Paul Whiteman Orchestra Discography

Entry for Paul Whiteman. Entry for Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
A Bench in the Park (1) (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	3-22-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2164-D
A Bench in the Park (2) * (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	3-22-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia unissued *
A Bench in the Park (from movie “King Of Jazz“) (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
A Big Bouquet for You (Simmons / Kahn)	10-10-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2289-D
A Boy and a Girl Were Dancing Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Mack Gordon / Harry Revel)	11-17-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24188-A
A Bundle of Old Love Letters Talkie Hit from Motion Picture “Lord Byron Of Broadway” (Freed / Brown)	10-18-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2047-D
A Faded Summer Love	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22827-B
A Night with Paul Whiteman at the Biltmore (LP session)	12-3-1932	New York, New York	Victor 67-2000
A Night with Paul Whiteman at the Biltmore (picture disc) (also Whiteman Medley)	12-2-1932	New York, New York	Victor 39000 36199
A Picture of Me Without You (From the Musical Comedy “Jubilee”) vocal refrain by Ramona and Ken Darby (Cole Porter)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25135-A
A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody (Swinging Strings) (Irving Berlin)	3-25-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2699
A Rose and a Kiss	12-3-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22882
A Shady Tree (1) (Walter Donaldson)	9-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20972-B
A Shady Tree (2) (Walter Donaldson)	9-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
A Study in Blue (Domenico Savino)	3-2-1928	New York, New York	Victor 36067
A Waltz Was Born in Vienna	3-10-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25274
A White House of Our Own (Freed / Burke)	2-2-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24236-B
A Zoot Suit (For My Sunday Girl) (Gilbert / O’Brien)	2-7-1942	New York, New York	Victor 27801-A
Adoring You (Mc Carthy / Tierney)	7-15-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19429
After the Rain (Sizemore / Shrigley)	2-14-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18872
After You’ve Gone (Henry Creamer / J. Turner Layton)	10-18-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2098-D
After You’ve Gone (Sax Socktette) (Henry Creamer / J. Turner Layton)	4-7-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2467 A
Afterglow Vocal refrain by Jimmie Brierly (Stillman / Ram / Levant)	6-26-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25356
Ah! But Is It Love? (Harburg / Gorney)	7-20-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24365-B
Ah-Ha! (Sidney Clare / James V. Monaco)	5-6-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19666
Ain’t Misbehavin’ Vocal refrain by Jack Teagarden (Andy Razaf / Fats Waller)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25086-B Bluebird B-10957-A
Ain’t You Ashamed? (Mitchell / Brown / Simons)	2-25-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19284
Alabamy Bound (B.G. DeSylva / Bud Green / Ray Henderson)	12-29-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19557-A
Album of Manhattan: Manhattan Masquerade Manhattan Moonlight Manhattan Serenade Metropolitan Nocturne Side Street in Gotham (Alter)	1-3-1940, 1-4-1940	New York, New York	Decca 29058 25059 29060
Alexander’s Ragtime Band (Irving Berlin)	5-15-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2695
All Alone (Irving Berlin)	9-12-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19487
All Alone (Irving Berlin)	6-13-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2691
All Ashore (Chorus, Four Modernaires) (Billy Hill)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2075-B
All for You – Happiness (Johnson / Meyer)	3-16-1921	New York, New York	Victor 35708-A
All in Fun (Jerome Kern / Roger Hammerstein II)	11-24-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2912
All of Me Vocal refrain by Mildred Bailey (Seymour Simmons / Gerald Marks)	12-1-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22879-B
All Points West (Richard Rodgers / Lorenz Hart)	3-28-1937	New York, New York	Victor 36198
All the Things You Are (Jerome Kern / Roger Hammerstein II)	11-24-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2912
All Through the Night From the musical comedy “Anything Goes”) Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Cole Porter)	10-26-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24770-A
Aloha Oe (Queen Liliuokalani)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Along the Old Lake Trail (from the Musical Comedy “Kid Boots”) (Harry Tierney)	12-27-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19244
American Tune (from “George White’s Scandals”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	6-19-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1464-D
Among My Souvenirs (Edgar Leslie / Horatio Nicholls)	11-22-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 35877-A
An American In Paris (George Gershwin)	10-21-1938	New York, New York	Decca 29054, 29055
An American In Paris (George Gershwin)	10-25-1951	Los Angeles, California	Capitol EBF 301 (45 rpm)
An Orange Grove in California (Irving Berlin)	10-9-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19169-A
And Then Some (Seymour / Lawnhurst)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25088
Annina	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24715
Announcer’s Blues (Frankie Trumbauer / Stokes)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25404
Anything Goes (From the musical comedy “Anything Goes”) (Cole Porter)	10-26-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24770-B
Anything Goes – Selection (Cole Porter)	10-26-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36141
Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere (Max Kortlander)	8-23-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18694-A
April Showers (Louis Silvers)	10-27-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18825-B
Arcady (Jolson)	12-6-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19217-B
Are You Makin’ Any Money? (From the Film “Moonlight and Pretzels”) Vocal refrain by Ramona (H. Hupfeld)	7-20-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24365-A
As Thousands Cheer – A Tabloid Version (picture disc) (Irving Berlin)	10-27-1933	New York, New York	Victor 39003
At the Story Book Ball (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing) (Ernie Burnett / Joe Jones)	2-21-1940	New York, New York	Decca 3137 B
At Twilight (Maceo Pinkard / Tracey)	9-6-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1993-D
Au Revoir, L’amour From “Folies Berger de Paris” (Jack Meskill / Jack Stern)	12-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24854-B
Aunt Hagar’s Blues Featuring Jack Teagarden and the Modernaires (Swing Wing) (W.C. Handy)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2145 A
Autumn Leaves (with Joe Venuti)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-351 (LP)
Avalon (Al Jolson / Vincent Rose)	2-15-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25238-B
Avalon (Al Jolson / Vincent Rose)	7-1-1954	New York, New York	Coral 56119 (LP)
Avalon – Just Like a Gypsy (Vincent Rose / Seymour B. Simons / Nora Bayes)	8-23-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 35701-A
Awake in a Dream (Robin / Hollander)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25265
Back In Your Own Back Yard (3) (Jolson / Rose / Dreyer)	1-28-1928	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 21240-B
Back In Your Own Back Yard (4) (Jolson / Rose / Dreyer)	1-28-1928	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 27689
Bagdad (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	9-9-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19447
Ballin’ the Jack (Chris Smith / Jack Burris)	2-15-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Bambalina (from the Musical Play “The Wild Flower”) (Youmans / Stothart / Harba)	2-21-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19035-A
Basin Street Blues (Spencer Williams)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Beach Boy (From RKO film “Down to the Last Yacht”) Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Ann Ronell)	6-29-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24678
Beautiful Ohio (Earl)	9-21-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20973-B
Because My Baby Don’t Mean “Maybe” Now (Walter Donaldson)	6-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1441-D
Beer Barrel Polka (Brown / Tim / Vejvoda)	2-16-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
(Be It Ever So Thrilling) There’s No Place Like Your Arms From the University of Pennsylvania Production “All Around The Town” (Clay Boland / Bickley Reicher)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2076 B
Bell-Hoppin’ Blues (Walter C. Ness / J. “Kenn” Sinnon)	3-29-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20092-A
Best Ever Medley: Dance of the Hours Love In Idleness (Amilcare Ponchiello) (MacBeth – arranged by Paul Whiteman)	8-19-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 35701-B
Black Bottom (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	2-14-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Blowing Bubbles All Day Long (from the N.Y. Hippodrome spectacle “Better Times”) (Raymond Hubbell)	9-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18960
Blue Hawaii (Baer / Caesar / Schuster)	3-15-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1771-D
Blue Moonlight (Dana Suesse)	12-14-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36159-B
Blue Night (Rollins / Mahoney)	5-24-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1553-D
Blue Skies (Sax Socktette) (Irving Berlin)	4-7-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2698 A
Blueberry Hill (Al Lewis / Vincent Rose / Larry Stock)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Blue Hawaii (Leo Robbin / Ralph Rainger)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Body and Soul (Edward Heyman / John Green / Rob Sour / Frank Eyton)	10-10-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2297-D
Bonnie	9-4-1923	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Born to Be Kissed (From M-G-M film “Born To Be Kissed”) Vocal refrain by Romona (Howard Dietz / Arthur Schwartz)	6-29-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24670-A
Bright Eyes (introducing “You Oughta See My Baby”) (Motzan / Jerome / Fred E. Ahlert )	2-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18735-A
Broadway (from “Manhattan Mary”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	8-16-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20874-A
Broken-Hearted (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	6-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20757-B
Broom Dance (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing)	11-10-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2844 B
Bunch of Happiness	12-22-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Victor (rejected)
Burning Sands (Dominic Onivas)	2-27-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19033-A
Button Up Your Overcoat (from “Follow Thru”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	2-7-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1736-D
By the Sapphire Sea (Ted Snyder)	2-22-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18880-B
By the Shalimar (Koehler / Magine / Delbridge)	2-23-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19043
By the Sycamore Tree Vocal Refrain by Jack Fulton (Gillespie / Wendling)	12-3-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22879-A
By the Waters of Minnetonka (acoustical) (Laurance / Grofé)	6-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19391-A
By the Waters of Minnetonka (electrical) (Lieurance / Grofé)	2-9-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21796
Bygones (Max Kortlander / Harry Akst)	2-14-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18880-A
California, Here I Come (from “Bombo”) (Jolson / De Sylva / Meyer)	2-1-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19267-B
Call of the South (Irving Berlin)	12-29-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19557-B
Can’t You See? (How I Love You) (Turk / Ahlert)	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22828-B
Canadian Capers (Chandler / White / Cohen)	10-5-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18824
Caprice Futuristic (Matty Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	2-18-1928	New York, New York	Victor 36044
Caprice Viennois (Fritz Kreisler)	7-1-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19862
Caresses (introducing “I’m a Lonesome Little Raindrop”) (Monaco / Hanley)	11-26-1920	New York, New York	Victor 35704-B
Carolina in the Morning (Walter Donaldson / Gus Kahn)	9-21-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18963-B
Carry Me Back to Green Pastures	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24615
Castles in the Air	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Changes (2) Featuring Bix Beiderbecke, Bing Crosby and the Rhythm Boys (Walter Donaldson) (Arranged by Bill Chalis)	11-23-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 25370-A
Changes (3) (Walter Donaldson)	11-23-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 21103-B
Chansonette (Friml / Paskman / Spaeth)	6-1-1923	Hayes, Middlesex	HMV B-1658
Chansonette (Friml / Paskman / Spaeth)	9-12-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19145-B
Charleston (5) (Cecil Mack / James P. Johnson)	5-7-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
Charleston (8) (Cecil Mack / James P. Johnson)	5-7-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19671-B
