BING CROSBY

BING CROSBY

A SONGOGRAPHY

Compiled by Frans W. van der Kolff, originally published in 1996 as a limited edition and now out of print.

The International Club Crosby has great pleasure in placing this magnificent book by Frans van der Kolff onto the Internet. The book seeks to list the songs Bing sang in his career. This is an updated version of the original as Frans has been making additions as new information has come to light. Our thanks are due to Richard Baker who has kindly reformatted the files for the Internet and working with Thane Cooper has made many new additions and amendments to the original listing. As with any project of this size, there are bound to be errors and omissions. Please notify Malcolm Macfarlane at macwilmslo@aol.com of any amendments.

Dedicated, with sincere thanks, to all the Crosby collectors and enthusiasts who helped, in one way or another, in compiling this book.

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FOREWORD

Bing Crosby - so much has been said and written about the man, his life, his music in the past seventy-plus years that it becomes increasingly difficult to add something worthwhile and to avoid already overused clichés.

Today it’s without doubt that Harry Lillis “Bing” Crosby earned his mark as one of those unique men and women who, by thought, word, song, or deed influenced the lives of countless people and thus became an undeniable part of our century’s cultural heritage. His recent election as one of the hundred most influential people of the twentieth century by the editors of Time, his entry in the prestigious Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, the detailed account of his work in this and many other books are only a few of many testimonials that attribute to that fact. Talent, craftsmanship, originality, endurance - luck, as Bing himself would hasten to add, are all factors which can, and did, lead to great success.

But what is that specific factor that makes Bing Crosby outstanding as compared with most of his peers? Despite all that’s been written and said on the subject it still remains an open question. Although. Doesn’t the following quote from the “Biography of modern thinking” come close? It states that Crosby’s songs “seem to sum up an art in which a gentle warmth escapes sentimentality by virtue of evident intelligence and a touch of humour”.

The songs in this book, then, are not only the account of a lifetime of performing. These songs, more than anything else, are the key to the essence of Bing Crosby. After all, wasn’t it Bing himself who just wanted to be remembered as “a guy who could carry a tune”?

Frans W. van der Kolff Email: frans. algemeen [at] chello. Nl

INTRODUCING THE BING CROSBY SONGOGRAPHY

Discographies, filmographies and radio show directories have all been the subject of publications on numerous occasions in the past but to date a Songography for Bing Crosby has not been previously attempted. For those not familiar with a Songography I should explain that it is a complete alphabetical listing of every song Bing Crosby sang during his entire life, in every medium - radio, television, records, concerts, films etc. Most collectors are aware that many songs have more than one title by which they are known, some with as many as three or four. This has been taken care of by a comprehensive system of cross-referencing wherever these alternative titles are known, so whichever title you refer to it may be located.

Taking each title in turn there follows a chronological listing of every date throughout Bing’s life on which that title was sung. Against each date is given the medium in which it was performed - radio, television, etc. Next to the medium we have the various sources as follows: for records - the master number; for radio and television - the name of the programme, e. g. “Kraft Music Hall”; for concerts - the venue; for films - the film title. Finally is given the accompaniment - vocal and Orchestral.

Since Bing’s death, in the absence of newly recorded material we have been, and continue to be, offered a steady flow of his performances mastered from his vast legacy of shows. For this we are truly grateful but it does mean that any discography is either confined to studio recordings or is out of date soon after publication so we are left with no reference book that is complete. With the publication of Bing’s Songography, whilst it will not tell you which titles have been posthumously mastered (an ongoing enterprise), at least it presents you with the full scope and potential. Outside such specialized applications it can serve as a much needed reference book for the many other facets of our hobby and collection.

Colin Pugh

A SHORT HISTORY

The Songography project goes all the way back to March 1985, when the late Colin Pugh wrote an editorial for the 11th issue of John Bassett’s excellent magazine BINGVILLE NEWS, in which he stated:

“I am usually so ‘snowed under’ with various projects that I frequently find myself ruefully contemplating other projects upon which I have long had a desire to embark. Foremost among these is a Bing Crosby Songography. By this is meant a comprehensive alphabetical and/or chronological listing of every song Bing sang, either in full or in part. This would be an integrated listing of the existing discography and Bing’s non-commercial output, i. e. songs for radio, TV, films, live shows, and private recordings. Every collector would appreciate such a book of reference and what a show-piece for Bing! At present we have nothing under one cover showing the sum total of his life’s work as a singer - and this is a regrettable omission. I understand the hesitance which May have hitherto daunted would-be authors of such a project but I say ‘don’t wait until you feel qualified’. First attempts at any projects have always been incomplete and no one is going to ridicule an honest effort - ‘let he who is without sloth cast the first stone’. And once it is launched, fellow collectors will rally round with additional information gleaned from their own collections for further editions. So come along Bing enthusiasts, take the plunge and add this fascinating project to your collecting activities. Frank Sinatra or Perry Como societies will not do it for us.”

This editorial provoked, in the next issue of BINGVILLE NEWS, a response by our current BING magazine Editor, Malcolm Macfarlane, in which he elaborated on the subject and tried to calculate Bing’s total output. With many different figures circulating on the subject that meant no mean task but Malcolm came up with a quite interesting and well thought over attempt. He arrived at a total of 2,900 different songs sung by Bing during his career and a gross total of 6,061 songs, including duplications, and ended his article with the following: “The thought of bringing all of this information together has long been a dream of many a Crosby collector but it has always been regarded as an impossibility. With the arrival of computers we should now be able to attempt the impossible and begin ‘the final analysis’.”

The prospects as sketched by both Colin Pugh and Malcolm Macfarlane were really exciting. As one thing let to another, soon I found myself involved and, with the indispensable help of Colin Pugh, the project was under way. I started out with my own files, containing information from my own collection. Step by step information from other sources was added. As it turned out, adding already researched information was the easiest part. Many more problems were caused by those shows of which I had little or no information at all. Especially the television years were, until recently, by and large unknown territory and the same goes for Bing’s guest performances in all media. At this stage it was only with the help of knowledgeable Crosby collectors that the project could continue. I’m happy to say that, over the years, many people offered valuable information. It’s to all these Crosby collectors and enthusiasts this book is dedicated. One person who should not go unmentioned in this respect is Colin Pugh. It’s no exaggeration to say that without his continuous help and his expertise this book would not have seen the light of day.

Now that the project is finished it would be interesting to see what became of Malcolm’s calculations, made back in 1985. According to the Songography files, Bing Crosby did around 2700 shows during his career in which he sang 3267 different songs - a figure that isn’t too far removed from Malcolm’s educated guess I should say. There is a larger discrepancy when you look at the gross total. The Songography more than doubles Malcolm’s estimate of 6,061, although I hasten to add that my count of over 15, 000 includes the re-use of non-commercially pre-recorded songs (like in Bing’s shows with Buddy Cole for instance). On the other hand, the double performances on some of Bing’s early radio shows, when due to the time difference between West Coast and East Coast of the United States he actually had to perform twice, are not counted. What all these figures do show is Bing’s impressive output over the years.

Equally impressive is the short outline of Bing’s career, following this chapter. While I feel this is not the place for even a short biography on Bing Crosby, this outline may be of use as an overview when using the Songography. Links have been added to the separate radio and TV listings on the BING magazine web site.

While I aimed for a complete Songography it would be foolish to think we could ever achieve that for one hundred percent. What could be done to come as near as possible, to invite all interested collectors who felt they could add new information, not yet available in printed form, has resulted in many additions and amendments. Much effort has been taken to ensure the information given is accurate, despite the large number of different sources from which information was gleaned, and the many ways in which the information can be represented, keeping in mind that this Songography is a printed listing and not a sophisticated electronic database with all retrieval possibilities one can think of.

Many popular songs are known not only by their official title, but (also) by abbreviations or translations of the original title. Many others acquired, over the years, different titles, either by general usage or, simply, by mistake. As you cannot claim copyright on song titles, there are many entirely different songs which have identical titles. To avoid this veritable minefield I have chosen to use the most common used song title as the heading under which the information about Bing’s performances of the song in question is given. Other titles for the same song are cross-referenced. Another problem posed was the theme songs and recurring sung commercials. Having to choose between a short general entry with a possible loss of information and a listing of all versions known to me, I decided in favour of the latter.

When during the mid-forties pre-recorded or taped shows gained importance on radio - Bing Crosby was one of the fore-runners in this field - the re-use of songs in different shows gradually became practice. This is especially the case with the Bing Crosby-Buddy Cole radio shows of the fifties. Again, instead of making a general heading for these songs, I decided to list all broadcast dates known to me. Making out which versions are exact copies, alternate takes, or even re-mixes, is another project.

As shown by the above, no doubt there will be mistakes and omissions - they’re practically unavoidable in a work of this scope, and with the many sources used. We hope to be able to publish, when necessary, supplements to the Songography.

A SHORT OUTLINE OF BING CROSBY'S CAREER

1926-1977 1930s	Commercial and private recordings, guest appearances and (sung) commercials Concerts and concert tours
1929	Old Gold Presents Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra 1929-1930
1929-1974	Films
1930-1931	Broadcasts from the Cocoanut Grove
1931	Presenting 15 minutes with Bing Crosby
1931-1932	Bing Crosby – Cremo Singer
1932-1933	Chesterfield Cigarettes presents Music That Satisfies
1933-1935	Bing Crosby Entertains (the Woodbury series)
1935-1946	The Kraft Music Hall
1942-1977	Armed Forces Radio Service
1946-1949	Philco Radio Time
1948-1977	Television Bing Crosby starred in many television specials and was a guest star in even more shows. He did a series of sitcom shows for one season in the early sixties. Throughout the sixties he hosted a series of “Hollywood Palace” shows. From the early sixties onward he recorded his Christmas specials for television
1949-1952	The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield
1952-1954	The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric
1954-1956	The Bing Crosby Show
1955-1962	A Christmas Sing With Bing
1957-1958	The Ford Road Show
1960-1962	The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show
1970-1976	Laguna Honda Home Concerts
1976-1977	Concert tours

FORMAT

The format and abbreviations used in the Songography are as follows.

- Song title

- Recording, concert or broadcast date

- In general dates given in the case of broadcasts are those of the original broadcast. In some cases the recording date of a broadcast is known and of importance, for instance when material originally recorded for radio is released as (commercial) recording. This is frequently noted with dates of broadcasts added in the case of the many tracks recorded in the studio for broadcast use in the 1950s and 1960s.

- Medium indication. The following abbreviations are used:

Rec. = (commercial or private) recording

(When Rec. date is used it implies a recording for later use on radio)

Rad. = radio broadcast

Film = Film

TV. = television broadcast

Con. = concert

- An abbreviation for often used remarks. The following abbreviations are used:

whi. = whistle only

Med. = part of medley

Frag. = fragment

a cap. = a cappella. With a few exceptions these are fragments (usually indicated) only.

Par. = parody. This also includes special lyrics material

Rep. = reprise(s) of a song (in the same programme)

- Name of the source or programme.

- Name(s) of participants in the performance: vocalists, chorus, orchestra.

- Remaining remarks.

