The Music Goes 'Round and Around

The Music Goes Round And Around was first written in 1935. The music was composed by the American singer-songwriters Edward 'Eddie' Farley and Michael 'Mike' Riley, who together were running their own band, while the lyrics were written by 'Red' Hodgson. It is best remembered from the 1936 recording by the bandleader Tommy Dorsey : despite being dismissed by some as an 'annoying ditty', it became one of the biggest hits of the year, and has remained fairly well-known ever since. This classic standard has been arranged for Piano, Voice and Guitar, with boxed chord symbols for easy use.