Charleston (Cecil Mack / James P. Johnson)	2-14-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Charlestonette (Fred Rose)	9-16-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19785
Cheerie Beerie Bee (Wayne)	8-15-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20881-B
Cherie (Irving Bibo)	4-21-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18758
Chicago (That Toddling Town) (Fred Fisher)	8-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18946-A
Chicago (Fred Fisher)	8-10-1954	New York, New York	Coral 56119 (LP)
China Boy (Winfree / Bouteljie)	5-3-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1945-D
China Seas (Brown)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25088
Chinese Lullaby (Bowers)	1-10-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2656-D
Chloe (A Song of the Swamp) (Gus Kahn / Neil Moret)	2-27-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35921-B
Cho-Cho-San (acoustical) (On melodies by G. Puccini arranged by Hugo Frey)	5-18-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18777-A
Cho-Cho-San (electrical) (On melodies by G. Puccini arranged by Hugo Frey)	8-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20200-A
Choo-Choo (Frankie Trumbauer / Matty Malneck)	10-10-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2491-D
Christmas Melodies : Noel; Adeste Fideles	9-19-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50098-D
Christmas Night in Harlem (1) (Scott / Parrish)	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24615
Christmas Night in Harlem (2) * (Scott / Parrish)	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor *
Christmas Night in Harlem (Scott / Parrish)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Cindy, Oh Cindy (Barron / Long)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Coal Black Mammy (L. Cliff / Ivy St. Helier)	8-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18939-A
Collette (Able Baer / Gus Kahn)	6-15-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20757-A
Come Back Chiquita (Wayne / Gilbert)	6-10-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1448-D
Concerto in F, For Piano and Orchestra Allegro (1stMovement) Commencement Continuation Completion (George Gershwin)	9-15-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50139-D, 50140-D
Concerto in F, For Piano and Orchestra Andante Con Moto (2nd Movement) FirstHalf Completion (George Gershwin)	9-16-1928 9-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50140-D, 50141-D
Concerto in F, For Piano and Orchestra Finale – Allegro Con Brio (3rd Movement) (3) (George Gershwin)	9-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 7172-M
Concerto in F, For Piano and Orchestra Finale – Allegro Con Brio (3rd Movement) (7) (George Gershwin)	10-5-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50141-D
Concerto in F – 1st Movement (George Gershwin)	4-18-1939	New York, New York	Decca 29056
Concerto in F – 2nd, 3rd Movements (George Gershwin)	4-18-1939	New York, New York	Decca 29057
C.O.N.S.T.A.N.T.I.N.O.P.L.E. (2) (Carlton)	5-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1402-D
C.O.N.S.T.A.N.T.I.N.O.P.L.E. (3) (Carlton)	5-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1402-D
Coo Coo (Al Jolson / Buddy De Sylva)	4-26-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18898-A
Coquette (1) (Gus Kahn / Carmen Lombardo /Jimmy Green)	3-2-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21301
Coquette (3) (Gus Kahn / Carmen Lombardo /Jimmy Green)	3-2-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25675
Coquette Theme Song from Motion Picture “Coquette” (Irving Berlin)	2-28-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1755-D
Countess Maritza (Smith / Kalman)	8-12-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20138-B
Cradle of Love (Wayne / Gilbert)	1-10-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1723-D
Crinoline Days (Irving Berlin)	11-2-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18983-B
Crinoline Days (Paul Whiteman’s Woodwinds) (Irving Berlin)	6-22-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2694 A
Crying for You (Miller / Cohn)	2-27-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19034
Cuban Love Song (From The Motion Picture “The Cuban Love Song”) Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton and The Romancers (Jimmy McHugh / Dorothy Fields / Stothart )	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22834-A
Cuban Overture (George Gershwin)	10-11-1954	New York, New York	Coral 57021 (LP)
Cuban Overture Rosa Linda at the Piano (George Gershwin)	10-21-1938	New York, New York	Decca 29053, 29054
Cuban Overture (with Paul Whiteman intro) (George Gershwin)	1944?	?????	V-Disc 817
Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake (Billy James)	9-20-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19155-A
Cutie (introducing “I’ve Found a Bud Among the Roses”) (from “The Blue Kitten) (Rudolf Friml)	1-25-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18865-A
Dance of the Little Dutch Dolls (Walker / Green)	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22870
Dancing Honeymoon (Grant)	10-9-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19169-B
Dancing Shadows (Golden / arranged by Ferdie Grofé)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21431
Dancing Tambourine (Phil Ponce / W. C. Polla)	9-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20972-A
Dardanella (Trumpet chorus featuring Bix Beiderbecke (Fred Fisher)	2-9-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25238-A
Dardanella (Fred Fisher)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Dark Eyes (with Joe Venuti)	1958	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-351 (LP)
Darktown Strutter’s Ball (Shelton / Brooks)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25192
Darling	10-22-1920	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Darn That Dream (Van Heusen / De Lange)	12-21-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2937
Daybreak Vocal refrain by Red McKenzie (Hoagy Carmichael)	4-14-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24017-A
Days of Hearts and Flowers (Jack F. Mahoney / Theodore Tobani / Nat Shilkret)	9-15-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19790
Dear Old Southland (J. Turner Layton)	12-23-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18856-A
Dearest (You’re The Nearest To My Heart) (Davis / Akst)	2-21-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19030-B
Deep Forest (A Hymn To Darkness) (Andy Razaf / Foresythe / Hines)	12-14-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24852-B
Deep Purple (De Rose)	9-11-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36131
Dengozo (Nazareth)	2-16-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Did I Get Stinkin’ (At the Club Savoy)	2-7-1942	Hollywood, California	Victor (rejected)
Dixie Dawn (1) * (Jo Trent / Peter De Rose)	4-23-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Dixie Dawn (2) * (Jo Trent / Peter De Rose)	4-23-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Dixie Dawn (3) (Jo Trent / Peter De Rose)	4-23-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21438-B
Dixie’s Favorite Son (Lew Brown / Albert Von Tilzer)	6-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19389
Do I Hear You Saying (I Love You) (From “Present Arms”) (Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers)	4-24-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21398
Do It Again! (from “The French Doll”) (George Gershwin)	3-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18882-B
Do You Ever Think of Me? (introducing “Somebody’s Waiting”) (Burnett / Schonberg / Kerr)	2-1-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18734-B
Dodging a Divorcee (Reginald Forsythe)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25086-A
Dolly Dimples (Alter)	1-5-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21301
Don’t Mind the Rain (Ned Miller / Chester Cohn)	2-1-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19273
Doo Wacka Doo (Gaskill / Donaldson /Horther)	9-5-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19462-B
Down Around the ‘Sip ‘Sip ‘Sippy Shore (Walter Donaldson)	3-16-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18744-B
Down In Old Havana Town (Caesar / Friend / arranged by Ferdie Grofé)	3-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27687
Down the Old Ox Road From the Film “College Humor” Vocal refrain by Peggy Healy and Al Dary (Coslow / Johnson)	7-20-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24368-A
Drifting and Dreaming (H. Gillespie / L. Curtis)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Eadie was a Lady (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Richard Whiting)	12-8-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24202
Easter Parade (Irving Berlin)	5-16-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2692
Eliza (Gus Kahn / Ted Fiorito)	9-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19462-A
Evening Star (Help Me Find My Man) (Roy Turk / Fred Ahlert)	5-21-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1401-D
Everybody Step (from Irving Berlin’s Music Box Revue) (Irving Berlin)	10-21-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18826-B
Everybody’s Doing It Now (Irving Berlin)	2-15-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Everything is K.O. in K.Y. (Egan / Whiting)	2-27-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19074
Everything’s Made for Love (You Know -I Know) (Johnson / Tobias / Sherman)	3-7-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20514
Face The Music Medley	3-1-1932	New York, New York	Victor 36050
Fallen Leaf (An Indian Love Song) (Virginia K. Logan / Fredric Knight Logan)	2-10-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20683
Falling (Collins / Cameron / Fields)	2-2-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19033-B
Fare-Thee-Well to Harlem (1) Vocal refrain by Johnny Mercer & Jack Teagarden (Mercer / Hanighan)	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24571-A
Fare-Thee-Well to Harlem (2) * (Mercer / Hanighan)	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor *
Farewell Blues (Paul Mares / Leon Roppolo / Elmer Schoebel)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25192
Farewell to Arms Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Allie Wrubel / Abner Silver)	2-2-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24236-A
Fascinating Rhythm (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	12-29-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19551
Fate (It Was Fate When I First Meet You) (Byron Gay)	1-18-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19016
Felix the Cat (With Vocal Chorus by Skin Young) (Bryan / Pete Wending / Max Kortlander)	5-25-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1478-D
Five-Step (2) * (From Manhattan Mary”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	8-16-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
Five-Step (3) (From Manhattan Mary”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	8-16-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20883
Foot Loose (Cochran / Rupp)	7-7-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19720
For You (Keohler / Heymann)	3-26-1937	New York, New York	Victor 25552
Forget-Me-Not (1 or 3) * (Rykers / Marijulis)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Forget-Me-Not (2) (Rykers / Marijulis) (Arranged by Bill Challis)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27686-A
From Monday On (3) (Harry Barris / Bing Crosby)	2-13-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27688
From Monday On (4) (Harry Barris / Bing Crosby)	2-28-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25368
From Monday On (6) (Harry Barris / Bing Crosby)	2-28-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21274-B
G Blues (81061-1) * (Frankie Trumbauer)	1-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor *
G Blues (81061-2) Featuring Frankie Trumbauer on the Saxophone (Frankie Trumbauer)	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24668
Garden of Weed	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25113
George Gershwin Memorial: The Man I Love/Swanee/Embraceable You/Strike Up the Band/Someone to Watch Over Me (w/intro) (George Gershwin)	1947	New York, New York	V-Disc 807
George White’s Scandals Medley (LP session) (Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	11-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor L-16001
Georgia (Walter Donaldson)	4-26-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18899-B
Georgia Camp Meeting Cakewalk	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Georgianna (Lewis / Young / Akst)	3-29-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20017
Georgie Porgee (Mayerl / Paul)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1491-D
Gershwin Piano Concerto (1st & 3rd Movements)(from movie “Rhapsody in Blue”) (George Gershwin)	1943?	?????	V-Disc 517
Get Out and Get Under the Moon (Larry Shay / Charles Tobias / William Jerome)	5-22-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1402-D
Gettin’ Sentimental (Gus Kahn / Matt Malneck)	10-4-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22876
Gigolette (Willner / Lehar)	6-2-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19694
Gloomy Sunday (Javor / Lewis / Seruess)	3-13-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25274
Golden Cowboy	2-7-1942	Hollywood, California	Victor (rejected)
Got No Time (Kahn / Whiting)	7-7-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19721
Gotta Getta Girl (Kahn / Jones)	12-16-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19569
Grand Canyon Suite – Sunrise (Fredie Grofé)	4-26-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 36052
Grand Canyon Suite – Painted Desert (Fredie Grofé)	4-27-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 36053
Grand Canyon Suite – On the Trail (Fredie Grofé)	4-27-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 36053 36054