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1875

26 Jan. 1943 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Skinnay Ennis and his Orchestra

A AND E SUNG COMMERCIAL

Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Ken Carpenter, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

(= The Twelve Days of Christmas)

A' HUGGIN' AND A-CHALKIN' See: Huggin' and Chalkin'

A-HUNTING WE WILL GO

17 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Randolph Scott, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

A-ROUND THE CORNER (BENEATH THE BERRY TREE) Also known as: Looking For Emily

18 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1952 Rad. “Guest Star” 291

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

This show is also named: “US Treasury Show” # 291

A-TISKET, A-TASKET

15 Jul. 1956 TV. Frag. “The Ed Sullivan Show”.

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12811

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

ABA DABA HONEYMOON

30 May 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary and Lindsay Crosby, mandolin and piano accompaniment

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

20 Apr. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Joe Bushkin, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

ABDUL-A-BULBUL AMIR See: Abdul the Bulbul Ameer

ABDUL THE BULBUL AMEER Also known as: Abdul-a-Bulbul Amir

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11750

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

ABRAHAM

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film "Holiday Inn"

Martha Mears (dubbing for Marjorie Reynolds), Louise Beavers, Joan Arnold, Shelby Bacon, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

29 May 1942 Rec. DLA 3010-A

The Ken Darby Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1942 Rad. Holiday Inn Radio Preview (broadcast date, previously transcribed)

Betty Jane Rhodes, Bobby Dolan and his Orchestra

4 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Mail Call” # 11

Betty Jane Rhodes, AFRS Orchestra

11 Jan. 1943 Rad. Screen Guild Players' "Holiday Inn"

Dinah Shore, Chorus, Orchestra

11 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, the Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 52

The Music Maids & Phil and the Charioteers, unknown Orchestra

14 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Holiday Inn"

AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE See also: "The Crosby Medley"

1944 Film “Swingtime With The Stars”.

11th Naval District Coast Guard Band conducted by Lt. Jimmie Grier

May-Jun. 1944 Film "Here Come the Waves"

Sonny Tufts, Girl's Chorus, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

16 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 120

The AFRS Radio Orchestra

23 Nov. 1944 Rad. Let’s Talk Turkey to Japan (Sixth War Loan Drive programme)

NBC Orchestra

8 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3685-A

8 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3685-B

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Command Performance” # 155

The Andrews Sisters, the AFRS Radio Orchestra

24 Dec. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Philco Radio Hall Of Fame”.

Jeannie Darrell and Darlene Garner

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1944 Rad. The Andrews Sisters show

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Mail Call” # 128

The Charioteers, the AFRS Radio Orchestra

1 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from “Here Come the Waves"

22 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1945 Con. Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City

Orchestra

14 Jun. 1945 Con. Llanerch Country Club, Philadelphia

Guitar accompaniment

11 Oct. 1950 Rad. a cap. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

14 Mar. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The Masonic Auditorium, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

The Crosby Family, Bernadette Peters, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Rep. Med. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

The Crosby Family, Bernadette Peters, Jackie Gleason, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

7-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Bette Midler, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977- 8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN

11 Apr. 1950 Rec. W 76123-A

Dorothy Kirsten, Jay Blackton and his Orchestra

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Orchestra directed by Van Cleave

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Dorothy Kirsten, Orchestra directed by Van Cleave

21 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5688-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dorothy Kirsten, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1951 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

Dorothy Kirsten, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ACH DU LIEBER AUGUSTINE

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11744

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI See: Shenandoah

ADESTE FIDELES Also known as: O Come, All Ye Faithful

Oct. 1934 Rec. B 2078-A

Organ accompaniment

12 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 256-A

12 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 256-B

The Guardsmen Quartette, Victor Young and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3025-A

Max Terr's Mixed Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Cast, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1943 Rad. Christmas Eve at the Fronts

Orchestra

21 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Studio Audience, Cast, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Philco Radio Hall Of Fame”.

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 441-A Navy 221-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the KMH programme of 21 Dec. 1944

Feb.-May 1945 Film "The Bells Of St. Mary's"

Children’s Choir

25 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time” (recorded 9 December)

Skitch Henderson (piano) and John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra and studio audience.

1946 Rec. V-Disc Army 796-A

Skitch Henderson (piano) and John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra and studio audience.

Taken from the “Philco Radio Time” programme of 25 Dec. 1946

24 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Skitch Henderson (piano) and John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra and studio audience.

This is a repeat of the 25 Dec. 1946 show

19 Dec. 1948 Rad. "The Joyful Hour"

Orchestra

22 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, the Bob Mitchell Boy's Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Dec. 1949 Rad. “Christmas Seals Program”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Studio Audience, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Joyful Hour”.

Chorus, Orchestra

20 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Studio Audience, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Studio Audience, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Studio Audience, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Studio Audience, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Frank Sinatra, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

24 Dec. 1957 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1958 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1971 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby and the Sounds of Christmas”.

Cast, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

9 Dec. 1973 TV. “Bing Crosby’s Sun Valley Christmas Show”.

The Crosby Family, Connie Stevens, John Byner, Michael Landon, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

25 Dec. 1974 TV. The Kathryn Crosby Show

The Golden Gate Voices, Piano accompaniment

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

ADIOS SENORITA

15 Aug. 1964 Rec. 52671

Rosemary Clooney, Billy May and his Orchestra

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE

9 Dec. 1963 Rec. 2329

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

AFRICAN ETUDE

Nov.-Dec. 1940 Film “Road to Zanzibar”.

Native Chorus, Orchestra directed by Victor Young

1941 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air”.

Chorus, Victor Young and the Paramount Recording Orchestra

AFRICAN SAFARI

1968 Rec. Med. Par. Private recording

Orchestra

Includes parodied versions of: Mack The Knife, Nagasaki, Oh, Katherina, The Bowery, Yellow Bird, Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet, Unknown Song Title, Blues In The Night, Shuffle Off To Buffalo, Talk To The Animals, Mona Lisa

1970 Rec. Med. Par. Private recording

Includes parodied versions of: Mack The Knife, You Came A Long Way From St. Louis, M-O-T-H-E-R, Yellow Bird, Tiptoe Through The Tulips, Strangers In The Night, You Oughta Be In Pictures, Shuffle Off To Buffalo, The Road To Mandalay, Amapola

AFTER ALL

23 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AFTER A WHILE

22 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 172

Unidentified Orchestra

10 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AFTER SUNDOWN

Aug.-Oct. 1933 Film "Going Hollywood"

Orchestra directed by Lennie Hayton

27 Sep. 1933 Rec. L 21-A

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

AFTER THE BALL

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11268

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

AFTER YOU

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film "Double Or Nothing"

Martha Raye, Frances Faye, Harry Barris, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Deleted from Film

1937 Rad. “Paramount Is On The Air”.

Martha Raye, Frances Faye, Harry Barris, Chorus, Orchestra

AFTER YOU'VE GONE

18 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 149159-3

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

6 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Feb. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 31

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 542

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jul. 1945 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 105

AFRS Orchestra conducted by Alvino Rey

16 Jan. 1946 Rec. W 73279-A

Eddie Condon and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” # 104

Buddy Cole & His Trio

21 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” # 108

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used also in:

4 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” # 110

29 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric” # 17

Buddy Cole; piano

26 Jun. 1953 Rec. L 7204-A Mastering date using radio recording of 23 Apr. 1952

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

7 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 35

20 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 44

7 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 164

25 Apr. 1954 TV “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Buddy Cole & His Trio

AGAIN

18 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Dorothy Kirsten, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-99

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-99 alternate Mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

AGE OF AQUARIUS, THE See: Aquarius

AH, BUT IS IT LOVE?

6 Nov. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE

2 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1606-A

Victor Young and his Concert Orchestra

28 Aug. 1943 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 81

Orchestra

AIN’TCHA?

28 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

AIN'T DOIN' BAD DOIN' NOTHIN'

18 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4567-A

Joe Venuti and his Orchestra

27 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AIN'T GOT A DIME TO MY NAME

Feb.-Apr. 1942 Film “Road to Morocco”.

Orchestra directed by Victor Young

10 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3031-A

Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Roger Miller, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'

1 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Mildred Bailey and The Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

4 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

18 Nov. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

4 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 32

7 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 56

4 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 75

27 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 135

27 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 43

17 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 50

12 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 105

19 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 109

9 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 127

15 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 35

29 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 501

26 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 607

27 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 630

17 Apr. 1956 Rec. L 9156

Jack Pleis and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Nov. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

AIN'T SHE SWEET? See: Sweet Li'l-Ain't She Sweet?

AIN'T WE GOT FUN?

26 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Nov. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Jun. 1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1960s Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

4 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 91

16 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 422

6 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 441

7 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 508

2 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 546

19 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 559

7 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 594

14 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 599

20 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 625

20 Aug.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 646

AIN'TCHA EVER COMING BACK?

29 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALABAMY BOUND

13 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

10 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

22 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Jul. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 129

Judy Garland, Piano accompaniment

2 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Charles Thomas, the Ken Darby Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Aug. 1949 Rad. “This Is Bing Crosby”.

Lindsay Crosby, with ukulele accompaniment

4 Jan. 1950 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

10 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 427

6 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 446

24 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 460

26 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 483

1 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 509

26 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 548

8 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 5

17 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 275

16 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 13

23 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 497

15 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 534

7 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 571

14 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 599

3 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 656

14 Mar. 1957 Rec. L 9936 (mastering date from 18 Jun. 1956 radio recording)

6 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Buddy Cole & His Trio

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

16 Jan. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

16 Jan. 1975 Rec. (alternate)

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

ALBUQUERQUE Also known as: The Dodger's Song

30 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND

See also: In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening

9 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

26 Jan. 1938 Rec. DLA 1152-A

Connie Boswell, Victor Young and his Orchestra

30 Mar. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

25 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4386-A

Al Jolson, Morris Stoloff and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Recorded on 31 Mar 1947

1947 Rec. V-Disc Army 814-A

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” rehearsal of 31 Mar 1947

13 Jun. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Band's Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Carol Lawrence, Maurice Chevalier, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

18 Feb. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Alice Faye, Phil Harris, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

13 May 1967 TV. Med. Par. “Hollywood Palace”.

Frances Langford, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

5 May 1968 TV. “The Ed Sullivan Show”.

Harry James Orchestra

ALICE BEN BOLT

1916 Con. Parish Hall, Spokane

Piano accompaniment

3 Dec. 1972 TV. "Parkinson!"

Piano accompaniment

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

ALL ALONE

13 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

30 Apr. 1942 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

Deleted from the Film

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

30 Nov. 1965 Rec. LW(S) 224

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

13 May 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Don Ameche, Frances Langford, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977- 8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

ALL BY MYSELF

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film "Blue Skies"

Joan Caulfield, Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

18 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4229-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Recorded on 31 Mar 1947

1947 Rec. V-Disc Army 814-A

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” rehearsal of 31 Mar 1947

4 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS' NAME

6 May 1949 Rec. L 4998-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Organ accompaniment

ALL HIS CHILDREN

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 272

Count Basie and his Orchestra

ALL I DO IS DREAM OF YOU

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11271

Jack Halloran and his Chorus and Orchestra

ALL MY LIFE

14 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

ALL MY LOVE Also known as: Bolero

23 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5701-A

The Jeff Alexander Chorus, Victor Young and his Orchestra

18 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jul. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALL OF ME

30 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

4 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

22 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

22-28 Jan. 1932 Con. The Paramount Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

5 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

15 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

ALL OF MY LIFE

21 Jan. 1945 Rec. L 3726-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1945 Rec date. Seventh War Loan Drive show at Warners’ Wiltern Theatre

20 Jun. 1945 Rad. The Walgreen Birthday Party (broadcast of above show)

Carl Hoff and his Orchestra

ALL OF YOU

26 Aug. 1961 TV. “A Big Night Out With Peggy Lee”

Peggy Lee, Bob Sharples Orchestra

15 Feb. 1969 TV. Med. Feelin' groovy at Marine World

Anissa Jones, Orchestra

ALL SHE'D SAY WAS "UMH-UMH"

21 Jun. 1954 Rec. L 7741-1

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Par. “Command Performance: Dick Tracy in B Flat”.

