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Buck Privates
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Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Lyrics by
Don Raye
Music by
Hugh Prince
Performed by
The Andrews Sisters
(uncredited)
Bounce Me Brother with a Solid Four
Lyrics by
Don Raye
Music by
Hugh Prince
Performed by
The Andrews Sisters
(uncredited)
When Private Brown Becomes a Captain
Lyrics by
Don Raye
Music by
Hugh Prince
Performed by
Lou Costello
(uncredited),
Shemp Howard
(uncredited) and the kitchen crew
You're a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith
Lyrics by
Don Raye
Music by
Hugh Prince
and
Sonny Burke
Performed by
The Andrews Sisters
(uncredited)
I Wish You Were Here
Lyrics by
Don Raye
Music by
Hugh Prince
(uncredited) and
Vic Schoen
(uncredited)
Performed by
Jane Frazee
(I'll Be with You) In Apple Blossom Time
(1935)
Music by
Albert von Tilzer
Lyrics by
Neville Fleeson
Performed by
The Andrews Sisters
(uncredited)
You're In The Army Now
(uncredited)
Music by
Isham Jones
Lyrics by
Tell Taylor
and
Ole Olsen
Played by an army band for marching recruits
Hummed by
Lou Costello
Taps
(uncredited)
Music by
Daniel Butterfield
Played by a bugler at bedtime
Reveille
(uncredited)
Traditional
Played by a bugler to awaken the recruits
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