Grand Canyon Suite – Sunset (Fredie Grofé)	4-28-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 36054
Grand Canyon Suite – Cloudburst (Fredie Grofé)	4-28-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 36055
Grand Fantasia (From “Wagneriana”) (Richard Wagner)	2-14-1928	New York, New York	Victor 36065
Great Day (from “Great Day”) (Youmans / Rose / Elisen)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2023-D
Green Door (Davis / Moore)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Grieving (Aztell)	4-24-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21678
Grieving For You – Feather Your Nest (Gibson / Riband / Gold /Kendis / Brockman)	10-28-1920	New York, New York	Victor 35703-A
Grizzly Bear (Botsford / Berlin)	2-14-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Gypsy (Gilbert / Matty Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	9-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50095-D
Gypsy Blues (from the Musical Novelty “Shuffle Along”) (Noble Sissle / Eubie Blake)	10-5-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18839-A
Gypsy Love Song	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Happy Feet (Jack Yellen/ Milton Ager)	2-10-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2164-D
Happy Feet (from movie “King Of Jazz“) (Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
Hard-Hearted Hannah (The Vamp Of Savannah) (Bigelow / Jack Yellen/ Bates)	9-2-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19447
Have You Forgotten? (Introducing “Ti-O-San”) (Burnett / Cooper / Stevenson)	9-22-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18818-B
Hawaiian War Chant (Noble / Leleiohako / Ralph Freed)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Heart and Soul From Paramount Picture “A Song Is Born” (Hoagy Carmichael / Frank Loesser)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2083 A
Heat Wave (Bouncing Brass) (Irving Berlin)	4-6-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2697 A
Heaven in My Arms (Music In My Heart) (Kern / Hammerstein II)	11-24-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2913
Here Come the British (Mercer / Hanighen)	8-18-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24704
Here’s Hoping (Adamson / Coots)	8-11-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24089
Hey, Jealous Lover (Cohn / Twomey / Walker)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
High Water (J. Keirn Brennan / Marsh McCurdy)	2-28-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35992
Hindustan (with Joe Venuti)	1958	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-351 (LP)
Home Again Blues (Bouncing Brass) (Irving Berlin)	4-6-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2697 B
Home in Pasadena (Warren)	2-19-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19278
Homesick (Irving Berlin)	9-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18963-A
Honey, I’m in Love With You (W. Friedlander / Con Conrad)	5-6-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19671-A
Honolulu Eyes (Introducing “I’m in Heaven When I’m in My Mother’s Arms) Whistling by Margaret McKee (Violinsky / Milton Ager)	11-12-1920	New York, New York	Victor 18721-B
Hooray for Spinach (Swing Wing) (Warren / Mercer)	4-8-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2418
Hot Cha Medley	3-2-1932	New York, New York	Victor 36050
Hot Cha and Face The Music Medley	2-2-1932	New York, New York	Victor L-16008
Hot Lips (He’s Got Hot Lips When He Plays Jazz) (Henry Busse / Jack Lange / Lou Davis)	6-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18920-A
How About Me? (Irving Berlin)	1-11-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1723-D
How Deep is the Ocean? (How High Is The Sky?) (Irving Berlin)	9-26-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24141
How Deep is the Ocean? (Irving Berlin)	5-16-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2693
How High the Moon (with Joe Venuti)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Humming (introducing “Dear Me”) (Louis Breau / Ray Henderson / John Golden)	2-25-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18737-B
Hymn to the Sun (Rimsky Korsakov)	7-1-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19862
I Always Knew (I’d Find You) (Mabel Wayne / Dolly Morris)	12-21-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 20501-A
I Can’t Get the One I Want (Rose / Ruby / Handman)	6-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19381-B
I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (Dorothy Fields / Jimmy McHugh)	9-21-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50103-D
I Don’t Suppose	12-3-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22882
I Dream Too Much (From RKO film “I Dream Too Much”) Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Dorothy Fields / Jerome Kern)	12-2-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25197
I Feel a Song Comin’ On (Dorothy Fields / Jimmy McHugh / Oppenheim)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25091
I Found a Four-Leaf Clover (from George White’s “Scandals”) (George Gershwin)	9-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18950-A
I Gave You Up Just Before You Threw Me Down (Ahlert / Ruby / Kalmar)	12-15-1922	New York, New York	Victor 19003
I Get a Kick Out of You (Cole Porter)	10-26-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24769
I Go for That Featuring Four Modernaires (Swing Wing) (Malneck / Loesser)	12-8-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2283 B
I Got Love (From RKO film “I Dream Too Much”) (Dorothy Fields / Jerome Kern)	12-2-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25198
I Got Rhythm (variations) (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	10-11-1954	New York, New York	Coral 57021 (LP)
I Got Rhythm (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
I Guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan (Dietz / Schwatz)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24097-A
I Kiss Your Hand, Madame (Sax Socktette) ( Erwin / Rotter / Lewis / Young)	4-7-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2467 B
I Like to Do Things for You ( Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)	3-23-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2170-D
I Like to Do Things for You (from the movie “King Of Jazz”)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
I Love You (from the Musical Farce “Little Jessie James”) (Harry Archer)	9-20-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19151-A
I Love You (Harry Archer)	8-10-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61254
I Miss My Swiss (My Swiss Miss Misses Me) (Gilbert / Abel Baer)	8-12-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19753
I Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I’m Loving You) (Pitts / Egan / Marsh) (Revised by Paul Whiteman	12-29-1920	New York, New York	Victor 18734-A
I Never Knew How Wonderful You Were (Joe Burke)	12-28-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19946
I Saw Stars Vocal refrain by Peggy Healy (Sigler / Goodhart / Hoffman)	8-18-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24705-A
I Saw You Dancing Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton	6-29-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24670-B
I Used to be Color Blind (Swing Wing) (Irving Berlin)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2073
I Wake Up Smiling (Lesilie / Ahlert)	2-7-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24226
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (A.J. Piron)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight? (Kahn / Donaldson)	12-17-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19902
I’d Rather Cry Over You (Than Smile At Somebody Else) (Yellen / Dougherty / Ponce)	6-10-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1496-D
I’d Write a Song (From the musical romance “Melody”) Vocal refrain by Phil Dewy (Irving Ceasar / Sigmund Romberg)	2-7-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24238-A
I’ll Always Remember You (Jessie Greer)	5-9-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20784
I’ll Build a Stairway to Paradise (George Gershwin / Buddy De Sylva / Ira Gershwin)	9-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18949
I’ll Follow You (Turk / Ahlert)	9-26-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24141
I’ll Never Be the Same (1) Vocal refrain by Mildred Bailey (Gus Kahn / Matty Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	8-11-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24088-A
I’ll Never Be the Same (non-vocal) (3) * (Gus Kahn / Matty Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	8-11-1932	New York, New York	Victor (rejected) *
I’ll See You in My Dreams (Isham Jones)	12-26-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19553-A
I’m a Dreamer – Aren’t We All? (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	10-16-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2010-D
I’m Afraid of You (3) (Davis / Daly / Gottlier)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27685
I’m Afraid of You (4) (Davis / Daly / Gottlier)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21389-A
I’m Bringing a Red, Red Rose (From “Whoopie”) (Walter Donaldson / Gus Kahn)	12-22-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1683-D
I’m Coming, Virginia (6) * (Will Marion Cook / Donald Heywood)	4-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
I’m Coming, Virginia (9) (Will Marion Cook / Donald Heywood)	4-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20751-B
I’m Coming, Virginia Featuring Jack Teagarden and the Modernaires(Swing Wing)(Will Marion Cook / Donald Heywood)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2145 B
I’m Counting on You Vocal refrain by Ramona (Drake / Oakland)	8-18-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24705-B
I’m Goin’ South (Abner Silver / Harry Woods)	12-14-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19229-A
I’m In Love Again (Cole Porter)	5-9-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20646-A
I’m In Love With You, That’s Why (Mort Dixon / Ray Henderson)	3-24-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20046-A
I’m in the Mood for Love (Jimmy McHugh / Dorothy Fields)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25091
I’m in the Seventh Heaven From Talking Picture “Say It With Strings” (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson / Al Jolson)	4-5-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1877-D
I’m Just Wild About Harry (Noble Sissle / Eubie Blake)	8-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18938
I’m Keeping Those Keepsakes You Gave Me (Smith / Ahlert)	1-23-1935	New York, New York	Victor 24860
I’m Old Fashioned * (Jerome Kern / Johnny Mercer)	6-12-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol *
I’m On the Crest of a Wave (from “George White’s Scandals”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1465-D
I’m Sittin’ High on a Hilltop (Kahn / Johnson)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25151
I’m Sitting Pretty in a Pretty Little City (Davis / Baer / Santly)	12-6-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19217-A
I’m the Echo (You’re The Song I Sing) (From RKO film “I Dream Too Much”) Vocal refrain by the King’s Men (Dorothy Fields / Jerome Kern)	12-2-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25198
I’m Tired of Everything But You (Jones)	9-2-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19773-A
I’m Winging Home (3) (Tobias)	3-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
I’m Winging Home (2) (Tobias)	3-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21365-A
I’se a Muggin’ (Stuff Smith)	3-10-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25273-A/B
I’ve Found A New Baby (Jack Palmer / Spencer Williams)	4-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 101
I’ve Found A New Baby (Bouncing Brass) (Jack Palmer / Spencer Williams)	4-6-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2466 B
I’ve Got a Feeling I’m Falling	12-19-1928	New York, New York	Columbia (rejected)
I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (Warren / Gordon)	4-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 108
Ida – I Do (Gus Kahn / Isham Jones)	9-15-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19785
If I Can’t Get the Sweetie I Want (I Pity The Sweetie I Get) (Jean Schwartz)	9-4-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19139-B
If I Had a Talking Picture of You (From Talking Picture Production “Sunny Side Up”) (Buddy De Silva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	10-16-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2010-D
If I Love Again	1-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24517
If the Moon Turns Green (Cates / Hanighen)	1-23-1935	New York, New York	Victor 24860
If You Don’t Love Me (PW Orch.)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia (rejected)
If You Don’t Love Me (Ben Selvin Orch., issued as PW Orch.) (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	7-20-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1484-D
If You See Sally	6-15-1927	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
In a Boat (Lange / Liggy / Klapholz)	6-16-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18789
In A Little Spanish Town (‘Twas On A Night Like This) (Lewis / Young / Wayne)	9-3-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20266-A
In Egern on the Tegern	2-2-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24225
In Love With Love (from the Musical Comedy “The Stepping Stones”) (Jerome Kern)	10-29-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19187
In My Bouquet of Memories (1) (Lewis / Young / Askt)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21388-B
In My Bouquet of Memories (3) * (Lewis / Young / Askt)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
In My Heart – It’s You (O’Flynn / Rich / Hoffman)	10-10-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2289-D