Frank Sinatra, AFRS Orchestra conducted by Meredith Willson

ALL THE TIME

1958 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

20 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 182

4 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 192

14 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 200

17 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 227

6 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 241

8 Dec. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 204

6 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 463

27 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 522

14 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 599

ALL THE WAY

28 Oct. 1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

3 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 49

19 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 52

22 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 87

5 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 98

15 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 130

13 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 151

12 Dec. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 206

25 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 411

16 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 556

23 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 649

ALL THE WORLD WILL BE JEALOUS OF ME

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALL TOGETHER IN THE FALL

5 Sep. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

ALL THROUGH THE DAY

31 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73261-A

Camarata and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT (WELSH TRADITIONAL)

29 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT (PORTER)

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

27 Dec. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 26

3 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 31

14 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 61

6 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 120

8 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 165

27 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 152

23 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 431

18 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 494

18 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 667

Apr.-May 1955 Film "Anything Goes"

Joseph Lilley and his Orchestra

23 Feb. 1956 Rec. L 8991

Joseph Lilley and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Dec. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

ALL YOU WANT TO DO IS DANCE

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film "Double Or Nothing"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1937 Rad. “Paramount Is On The Air”.

Orchestra

1 Jul. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Jul. 1937 Rec. DLA 830-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jul. 1943 Rec. L 3175-A

Johnny Burke; piano, Perry Botkin; guitar

15 Mar. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Double Or Nothing"

15 Mar. 1945 Rec. Med.V-Disc Army 484-A

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” show of the same date

ALLA EN EL RANCHO GRANDE See: El Rancho Grande also known as: My Ranch and Give Me My Ranch

ALLEGHENY MOON

22 Aug. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

Lindsay Crosby, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

4 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 467

20 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 479

25 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 504

19 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 521

6 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 534

ALLEZ-VOUS EN Also known as: Go Away

18 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-99

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-99 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

ALMOST LIKE BEING IN LOVE

15 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Nov. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jul. 1957 Recording date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

15 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 11

14 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 34

29 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 69

13 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 80

4 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 97

18 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 108

13 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 164

13 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 446

5 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 526

ALOHA KUU IPO ALOHA

1 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2015-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

ALOHA MEANS I LOVE YOU

28 Jan. 1960 Rec. L2PB 0435-4

Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

ALOHA OE Also known as: Farewell To Thee

23 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 453-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

23 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALONE

19 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” #115

Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL

See also: Ford sung commercial 3 and 10 Nov. 1957

29 Jun. 1945 Rec. L 3876-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1945 Rad. “Mail Call” # 154

AFRS Orchestra conducted by Alvino Rey

5 Dec. 1945 Rad. “That They Might Walk”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

6 Dec. 1945 Rad. “Victory Bond Show”.

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

ALONG THE SANTA FE TRAIL

3 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2251-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

RemJohn Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ALONG THE WAY TO WAIKIKI

19 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1957 Rec. H2J B330-6

Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band

ALOUETTE

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Maurice Chevalier, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

ALPHA DELTA PI SWEETHEART

21 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

ALWAYS

21 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

2 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

21 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Sally Eilers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eugenie Baird, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eugenie Baird, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film Med. “Blue Skies" (not used in Film)

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

15 Jan. 1947 Rad. a cap. “Philco Radio Time”.

15 Jan. 1947 Rad. whi. “Philco Radio Time”.

16 Mar. 1947 Rad. Jack Benny “Lucky Strike Radio Show”.

Dick Haymes, Dennis Day, Andy Russell, Phil Harris and his Orchestra

1947 Rec. V-Disc Army 773-A

Dick Haymes, Dennis Day, Andy Russell, Phil Harris and his Orchestra

Taken from the Jack Benny “Lucky Strike Radio Show” of same date; also named: Bing Crosby fluff

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

30 Nov. 1965 Rec. LW(S) 218

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

ALWAYS IN MY HEART

13 Oct. 1942 Rad. Med.A capella“Command Performance” # 36

Dinah Shore

AM I IN LOVE?

30 Apr. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AM I WASTING MY TIME?

7 Jun. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

6 Jul.. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

AMAPOLA

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-97

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-97 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1965 Rec. LW(S) 221

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

23 Jun. 1975 Rec. Bingo Viejo

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

AMERICA

14 May 1962 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Bob Hope, Edie Adams, Gary Crosby, David Rose and his Orchestra

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL

28 Sep. 1951 Rad. "Youth Crusade with the Crosbys"

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Anna-Maria Alberghetti, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11747

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

AMERICAN TUNE

12 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

AMONG MY SOUVENIRS

8 Apr. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Aug. 1946 Rec. L 4276-A

Russ Morgan and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1955 Rad. Med. “The American Cancer Society All Star Revue”.

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1958 Rad. Med. “The American Cancer Society All Star Revue”.

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Feb. 1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

13 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 33

24 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 62

4 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 396

19 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 495

23 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 561

9 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 616

19 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 668

AMOR

17 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3317-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1944 Rad. Stars of NBC

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 May 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 91

The AFRS Orchestra

18 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 241-A, Navy 21-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 18 May 1944

4 Jun. 1944 Rad. The Bakers of America Salute Our Armed Forces

Ray Noble & His Orchestra

6 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Aug. 1944 Rec. date. For radio use by BBC

Jack Russin; piano

30 Aug.1944 Rec. date For Radio show “A Soldier And A Song” broadcast 3 Sep. 1944.

The Glenn Miller Army Air Force Orchestra

30 Aug. 1944 Rec. date For Radio American Dance Band broadcast 9 Sep. 1944

The Swing Shift conducted by Glenn Miller

31 Aug. 1944 Rad. American Band of the AEF

Glenn Miller and the American Band of the AEF

31 Aug. 1944 Con. Opening of the Stage Door Canteen, London

Jack Russin; piano

12 Aug. 1946 Rad. “Mail Call” # 205

Unknown

12 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AMOUR, TOUJOURS L'AMOUR, L' Also known as: Love Everlasting

22 Aug. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

24 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 503

5 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 92

28 Sep. 1964 TV "The Bing Crosby Show"
a cappella

AMPHIBIANS' BATTLE HYMN (WE’RE GOING IN)

22 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 120

The Sportsmen Quartette, the AFRS Radio Orchestra

ANCHORS AWEIGH Also known as: The Song Of The Navy

18 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids & Phil, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Mar. 1943 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, the Charioteers, Band's Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "Medley Of Service Songs"

21 Oct. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Jul. 1944 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Sonny Tufts, Marilyn Maxwell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11740

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

5 Oct. 1975 Con. Command Performance, Treasure Island

with entire cast, 12th Naval District Band

AND HE'D SAY OO-LA-LA, WEE-WEE Also known as: He'd Say Ou La La Ouie Ouie and: Oo-La-La, Wee-Wee

11 Jun. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Lindsay Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Part of World War One medley

AND I LOVE HER Also known as: I Give Her All My Love

23 Oct. 1968 TV. “The Bing Crosby Special”.

Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

11 Oct. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

AND POINTS BEYOND See: Good Companions

AND SO TO BED

5 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AND THE ANGELS SING

5 Apr. 1939 Rec. DLA 1758-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

AND THE BAND PLAYED ON See: The Band Played On

AND THE BELLS RANG

16 Nov. 1970 Rec. DL 101

Jack Halloran and the Voices of Christmas, Orchestra conducted by Les Brown

AND THEN IT'S HEAVEN

4 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

1 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

AND YOU'LL BE HOME

Nov.-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Chorus, Orchestra directed by Van Cleave

21 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5686-A

The Ken Lane Singers, Victor Young and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show"

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

31 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ANDALUCIA See: The Breeze And I

ANGEL BELLS

1 Jun. 1955 Rec. L 8527-1

Chorus, Studio Orchestra

ANGEL CHILD

18 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ANGEL IN DISGUISE

11 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jeffrey Lynn, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ANGELS OF MERCY

1941 Film Angels of Mercy

Chorus, Orchestra

18 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2842-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH See: Christmas Carols, Part 2

ANIMAL CRACKERS

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

ANNIE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE See: I Positively Refuse To Sing

ANNIE LAURIE

See also: "Medley Of Service Songs"

AROUND HER NECK SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12802

Orchestral and Chorus arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

AROUND THE CORNER

14 Sep. 1977 Rec.

23 Jan. 1978 Orchestral backing added to the above

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

Poetry reading

AROUND THE WORLD

See also: Ford sung commercial (1 and 2 Nov. 1957)

3 Oct. 1956 Rec. L 9584-A

Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

ARRIVEDERCI ROMA

14 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

27 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 352

5 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 359

12 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 364

25 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 373

10 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 384

27 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 187

11 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 31

25 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 41

19 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 495

21 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 604

ARTHUR MURRAY TAUGHT ME DANCING IN A HURRY

17 May 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

20 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

25 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 971-A

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1937 Con. Armory, Spokane

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1937 Rad. Chesterfield Time

Jack Teagarden, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

14 Nov. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Aug. 1942 Con. Bureau of Public Relations Show

30 Aug. 1942 used in Rad. “Command Performance” #31

Connie Boswell, Dr Frank Black and the NBC Orchestra,

17 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1942 Rad. Christmas “Command Performance”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. Med. A capella“Command Performance” # 60

Dinah Shore

9 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Sep. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth of the Blues"

Johnny Mercer, Ginny Simms, Wilbur Hatch and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 97

The Charioteers, the 370th Army Air Force Band conducted by M/Sgt. Skinnay Ennis

9 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Ella Fitzgerald, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1951 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Orchestra conducted by Basil Athlam

29 Sep. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”

Louis Armstrong, Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

10 Sep. 1976 Con. Gala Archdiocesan Charities Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans

Al Hirt, Pete Fountain, Eddie Miller, Pat Barberot Orchestra

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

25 Dec. 1976 TV. Frag. New York, New York

Joe Bushkin (piano)

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

BATMAN

31 Dec. 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Collins, the Mills Brothers, Charles Aznavour, Jack Burns, Avery Schreiber, Skitch Henderson, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC

May 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” VE Day show

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11746

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

BATUQUE NO MORRO

Jan.-Mar. 1947 Film. Par. "Road to Rio"

Bob Hope, Chorus

BE CAREFUL, IT'S MY HEART

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film "Holiday Inn"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

1 Jun. 1942 Rec. DLA 3015-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1942 Rad. Holiday Inn Radio Preview (broadcast date, previously transcribed)

Betty Jane Rhodes, Bobby Dolan and his Orchestra

1 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Mail Call” # 11

The AFRS Orchestra

11 Jan. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Holiday Inn"

Orchestra

14 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Holiday Inn"

BE HONEST WITH ME

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2401-A

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2401-B

The John Scott Trotter Eight

20 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BE MY LIFE'S COMPANION

5 Mar. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BE STILL MY HEART

27 Nov. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

BE SWEET TO ME KID

26 May 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

BEAR WENT OVER THE MOUNTAIN, THE

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11748

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

BEAUTIFUL DREAMER

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Dec. 1936-Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Hawaiian Chorus, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Dec. 1936-Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Shirley Ross, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

18 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 723-A

23 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 723-B

Lani McIntire and his Hawaiians

18 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

14 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Shirley Ross, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 102

Connie Haines, the AFRS Orchestra

7 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

18 May 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

18 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4230-A

Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1946 Con. Music for the Wounded

