl Sigman]]
* "Comme Ci, Comme Ça" w. (Eng) [[Joan Whitney (songwriter)|Joan Whitney]] & [[Alex Kramer (songwriter)|Alex Kramer]] (Fr) [[Pierre Dudan]] m. [[Bruno Coquatrix]]
* "A Couple Of Swells" w.m. [[Irving Berlin]]. Introduced by [[Fred Astaire]] and [[Judy Garland]] in the film ''[[Easter Parade (1948 film)|Easter Parade]]''
* "[[The Deck Of Cards]]" w.m. [[T. Texas Tyler]]
* "Don't Look Now But My Heart Is Showing" w. [[Ann Ronell]] m. [[Kurt Weill]] from the film version of ''[[One Touch of Venus (film)|One Touch of Venus]]''
* "[[Far Away Places]]" w.m. [[Joan Whitney (songwriter)|Joan Whitney]] & [[Alex Kramer (songwriter)|Alex Kramer]]
* "[[Forever and Ever (1948 song)|Forever And Ever]]" w. (Eng) Malia Rosa (Ger) Franz Winkler m. Franz Winkler
* "Girls Were Made To Take Care Of Boys" w.m. [[Ralph Blane]]
* "[[Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue]]" w.m. [[Sunny Skylar]]
* "Hang On The Bell, Nellie" w.m. [[Tommie Connor]], Clive Erard & Ross Parker
* "[[Hooray for Love (song)|Hooray for Love]]" w. Leo Robin m. Harold Arlen. Introduced by [[Tony Martin (entertainer)|Tony Martin]] in the film ''[[Casbah (film)|Casbah]]''
* "I Am Ashamed That Women Are So Simple" w.m. [[Cole Porter]]. Introduced by [[Patricia Morison]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate|Kiss Me Kate]]''.
* "I'm Beginning To Miss You" w.m. [[Irving Berlin]]
* "I've Come To Wive It Wealthily In Padua" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Alfred Drake]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Sung in the film version by [[Howard Keel]].
* "[[I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts]]" w.m. Fred Heatherton
* "Make A Miracle" w.m. [[Frank Loesser]]. Introduced by [[Ray Bolger]] and [[Allyn McLerie]] in the [[musical theater|musical]] ''[[Where's Charley?]]''
* "[[My Darling, My Darling]]" w.m. [[Frank Loesser]]. Introduced in the musical ''[[Where's Charley?]]'' by [[Byron Palmer]] and [[Doretta Morrow]]
* "[[My Happiness (country song)|My Happiness]]" w. Betty Peterson m. Borney Bergantine
* "N'yot N'yow (The Pussycat Song)" w.m. Dick Manning
* "[[O Mein Papa]]" w.m. [[Paul Burkhard]]
* "Once In Love With Amy" w.m. [[Frank Loesser]]
* "Pecos Bill" w. Johnny Lange m. Eliot Daniel
* "[[Powder Your Face With Sunshine]]" w.m. [[Carmen Lombardo]] & Stanley Rochinski
* "[[Red Roses For A Blue Lady]]" w.m. [[Sid Tepper]] & [[Roy C. Bennett]]
* "[[Say Something Sweet]]" w.m. [[Sid Tepper]] & [[Roy C. Bennett]]
* "Shoes With Wings On" w. [[Ira Gershwin]] m. [[Harry Warren]]
* "[[So In Love]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Patricia Morison]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Performed in the film version by [[Kathryn Grayson]] and [[Howard Keel]].
* "Sunflower" [[Mack David]]
* "[[The Tennessee Waltz|Tennessee Waltz]]" w.m. [[Redd Stewart]] & [[Pee Wee King]]
* "[[The Three Bells]]" w. (Eng) Bert Reisfeld m. [[Jean Villard]]
* "Time Out For Tears" w.m. Abe Schiff & Irving Berman
* "[[Tom, Dick or Harry (song)|Tom, Dick or Harry]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Lisa Kirk]], [[Harold Lang (dancer)|Harold Lang]], Edwin Clay and [[Charles Wood (singer and actor)|Charles Wood]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Sung in the film version by [[Ann Miller]], [[Tommy Rall]], [[Bobby Van (actor)|Bobby Van]] and [[Bob Fosse]].
* "[[Too Darn Hot]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Lorenzo Fuller]], Fred Davis and Eddie Sledge in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. [[Ann Miller]] sang and danced the number in the film version.
* "[[A Tree In The Meadow]]" w.m. [[Billy Reid (British songwriter)|Billy Reid]]
* "Uncle Charlie's Polka" m. [[John Serry Sr.]]
* "Where Is The Life That Late I Led?" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Alfred Drake]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Sung by [[Howard Keel]] in the film version.
* "[[Why Can't You Behave?]]" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Lisa Kirk]] and [[Harold Lang (dancer)|Harold Lang]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Performed by [[Ann Miller]] in the film version.
* "Wunderbar" w.m. [[Cole Porter]] introduced by [[Alfred Drake]] and [[Patricia Morison]] in the musical ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]''. Performed by [[Howard Keel]] and [[Kathryn Grayson]].
* "You Came A Long Way From St Louis" w. Bob Russell m. John Benson Brooks
* "[[You Can't Be True, Dear]]" w.(Eng) Hal Cotton (Ger) Gerhard Ebeler m. Hans Otten
* "You Say The Nicest Things, Baby" w. Harold Adamson m. [[Jimmy McHugh]]
* "You Was" w. [[Paul Francis Webster]] m. Sonny Burke
* "You're All I Want For Christmas" w.m. Glen Moore & [[Seger Ellis]]
* "[[You're Breaking My Heart]]" w.m. [[Pat Genaro]] & [[Sunny Skylar]]