In the Dim, Dim Dawning	11-17-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24189
In the Evening (Hanley / Downling)	6-10-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1484-D
In the Good Old Summer Time (intro. “Little Annie Rooney”, “Comrades”, “Rosie O’Grady”, “Yip I Addy I Ay”)	9-14-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1558-D
In the Park in Paree	4-4-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24285
Indian Cradle Song	9-21-1927	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Indian Dawn (Roos / Zamecnik)	7-2-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19719
Indian Love Call (Harbach / Hammerstein / Friml)	11-17-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19517
Is It Gonna Be Long? (Whiting / Cowan / Abbot)	5-22-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1496-D
It All Depends On You (De Sylva / Brown / Henderson)	3-9-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20513-A
It Had To Be You (Gus Kahn / Isham Jones)	4-8-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19339-A
It Happened in Monterey (7) * (Wayne / Rose)	3-21-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia unissued *
It Happened in Monterey (10) (Talkie Hit from The Universal Picture “King Of Jazz”) (Wayne / Rose)	3-21-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2163-D
It Happened in Monterey (from the “King Of Jazz” soundtrack ) (Wayne / Rose)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
It Happened in Monterey (Wayne / Rose)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
It Was The Dawn of Love (1) * (Davis / Coots)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
It Was The Dawn of Love (2) (Davis / Coots)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21453-A
It Was the Dawn of Love (3) * (Davis / Coots)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
It Won’t Be Long Now (4) (from “Manhattan Mary”) (De Sylva / Brown / Henderson)	8-20-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
It Won’t Be Long Now (8) (from “Manhattan Mary”) (De Sylva / Brown / Henderson)	8-20-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20883
It’s an Old-Fashioned World After All (Bryan / Meyer / Wendling)	1-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24514
It’s Got to Be Love (from the Musical Production “On Your Toes”) Vocal refrain by Johnny Hauser (Lorenz Hart / Richard Rogers)	3-13-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25270-A
It’s Only a Paper Moon Vocal refrain by Peggy Healy (Harburg / Rose / Arlen)	9-12-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24400-A
It’s the Dreamer in Me (w/Jimmy Dorsey)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
It’s Up To You! (J’en ai Marre!) (Maurice Yvain)	5-31-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18911
Itchola (Frankie Trumbauer / Stokes)	8-18-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24885
Ivy (Cling To Me (Johnson / Jones)	12-15-1922	New York, New York	Victor 19003
Jamboree Jones (Swing Wing featuring Four Modernaires) (Johnny Mercer)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2074 A
Japanese Mammy (Walter Donaldson / Gus Kahn)	6-10-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1701-D
Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time (Skillkret / Gilbert)	9-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50095-D
Jeepers Creepers (From First National Picture “Going Places” (Swing Wing) Vocal chorus by Four Modernaires and Jack Teagarden (Harry Warren / Johnny Mercer)	12-8-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2222 A
Jeepers Creepers (Harry Warren / Johnny Mercer)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Ji-Ji-Boo	8-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Jimmy (I Love But You) (Al Treble / Frank Capis)	2-10-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18872
Journey’s End (Teirney / McCarthy)	11-15-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18985-B
Jubilee – Medley (Cole Porter)	9-28-1935	New York, New York	Victor 36175
Jukin’ (Jacobs / Roberts)	2-16-1955	New York, New York	Coral 61403
Just a Little Bit of Driftwood (Davis / Davis / Lyman)	6-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1505-D
Just a Little Drink (Byron Gay)	5-6-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19666
Just a Little Love Song (Joe Cooper)	11-29-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18842-A
Just a Memory (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	8-19-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20881-A
Just a Sweetheart Theme Song from Motion Picture “The Battle Of Sexes” (Skilkret / Pasternack / Dreyer)	10-6-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1630-D
Just an Echo in the Valley (Woods / Connelly / Campbell)	12-8-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24201
Just As Long As You Have Me (Introducing “The Twinkle in Your Eye”) (from the Musical comedy “The Gingham Girl”) (Albert Von Tilzer)	9-21-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18960
Just Like a Butterfly (That’s Caught In The Rain)	5-19-1927	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Just Like a Doll (From the musical comedy “Springtime Of Youth”) (Romberg / Wood / Woodward)	11-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18988
Just Like a Melody From Out of the Sky (Walter Donaldson)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1441-D
Just Once Again (Walter Donaldson / Paul Ash)	6-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20751-A
Just One More Chance (Arthur Johnson / Sam Coslow)	7-21-1923	Hayes, Middlesex	HMV B-1682
Just Snap Your Fingers at Care – Darling (introducing “Love Flower”) (Louis Silvers / Chris Schonberg)	11-26-1920	New York, New York	Victor 35704-A
Ka-lu-a – Blue Danube Blues (from the musical comedy “Good Morning Dearie) (Jerome Kern)	11-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18826-A
Kamennoi-Ostrow (acoustical) (A. Rubenstein, Op. 10)	6-16-1922	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Kamennoi-Ostrow (electrical) (A. Rubenstein, Op. 10 arranged by Fredie Grofé)	8-19-1926	New York, New York	Victor 24104
La Golondrina (Serrandell arranged by Fredie Grofé)	5-12-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50070-D
La Paloma (The Dove) (2) * (Yradler)	5-12-1928	New York, New York	Columbia unissued *
La Paloma (The Dove) (6) (Yradler)	5-21-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50070-D
Lady of the Evening (Irving Berlin)	1-25-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19016
Lady of the Evening (Irving Berlin)	6-13-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2690
Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me (Lombardo / Kahn)	5-21-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1401-D
Last Night on the Back Porch (I Loved her Best of All) (Lew Brown / Carl Schraubstader)	9-4-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19139-A
Laughing Marionette (Collins / Gilbert)	5-16-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1862-D
Lawd, You Made the Night Too Long (Lewis / Young)	4-14-1932	New York, New York	Victor 22984
Lazy (Irving Berlin)	3-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19299-B
Lazy (Swing Wing) (Irving Berlin)	5-16-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2696
Lazy River (Hoagy Carmichael)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Learn to Do the Strut (from Irving Berlin’s “Music Box Revue”) (Irving Berlin)	1-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19252-B
Learn to Smile (from the Musical Comedy “The O’Brien Girl”) (Louis Hirsch)	6-2-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18778-A
Let ‘Em Eat Cake – A Tabloid Version (picture disc) (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	10-27-1933	New York, New York	Victor 39003
Let Me Linger Longer In Your Arms (Cliff Friend / Abel Baer)	6-3-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19692
Let’s Begin (From Musical Show “Roberta”) Vocal refrain by Ramona (Otto Harbach / Jerome Kern)	11-3-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24453
Let’s Do It (from “Paris”) (Cole Porter)	12-22-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1701-D
Let’s Put Out the Lights (And Go To Sleep) (Hupfeld)	9-26-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24140
Let’s Spill the Beans	1-23-1935	New York, New York	Victor 24887
‘Leven Pounds of Heaven (McCarthy / Malneck)	11-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22883
Liebestraum (Liszt)	12-13-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50198-D
Like You (Dark Eyes I Dream Of) (from the Musical Comedy “The Circus Princess”) (Harry B. Smith / Emmerich Kalman)	5-19-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20684-A
Limehouse Blues (from Andre Charlot’s Revue”) (Phillip Braham)	1-22-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19264-A
Limehouse Blues (Furber / Braham)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Linger Awhile (Vincent Rose)	11-22-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19211-A
Little Butterfly (Irving Berlin)	10-3-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19162
Little Girl Blue	3-10-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25269
Little Log Cabin of Dreams (Hanley / Dowling)	3-16-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21325
Little Old Clock On the Mantel (Kahn / Fiorito)	8-13-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19420-A
Little Pal (Buddy DeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	4-25-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1877-D
Livin’ in the Sunlight, Lovin’ in the Moonlight (Sherman / Lewis)	3-22-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2171-D
Liza (Swinging Strings) (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin / Gus Kahn)	10-15-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2223
Lo Nah (Bud Green / Sam Stept)	12-17-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19902
Lonely Eyes (Davis / Akst)	12-21-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 20418-A
Lonely Little Melody (Buck / Stamper)	7-15-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19414-B
Lonely Melody (1) (Coslow / Meroff / Dyson) (Adapted from a melody by Gruenfeld)	1-4-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21214-B
Lonely Melody (3) (Coslow / Meroff / Dyson)	1-4-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25366-A
Lonely Nest (Herbert / De Sylva)	10-27-1922	New York, New York	Victor 19008
Lonesome Hours (Friend)	1-25-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18865-B
Lonesome in the Moonlight (Baer / Russell)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1448-D
Look for the Silver Lining (Buddy DeSylva / Kern)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25278
Look What I’ve Got	4-4-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24285
Louise Theme Song from Motion Picture “Innocents Of Paris” (Whiting / Robin)	3-15-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1771-D
Louisiana (1) (Razaf / Schafer / Johnson)	4-23-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21438-A
Louisiana (3) (Featuring Bix Beiderbecke and Bing Crosby (Razaf / Schafer / Johnson) (arranger Bill Challis)	4-23-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25369
Lovable (Holmes / Simon / Whiting)	3-15-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27685
Love and Kisses (From Baby Tou You) (Baker / Silver)	5-13-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20679-B
Love Bird (introducing “Under the Honeymoon”) (Fiorito / Hanley / King)	2-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18735-B
Love Has A Way (featured in the Motion Picture production “Dorothy Vernon of Hardon Hall”) (Victor L. Schartzinger)	3-31-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19309
Love in Bloom (From Paramount film “She Loves Me Not”) Vocal efrain by Jack Fulton (Leo Robin / Ralph Rainger)	6-29-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24672-A
Love Me (Aivax / Morse)	9-13-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1974-D
Love Nest (from “Mary”) (Otto Harbach / Louis A. Hirsch)	2-10-1928	New York, New York	Victor 24105-A
Lover	4-4-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24283
Lover	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Lover, Come Back to Me (from “The New Moon”) (Romberg / Hammerstein II)	2-7-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1731-D
Lucky Kentucky (Henderson)	12-26-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19584
Lulu Belle (Leo Robin / Richard Myers)	3-24-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20019-A
Ma Belle (From “The Three Musketeers) (Clifford Grey / Rudolf Friml)	3-14-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21315-A
Magnolia (Mix the Lot, What Have You Got?) (Buddy DeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	5-24-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20679-A
Make Believe (introducing “Old Pal, Why Don’t You Answer Me?”) (Jack Shilkret / M.K. Jerome)	3-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18742-A
Make Believe (From “Show Boat”) (Oscar Hammerstein / Jerome Kern)	1-27-1928	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 21218-B
Makin’ Whoopee! (From “Whoopie”) (Gus Kahn / Walter Donaldson)	1-3-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1683-D
Mama Loves Papa (Papa Loves Mama) (Cliff Friend / Abel Baer)	10-29-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19191-A
Mandalay – Step Henrietta (Burnett / Lyman / Arnhiem / DeSylva / Meyer)	5-2-1924	New York, New York	Victor 35744
Mandy (Swing Wing) (Irving Berlin)	4-8-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2696
Mandy, Make Up Your Mind (Clarke / Turk / Meyers / Johnston)	9-15-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19492
Manhattan (introducing “Sentimental Me and Romantic You”) (Hart / Rogers)	9-1-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19769