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, Les Paul; guitar

4 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1948 Con. Acc. Sunset Memorial Recreation Center

21 Sep. 1952 Con. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Pat Dodd; piano

Sep.-Nov. 1953 Film "White Christmas"

Danny Kaye, Orchestra conducted by Joseph J. Lilley

9 Sep. 1954 Rec. W 86772

Danny Kaye, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-1 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

BLUE STAR (The Medic Theme)

26 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

6 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 229

11 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 255

1 Dec. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 269

30 Dec. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 290

18 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 303

7 Feb. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 317

20 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #326

7 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 535

23 Jan. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 236

BLUEBERRY HILL

25 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Louis Armstrong, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Louis Armstrong, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

10 Feb. 1971 TV. Frost over America

Louis Armstrong, Orchestra

BLUEBIRD SINGING IN MY HEART, A Also known as: The La, La, La Song

31 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4797-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

12 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BLUES, THE

10 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Wingy Manone, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BLUES IN MY HEART

10 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

31 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

9 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

BLUES IN THE NIGHT

See also: African Safari

27 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2857-A

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Your Hit Parade”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 May 1942 Con. Chicago Stadium (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

7 May 1942 Con. Municipal Auditorium St. Louis (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

9 May 1942 Con. Auditorium St. Paul (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

9 May 1942 Con. Minneapolis (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

10 May 1942 Con. Des Moines (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

11 May 1942 Con. Dallas (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

12 May 1942 Con. Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

13 Oct. 1942 Rad. Med.a. cap. “Command Performance” # 36

Dinah Shore

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. Med.a. cap “Command Performance” # 60

Dinah Shore

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 97

Dinah Shore, The 370th Army Air Force Band conducted by M/Sgt. Skinnay Ennis

17 Apr. 1956 Rec. L 9151

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Jack Pleis and his Orchestra

BLUES MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE GIVES TO ME

26 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

The Firehouse Five plus Two conducted by Ward Kimball

BLUES SERENADE, A

8 Jul. 1938 Rec. DLA 1311-A

8 Jul. 1938 Rec. DLA 1311 (rejected)

Matty Malneck and his Orchestra

BOB WHITE (WHATCHA GONNA SWING TONIGHT?)

25 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 972-A

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

26 Jan. 1976 Rad. a cap. Sounds natural

BOISE, IDAHO

25 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ethel Merman, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BOLD FISHERMAN

13 Feb. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1952 Rad. Rep. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BOLERO See: All My Love

BOMBARDIER SONG, THE

28 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchesta

1 Jun. 1942 Rec. DLA 3012-A

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, Band's Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jul. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 53

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BON VIVANT

20 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

20 Feb. 1975 Rec. Remix Aug. 1987

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

BONGO BONGO BONGO See: Civilization

BONNE NUIT

Dec. 1950-Feb. 1951 Film "Here Comes the Groom"

Orchestra directed by Joseph J. Lilley

20 Jun. 1951 Rec. L 6320-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Oct. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BOO-BOO-BOO

Jul.-Aug. 1933 Film “Too Much Harmony”.

Jack Oakie, Chorus, Orchestra

BOO-HOO!

1 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

BOOGIE WOOGIE See: Pinetop's Boogie Woogie

BORN TO BE WITH YOU

22 Aug. 1956 Rec. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in following shows:

6 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 469

24 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 481

17 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 498

31 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 508

19 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 521

2 Nov. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 178

11 Apr. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 292

16 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 449

30 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 502

23 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 583

BORRACHITA, LA

22 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Lina Romay, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

8 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 100

17 Jun. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 149

29 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 201

24 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 306

12 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 407

4 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 157

5 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 526

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

15 Sep. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

BOTH SIDES NOW Also known as: From Both Sides Now

25 Nov. 1968 Rec. ANA 5

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jimmy Bowen

5 Apr. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

BOTTOMS UP

14 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

BOUND FOR THE PROMISED LAND

24 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5775

Rosemary Clooney, Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS, THE

16 Apr. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

BOUQUET OF ROSES

29 Oct. 1963 Rec. 50800

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Bill Justis

BOWERY, THE

See also: African Safari

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11268

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

BOY AT A WINDOW

24 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

BOY IN KHAKI, A GIRL IN LACE, A

12 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3033-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BOYS IN THE BACK ROOM, THE (PARODY)

15 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BRAHMS’ LULLABY Also known as: Lullaby (Brahms) and Cradle Song

23 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2399-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Soldiers with Wings"

Major Eddie Dunstedter and the Army Air Force Orchestra

4 Mar. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jul. 1944 Con. Military Musical Spectacle, Hollywood Bowl

AAF Orchestra under the direction of Lt. Col. Eddie Dunstedter

16 Dec. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Command Performance” # 155

15 Apr. 1945 Rad. Tribute to FDR

Ethel Smith (organ)

19 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Danny Kaye, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1950 Rad. a cap. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

16 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3675

Buddy Cole & His Trio

BRAZIL

21 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jul. 1958 Rec. J2PB 1313-6

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

BREAKAWAY

3 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

BREEZE (THAT'S BRINGING MY HONEY BACK TO ME), the Also known as: It's The Breeze

5 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Kay Starr, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BREEZE AND I, THE Also known as: Andalucia

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-98

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-98 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1965 Rec. LW(S) 222

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

23 Jun. 1975 Rec. Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

BREEZIN' ALONG WITH THE BREEZE

8 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

30 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 355

19 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 369

16 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 388

19 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 478

1 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 509

8 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 172

6 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 194

1 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 2

6 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 93

7 Apr. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 290

24 Aug. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 389

11 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 423

7 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 528

31 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 589

13 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 620

13 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 641

13 Apr. 1970 TV. Med. “Cooling It"

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

13 Apr. 1970 TV. Rep. "Cooling It"

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

25 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

30 Aug. 1975 TV. "Parkinson!"

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER

23 Jan. 1971 TV. The Pearl Bailey show

Louis Bellson Orchestra

BRIGHT EYES

17 Oct. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BROADWAY MELODY, THE

30 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

3 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

BROKEN-HEARTED

2-8 Oct. 1927 Con. Shea's Theatre, Buffalo, New York

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys

9-16 Oct. 1927 Con. Michigan Theatre, Detroit

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys

12-16 Dec. 1927 Con. Loew’s Penn Theatre, Pittsburgh

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

BROTHER BILL

28 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-103

Louis Armstrong, Billy May and his Orchestra

BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME?

25 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12502-A

25 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12502-B

25 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12502-C

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1932- 1 Dec. 1932 Con. Carman Theatre, Philadelphia

Eddie Lang; guitar, Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

11 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

18 Feb. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

31 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

BUCKIN' THE WIND

Jul. 1933 Film “Too Much Harmony”.

Judith Allen, Paramount Recording Orchestra conducted by Nat Finston.

BUCKLE DOWN, WINSOCKI (see also YOU’RE THE GEM STATE WONDER, IDAHO)

18 Oct. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BUCKSKIN JOE

24 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB5804

Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

BUFFALO GALS

23 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB5785

Rosemary Clooney, Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

BUILDING A NEST FOR MARY

23 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

21 May 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

25 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

6 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

BULLDOGS OF GONZAGA

24 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Gonzaga University Quartet, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BUNDLE OF OLD LOVE LETTERS, A

18 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 149158-3

18 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 149158-?

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

BUSHEL AND A PECK, A

13 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dinah Shore, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

BUSY DOIN' NOTHING Also known as: We're Busy Doin' Nothing

See also: Round medley

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” # 104

John Scott Trotter; piano

2 May 1945 Rad. Med. Par. "The Frank Sinatra Show"

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12810

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

DARK EYES Also known as: Oci Cernyija.

See also: Round medley

16 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

DARK MOON

1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

10 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 7

6 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 27

26 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 42

24 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 66

29 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 110

14 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 165

11 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 466

26 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 541

7 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 637

14 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 665

DARKNESS ON THE DELTA

11 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

15 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL

11 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

Sep. 1952- Feb. 1953 Film "Little Boy Lost"

Nicole Maurey, Orchestra

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12801

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

DARLING, JE VOUS AIME BEAUCOUP

14 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2540-A

14 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2540-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 166-A Navy 109-A

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Masterd from “Kraft Music Hall” of 1 Apr. 1943

2 Mar. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 95

20 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 108

16 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 126

6 Jun. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 141

28 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 179

12 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 190

23 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 263

4 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 293

10 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 9

28 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 44

16 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 492

27 Aug.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 651

13 May 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Frances Langford, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

DARLING NELLIE GRAY Also known as: My Darling Nellie Gray

7 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1289-A

The Paul Taylor Choristers

10 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jul. 1945 Rad. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Donald Voorhees and his Orchestra

DARLING, NOT WITHOUT YOU

26 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

DAUGHTER OF MOLLY MALONE, THE See also: Molly Malone

2 Dec. 1964 Rec. Par. 53120

Rosemary Clooney, Billy May and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1966 TV. Par. “Hollywood Palace”.

Rosemary Clooney, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

DAVY CROCKETT See: The Ballad Of Davy Crockett

DAY AFTER FOREVER, THE

Aug. 1943- Feb. 1944 Film "Going My Way"

Jean Heather, piano accompaniment

22 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 120

The AFRS Radio Orchestra

7 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3308-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3308-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 48

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from Swinging On A Star

DAY AND NIGHT See: Night And Day

DAY BY DAY

13 Sep. 1945 Rec. L 3965-A

Mel Torme and his Mel-Tones, Instrumental Trio

28 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DAY DREAMING

14 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2539-A

14 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2539-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

8 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DAY IN, DAY OUT

26 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DAY YOU CAME ALONG, THE

Jul.-Aug. 1933 Film “Too Much Harmony”.

Orchestra

27 Aug. 1933 Rec. LA 2-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1933 Rad. Parade of Champions

Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

23 Oct. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

DAYBREAK

5 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DE CAMPTOWN RACES Also known as: Camptown Races or The Camptown Races

29 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2259-A

The King's Men, Victor Young and his Orchestra

2 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 52

Richard Crooks, Meredith Willson Orchestra

15 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Command Performance” # 129

Judy Garland, piano accompaniment

2 Jul. 1945 Rad. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Donald Voorhees and his Orchestra and Chorus

Mar.-May 1949 Film “Riding High”.

Coleen Gray, Clarence Muse, Children, Orchestra directed by Victor Young

DEAR EVELINA

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11749

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

DEAR FRIEND

24 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3474-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Victor Young and his Orchestra

DEAR HEARTS AND GENTLE PEOPLE

26 Oct. 1949 Rec. L 5162-A

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Perry Botkin's String Band

2 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show” # 1

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1950 Rad. The Red Cross program 2

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Gary Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 May 1950 Rad. Treasury Bond Show

Orchestra

4 Jun. 1953 Rad. Star Spangled Salute

John Scott Trotter (piano)

18 Apr. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1954 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1967 TV. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Saammy Spear Orchestra

11 Feb. 1968 Con. 'The Night of the Century', New Madison Square Garden

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

2 Jan. 1976 TV. VIP Schaukel (German TV) - possibly recorded late 1975

Medicine Ball Band

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

?? Aug. 1977 TV Das Sonntagskonzert (ZDF)

Medicine Ball Band

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

DEAR LITTLE BOY OF MINE

5 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2502-A

5 Jul. 1941 re DLA 2502-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DEAR OLD DONEGAL Also known as: Back To Donegal

See also: Ford sung commercial (10 Oct. 1957)

16 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Pat O'Brien, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Pat O'Brien, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73220-A

The Jesters, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1946 Rec. V-Disc Army 661-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from a rehearsal for “Kraft Music Hall” of 14 Mar. 1946

17 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Mar. 1960 TV. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Genevieve, Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

DEAR OLD GIRL

7 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 554-A

The Three Cheers, Ivan Ditmars; piano

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Ken Carpenter, Jack Carson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Donald Crisp, Anna Neagle Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 169

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and James Sherman, piano.

