The Gang's All Here (song)

"The Gang's All Here" is a popular song with music by Ted Snyder and lyrics by Irving Kahal and William Rose, published in 1931. It became a standard, frequently performed and recorded by various artists. The song's title became a common expression signifying a gathering of friends or colleagues. Its cheerful melody and lyrics contribute to its widespread appeal and enduring popularity. Although the phrase "The Gang's All Here" existed prior to the song, the song significantly popularized it. Numerous big band orchestras and vocalists have recorded versions of "The Gang's All Here," solidifying its place in the American songbook. Its nostalgic quality continues to resonate with audiences.