Manhattan Mary (from “Manhattan Mary”) (Buddy DeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	7-13-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20874-B
March of the Musketeers (from “The Three Musketeers”) (Clifford Grey / Rudolf Friml)	3-16-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21315-B
Marche Slave (Tschaikowsky arranged by Fredie Grofé)	8-19-1926	New York, New York	Victor 24104
Marching Along Together Vocal refrain by The Rhythm Boys (Dixon / Pola / Steininger)	7-20-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24364
Marianne (from “The New Moon”) (Romberg / Hammerstein)	2-8-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1731-D
Marie (Otto Motzan / Henry Santly)	1-3-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18859
Mary (What Are You Waiting For?) (2) (Walter Donaldson)	11-25-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 21103-A
Mary (What Are You Waiting For?) (4) (Walter Donaldson)	11-25-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 26415
Maybe (Turk / Snyder / Ahlert)	2-25-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19284
Me and Marie vocal refrain by The King’s Men	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25135-B
Me Too (Ho-Ho! Ha-Ha!) (Woods / Tobias)	8-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20197-B
Meditation from Thais (acoustical) (Massenet / Grofé)	6-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19391-B
Meditation from Thais (electrical) (Massenet / Grofé)	2-9-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21796
Medley: Bewitched / Harbor Lights / I’ll Be Seeing You	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man / Why Do I Love You / Make Believe / My Bill	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: Come Rain or Come Shine / Old Devil Moon / My Heart Belongs to Daddy	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: From This Moment On / Who / The Lady is a Tramp	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: I Didn’t Know What Time It Was / My Funny Valentine / Speak Low	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter / I Didn’t Know What Time It Was / Goody Goody	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: Summertime / I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ / It Ain’t Necessarily So (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: The Best Things in Life Are Free / So in Love / Rosalie	1957	New York, New York
Medley: Where or When / In the Still of the Night / Among My Souvenirs	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Medley: Wunderbar / Oh, What a Beautiful Morning / A Wonderful Guy	1957	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-409 (LP)
Melting Pot of Jazz (finale from movie “King Of Jazz“)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
Meet the Boys	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Minuet in Jazz (Swinging Strings)	3-25-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2439
Metropolis (A Blue Fantasie) (4 parts – includes Part 3 (4)) (Fredie Grofé)	3-13-1928, 3-14-1928, 3-17-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35933-A, 35934-B
Metropolis (A Blue Fantasie) (Part 3) (2) * (Fredie Grofé)	3-14-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Midnight in Monte Carlo (with Joe Venuti)	1958	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-351 (LP)
Midnight Reflections (Matty Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	2-13-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35992
Minuet in Jazz (Swinging Strings)	3-25-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2439
Miracle of Love (Merrill)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Mississippi Mud (Harry Barris)	12-7-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61336
Mississippi Mud (2) (Featuring Bix Beiderbecke, Original Rhythm Boys and Izzy Friedman (Harry Barris) (Arranged by Tom Satterfield)	2-18-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25366-B
Mississippi Mud (3) (Harry Barris)	2-18-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21274-A
Mississippi Suite (A Tone Journey) “Huckelberry Finn” – “Old Creole Days” (Fredie Grofé)	9-7-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 35859-A
Mississippi Suite “Mardi Gras” (Fredie Grofé)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Missouri Waltz (Music from an original procured by John V. Eppel) (John V. Eppel / Arranged by F.K. Logan)	9-21-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20973-A
Mona Vanna (Fisher)	2-19-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19278
Moon Love (Adapted from Teshaikowsky’s 5th Symphony, 2nd Movement Vocal Chorus by Joan Edwards (Kostelanetz / David / Davis)	6-22-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2578 A
Moonlight (Con Conrad)	4-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18756-B
Moonlight and Roses * (Lamare / Moret / Black)	9-1-1929	New York, New York	Columbia (private recording) *
Moonlight on the Ganges (Chester Wallace / Sherman Meyers)	8-13-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20139-B
Mother Goose Parade (Bibo / Breau / Strum)	5-23-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1478-D
Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean (“Positively, Mr. Gallagher?” – “Absolutely, Mr. Shean!”)” (Featured in “Ziegfeld Follies”) (Ed. Gallagher / Al. Shean)	1-2-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19007-B
Mr. Radio Man (Tell My Mammy To Come Back Home) (Ira Schuster / Johnny White / Cliff Friend)	4-24-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19330-B
Muddy Water (Trent / De Rose / Richman)	3-7-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20508-A
Music from Opening Cartoon (from movie “King Of Jazz“)	1930	New York, New York	Universal
Music from Opening Dance Number (from movie “King Of Jazz“)	1930	New York, New York	Universal
Music Hath Charms (from opening credits of movie “King Of Jazz“)	1930	New York, New York	Universal
Mutiny in the Nursery (Swing Wing) (Harry Warren / Johnny Mercer)	12-8-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2222 B
My Angel (1) (Lew Pollack / Erno Rapee)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21388-A
My Angel (2) * (Lew Pollack / Erno Rapee)	4-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
My Angeline (Wayne / Gilbert)	3-7-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1755-D
My Blue Heaven (3) (Richard Whiting / Walter Donaldson)	7-6-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20828-A
My Blue Heaven (4) (Richard Whiting / Walter Donaldson)	7-6-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
My Fantasy (Whiteman / Edwards / Meskill)	12-21-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2937
My Goodbye to You (Gus Kahn / Matty Malneck)	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22876
My Heart Stood Still (1) (Rogers / Hart)	1-24-1928	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
My Heart Stood Still (3) (Rogers / Hart)	1-24-1928	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 35883-B
My Hero (From “Chocolate Soldier”) (Straus / Stange)	5-12-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50069-D
My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua, Hawaii	1-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24514
My Little Grass Shack (B. Cogswell / T. Harrison / J. Noble)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
My Lucky Star (from “Follow Thru”) (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	2-9-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1736-D
My Mammy (Introducing “Beautiful Faces”) (Walter Donaldson / Irving Berlin)	3-1-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18737-A
My Man (Mon Homme) (Yvain)	4-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18758
My Melancholy Baby (Burnett / Norton)	5-15-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50068-D
My Moonlight Madonna Vocal Refrain by Jack Fulton (Paul Frances Webster / Z. Fibich)	7-20-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24364
My Ohio Home	5-15-1928	New York, New York	Fox Newsreel
My Pet (1) (Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27686
My Pet (2) (Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21389-B
My Pet (3) * (Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)	4-22-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
My Rambler Rose (introducing “List’ning On Some Radio”) (from “Ziegfeld Follies”) (Hirsch / Buck / Stamper)	6-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18923
My Reverie Melody based on Claude Debussy’s “Reverie” (Larry Clinton)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2075-A
My Road (Introducing, “A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That”) (from the Musical Play, “Be Yourself”) (Connelly / Kaufman / Gensler)	9-15-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19461
My Romance	3-10-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25269
My Romance (with Tommy Dorsey)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
My Twilight Rose (Grey / Romberg)	9-12-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19456
My Wonder Girl – Coral Sea (Black / Bloom / Hickman / Zaney / Brown)	10-28-1920	New York, New York	Victor 21389-B Victor 35703-B
Neath the South Sea Moon (Hirsch / Buck / Stamper)	5-31-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18911
Never Felt Better, Never Had Less Featuring Four Modernaires (Swing Wing) (Abel Baer / Cliff Hess)	12-8-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2283 B
New O’leans (Kahn / Johnston)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25150
Night and Day (Cole Porter)	2-2-1933	New York, New York	Victor 36085-A
Night Owl From Paramount film “Take A Chance” Vocal refrain by the Rhythm Boys (Herman Hupfeld)	9-13-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24400-B
Nightfall (vocal) (1) (De Rose / Harold)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24096
Nightfall (non-vocal) (3) (De Rose / Harold)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Nights of Gladness (Macdonald / Ancliffe)	2-16-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Ninon Vocal Refrain by Bob Lawrence (Adamson / Kaper / Jurmann)	4-22-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25023
No Foolin’ (Buck / Hanley)	3-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20019-B
No Man’s Mama (Yellen / Pollack)	12-21-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19934
No More Worryin’ (Gus Kahn / Walter Donaldson / Irving Mills)	3-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20007-B
Nobody Knows (Irving Berlin)	6-22-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2695
Nobody’s Sweetheart (Kahn / Erdman / Meyers / Schoebel)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2098-D
Nobody’s Sweetheart Now (Vocal refrain by Jack Teagarden (Kahn / Meyers / Erdman / Schoebel)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25319-A Bluebird B-10957-B
Nola (Arndt)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Nola (Arndt)	3-7-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2277-D
Now and Then (Swing Wing)	4-8-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2417 B
Now I’m a Lady (Coslow / Kahal / Fain)	4-22-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25022
Nuthin’ But (Henry Busse / Ward / Ferdie Grofé)	3-1-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19073-B
O Ya Ya (Klages / de Markoff)	1-5-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21304
Ogo Pogo (Clark / Strong)	7-2-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19719
Oh Me! Oh My! (introducing “Dolly”) (from “Two Little Girls In Blue”) (Vincent Youmans)	5-18-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18778-B
Oh Me! Oh My! (Vincent Youmans)	8-10-1954	New York, New York	Coral 56119 (LP)
Oh! Joseph! (from the Musical Play “Madame Pompadour”) (Clare Kummer / Leo Fall)	12-16-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19546-B
Oh, Lady Be Good! (Introducing “So Am I”) (from the Musical Comedy “Lady Be Good!”) (George Gershwin)	12-29-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19551
Oh! Lady Be Good (George Gershwin)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Oh, Lady Be Good (Swinging Strings) (George Gershwin)	10-15-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2223
Oh! Miss Hannah (Hollingsworth / Deppen)	5-4-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1945-D
Oh! You Have No Idea (Ponce / Dougherty)	5-23-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1491-D
Ol’ Man River (2) (From the Universal film “The Show Boat”) Vocal refrain by Bing Crosby (Oscar Hammerstein II / Jerome Kern)	1-11-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21218-A Victor 25249
Ol’ Man River (3) (From the Universal film “The Show Boat”) Vocal refrain by Bing Crosby (Oscar Hammerstein II / Jerome Kern)	1-11-1928	New York, New York	Victor unissued
Ol’ Man River (from “Showboat) with Paul Robeson and Mixed Chorus (Oscar Hammerstein II / Jerome Kern)	3-1-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35912-A
Old New England Moon (Vance / Howard)	6-9-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2224-D
Old Playmate Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Matt Malneck / Gus Kahn)	10-1-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22827-A
Old-Fashioned Girl (In A Gingham Gown) (Jolson)	2-22-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18879
On The Beach of Waikiki (H. Kailimai / G.H. Stover)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
On the ‘Gin ‘Gin ‘Ginny Shore (Walter Donaldson)	1-3-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18859
On Your Toes Featuring Ramona (From the musical production “On Your Toes”) (Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers)	6-26-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25356
Ooh! Maybe It’s You (Irving Berlin)	8-22-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20885
Orange Blossom Time (Edwards / Goodwin)	5-4-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1845-D