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 632-A (using recording from 5 Apr. 1945)

Introduced by Bob Burns and Bing, with the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and James Sherman, piano.

19 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Frank Fay, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DEAR OLD PAL OF MINE

5 Nov. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DEARIE

22 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Ethel Merman, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 May 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DEARLY BELOVED

12 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Ginny Simms, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1944 Rec. L 3412-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DECK THE HALLS WITH BOUGHS OF HOLLY

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

17 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

16 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

6-12 Nov. 1931 Con. The Paramount, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

10 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

16 Dec. 1931 Rec. E 37467-A

The Mills Brothers, Orchestra

24 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25-31 Mar. 1932 Con. The Paramount Theatre, New York

Helen Crawford (organ)

8 Jun. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

Jul.-Aug. 1932 Film “The Big Broadcast”

Eddie Lang (guitar), piano accompaniment

9-15 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, San Francisco

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

16-19 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, Oakland

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

2-8 Dec. 1932 Con. Capitol Theatre, New York

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

25 Dec. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

The Mills Brothers, Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Larry Adler (harmonica)

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns & Garson Kanin (saxophone)

7 Oct. 1941 Con. Cassino da Urca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Orchestra

24 May 1943 Con. Griffith Stadium, Washington D.C

Orchestra

1 Jun. 1943 Con. Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia

Piano accompaniment

2 Jun. 1943 Rad. Bing from Nashville

The WSM Band Orchestra

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 104

John Scott Trotter; piano

22 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "The Big Broadcast"

18 Apr. 1948 Rad. A question of piano's

Piano accompaniment

26 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

20 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Buddy Cole; piano

26 Jun. 1953 Rec. L 7206-A (Mastering date from 20 November 1952 radio recording)

This recording was also used in the following show:

5 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

21 Sep. 1975 Con. Mills Brothers Charity Show - The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Mills Brothers, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

DING, DONG, BELL

18 Feb. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Ella Fitzgerald, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

DING DONG! THE WITCH IS DEAD

9 Feb. 1968 Rec.

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Bugs Bower

DINNER FOR ONE PLEASE, JAMES

20 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

DIPSY DOODLE, THE

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

25 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3475-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

25 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3475-?

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Command Performance” # 154

The Andrews Sisters, the AFRS Orchestra

Dec. 1944 Film “Swingtime With The Stars”.

Servicemen Audience, the 11th Naval District Coast Guard Band conducted by Jimmie Grier

25 Dec. 1944 Rad. Elgin Christmas Party

Louis Silvers Orchestra & Chorus

31 Dec. 1944 Rad. The Andrews Sisters show

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 591

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Mar. 1945? Rad. Hollywood Visita A Las Americas #70

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Andrews Sisters, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1945 Con. Seventh War Loan Drive, Wiltern Theatre, Hollywood

The Andrews Sisters, Carl Hoff and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1945 Con. Par. Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City

Orchestra

10 Jun. 1945 Con. Par. Walter Reed Hospital, Washington DC

Orchestra

14 Jun. 1945 Con. Llanerch Country Club, Philadelphia

Guitar accompaniment

20 Jun. 1945 Rad. The Walgreen Party (broadcast of May 16 show above)

The Andrews Sisters, Carl Hoff and his Orchestra

5 Jul. 1945 Rad. Med “Command Performance” # 182

Unidentified Orchestra

22 Sep. 1945 Con. Par. Hollywood Bowl

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1952 Con. Frag. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Pat Dodd; piano

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Med. The Andy Williams show

Andy Williams, Orchestra

25 Nov. 1967 TV. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Sammy Spear Orchestra

11 Feb. 1968 Con. 'The Night of the Century', New Madison Square Garden

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

George Wyle Orchestra

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Kathryn Crosby, Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

DON'T FORGET

9 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Frances Langford, William Frawley, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DON'T GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE

17 Jul. 1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

14 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 9

4 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 25

27 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 43

21 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 86

21 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 135

9 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 149

22 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 126

15 Apr. 1977 Rec. A Tribute to Duke

Orchestra conducted by Nat Pierce

DON’T GET COLLEGIATE

22 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

14 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

DON'T LET A GOOD THING GET AWAY

31 Oct. 1967 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Ernie Freeman

DON’T LET IT BOTHER YOU

16 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

DON'T LET JULIA FOOL YA

27 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DON'T LET THAT MOON GET AWAY

Apr.-May 1938 Film "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Apr.-May 1938 Film Rep. "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

23 May 1938 Rec. DLA 1296-A test

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jul. 1938 Rec. DLA 1313-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1938 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra

27 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1940 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra conducted by Louis Silvers

7 May 1945 Rad. Sing You Sinners (Lux Radio Theatre)

Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES

29 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DON'T SIT UNDER THE APPLE TREE

21 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1944 Rad. Frag. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marilyn Maxwell

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12809

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

DON'T SOMEBODY NEED SOMEBODY

18 Oct. 1926 Rec. W 142786

Al Rinker, Don Clarke and his Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra

DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE FROM ME

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

14 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 81

11 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 123

11 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 166

14 Sep. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 213

26 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 243

23 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 84

22 Aug. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 387

3 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” #483

13 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 532

7 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 594

29 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Dec. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME

18 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DON'T WORRY (ABOUT TOMORROW)

c. 1960 @ Rec. date. For radio use in two versions

18 Jul. 1961 * Rec. date. For radio use in two versions

Buddy Cole & His Trio @

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio *

These recordings used in following shows as indicated:

13 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 98 @

13 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 403 *

24 Oct.1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 432 *

27 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 456 @

15 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 470 *

22 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 496 *

5 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 526 @

10 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 552 @

1 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 567 *

6 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 593 *

6 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 615 @

18 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 623 *

22 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 648 @

10 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 661 *

This is the show's theme song.

DON'T YOU KNOW I CARE?

1 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DONKEY SERENADE

20 Apr. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Joe Bushkin, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

DONOVANS, THE

Nov.-Dec. 1948 Film "Top O' the Morning"

Group, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

21 Jun. 1949 Rec. L 5050-A

The Jeff Alexander Chorus, Victor Young and his Orchestra

26 Jul. 1949 Rad. “Supper Club”.

Chorus, Robert Emmett Dolan and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DOODLE DOO-DOO

21 Jun. 1952 TV. Olympic Fund telethon

Bob Hope, Ezio Pinza, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Dinah Shore, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Apr. 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Lindsay Crosby, Buddy Cole; piano

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11271

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

DOODLIN' SONG, THE

7 Nov. 1963 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

The Young Americans, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

13 Jan. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Peggy Lee, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

DOOR WILL OPEN, A

6 Sep. 1945 Rec. L 3954

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

DOVE, THE See: La Paloma

DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS

20 Feb. 1957 Rec. H2J B328-5

Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band

DOWN ARGENTINA WAY

28 Nov. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-96

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-96 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

DOWN BY THE O-HI-O

23 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Jun. 1951 Rad. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Bert Wheeler, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Verree Teasdale, Adolphe Menjou, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Ken Carpenter, Jack Carson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1724-A

10 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1724-B

The Foursome, John Scott Trotter's Frying Pan Five

20 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jackie Cooper, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Aug. 1942 Con. Bureau of Public Relations Show

30 Aug. 1942 used in Rad. “Command Performance” #30

James Cagney, Kay Kyser and his Orchestra

21 Jul. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 53

Studio Audience, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 May 1954 Rad. Med.A capella “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Lindsay Crosby

19 Oct. 1959 TV. Med. “The Frank Sinatra Timex Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

DOWN BY THE RIVER

Nov. 1934- Jan. 1935 Film "Mississippi"

Piano accompaniment

Nov. 1934- Jan. 1935 Film Rep. "Mississippi"

Unknown accompaniment

12 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1935 Rec. DLA 94-A

21 Feb. 1935 Rec. DLA 94-B

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

14 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Mississippi"

1945 Rec. Med.V-Disc Army 557-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 18 Jan. 1945

26 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Down By The Riverside Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE

4 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Nov. 1953 Rec. L 7454-A (mastering date)

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

DOWN HEARTED

23 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

DOWN IN THE OLD CHERRY ORCHARD

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

DOWN IN THE VALLEY

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11737

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11737

Children’s chorus added

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

DOWN THE OLD OX ROAD

Apr.-May 1933 Film "College Humor"

Jack Oakie, Richard Arlen, Chorus, Orchestra

Apr.-May 1933 Film "College Humor" (trailer)

Jack Oakie, Orchestra

Apr.-May 1933 Film "College Humor" (trailer)

Chorus, Orchestra

16 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 805-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

4 Jul. 1933 Rad. California Melodies

Raymond Paige Orchestra

20 Jul. 1933 Film “Hollywood on Parade No. 1”

Orchestra

30 Jun. 1938 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jack Oakie, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jack Oakie, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1943 Rad. Frag. “Duffy’s Tavern”.

Ed Gardner

11 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Holiday Inn"

5 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Cavalcade of America: The Road To Berlin”

Jeanie Durell, Robert Armbruster and his Orchestra

29 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eugenie Baird, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Recorded on 31 Mar 1947

7 May 1947 Rec. V-Disc Army 814-A

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” rehearsal of 31 Mar 1947

24 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Mar. 1966 TV. Par. Timmy's Easter Parade of stars

Juliette, the Art Hallman Singers, Lucio Agostini and his Orchestra

EASY STREET

22 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EASY TO LOVE

24 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4730-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EASY TO REMEMBER See: It's Easy To Remember

EBB TIDE

4 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EENIE MEENIE MINEY MO

2 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

EILEEN

6 Nov. 1949 Rec. L 5189-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

ELEANOR RIGBY

23 Oct. 1968 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Special”.

Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

ELEVEN POUNDS OF HEAVEN See: 'Leven Pounds Of Heaven

EMBRACEABLE YOU

16 Oct. 1947 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Lou Bring and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4551-A

The Chickadees, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EMBRASSE See: La Vie En Rose

EMBRASSE-MOI BIEN Also known as: Hold Me Close

16 May 1953 Rec. W 84776-A

Paul Durand et son Grand Orchestre

Sung in French

16 May 1953 Rec. W 84782-A

Paul Durand et son Grand Orchestre

Sung in English

11 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Joe Venuti; violin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EMPEROR WALTZ, THE

Jun.-Sep. 1946 Film "The Emperor Waltz"

Orchestra

17 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4372-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

26 Sep. 1949 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre “Emperor Waltz”

Ann Blyth, Louis Silvers leads the orchestra

EMPTY SADDLES

Apr.-Jun. 1936 Film "Rhythm On The Range"

Unknown accompaniment

2 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

14 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 436-A

14 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 436-C test

The Guardsmen Quartette, Victor Young and his Orchestra

6 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 97

Dinah Shore, Leo 'Ukie' Sherin; ukulele

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Rhythm On The Range"

28 Dec. 1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 712-B

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra. introduced By Bing

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 28 Dec. 1944

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

ENGINE NUMBER NINE

31 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Roger Miller, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

ENJOY YOURSELF (IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK)

1 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Bob Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1970 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby: Cooling It”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

