Just One More Chance is a 1931 song with music by Arthur Johnston and words by Sam Coslow. The original recording was made on 12 April 1931 by Abe Lyman and His California Orchestra, with a vocal chorus by Paul Neely, and was issued as a 78 rpm single. The sheet music classes the song as jazz, in the swing style.
Sam Coslow's account of the song describes it as the first major success for Bing Crosby as a solo recording artist. The song has since been recorded in English by many artists, and jazz players have also performed it as an instrumental. The 1995 British television episode of the same name is a separate work and has no connection with this song.