Oriental (fox Trot) (acoustical) (Introducing “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice”) (from “Samson and Delilah”) (arranged by Paul Whiteman and Fredie Grofé)	6-16-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18940-B
Oriental (fox trot) (electrical) (arranged by Paul Whiteman and Fredie Grofé)	2-9-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21599
Out O’ Town Gal (Walter Donaldson)	6-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1505-D
Out of Sight, Out of Mind (Hunter / Otis)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Pack Up Your Sins (from “Music Box Revue) (Irving Berlin)	11-2-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18983-A
Pagan Love Song (Arthur Freed / Nacio Herb Brown)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Pal of My Cradle Days (Marshal Montgomery / Al Plantadoul)	6-2-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19690-A
Pale Moon (An Indian Love Song) (Jesse G.M. Glick / Fredric Knight Logan)	4-8-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19345
Pale Venetian Moon	1-18-1923	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers (from “Chauve-Souris”)(acoustical) (Leon Jessel)	1-2-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19007-A
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers (electrical) (Leon Jessel)	1-11-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21304
Paradise Alley (from the Musical Comedy, “Musical Alley”) (Johnson / Archer / Carlton)	5-9-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19353-A
Pardon My Southern Accent (Johnny Mercer / Matty Malneck)	8-18-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24704
Park Avenue Fantasy (Matt Malneck / Frank Signorelli)	9-11-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36131
Peaceful Valley (Willard Robinson)	9-16-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19790
Peelin’ the Peach (Swing Wing) (Dick / Link)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2073
Peter, Peter – Punkin Eater (Rinker)	9-11-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36143
Pickin’ Cotton (from “George White’s Scandals”) (Ben Selvin Orch., issued as PW Orch.) (Buddy DeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	7-2-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1464-D
Piggy Wiggy Woo (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing) (Abel Baer / Ira Schuster / Paul Cunningham)	11-10-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2844 A
Poor Butterfly (1) (Golden / Hubbell)	2-7-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Poor Butterfly (2) (Golden / Hubbell)	2-7-1928	New York, New York	Victor 24078-B
Poor Little Rich Girl (Noel Coward)	12-21-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19929
Popular Selections : I’m Sorry, Dear; Old Playmate; Goodnight, Sweetheart (LP session)	12-1-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor L-16002
Pozzo (Vincent Rose)	8-13-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19641
Precious (Egan / Pasternacki / Whiting)	8-13-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20139-A
Pretty Lips (38124-1) (Walter Donaldson / Charley Straight)	2-28-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20627-B
Pretty Lips (37286-1) (Walter Donaldson / Charley Straight)	2-10-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
Put Your Little Foot Right Out	2-15-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Ragamuffin Romeo Talkie Hit from Universal Picture “King Of Jazz” (Wayne / De Costa)	3-22-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2170-D
Ragamuffin Romeo (from movie “King Of Jazz”) (Wayne / De Costa)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
Raggedy Ann (Kern / Caldwell)	10-30-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19187
Ragging the Scale (Swinging Strings)	10-15-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2268
Ragtime Cowboy Joe (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing) (Lewis F. Muir / Maurice Abrahams / Grant Clarke)	2-21-1940	New York, New York	Decca 3038
Rain (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing) (Eugene Ford)	2-21-1940	New York, New York	Decca 3137 A
Ramona (Theme Song of the motion Picture production “Ramona”) (L. Wolfe Gilbert / Mabel Wayne)	1-4-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21214-A
Ramona (L. Wolfe Gilbert / Mabel Wayne)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
Reaching for Someone (And Not Finding Anyone There) (Leslie / Donaldson)	5-3-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1822-D
Rhapsody 21 (picture disc version) (Paul Whiteman as guest conductor) (Mineo / Mineo)	1962	?????	World’s Fair Records 2TV 82083
Rhapsody 21 (LP version) (Paul Whiteman as guest conductor) (Mineo / Mineo)	1962	?????	World’s Fair Records 3333LP
Rhapsody In Blue (acoustical) (The Composer at the piano) (George Gershwin) (Arranged by Ferdie Grofé)	6-10-1924	New York, New York	Victor 55225-A & B
Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Rhapsody in Blue (electrical) (conducted by Nat Shilkret) (George Gershwin) (Arranged by Ferdie Grofé)	4-21-1927	New York, New York	Victor 35822-A & B
Rhapsody in Blue (from movie “King Of Jazz“) (George Gershwin)	10 or 11/1929	Hollywood, California	Universal
Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin)	10-23-1938	New York, New York	Decca 29051
Rhapsody in Blue Featuring Earl Wild, Piano (George Gershwin)	1946	New York, New York	Signature 20001, 20002
Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin)	10-26-1951	Los Angeles, California	Capitol EBF 302 (45 RPM)
Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901
Rise ‘N’ Shine (from “Take A Chance”) Featuring Ramona and her Grand Piano (Buddy De Sylva / Vincent Youmann)	11-25-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24197
Roamin’ To Wyomin’ (Donaldson)	11-22-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19209
Romany Love (J. S. Zamenick)	8-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18966-B
Rose Room (Bouncing Brass) (Art Hickman / Harry Williams)	4-6-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2466 A
Rose-Marie (Harbach / Hammerstein / Friml)	9-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19461
Roses of Yesterday (Irving Berlin)	9-4-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1553-D
Rosie (Introducing “Tired of Me”) (Merkus / Donaldson)	12-29-1920	New York, New York	Victor 18721-A
Russian Lullaby (Irving Berlin)	5-16-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2693
S’posin’ (Denniker / Andy Razaf)	5-16-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1862-D
Saddle Your Blues to a Wild Mustang Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence and The Kings Men (Whiting / Bernier / Haid)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25251-A
Sakuntala	8-19-1926	Camden, New Jersey	Victor (rejected)
San (acoustical) (Lindsay McPhail / Walter Michaels)	6-9-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19381-A
San (6) (electrical) (Lindsay McPhail / Walter Michaels)	1-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 24078-A
San (7) (electrical) (Lindsay McPhail / Walter Michaels)	1-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25367
San (N2) (Lindsay McPhail / Walter Michaels)	2-19-1945	Los Angeles, California	Capitol F2999 (45RPM)
Say It Isn’t So (Irving Berlin)	5-16-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2692
Say It With Music (Irving Berlin)	8-30-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18803
Say It With Music (Irving Berlin)	6-13-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2690
Sea Burial (Lane)	2-29-1928	New York, New York	Victor 36044
Second Rhapsody (George Gershwin)	10-23-1938	New York, New York	Decca 29052
Second-Hand Rose From “Ziegfeld Follies of 1921” (Hanley)	9-22-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18818-A
Selections from “Show Boat” “Why Do I Love?”-“Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man”- You Are Love”-“Make Believe” (2) (Oscar Hammerstein / Jerome Kern)	3-1-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35912-B
Selections from “Show Boat” “Why Do I Love?”-“Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man”- You Are Love”-“Make Believe” (4) * (Oscar Hammerstein / Jerome Kern)	3-1-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Sensation Stomp (1) (Nick La Rocca / Eddie Edwards / Larry Shields / Henry Ragas)	8-11-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 21119-B
Sensation Stomp (3) * (Nick La Rocca / Eddie Edwards / Larry Shields / Henry Ragas)	8-11-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
Serenade in Blue (Warren / Gordon)	6-5-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 108
Serenade to a Wealthy Widow (Reginald Foresythe)	12-14-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24852-A
Shake Your Feet (from “Ziegfeld Follies”) (Dave Stamper)	10-29-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19185-A
Shaking the Blues Away (Irving Berlin)	8-22-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20885
Shall We Dance? (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	3-26-1937	New York, New York	Victor 25552
Shanghai Dream Man (Benny Davis / Harry Akst)	2-10-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20683
Shanghai Lil (Harry Warren / Al Dubin)	9-11-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24403
Shanghai Lullaby (Jones)	12-27-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19245
Should I? Talkie Hit from Motion Picturw “Lord Byron Of Broadway” (Brown / Freed)	10-18-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2047-D
Side By Side (1) * (Harry Woods)	4-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
Side By Side (4) (Harry Woods)	4-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20627-A
Silent Night, Holy Night (Franz Gruber / Joseeph Mohr)	9-19-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50098-D
Silver Moon (From the Musical Play “My Maryland”) (Donnelly / Romberg)	2-23-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20505-B
Since Mrs. McNott Learned to Do the Turkey Trot	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Sing a Song of Sixpence (Swing Wing featuring Four Modernaires)	9-9-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2074 B
Sing Loo (Ruby / Norman)	6-3-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19720
Singing a Happy Song From “Folies Berger de Paris” (Jack Meskill / Jack Stern)	12-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24854-A
Sittin’ in a Corner (George W. Meyer)	9-26-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19161-A
Sittin’ on a Backyard Fence (Kahal / Fain)	9-14-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24403
Sittin’ On a Rainbow	6-9-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2224-D
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (Rodgers / Hart)	6-26-1936	New York, New York	Victor 36183
Smile (1) * (Donald Heywood)	1-4-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Smile (4) * (Donald Heywood)	1-24-1928	New York, New York	Victor *
Smile (5) (Donald Heywood)	1-24-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21228-A
(When Your Heart’s On Fire) Smoke Gets In Your Eyes From the musical show “Roberta”) Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Harbach / Kern)	11-3-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24455-A
So At Last It’s Come To This Vocal refrain by Irene Taylor (Gus Kahn / Matt Malneck Frank Signorelli)	11-17-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24187-B
So Blue (De Sylva / Brown / Henderson)	3-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20570-B
So This Is Venice! (Warren / Leslie / Grant)	1-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19252-A
Soft Light and Sweet Music (Swinging Strings) (Irving Berlin)	3-25-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2699
Soliloquy (Rube Bloom)	6-8-1927	New York, New York	Victor 35828-B
Some Little Bird (introducing “The Mocking Bird”) (Gillespie / Mc Phail / Van Alstyne / Winner)	3-2-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18742-B
Some Sunny Day (Irving Berlin)	3-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18891
Somebody Loves Me (from George White’s Scandals”) (Buddy De Sylva / George Gershwin)	7-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19414-A
Someone I Love Vocal Refrain by The King’s Men (Haven Gillespie / Victor Herbert)	4-22-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25023
Someone Loves You After All (Rain Song) (from the Musical Comedy “Kid Boots”) (Harry Tierney)	1-4-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19244
Something Had to Happen (From the musical show “Roberta”) Vocal refrain by Ramona (Oto Harbach / Jerome Kern)	11-3-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24455-B
Something in the Night (vocal) (1) (Young / Wierick / Kresa)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24096
Something in the Night (non-vocal) (3) (Young / Wierick / Kresa)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Something to Remember You By (Schwartz / Rietz)	10-10-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2297-D
Song of India (acoustical) (Adapted from Rimsky-Korsakow’s Chanson Indoue by Paul Whiteman)	5-18-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18777-B
Song of India (Concert Version) (Rimsky-Korsakow arranged by Roy Bargy)	4-25-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 50198-D
Song of India (electrical) (Rimsky Korsakow arranged by Ferdie Grofé)	8-26-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20200-B
Song of Songs (Moya)	6-12-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19402-A
Song of the Congo (Talkie Hit from The Universal Picture “King Of Jazz“) (Perkins / Magidson / Washington)	7-25-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2263-D
Song of the Dawn (1) (Talkie Hit from The Universal Picture “King Of Jazz“) (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	3-21-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2163-D