ENTERTAINER, THE See also: Mr. Keyboard Man-The Entertainer

26 Mar. 1976 TV. The Bell Telephone Jubilee

Marvin Hamlisch, Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

ERES TU

23 Jun. 1975 Rec. Take -1

23 Jun. 1975 Rec. Take -2

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

ETERNALLY

15 Nov. 1953 “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”. (not used)

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVER SO GOOSEY

31 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

EV’RY DAY

26 Mar 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

7 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

EV’RYTHING 'S AGREED UPON

23 May 1930 Rec. W 149841

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

27 Jun. 1930 Rad. Union Oil Show

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys, Harry Barris (piano)

EVANGELINE

16 Jul. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Vocal Quartet, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Bing's presence in the Vocal Quartet is not confirmed

Part of Waltz medley

EVELINA

13 Oct. 1944 Rec. W 72427-A

Camarata and his Orchestra

24 Nov. 1944 Rec. (Date of dubbed master) W 72579-A (= dub of W 72427-A)

Camarata and his Orchestra

4 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

EVENING IN CAROLINA, AN

16 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

17 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

9 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

EVENING STAR

13 May 1928 Rec. W 146250-?

Chorus, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

21 May 1928 Rec. W 146250-6

Chorus, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT HAS A MEANING OF ITS OWN

22 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

28 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

EVERY NIGHT ABOUT THIS TIME

10 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVERY TIME MY HEART BEATS

Jul. 1932 Film “Blue of the Night”

Orchestra

EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY

29 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

The Firehouse Five Plus Two

25 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Sep. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”

Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

EVERYBODY'S DOIN' IT

5 May 1968 TV. “The Ed Sullivan Show”.

Harry James Orchestra

EVERYBODY'S EYEING FORD See: Ford sung commercial (3 Apr. 1958)

EVERYBODY STEP

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

18 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4233-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVERYONE KNOWS IT BUT YOU

29 Jun. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

11 Jul. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME

17 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jun. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1957 Par. Frank Sinatra’s birthday party at Villa Capri, Hollywood

Piano accompaniment

EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS

13 Nov. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

23 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVERYTHING I'VE GOT

8 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 277

Count Basie and his Orchestra

EVERYTHING IS MOVING TOO FAST

18 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Dave Barbour; guitar, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1947 Rad. Here's to veterans 34

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EVERYTHING IS OK IN DENMARK NOW

28 Sep. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Abe Burrows, Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Milton DeLugg; accordion

Includes a fragment of Riders In The Sky

EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN

Medley including Everything Old Is New Again, Toot Toot Tootsie, Baby Face, I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

EVERYTHING 'S BEEN DONE BEFORE

21 May 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

21 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

EVERYTHING 'S IN RHYTHM WITH MY HEART

19 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

EVERYWHERE YOU GO

18 Mar. 1949 Rec. L 4933-A

Evelyn Knight, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

4 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

EXACTLY LIKE YOU

1 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Mildred Bailey and The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

6 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Oscar Levant; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1949 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1957 Rec. H2J B325-2

Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band

1 Mar. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown & His Band of Renown

EXPERIENCE

13 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4557-A

Nan Wynn, Victor Young and his Orchestra

EXTRACT FROM CARL SANDBURG Narration

20 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5779

24 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5775

EYES ARE THE WINDOWS OF THE WORLD, THE See: Them There Eyes

EYES THAT TALK

16/17 Dec. 1921 Con. Auditoium, Spokane

Gonzaga University Orchestra

EZEKIEL SAW THE WHEEL

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11733

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

F Back to top

FACE THE MUSIC MEDLEY PART 1 Bing sings Soft lights and Sweet Music at the beginning and end of this medley

8 Mar. 1932 Rec. Med.BX 11416-B

8 Mar. 1932 Rec. Med.BX 11416-C

Victor Young and Brunswick Orchestra

FADED SUMMER LOVE, A

6 Oct. 1931 Rec. E 37282-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

23 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

27 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

10 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

23 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

20 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

FAITH OF OUR FATHERS

8 Jun. 1942 Rec. DLA 3027-A

Max Terr's Mixed Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1945 Rad. Tribute to FDR

Orchestra

FA LA NINNA, FA LA NANNA See: Sleep My Baby

FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN

23 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

Parody title: Falling upon the floor

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” # 104

John Scott Trotter; piano

2 May 1945 Rad. Med. Par. "The Frank Sinatra Show"

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

FALLING OFF MY DIET See: Meet The Sun Half-Way (parody)

FALLING UPON THE FLOOR See: Falling In Love Again

FAMILY OF SANTA CLAUS, THE

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

The Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

FANCY MEETING YOU HERE

7 Aug. 1958 Rec. J2PB 1319-7

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

2 Mar. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Jo Stafford, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

5 Aug. 1961 TV. The Rosemary Clooney show

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra

5 Aug. 1961 TV. The Rosemary Clooney show

Dave King, Orchestra

18 Sep. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Caterina Valente, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

FAR ABOVE CAYUGA'S WATERS

2 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FAR AWAY PLACES

25 Nov. 1948 Rec. L 4844-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Rhythm accompaniment

29 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1949 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

11 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

1 Jun. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Buddy Cole; piano

1 Oct. 1958 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Chorus, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

FAR FROM HOME

9 May 1966 Rec. J 4257-1

Orchestra conducted by Johnny Keating

FARE THEE WELL, ANNABELLE

12 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

FARE THEE WELL TO HARLEM

22 Oct. 1934 Rad. Community Chest

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

FAREWELL

11 Mar. 1955 Rec. L 8233-1

Chorus, Ken Darby and his Orchestra

FAREWELL TO ARMS

15 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

1 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

FAREWELL TO THEE See: Aloha Oe

FASCINATING DEVIL (WITH THOSE ANGEL EYES)

25 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

FATE INTRODUCED ME TO YOU

4 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

10 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

FATHERLY ADVICE

2 Apr. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Nov. 1952 Rec. L 6894-A

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FEAST OF FOOLS, THE

16 Dec. 1970 TV. Bing Crosby's Christmas Show

Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

FEELIN' GOOD

15 Feb. 1969 TV. Feelin' groovy at Marine World

Orchestra

FEELIN' GROOVY See: 59th Street Bridge Song

FEELING THE WAY I DO

18 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

FEELS GOOD, FEELS RIGHT

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Bing Crosby and his friends

Bob Hope, Sandy Duncan, Pearl Bailey, Orchestra

Opening song

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

Closing song

22 Jul. 1976 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Alan Cohen

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Frag. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

Rehearsal, take -1 and -2

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

11 Oct. 1977 Rad. Rec date. Bing

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

FEET UP

9 Oct. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Oct. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FELLA WITH AN UMBRELLA, A

31 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4796-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FERRY-BOAT SERENADE, THE

21 Nov. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FEUDIN' AND FIGHTIN'

30 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Groucho Marx, Dorothy Shay, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 May 1947 Rec. W 73909-A

The Jesters, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Rosemary Clooney, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

FIFTH MARINES' SONG, THE See: The Song of the Fifth Marines

FIFTY-NINTH STREET BRIDGE SONG

Also known as: Feelin' Groovy

15 Feb. 1969 TV. “Feelin' groovy at Marine world”

Orchestra

FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Jan.-Mar. 1939 Film a cap. "East Side Of Heaven"

FIGARO

See also: Philco sung commercial (2 Apr. 1947)

7 Jan. 1948 Rad. a cap. “Philco Radio Time”.

FIGHTING SONS OF THE NAVY

6 Mar. 1943 Con. Arizona Biltmore Hotel, Phoenix, Arizona

Jimmy Van Heusen, piano

FILLA-GA-DUSHA SONG, THE See: Rose O’Day

FINE AND DANDY

1958 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

2 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 421

27 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 461

19 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 521

14 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 540

7 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 243

18 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 36

28 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 457

10 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 488

23 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 561

28 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 586

23 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 626

28 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 652

FINE ROMANCE, A

19 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 588-A

Dixie Lee Crosby, Victor Young and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

10 May 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Round medley

Sep. 1952- Feb. 1953 Film "Little Boy Lost"

Claude Dauphin, Christian Fourcade, unknown accompaniment

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

Rehearsal

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

FRIEND OF YOURS, A

19 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3463-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 463-A Navy 243-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. Publicity Disc for The Great John L

Piano accompaniment

17 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jun. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jul. 1945 Rad. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Donald Voorhees and his Orchestra

6 Jul. 1945 Rad. Ray Bolger Show

Orchestra

20 Aug. 1945 Rad. Hedda Hopper's Hollywood

Studio Orchestra

FRIENDLY ISLANDS, THE

23 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5700-A

The Jeff Alexander Chorus, Victor Young and his Orchestra

FRIENDLY MOUNTAINS, THE

Jun.-Sep. 1946 Film "The Emperor Waltz"

Chorus, Orchestra

17 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4371-A

Mixed Chorus, Victor Young and his Orchestra

28 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Sep. 1949 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre “Emperor Waltz”

Louis Silvers leads the orchestra

FRIENDLY PERSUASION Also known as: Thee I Love

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 347-A

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

FRIENDLY TAVERN POLKA, THE

27 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FRIENDSHIP

30 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, Susan Hayward, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ken Carpenter, Bert Lahr, Dorothy Kirsten, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FROM BOTH SIDES NOW See: Both Sides Now

FROM MONDAY ON

12 Jan. 1928 Rec. A 41612-1

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

12 Jan. 1928 Rec. A 41612-3

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

20 Jan. 1928 Rec. W 400033-A

Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1928 Rec. A 41689-3

Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

28 Feb. 1928 Rec. A 41689-4

28 Feb. 1928 Rec. A 41689-6

Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7-13 Apr. 1928 Con. Paramount, New York

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys

27 Apr.-3 May, 1928 Con. Metropolitan Theatre, Boston

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys

1 May 1928 Rad. Broadcast from Metropolitan Theatre, Boston

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys

23-29 Jun. 1928 Con. Minnesota Theatre, Minneapolis

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

12 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

19 Dec. 1935 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

21 May 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Johnny Mercer, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

FROM TAPS 'TIL REVEILLE See: Lights Out 'Til Reveille

FROM THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD

Jun.-Jul. 1935 Film "Two For Tonight"

Orchestra

14 Aug. 1935 Rec. 39852-A

The Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra

15 Aug. 1935 Rad. "Kraft Music Hall"

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1935 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

FROM THE VINE CAME THE GRAPE

2 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

FROM THIS MOMENT ON

8 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

11 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 363

26 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 417

24 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 85

2 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 416

10 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 445

26 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 521

9 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Roaemary Clooney Show” #551

24 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 584

6 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 615

28 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 675

FROSTY MORNING

27 Jun. 1930 Rad. Union Oil Show

Harry Barris (piano)

15 Oct. 1930 Rad. California Melodies
Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

FROSTY THE SNOWMAN

5 Oct. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12908

Orchestral and choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

FUGUE FOR TINHORNS

29 Jul. 1963 Rec. 2184

Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff

1 Mar. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Gary Crosby, Frank Sinatra Jr., the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

FUNICULI FUNICULA

See also: Ford sung commercial (27 Dec. 1957, 6 Apr. 1958, 11 May 1958, 22 May 1958, 25 May 1958)

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11752

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

FUNNY, DEAR, WHAT LOVE CAN DO

25 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

FUNNY FACE See: That Face

FUNNY OLD HILLS, THE

May-Jul. 1938 Film "Paris Honeymoon"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

May-Jul. 1938 Film "Paris Honeymoon"

Franciska Gaal, Edward Everett Horton, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1938 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Paris Honeymoon"

