Soundtrack of "Panama Hattie" (1942)

Songs, dances, and musical numbers included in the soundtrack of the 1942 movie Panama Hattie. See also more about the movie Panama Hattie (1942) and about other movies with tap dancing scenes organized By Title and By Year.

Hattie From Panama
Music and Lyrics by Roger Edens
Sung and danced by Six Hits and a Miss and The Music Maids

I've Still Got My Health
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Sung by Ann Sothern
VIDEO: YouTube

Berry Me Not
Written by Phil Moore
Danced by James Berry, Ananias Berry and Warren Berry
VIDEO: Trio Tap Dance by The Berry Brothers

Just One of Those Things
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Sung by Lena Horne
VIDEO: YouTube

La Bumba Rhumba
Music by Alex Hyde
Played offscreen while Hattie is at the bar

Fresh as a Daisy
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Sung by Virginia O'Brien, with Red Skelton, Rags Ragland, and Ben Blue
VIDEO: YouTube

Good Neighbors
Music and Lyrics by Roger Edens
Sung and danced by Red Skelton, Rags Ragland and Ben Blue, with Zedra Conde
Suzanne Ridgway, Carmen Morales, and danced by Carmen Amaya
The female singing was dubbed by Christine Stafford, Judy Matson and Dorothy Wilkerson
VIDEO: Song and Tap Dance by the Ensemble

Let's Be Buddies
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Sung by Ann Sothern with Jackie Horner and Virginia O'Brien with Alan Mowbray
VIDEO: YouTube

Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here
Music by Theodore Morse and Arthur Sullivan
Lyrics by Dolly Morse
Played by the marching band

(Did I Get Stinkin') At the Savoy
Music by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics E.Y. Harburg
Sung by Virginia O'Brien
VIDEO: YouTube

The Sping
Music by Phil Moore
Lyrics by Jeni Le Gon and Alfred Legou
Sung by Lena Horne and danced by James Berry, Ananias Berry and Warren Berry
VIDEO: Lena Horne Singing / Berry Brothers Tap Dancing

The Son of a Gun Who Picks on Uncle Sam
Music by Burton Lane
Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg
Sung by the cast at the end

I'll Do Anything for You
Written by Roger Edens
Supposedly in the movie but not sung

They Ain't Done it Right by Our Nell
Written by Cole Porter
Probably played as background music