Song of the Dawn (2) * (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	3-21-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia unissued *
Song of the Dawn (from movie “King Of Jazz“) (Milton Ager / Jack Yellen)	1930	Hollywood, California	Universal
Song of the Islands (Charles E. King)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Song of the Wanderer (Where Shall I Go) (Neil Moret)	3-29-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20570-A
Sonya (Yup, Alay, Yup!) (Schafer / Fisher)	7-2-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19721
Sorry For Me (PW Orch.)	6-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia (rejected)
Sorry For Me (Ben Selvin Orch., to be issued as PW Orch.)	7-20-1928	New York, New York	Columbia (rejected)
South Sea Isles (Introducing, “She’s Just A Baby” (from “George White’s Scandals”) (George Gershwin)	8-30-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18801
Southern Medley (private recording) * (Stephen Foster)	9-1-1929	New York, New York	Columbia (private recording) *
Southern Rose (acoustical) (Terriss / Mayerl)	11-17-1924	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Southern Rose (Terriss / Mayerl)	5-7-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19694
Spain (Gus Kahn / Isham Jones)	4-24-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19330-A
St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy)	3-29-1926	New York, New York	Victor
St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Stardust (Vocal refrain by The Kingsmen and John Hauser) (Hoagy Carmichael / Mitchell Parish)	12-14-1934	New York, New York	Victor 36159-A
Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael / Mitchell Parish)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Step Up and Shake My Hand (Swing Wing) (Livingston / David)	4-8-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2418
Steppin’ In Society (Alex Garber / Harry Askt)	6-3-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19692
Steppin’ Out (Howard / Conrad)	12-14-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19229-B
Stop, Look and Listen (Van Eps / Freed / Van Eps)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25319-B
Stumbling (Zez Confrey)	3-30-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18899-A
Sugar (1) Featuring Bix Beiderbecke (Maceo Pinkard / arranged by Bill Chalis)	2-28-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25368
Sugar (2) (Maceo Pinkard)	2-28-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21464-B
Sugar Plum (Kahn / Johnston)	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25150
Sugar Your Tea Stomp	8-11-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor (rejected)
Suite of Serenades Cuban / Oriental / Spanish / Chinese (acoustical) (Victor Herbert)	6-11-1924	New York, New York	Victor 55226
Suite of Serenades (electrical) (Victor Herbert)	3-1-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35926
Summertime (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	1958	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-351(LP)
Sun Spots Featuring Frank Trumbauer on the Saxophone (Frank Trumbauer)	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24574-A
Sunshine (Irving Berlin)	2-13-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21240-A
Swanee River Blues (from “Ziegfeld Follies”) (Gene Buck / Dave Stamper)	10-30-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19185-B
Sweet and Low Down (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	12-24-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19920
Sweet Child (I’m Wild About You) (Whiting / Lewis / Simon)	12-28-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19946
Sweet Dreams	12-12-1928, 1-13-1929	New York, New York	Columbia (rejected)
Sweet Lady (introducing “There’s a Sunbeam for Every Drop of Rain”) (from the Musical Satire “Tangerine”) (Crumit / Zoob / Carlo / Sanders)	8-23-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18803
Sweet One (Al Jolson / Louis Silver)	2-23-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19043
Sweet Sue – Just You Vocal Chorus by Jack Fulton Cornet- Bix Beiderbecke Celeste – Lennie Hayton (Young / Harris)	9-18-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50103-D
Sweetheart (Arnold Johnson)	6-16-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18789
Sweetheart Lane Introducing “Sixty Seconds Ev’ry Minute, I Think Of You” (from “Greenwich Village Follies”) (Louis A. Hirsch)	10-19-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18977-A
Sylvia Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Clinton Scollard / Oley Speaks)	9-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22885-A
Tail Spin (Frankie Trumbauer / Jimmy Dorsey)	4-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24668
Tain’t So, Honey, Tain’t So (Robinson)	6-10-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1444-D
Take Me in Your Arms Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Parish / Rotter / Markush)	11-17-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24188-B
Tango Americano	9-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22913
Tell Her in the Springtime (Irving Berlin)	11-17-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19517
Tell Me More! (introducing “Baby!”) (Buddy De Sylva / George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	5-5-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19682
Tell Me With a Love Song Vocalrefrain by Jack Fulton (Ted Koehler / Harold Arlen)	10-6-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22834-B
Tell Me With a Melody (Irving Berlin)	6-1-1923	Hayes, Middlesex	HMV B-1658
Tell Me, Dreamy Eyes (Kahn / Spitalny / Gordon)	9-15-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19456
Tell Me, Little Gypsy (Paul Whiteman’s Woodwinds) (Irving Berlin)	6-22-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2694 B
Tentin’ Down In Tennessee (Howard / Woods)	3-26-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20017
Texas Tommy Swing (Brown / Harris)	2-14-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Thanks a Million (Kahn Johnston)	7-10-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25151
That American Boy of Mine (George Gershwin / Irving Caesar / Sigmund Romberg)	2-2-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19024
That Certain Feeling (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	12-24-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19920
That Little Something (Jerome Kern)	4-26-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20616
That Lucky Fellow (Kern / Hammerstein II)	11-24-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2913
That Saxophone Waltz (Jules Mingo / Berry J. Sisk)	2-25-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20513-B
That’s My Weakness Now (With Vocal Chorus by The Rhythm Boys) (Green / Stept)	6-17-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1444-D
The Birth of the Blues (from “George White’s Scandals” (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	8-12-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20138-A
The Bouncing Ball	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24574-B
The Bunny Hug	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
The Calinda (Boo-Joom Boo-Joom Boo!) (Harman / Hupfeld)	8-19-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 20882-A
The Cockeyed Mayor of Kaunakakai (R. Alex Anderson)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
The Creaking Old Mill by the Creek (Lewis / Stock / Rose)	12-21-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2938
The Duke Insists	7-9-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25113
The Farmer Took Another Load Away! Hay! Hay! (Leslie / O’Flynn / Vincent)	9-1-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19769
The Gaucho Serenade (Cavanaugh / Redmond / Simon)	12-21-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2938
The General Jumped at Dawn (Mundy)	4-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 101
The Hoiriger Schottische (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing)	11-10-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2921 B
The Hoodoo Man (Brown)	5-9-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19339-B
The Hot Gavotte (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing)	11-10-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2921 A
The Japanese Sandman (acoustical) (Richard A. Whiting)	8-19-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18690-B
The Japanese Sandman (electrical) (Richard A. Whiting)	2-7-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21731-B
The Japanese Sandman (Swinging Strings) (Richard A. Whiting)	10-15-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2268
The Japanese Sandman (Richard A. Whiting)	8-10-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61254
The Jockey on the Carousel (From RKO film “I Dream Too Much”) (Dorothy Fields / Jerome Kern)	12-2-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25197
The June Bugs’ Dance (Horst)	5-15-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2505
The Kinky Kids Parade (Gus Kahn / Walter Donaldson)	8-12-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19753
The Man I Love (2) (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin) (Special arrangement by Ferdie Grofé)	5-16-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50068-D
The Man I Love (4) (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin) (Special arr. by Ferdie Grofé)	5-16-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50068-D
The Merry Widow Waltz (acoustical) (Lehar)	7-21-1923	Hayes, Middlesex	HMV B-1682
The Merry Widow Waltz (Lehar)	5-13-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50069-D
The Moonlight Waltz (Washington / Burke)	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24566
The New Tiger Rag (Nick La Rocca)	7-25-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2277-D
The Night is Young (From M-G-M film “The Night Is Young”) Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Oscar Hammerstein 2nd / Sigmund Romberg)	12-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24844-B
The Night is Young (And You’re So Beautiful) (with Tommy Dorsey) (Hammerstein / Romberg)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
The Old Music Master (Hoagy Carmichael / Johnny Mercer)	6-12-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 137
The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else) (Jones)	1-4-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19245
The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (Jones)	7-1-1954	New York, New York	Coral 56119 (LP)
The Only, Only One for Me (James Monaco / Harry Warren)	12-26-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19584
The Peanut Vendor (Moises Simons)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
The Rhythm Rag (Willard Robinson)	9-1-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19773-B
The Same Old Moon (From The Musical “Lucky”) (Otto Harbach / Bert Kalamar / Harry Ruby)	4-26-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20616
The Shoemaker’s Holiday (MacKay / Raye)	5-15-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2505
The Sidewalks of New York (Lawlor / Blake)	9-14-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1558-D
The Toy Trumpet (Swinging Strings)	3-25-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2439
The Voice in the Old Village Choir Featuring Jack Fulton, Tenor (Gus Kahn / Harry Woods)	4-14-1932	New York, New York	Victor 22998-A
The Wedding of the Birds (Tobias / Kisco)	7-25-1930	New York, New York	Columbia 2263-D
The Wheel of the Wagon is Broken (Box / Cox / Carr)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25251-B
The Yankee Princess – Medley “My Bajadere” – “I Still Can Dream” (Emmerich Kalman)	10-19-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18977-B
Then and Now (Jacobs / Whiteman / Merrill)	12-7-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61336
There Ain’t No Sweet Man That’s Worth the Salt of My Tears (2) (Featuring Bix Beiderbecke, Bing Crosby and The Rhythm Boys) (Fred Fisher)	2-8-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25675
There Ain’t No Sweet Man That’s Worth the Salt of My Tears (3) (Fred Fisher)	2-8-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21464-A
There’s a Blue Note in My Love Song (Shapiro / Beresford)	11-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22873
There’s A Boatman on the Volga (Egan / Pasternacki / Whiting)	3-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20266-B
There’s a Small Hotel Vocal refrain by Durelle Alexander (Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers)	3-13-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25270-B
There’s Nothing Else to Do in Na-la-ka-mo-ka-lu (From RKO film “Down to the Last Yacht”) Vocal refrain by John Hauser (Cliff Friend / Sidney D. Mitchell)	6-29-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24678
There’s Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes (Friend)	3-31-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19309
They Call It Dancing (introducing “The Schoolhouse Blues”) (Irving Berlin)	1-6-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18856-B
Three Little Fishies (Swing Wing)	4-8-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2417 A
Three O’Clock in the Morning (Julian Robledo)	2-16-1955	New York, New York	Coral 61403
Three O’Clock in the Morning (acoustical) (Julian Robledo)	8-22-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18940-A
Three O’ Clock in the Morning (electrical) (Julian Robledo)	8-25-1926	New York, New York	Victor 21599
Three on a Match (Egan / Fiorito)	8-11-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24089
Three Shades of Blue Suite (Fredie Grofé)	2-16-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35952