Orchestra

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1549-A

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1549-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jan. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Wayne Morris, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Feb. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Feb. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jun. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

27 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4583-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Jan. 1949 Rad. a cap. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bing sings along with his own recording

16 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Mar. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jun. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Oct. 1958 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Dean Martin, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1967 TV. "A Little Bit Of Irish"

The Radio Eireann Light Orchestra

1976 Rec. Med. Par. Private recording (Quail Hunting in Texas)

Joe Bushkin, piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

GANG THAT SANG HEART OF MY HEART, THE

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11275

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

GARDEN IN THE RAIN

6 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GARDEN OF ROSES AND YOU

1 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GARDEN OF THE MOON

27 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.
John Payne, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GARDEN OF TOMORROW

17 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

GAY LOVE

27 Sep. 1929 Rec. W 149067-3

Charlie Magulis; trumpet, Chester Hazlett; clarinet, Matty Malneck; violin, Roy Bargy; piano, and added strings

G'BYE NOW Also known as: Goodbye Now

20 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Apr. 1941 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Russ Morgan, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Apr. 1941 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Connie Boswell, Bob Hope, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GEE! BUT YOU'RE SWELL

4 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

GEE, I WISH I WAS BACK IN THE ARMY

Sep.-Nov. 1953 Film "White Christmas"

Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Gloria Wood, Orchestra directed by Joseph J. Lilley

10 Apr. 1954 Rec. L 7624-A

Danny Kaye, Chorus, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

GEE, IT'S GOOD TO SEE YOU

13 Jan. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

13 Jan. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Peggy Lee, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

GEMS FROM GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS PART 1

25 Oct. 1931 Rec. Med. E 37320-A

The Boswell Sisters, Frank Munn, Victor Young and his Orchestra

Medley contains: This Is The Missus (The Boswell Sisters), The Thrill Is Gone (Bing Crosby), My Song (Frank Munn)

GEMS FROM GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS PART 2

25 Oct. 1931 Rec. Med. E 37321-A

Frank Munn, The Mills Brothers, Connee Boswell, The Boswell Sisters, Victor Young And His Orchestra

Medley Contains: That's Love (The Boswell Sisters), That's Why Darkies Were Born (Frank Munn), Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries (The Mills Brothers, Connee Boswell, Bing Crosby, The Boswell Sisters)

GENEALOGY

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

GENERAL MILLS SUNG COMMERCIAL

15 Apr. 1950 Rad. a cap. Welcome Back Baseball

Bob Hope

GENTLE ON MY MIND

28 Sep. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Jeannie C. Riley, Bobby Goldsboro, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

23 Oct. 1968 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Special”.

Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 275

Count Basie and his Orchestra

GEORGIA ON MY MIND

9 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1956 Rec. For Radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows

12 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 429

25 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 438

9 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 492

2 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 167

4 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 48

21 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 148

13 Apr.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 555

29 Aug.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 653

14 Mar. 1957 Rec. L 9937 Mastering date from Radio recording of 18 Jun. 1956

21 Jan. 1975 Rec.

21 Jan. 1975 Rec. (alternate)

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

GEORGIE PORGIE

17 Jun. 1928 Rec. W 146543-3

Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GERSHWIN MEDLEY

16 Oct. 1947 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Al Jolson, Oscar Levant; Piano, Lou Bring And His Orchestra

= Rhapsody In Blue (Oscar Levant), Swanee (Bing), The Man I Love (Al Jolson), Lady Be Good (Bing), Somebody Loves Me (Al Jolson), Embraceable You (Bing), I Got Rhythm (Al Jolson), It Ain't Necessarily So (Bing), Concerto In F (Oscar Levant), Summertime (Al Jolson), Strike Up The Band (Bing, Al Jolson)

11 Feb. 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Joe Venuti; Violin, Oscar Levant; Piano And Vocal, John Scott Trotter And His Orchestra

= Somebody Loves Me (Bing), Lady Be Good (Joe Venuti), Someone To Watch Over Me (Bing), 'S Wonderful (Bing, Peggy Lee), I've Got A Crush On You (Bing, Peggy Lee), I've Got A Crush On You (Oscar Levant), I'm Just Wild About Harry (Oscar Levant), Love Is Sweeping The Country (Bing), They Can't Take That Away From Me (Bing, Peggy Lee), Prelude (Oscar Levant), Bidin' My Time (Oscar Levant), I Got Rhythm (Bing, Peggy Lee), Summertime (Bing, Peggy Lee)

GET HAPPY

20 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following show:

11 Nov. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #255

28 Dec. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #288

6 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 534

4 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 48

16 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 492

19 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 602

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

15 Mar. 1972 TV. “The Carol Burnett Show”.

Carol Burnett, Peter Matz Orchestra

GET ME TO THE CHURCH ON TIME

23 Aug.1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

7 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 470

13 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 474

9 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 492

18 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 499

5 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 511

12 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 8

19 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 37

20 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 111

30 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 89

6 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 398

18 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 494

13 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 532

15 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 577

20 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 603

29 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 653

GET ON BOARD, LITTLE CHILLUN’

18 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GET OUT AND GET UNDER See: (He'd Have To Get Under) Get Out and Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)

GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON

22 May 1928 Rec. W 146319-3

Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GET YOUR KICKS ON ROUTE 66 See: Route 66

GET YOURSELF A PHONOGRAPH

1946 Film "The Emperor Waltz"

Orchestra

Take -6; deleted from the soundtrack

26 Sep. 1949 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: "The Emperor Waltz"

Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

GETTING NOWHERE Also known as: Running Around In Circles

Jul.-Sep. 1945 film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

18 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4232-A

Vocal Quartet, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GETTING TO KNOW YOU

9 Apr. 1951 Rec. L 6220-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Elaine Dunn, Sandy Stewart, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

GHOST OF A CHANCE, A Also known as: I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You

14 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12474-A

14 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12474-B

Studio Orchestra

29 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

May, 1933 Film "Please"

Orchestra

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

GIFT OF THE MAGI

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Kathryn Crosby, David Hartman, Sally Struthers, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito.

GIGI

27 Dec. 1957 Rec. L 10676

Chorus, Pete King and his Orchestra

3 Apr. 1958 Rec. date. For radio use, Palm Springs

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

24 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 207

8 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 220

23 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 232

21 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 254

18 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 276

30 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 284

9 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 8

20 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 430

24 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 562

15 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 577

25 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 672

22 Nov. 1958 TV. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

David Rose Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Rep. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN MEDLEY See: Queen's Navy

GIMME A LITTLE KISS (WILL YA, HUH?)

18 Jul. 1961 Rec date. Med.For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

25 Aug. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 390

22 Sep. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 410

20 Oct. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 430

24 Nov. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 455

24 Jan. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 498

22 Feb. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 519

26 Mar. 1962 Rad. Med.“The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 541

4 Jun. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 591

16 Jul. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 621

23 Aug. 1962 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 649

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12807

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

GIRL FRIEND, THE

17 Apr. 1948 Con. Diamond Ball, Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

7 Jan. 1951 Rec. L 5986-A

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

GIRL FROM IPANEMA, THE

25 Nov. 1967 TV Med. Par. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1969 TV. Med. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Juliet Prowse, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME, THE

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11736

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

GIRL IN THE BONNET OF BLUE, THE

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GIRL OF MY DREAMS

9 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1768-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 48

Studio audience, Piano accompaniment

GIRL TALK

5 Sep. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Diahann Carroll, Joey Heatherton, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

GIRL THAT I MARRY, THE

Rec. a cap. Par. Recorded at Ken Murray's wedding day

16 Feb. 1970 TV. Med. Par. “The Bob Hope Chrysler Special”.,

Ray Bolger, Bob Hope, Raquel Welch, Les Brown & His Band of Renown

GIRL WITH PIGTAILS IN HER HAIR, THE

9 Feb. 1940 Rec. DLA 1921-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS

25 Nov. 1967 TVMed. Par. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES

21 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5803

Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

GIVE A LITTLE WHISTLE

7 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GIVE ME A HEART TO SING TO

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 184-A

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 184-B

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 184-C

Irving Aaronson and his Commanders

GIVE ME A KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON Also known as: A Kiss To Build A Dream On

31 Oct. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Louis Armstrong, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1952 Rad. Walter Winchell Time

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GIVE ME A MAN WHO IS A MAN

2 Sep. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Abe Burrows, Milton DeLugg; accordion

GIVE ME MY RANCH See: El Rancho Grande. Also known as: My Ranch and Alla En El Rancho Grande

GIVE ME SOMETHING TO REMEMBER YOU BY See: Something To Remember You By

GIVE ME THE JING, JING, JING OF THE JINGLE BELLS

17 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

GIVE ME THE SIMPLE LIFE

29 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3937-A

29 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3937-B

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1967 TV. p “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

13 Apr. 1970 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby: Cooling It”.

Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11273

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

GIVE US THE GOOD OLD SONGS

19 Oct. 1959 TV. Med. “The Frank Sinatra Timex Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

GIVE YOUR LITTLE BABY LOTS OF LOVIN'

5 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

23 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

GLORY OF LOVE, THE

4 Jun. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

16 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

GLOW WORM

18 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bing Crosby; cymbals, Robert Taylor; cello, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Johnny Mercer, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Collins, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

GO AWAY See: Allez-Vous En

GO FLY A KITE

Apr.-Jun. 1939 Film. "The Star Maker"

Children, Orchestra directed by Alfred Newman

9 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1771-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Sep. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Sep. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN

19 Jun. 1964 Rec. 2457

Frank Sinatra, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians

25 Dec. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Fred Waring's Pennyslvanians, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

GO WEST, YOUNG MAN!

12 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Groucho Marx, Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4396-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

GOD BLESS AMERICA

22 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1739-A

Max Terr's Mixed Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jun. 1939 Rad. America Calling

Meredith Willson Orchestra, Max Terr's Mixed Chorus

8 Aug. 1942 Con. Victory Square, Seattle, Washington

Orchestra

2 Jul. 1945 Rad. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Donald Voorhees and his Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

Deleted from the Film

30 Nov. 1966 TV. Med. The Andy Williams show

The Young Americans, Andy Williams, Kate Smith, Orchestra

29 Nov. 1970 TV. The John Wayne TV special: Swing out, sweet land

Cast, Orchestra

GOD REST YE MERRY, GENTLEMEN

8 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3028-A

Max Terr's Mixed Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec 1943 Rad. Christmas Eve At The Fronts

Major Eddie Dunstedter and the Army Air Force Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. Med. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Frank Sinatra, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

21 Dec. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Cast, Piano accompaniment

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

David Hartman, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

9 Dec. 1973 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s Sun Valley Christmas Show”.

The Crosby Family, Connie Stevens, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

GOING, GOING, GONE

1933 Film "Just An Echo"

Unknown accompaniment

GOING HOLLYWOOD

1933 Film "Going Hollywood"

Chorus, Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

GOING MY WAY

Aug. 1943- Feb. 1944 Film "Going My Way"

Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

7 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3309-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Apr. 1944 Rad. Stars of NBC

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jul. 1944 Con. Military Musical Spectacle, Hollywood Bowl

AAF Orchestra under the direction of Lt. Col. Eddie Dunstedter

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 301-A Navy 81-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 29 Jun. 1944

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 583

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Aug. 1944 Rad. Mark Up the Map

Piano accompaniment

4 Sep. 1944 Rad. ABSIE (sung in German)

Jack Russin (piano)

