| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| A Beautiful Lady In Blue Vocal chorus by the Larry Stewart |
6-25-1941 | Hollywood, California | Bluebird B-11261 |
| All In Favor Say “Aye” Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10464 |
| Amen (From the Universal film “What’s Cookin’) Vocal refrain by Rose Blaine (Segure / Hardy / Schen) |
5-19-1942 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11542-B |
| At The Balalaika (From the M-G-M film “Balalaika”) Vocal refrain by Eddie Holly (Maschwitz / Wright / Forrest / Posford / Stothart) |
12-4-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10533-B |
| Baby Boogie Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
12-18-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11410 |
| Besame Mucho Vocal refrain by Rose Blane (Velasquez / Skylar) |
1943 | New York, New York | Hit 7072 |
| By The River Of The Roses Vocal refrain by Frank Connors (Symes / Burke) |
1943 | New York, New York | Hit 7071 |
| Dancing With A Broken Heart | 10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10475 |
| Danger! Men Blasting Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10337 |
| Dawn (The Dawn Of Love) | 5-5-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11158 |
| Eleanor, I Adore You Vocal refrain by Frank Parrish |
4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10708 |
| Feed Box Freddy | 5-5-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11158 |
| For Me And My Gal | 5-19-1942 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11549 |
| Golden Gate | 3-14-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2435 B |
| Good Morning Vocal refrain by Rose Blaine (Freed / Brown) |
8-29-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10424 |
| Hand Me Down My Walkin’ Cane | 9-4-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10869 |
| He’s My Uncle Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
10-24-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10924 |
| He Wears A Pair Of Silver Wings Vocal refrain by Bill Sherman (Eric Maschwitz / Michael Carr) |
5-19-1942 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11542-A |
| Help Me (Cuatro Vidas) | 9-4-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10887 |
| Her Name Was Rosita | 4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10731 |
| Honest John Vocal refrain by Eddie Holly (Ned Washingston / Leigh Harline) |
8-29-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10424 |
| Honestly Vocal chorus by Eddie Holly |
10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10464 |
| Ho! Punchinello From the Columbia film “Music In My Heart” Vocal refrain by Rose Blane (Bob Wright / Chet Forrest) |
5-19-1942 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10556-B |
| Horse ‘n’ Boogie | 10-16-1941 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-11360-B |
| How Can I Ever Be Alone? | 4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10731 |
| How Did He Look ? | 11-27-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10971 |
| I Dream Of Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair | 8-12-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10887 |
| (I Wanna Go Where You Go) Then I’ll Be Happy |
4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10685 |
| I Wish I Had A Dime (For Ev’ry Time I Missed You) Vocal chorus by Rose Blaine |
10-16-1941 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-11360-A |
| I’ll Always Remember | 12-18-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11434 |
| I’m Falling In Love With Someone | 12-28-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10572 |
| Johnny Peddler | 10-24-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10945 |
| Johnson Special | 6-25-1941 | Hollywood, California | Bluebird B-11241 |
| La Golondrina | 5-19-1942 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11549 |
| Let There Be Love | 4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10685 |
| Let’s Put The Axe To The Axis Vocal chorus by the Four Eton Boys |
12-18-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11410 |
| Little Red Riding Hood | 10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 10475 |
| Little Old Lady (Hoagy Carmichael / Stanley Adams) |
1-21-1937 | New York, New York | Decca 1120 B |
| Lonely Breeze Vocal chorus by Eddie Holly |
12-19-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11026-B |
| Love And Learn Vocal chorus by Tony Wolfe |
Decca 1105 |
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| Love Song Of Renaldo Vocal chorus by Irving Kahal |
12-28-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10572 |
| Love, You Are Mine Tonight | 5-5-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11177 |
| Mandy Is Two | 12-18-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11434 |
| Maria Elena | 11-27-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11005-B |
| Missouri Scrambler | 12-19-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10992 |
| Moon Over America Vocal chorus by Eddie Holly |
11-27-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11026-A |
| My British Buddy Vocal refrain by Frank Connors and Stanley Worth (Heine) |
1943 | New York, New York | Hit 7071 |
| Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning Vocal chorus by the Frank Parrish |
12-19-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10992 |
| Princess Poo-Poo-Ly Has Plenty Pa-Pa-Ya (And She Loves To Give It Away) Vocal chorus by Irving Kahal |
12-28-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10556 |
| Punchinello (Ho Punchinello) Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
12-4-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10556 |
| Roses Of Picardy | 12-28-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10818 |