Tiger Rag (Nick La Rocca)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Till Tomorrow (Malneck / Connelly / Campbell)	11-25-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24201
To You Vocal Chorus by Joan Edwards (Davis / Dorsey / Shapiro)	6-22-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2578 B
Together (Buddy DeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	1-21-1928	New York, New York	Victor 35883-A
Too Much Mustard (Cecil Macklin)	2-15-1955	New York, New York	Coral 57008 (LP)
Top Hat – Medley Part 1 No Strings sung by Durelle Alexander Isn’t It A Lovely Day? sung by Johnny Hauser Top Hat sung by the King’s Men	9-28-1935	New York, New York	Victor 36174
Top Hat – Medley Part 2 Cheek To Cheek sung by Ramona Piccollino sung by The King’s Men	9-28-1935	New York, New York	Victor 36174
Toselli’s Serenade (Toselli / arranged by Roy Bargy)	4-28-1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 24017-B
Touch of Your Hand (Harbach / Kern)	11-3-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24453
To You Sweetheart Aloha (Harry Owens)	1960	New York, New York	Grand Award GA 208 SD (LP)
Trav’lin’ Light (Trombone, Skip Layton, vocals, Billie Holiday) (Mundy / Mercer)	6-12-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 116, V-Disc 286
Tricks (Zez Confrey)	7-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18939-B
Trudy (Charles Tobias / Al Sherman)	9-3-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20177-A
True (Samuels / Whitcup)	2-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24566
True Love (Cole Porter)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
Truly (Davis / Rose)	6-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18937
Tschaikowskiana (Fantasy On Tschaikowski Themes) (arranged by Herman Hand)	6-20-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 50113-D
Turn Out the Light (from “Take A Chance”) Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Buddy De Sylva / Vincent Youmann)	11-25-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24197
Twelfth Street Rag (Euday Bowman)	11-26-1920	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Twelfth Street Rag (Euday Bowman)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Two Little Ruby Rings (from the Musical Comedy “Daffy Dill”) (Herbert Stothart)	9-1-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18950-B
Ty-Tee (Irving Bilbo)	11-29-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18842-B
Ukulele Lady (Gus Kahn / Richard Whiting)	6-2-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19690-B
Underneath Hawaiian Skies Introducing “I Never Realized” (Fred Rose / Melville Gideon)	3-4-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18744-A
Underneath the Mellow Moon (acoustical) (Wendell W. Hall)	1-25-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19019-A
Underneath the Mellow Moon (electrical) (Wendell W. Hall)	2-15-1928	New York, New York	Victor 25436
Until My Luck Comes Rolling Along (from the musical play “Little Nellie Kelly”) (George M. Cohan)	11-23-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18988
Valencia (A Song Of Spain) (7) * (Boyer / Charles / Grey / Padilla)	3-30-1926	New York, New York	Victor *
Valencia (A Song Of Spain) (8) (Boyer / Charles / Grey / Padilla)	3-30-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20007-A
Valencia (Boyer / Charles / Grey / Padilla)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
Vilia Vocal refrain by Jack Fulton (Lehar)	9-30-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22885-B
Victor Promo Film (featuring “Turn Out The Light” by the Whiteman Orchestra)	1931 or 1932	Camden, New Jersey	Victor
Wagon Wheels	1-16-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24517
Wah-Hoo! (Friend)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25252
Waiting at the End of the Road Theme Song from Motion Picture “Hallelujah” (Irving Berlin)	9-13-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1974-D
Walla-Walla (Murphy / Robi)	6-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19389
Wang-Wang Blues (acoustical) (Gus Mueller / Bert Johnson / Henry Busse)	8-9-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18694-B
Wang Wang Blues (electrical) (Gus Mueller / Bert Johnson / Henry Busse)	9-22-1927	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Wang-Wang Blues (take D1) * (Gus Mueller / Bert Johnson / Henry Busse)	2-19-1945	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 2999
Wang-Wang Blues (take 1B) (Gus Mueller / Bert Johnson / Henry Busse)	2-19-1945	Los Angeles, California	Capitol F2999 (45 RPM)
Washboard Blues (1) (Hoagy Carmichael / Callaghan)	11-18-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 35877-B
Washboard Blues (4) * (Hoagy Carmichael / Callaghan)	11-18-1927	Chicago, Illinois	Victor *
Washboard Blues (Hoagy Carmichael / Callaghan)	8-30-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
‘Way Back Home (Waring / Lewis)	4-22-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25022
‘Way Down Yonder in New Orleans (Creamer / Layton)	2-21-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19030-A
We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye Vocal refrain by Mildred Bailey (Woods)	8-11-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24088-B
Weep No More My Mammy (Lew Pollack)	10-21-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18825-A
Well-Digger’s Breakdown (Jimmy Mundy)	2-7-1942	New York, New York	Victor 27801-B
Wham (Re-bop-boom-bam) (Four Modernaires w/Swing Wing)	2-21-1940	New York, New York	Decca 3038
What a World This Would Be	7-7-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19737-A
What D’ya Say? (from “George White’s Scandals”) (Ben Selvin Orch., issued as PW Orch.) (Buddy SeSylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson)	7-2-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1465-D
What Do You Do Sunday, Mary? (From the Musical Comedy “Poppy”) (Jones)	9-12-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19145-A
What’ll I Do? (Irving Berlin)	3-18-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19299-A
What’ll I Do? (Sax Socktette) (Irving Berlin)	4-7-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2698 B
What’s the Name of That Song? (Seymour / Lawhurst)	2-6-1936	New York, New York	Victor 25252
When (2) (Razaf / Schafer / Johnson)	3-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21338-A
When (3) (Razaf / Schafer / Johnson)	3-12-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21388
When Buddha Smiles (introducing, “Drifting Along With the Tide”) (Nacio Herb Brown / George Gershwin)	10-27-1921	New York, New York	Victor 18839-B
When Day Is Done (1) * (Robert Katscher)	6-8-1927	New York, New York	Victor *
When Day Is Done (2) (Robert Katscher)	6-8-1927	New York, New York	Victor 35828-A
When Day Is Done (Robert Ketscher)	8-1956	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-901 (LP)
When Hearts Are Young Introducing, “I’ll Follow You To Zanzibar”) (from the musical comedy “The Lady in Ermine”) (Leon Rene / Otis Rene / Clarence Muse)	11-15-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18985-A
When I Go A-Dreaming There’s No Place Like Your Arms From the University of Pennsylvania Production “All Around The Town” (Clay Boland / Bickley Reichner)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2076 A
When I Grow Too Old to Dream Vocal refrain by Bob Lawrence (Oscar Hammerstein 2nd / Sigmund Romberg)	12-17-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24844-A
When I’m In Your Arms (Davis / Burke / Ash)	12-21-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 20501-B
When It’s Sleepy-Time Down South (Vocal refrain by Mildred Bailey & the King’s Jesters) (Leon Rene / Otis Rene / Clarence Muse)	10-4-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22828-A
When Love Comes Your Way (Cole Porter)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25134
When My Dreams Come True Theme Song from Motion Picture “Cocoanuts” (Irving Berlin)	5-3-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1822-D
When the One You Love Loves You (Irving Berlin)	12-24-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19553-B
When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin’ Along (Harry Woods)	9-2-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20177-B
When the Sun Bids the Moon Goodnight	4-4-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24283
When the World Was New (Gus Kahn / Roy Bargy / Matt Malneck)	10-1-1931	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 22849
When You’re Counting the Stars Alone (Russell / Rose / Murray)	9-13-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1993-D
When You’re In Love (Blaufass / Donaldson)	3-15-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21325
When You’re With Somebody Else (1) (Ruth Etting / L.Wolfe Gilbert)	2-29-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21365-B
When You’re With Somebody Else (2) (Ruth Etting / L.Wolfe Gilbert)	2-29-1928	New York, New York	Victor 27689
Where Is That Old Girl of Mine? – Driftwood (Kahn Jones / Gold)	5-2-1924	New York, New York	Victor 35744
Where Is the Song of Songs for Me? (Irving Berlin)	10-6-1928	New York, New York	Columbia 1630-D
Where the Dreamy Wabash Flows (Cliff Friend / Able Baer)	8-13-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19428-A
Where the Rainbow Ends (Grey / Ayer)	5-9-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19353-B
Where’s My Sweetie Hiding? (Malie / Britt / Little / Finch)	12-19-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19546-A
While a Cigarette Was Burning (Vocal Chorus by Joan Edwards) (Charles Kenny / Nick Kenny)	9-20-1938	New York, New York	Decca 2083 B
Whispering (acoustical) (John Schonberger)	8-23-1920	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18690-A
Whispering (electrical) (John Schonberger)	2-15-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21731-A
Whispering (John Schonberger)	7-1-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61228
Whiteman Stomp (1) * (Jo Trent / Fats Waller)	8-11-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor *
Whiteman Stomp (2) (Jo Trent / Fats Waller)	8-11-1927	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 21119-A
Who Do You Love? (Klages / Frey / Rich)	3-9-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20784
Whoa! Nellie (Gould)	9-5-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19641
Why Did I Kiss That Girl? (Brown / King / Henderson)	2-1-1924	New York, New York	Victor 19267-A
Why Do I Love You? (Introducing “Kickin’ the Clouds Away”) (Buddy De Sylva / George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)	5-5-1925	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 19682
Why Do You Roll Those Eyes (introducing “Blowin’ the Blues Away” from Americana) (Ryskind / Gershwin / Charig)	9-9-1926	New York, New York	Victor 20197-A
Why Is Love? (Grey / Coots)	7-9-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19726
Why Shouldn’t I? (Cole Porter)	9-7-1935	New York, New York	Victor 25134
Willow, Weep for Me Vocal refrain by Irene Taylor (Ronell)	11-17-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24187-A
Willow, Weep for Me; Take Me in Your Arms; In the Dim, Dim Dawning (LP session) (Ronell)	11-25-1932	New York, New York	Victor L-16017
Wistful and Blue (Etting / Davidson)	12-22-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Victor 20418-B
Without a Song (Rose / Eliscu / Youmans)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 2023-D
Without You	12-28-1922	New York, New York	Victor (rejected)
Wonderful One (acoustical) (Maravilloso Vals)	1-25-1923	New York, New York	Victor 19019-B
Wonderful One (electrical) (Maravilloso Vals)	2-13-1928	New York, New York	Victor 24105
Wonderful One (Maravilloso Vals)	1959	New York, New York	Grand Award 33-412 (LP)
Would There Be Love?	1-23-1935	New York, New York	Victor 24887
Yes, Sir! That’s My Baby / If You Knew Susie / Kitten on the Keys	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
You are the Song	2-7-1933	New York, New York	Victor 24238-B
You Brought a New Kind of Love (Kahal / Fain / Norman)	3-23-1930	Hollywood, California	Columbia 2171-D
You Forgot to Remember (Irving Berlin)	7-9-1925	New York, New York	Victor 19726
You Forgot to Remember (Irving Berlin)	4-11-1926	London, England	HMV (rejected)
(You Forgot To) Remember (Irving Berlin)	6-13-1939	New York, New York	Decca 2691
You Remind Me of My Mother (from the musical comedy “Little Nellie Kelly”) (George M. Cohen)	8-22-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18949
You Took Advantage of Me (From “Present Arms”) (Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers)	4-25-1928	New York, New York	Victor 21398
You Were Never Lovelier (From Columbia Picture “You Were Never Lovelier”) (Kern / Mercer)	6-12-1942	Los Angeles, California	Capitol 116
You Won’t Be Sorry (Earl Burnett / Louis Marcasie)	3-30-1922	New York, New York	Victor 18901-B
You’ll Always Be the Same Sweetheart (Tobias / DeRose / Burke)	8-16-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24097-B
You’ll Never Get Up to Heaven That Way	4-4-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24287
You’ll Never, Never Know I Care (Miles / Robi / Williams)	1950s	New York, New York	Waldorf Music Hall MH 3333 (LP)
You’re an Old Smoothie (De Sylva / Whiting / Brown)	12-8-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24202
You’re Driving Me Crazy (Walter Donaldson)	7-1-1954	New York, New York	Coral 61228
You’re Telling Me (Gus Kahn / Walter Donaldson)	9-26-1932	New York, New York	Victor 24140
You’re The Sweetest Girl (introducing “What Could Be Sweeter?”) (Marion Sanford)	6-16-1921	Camden, New Jersey	Victor 18787
You’re the Top (Cole Porter)	10-26-1934	New York, New York	Victor 24769
Your Land and My Land (From the Musical Play “My Maryland”) (Donnelly / Romberg)	3-3-1927	New York, New York	Victor 20505-A
Your Mother and Mine (Edwards / Goodwin)	5-16-1929	New York, New York	Columbia 1845-D

* – Not issued originally. Issued at a later date on LP or CD

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