"There Are Such Things" is apopular song byStanley Adams,Abel Baer, andGeorge W. Meyer, published in1942.The first and most popular version of the song was performed byTommy Dorsey's orchestra with vocals byFrank Sinatra andThe Pied Pipers,^[1] which reached No. 1 on the US best-selling records chart in 1942. This version hit No. 2 on theHarlem Hit Parade chart.^[2] There have been many other versions recorded since.

• Frank Sinatra – with Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra (1942) and onI Remember Tommy (1961)^[3]
• Count Basie – for the albumCount Basie/Sarah Vaughan (1961)^[4]
• Billy Eckstine – recorded for National Records in 1948 (catalog No. 9096).^[5]
• Al Hibbler – for his albumStarring Al Hibbler (1956).^[6]
• Ahmad Jamal – included in his albumCry Young (1967)^[7]
• Etta Jones – for her albumLove Shout (1962)^[8]
• Al Martino – for his albumThis Is Al Martino (1968).^[9]
• The Modernaires – for the albumWe Remember Tommy Dorsey Too (1962).^[10]
• Patti Page – for her albumI've Heard That Song Before (1958).^[11]
• The Pied Pipers – for the albumA Tribute to Tommy Dorsey (1957).^[12]
• Sonny Rollins –Work Time (1956)^[13]
• Anne Shelton^[14]
• Norman Simmons – included in the albumThe Art of Norman Simmons (2000).^[15]

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