| San Francisco Vocal refrain by the Century Quartet |
3-14-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2435 A |
| She’ll Be Comin’ Round The Mountain | 9-4-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10869 |
| Smoke Dreams Vocal refrain by Sonny Schuyler (N.H. Brown / Arthur Freed) |
1-21-1937 | New York, New York | Decca 1120 A |
| So, Goodnight (From Universal film “Hi’ya Sailor”) Vocal refrain by Stanley Worth (Rosen / Carter) |
1943 | New York, New York | Hit 7072 |
| Some Of Your Sweetness (Got Into My Heart) |
8-12-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10857 |
| Stop Kicking My Heart Around | 8-29-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 10407 |
| Sunset Near Vine | 10-16-1941 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-11378 |
| Sweet Little You | 10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 10496 |
| That Naughty Waltz | 12-4-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10544 |
| The Debutante Waltz | 12-4-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10544 |
| The Girl On The Police Gazette From 20th Century-Fox Production “On The Avenue” Vocal Chorus by Sonny Schuyler (Irving Berlin) |
1-21-1937 | New York, New York | Decca 1127 B |
| The Indians Threw Rocks At Columbus Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
6-25-1941 | Hollywood, California | Bluebird B-11261 |
| The Last Trip In The Old Ship | 6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird 10321 |
| The Monkeys Have No Tails In Pago Pago | 8-29-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 10407 |
| The Prisoner’s Song | 12-19-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11005-A |
| There’s A Great Day Coming Manana From “Hold On to Your Hats” (E. Y. Harburg / Burton Lane) |
8-12-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10843-B |
| The Shoemaker’s Holiday Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird 10337 |
| The World Is In My Arms From “Hold On to Your Hats” Vocal chorus by the Frank Parrish (E. Y. Harburg / Burton Lane) |
8-12-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10843-A |
| This Year’s Kisses From 20th Century-Fox Production “On THe Avenue” Vocal Chorus by Sonny Schuyler (Irving Berlin) |
1-21-1937 | New York, New York | Decca 1127 A |
| Three At A Table For Two | 10-24-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10945 |
| To You, Sweetheart, Aloha | 10-11-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 10496 |
| Violets For Your Furs Vocal chorus by the Bill Sherman |
10-16-1941 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-11378 |
| Well, All Right (Tonight’s The Night) | 6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10321 |
| (What Can I Say) After I Say I’m Sorry ? | 6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird 10325 |
| When The Lilacs Bloom Again | 5-5-1941 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-11177 |
| Who Dreamed You Up ? | 8-12-1940 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10857 |
| Wrap Your Dreams In The Red, White and Blue Vocal refrain by Rose Blane |
10-24-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10924 |
| Yodelin’ Jive Vocal refrain by Rose Blane (Don Raye / Hughie Prince) |
12-4-1939 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-10533-A |
| You Don’t Know How Much You Can Suffer (Until You Fall In Love) |
6-13-1939 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10325 |
| You Think Of Ev’rything Vocal refrain by Frank Parrish |
4-17-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10708 |
| You’re In The Army Now | 11-27-1940 | New York, New York | Bluebird B-10971 |
| Yours | 6-25-1941 | Hollywood, California | Bluebird B-11241 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Al Baker | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Rose Blane | Vocals |
| Phil Bodner | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Gil Bowers | Piano |
| Frank Bruno | Trumpet |
| Sam Caplan | Violin |
| Century Quartet | Vocals |
| Bill Clark | Trumpet |
| Mike Dario | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| The Escorts | Vocals |
| The Four Eton Boys | Vocals |
| Dale Evans | Vocals |
| Harry Foster | Drums |
| Frederick Fradkin | Violin |
| Don Fresco | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Murray Gaer | Drums |
| Lucia Garcia | Vocals |
| Vincent Geraci | Piano-Accordion |
| Marty Gold | Violin |
| Sanford Gold | Piano |
| Bob Hannon | Vocals |
| George Henry | Piano |
| Dave Herman | Violin |
| Ed Holly | Vocals |
| Irving Kahal & The Ambassado | Vocals |
| Harold Keinz | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Horace “Zip” Keyes | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Bill Kimmel | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Ed Landry | String Bass |
| Yank Lawson | Trumpet |
| Art Lippel | Trumpet |
| Abe Lyman | Leader |
| Jimmy Lytell | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Tommy Macey | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Joe Martin | Violin |
| Don Moore | Trumpet |
| Arthur Most | Trombone |
| Frank Parrish | Guitar, Vocals |
| Red Pepper | Trumpet |
| Al Philburn | Trombone |
| Jack Pleis | Piano |
| Harry Podal (Podalsky) | Violin |
| Al Pollack | Trumpet |
| Al Purlis | Guitar |
| Lionel Rand | Piano |
| Al Raskin | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Al Rickey | Violin |
| Ted Sandow | Trumpet |
| Olga Sardi | Vocals |
| Billy Sherman | Vocals |
| Warren Smith | Trombone |
| Paul Sparr | Violin |
| Larry Stewart | Vocals |
| Tommy Thunen | Trumpet |
| Blaise Turi | Trombone |
| Joe Turi | Trombone |
| Jim Welton | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Flute |
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