V-DISCs were made for USA servicemen during World War II between the years of 1943 to 1949 and shipped to military units around the world on a monthly basis. Below you’ll find listed the original recordings that Muggsy and his V-DISC All-Stars recorded for V-DISC, but twelve of his Bluebird Ragtime Band recordings were also transferred over to V-DISC.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
Cherry	10-22-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 588
China Boy (Dick Winfree / Phil Boutelje)	10-22-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 611
Jazz Me Blues (Tom Delaney)	10-17-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 267A V-DISC 475 V-DISC 507A
Pat’s Blues	10-17-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 394
Pee Wee Speaks (Muggsy Spanier / Pee Wee Russell)	10-17-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 135A V-DISC 344
Royal Garden Blues (Spencer Williams / Clarence Williams)	10-22-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 730
That’s A Plenty (Lew Pollack / Ray Gilbert)	10-17-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 424
Tin Roof Blues (New Orleans Rhythm Kings)	10-22-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 588
Squeeze Me (Fats Waller / Clarence Williams)	10-17-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 475
You Took Advantage Of Me (Rodgers)	10-22-1944	New York, New York	V-DISC 753

Artist	Instrument
Herman “Trigger” Alpert	Bass
Dave Bowman	Piano
Bud Freeman	Tenor Saxophone
Bob Haggart	Bass
Michael “Peanuts” Hucko	Clarinet
Lou McGarity	Trombone
Boomie Richmond	Tenor Saxophone
Pee Wee Russell	Clarinet
Muggsy Spanier	Cornet
Jess Stacey	Piano
George Wettling	Drums
Hy White	Guitar

Thanks to Verne Buland for the songs on this page.