8 Jan. 1945 Rad. Going My Way (Screen Guild Players)

Orchestra

30 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. Par. My dime

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

5 Apr. 1976 TV. Med. “The Rich Little Show”.

Rich Little, Orchestra

GOING TO THE JAILHOUSE See: St. James Infirmary

GOIN' HOME

17 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rose Bampton, Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GOIN’ TO HEAVEN ON A MULE

5 Mar. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Carol Lofner’s Beverly Wilshire Orchestra

GOLD DIGGERS SONG, THE Also known as: We're In The Money

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use rejected

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

10 Dec. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 15

17 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 41

28 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 50

4 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 55

28 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 71

4 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 96

16 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 126

1 Dec. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 269

29 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #333

9 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 515

30 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 23

26 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 42

2 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 142

11 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 31

19 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 125

31 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 176

12 Apr. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 293

25 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 433

12 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 467

18 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 558

17 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 645

? Rec. Med. Bing sings for St. John's Hospital Fund

Piano accompaniment

29 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Dec. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

GOLDEN EARRINGS

3 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4604-A

3 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4604-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1948 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jan. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

GONE FISHIN'

25 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Louis Armstrong, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1951 Rec. L 6262-A

Louis Armstrong, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” of same date

23 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Louis Armstrong, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

13 Apr. 1970 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby: Cooling It”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

5 Apr. 1976 TV. Med. “The Rich Little Show”.

Rich Little, Orchestra

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Flip Wilson, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

10 Sep. 1976 Con. Gala Archdiocesan Charities Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans

Pat Barberot Orchestra

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Peforming Arts, Las Vegas

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Joe Bushkin, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Joe Bushkin, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Pearl Bailey, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

Harry Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

Harry Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

Rehearsal

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Ted Rogers, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

GONNA BUILD A MOUNTAIN

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 278

Count Basie and his Orchestra

GONZAGA MEN

13 Apr. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Gonzaga University Glee Club

GOOD COMPANIONS Includes: And points beyond

17 Oct. 1974 Rec.

Johnny Mercer, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

25 Dec. 1974 TV. The Kathryn Crosby Show

The Golden Gate Voices, Piano accompaniment

GOOD GOOD GOOD

29 Jun. 1945 Rec. L 3877-A

29 Jun. 1945 Rec. L 3877-BB

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

GOOD KING WENCESLAS

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

7 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3904-A

7 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3904-B

Carmen Cavallaro; piano

7 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Oct. 1962 TV. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

15 Feb. 1971 TV. Chrysler presents “The Bob Hope Special”.

Les Brown Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT IT'S YOU

25 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH ME

16 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3905-A

Carmen Cavallaro; piano

14 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

14 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 61

11 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 80

5 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 185

1 Feb. 1956 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 313

13 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 342

29 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 19

9 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 78

16 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 132

6 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 171

16 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 122

26 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 173

8 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 486

17 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 622

15 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 643

24 Jun. 1962 TV. “The Ed Sullivan Show”

Buddy Cole & His Trio

30 Dec. 1962 TV. “Once Upon a Dime”

Buddy Cole & His Trio (probably)

I CAN'T ESCAPE FROM YOU

Apr.-Jun. 1936 Film "Rhythm On The Range"

Unknown accompaniment

2 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 440-A

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Gladys Geoege, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Rhythm On The Range"

28 Dec. 1944 Rec. V-Disc army 712-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra introduced by Bing

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” of 28 Dec. 1944

19 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

I CAN'T GET MISSISSIPPI OFF MY MIND

19 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

I CAN'T GET STARTED

14 Mar. 1956 Rec date. For radio use rejected

14 Mar. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

13 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 365

29 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 397

27 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 440

26 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 483

30 Aug. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 393

1 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 438

28 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 652

11 Aug. 1958 Rec. J2PB 1324-4

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

2 Mar. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Jo Stafford, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

17 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 14 Mar. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE

14 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Buddy Cole; piano, Rhythm accompaniment

25 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Buddy Cole; piano, Rhythm accompaniment

19 Oct. 1952 Rad. “Guest Star” 291

Buddy Cole; piano, Rhythm accompaniment

This show is also named: US Treasury show

26 Jun. 1953 Rec. L 7208-A

Buddy Cole & His Trio

2 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Buddy Cole & His Trio

24 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Buddy Cole & His Trio

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Carol Lawrence, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

I CAN'T LOSE THAT LONGING FOR YOU

21 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I CAN'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE

6 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1940 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Lou Holtz, The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I CAN'T REMEMBER TO FORGET

10 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I COULD DO IT FOR YOU

17 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT

22 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-94

22 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-94 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

I COULDN'T CARE LESS

Jan.-Feb. 1959 Film “Say One For Me”

Buddy Cole; piano

6 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46130

Percy Faith and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46131

Frank DeVol and his Orchestra

I COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT

9 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

George Murphy, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Apr. 1944 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Sonny Tufts, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ICE CREAM (I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM, WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM) Also known as: We All Scream For Ice Cream

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

I CRIED FOR YOU

2 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

28 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

17 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

28 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1634-B

12 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1634-C

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Feb. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I CROSS MY FINGERS

22 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5696-A

Chorus, Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

11 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I DIDN'T SLIP, I WASN'T PUSHED, I FELL

8 Apr. 1950 Rec. W 76115-A

The Aristokats, Sy Oliver and his Orchestra

I DO, DO, DO LIKE YOU

26 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

23 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

12 May 1947 Rec. W 73911-A

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

I DO LIKE TO BE BESIDE THE SEASIDE

26 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Beatrice Lillie, Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

I DON'T KNOW WHY (I JUST DO)

9 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

15 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

26 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

26 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

3 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

12 Mar. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Lauren Bacall, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Joe Franklin's TV Show"

Unknown accompaniment

I DON’T NEED ATMOSPHERE (TO FALL IN LOVE)

25 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I DON'T STAND A GHOST OF A CHANCE WITH YOU See: A Ghost Of A Chance

I DON'T SUPPOSE

10 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I DON'T WANT TO GET WELL

11 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I DON'T WANT TO PLAY IN YOUR YARD

20 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11750

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

I DON'T WANT TO WALK WITHOUT YOU

27 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2859-A

27 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2859-B (dub of -A)

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I DON'T WANT YOUR KISSES (IF I CAN'T HAVE YOUR LOVE)

31 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I DREAM OF JEANIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR Also known as: Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Mar. 1940 Rec. DLA 1968-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Unknown 1940 Rad. Community Mobilization for Human Needs campaign

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I DREAM OF YOU (MORE THAN YOU DREAM I DO)

8 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I DREAMT I DWELT IN MARBLE HALLS

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

12 Jun. 1931 Rec. L 1043-B

Studio Orchestra

2 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

13 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

2 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25 Sep. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

2 Oct. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

10 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2044-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jan. 1944 Con. War Bond auction at Harding Park, San Francisco.

Tony Romano (guitar)

21 Jun. 1952 TV. Olympic Fund telethon

Buddy Cole, Red Nichols, Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Joe Franklin's TV Show"

Unknown accompaniment

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

I FOUND YOU

21 Dec. 1931 Rec. E 37525-A

21 Dec. 1931 Rec. E 37525-B

Helen Crawford; organ

5 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

16 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

3 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

9 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

8 Apr. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Freddie Rich and His Orchestra

I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU

20 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

25 Aug. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #199

22 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 349

29 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 260

14 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 272

3 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 47

5 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 419

11 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 596

5 Oct. 1960 TV Med. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Rosemary Clooney, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Lena Horne, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

I GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU VERY WELL

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I GET IDEAS

26 Dec. 1951 Rad. Frag.. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

2 Dec. 1964 Rec. 53121

Rosemary Clooney, Billy May and his Orchestra

I GET SO LONELY See: Oh Baby Mine, I Get So Lonely

I GET THE BLUES WHEN IT RAINS

15 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I GIVE HER ALL MY LOVE See: And I Love Her

I GOT A DATE WITH AN ANGEL

29 Jan. 1942 Rad. Frag. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I GOT LUCKY IN THE RAIN

12 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jun. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Lily Jean Norman, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I GOT PLENTY OF NUTTIN'

29 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 324-A

29 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 324-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1942 Rad. Gershwin memorial concert (WEAF-NBC)

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

1942 Rad. Treasury Star Parade

Dinah Shore, Paul Whiteman & the Treasury Orchestra, The Gilbert Allen Choir

20 Feb. 1943 Con. Gershwin Festival

Paul Whiteman conducts the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra

4 Jul. 1943 Rad. Med.Paul Whiteman presents

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

22 Sep. 1945 Con. Hollywood Bowl Benefit Concert

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I GOT RHYTHM

11 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Joe Venuti; violin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Oscar levant and Buddy Cole; piano, Red Nichols; trombone, Ziggy Elman; trumpet, Joe Venuti; violin

29 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

The Buddy Cole Dixieland Combo

This recording used in the following shows:

2 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 378

14 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 409

29 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 420

24 Dec. 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Clairol”.

Andre Previn and his Orchestra

22 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

I GOT THE SUN IN THE MORNING

16 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I GUESS I'LL GET THE PAPERS (AND GO HOME)

1 Oct. 1958 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Patti Page, Dean Martin, Chorus, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO CHANGE MY PLAN

24 Sep. 1932 Rad. California Melodies

Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

16 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 63

11 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 123

9 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 253

8 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 29

11 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 150

15 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 78

18 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 406

30 Nov. 1961Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 459

11 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 618

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

20 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Dec. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO TELEGRAPH MY BABY

14 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Edward Everett Horton, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I GUESS IT HAD TO BE THAT WAY

27 Aug. 1933 Rec. LA 3-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

30 Sep. 1933 Rad. “Parade of Champions”.

Raymond Paige Orchestra

I HAD A DREAM, DEAR

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I HAVE EYES

May-Jul. 1938 Film "Paris Honeymoon"

Shirley Ross, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1938 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Paris Honeymoon"

Shirley Ross, Orchestra

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1548-A

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1548-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1939 Rad. Gulf Screen Guild broadcast

Oscar Bradley and his Orchestra

19 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1939 Rad. The Gulf Screen Guild show

Oscar Bradley and his Orchestra

23 Feb. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jun. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

13 Jan. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Feb. 1944 Rec. a cap.

Rehearsal

11 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3315-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3318-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Apr. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 41

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Aug. 1944 Rec. date For BBC Radio (broadcast 26 Jul 1945)

Jack Russin; piano

30 Aug.1944 Rec. date For Radio show “A Soldier And A Song” broadcast 3 Sep. 1944.

The Glenn Miller Army Air Force Orchestra

30 Aug. 1944 Rad. AEF programme

George Melanchrino and the British Band of the AEF

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 542

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Jul. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 182

Orchestra

8 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Morton Downey, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

I'LL BE WITH YOU IN APPLE BLOSSOM TIME

16 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. Med.A capella “Command Performance” # 60

I'LL BE YOURS Also known as: J'attendrai

18 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73249-A

18 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73249-X2

Camarata and his Orchestra

I'LL CAPTURE YOUR HEART

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film "Holiday Inn"

Fred Astaire, Virginia Dale, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film Rep. "Holiday Inn"

Fred Astaire, Virginia Dale, Marjorie Reynolds (dubbed by Martha Mears), Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

27 May 1942 Rec. DLA 2996-A

Fred Astaire, Margaret Lenhart, Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Fred Astaire, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1942 Rad. Holiday Inn Radio Preview (broadcast date, previously transcribed)

Fred Astaire, Betty Jane Rhodes, Bobby Dolan and his Orchestra

4 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Mail Call” # 11

Fred Astaire, AFRS Orchestra

I'LL CLOSE MY EYES

30 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'LL DANCE AT YOUR WEDDING

21 Jan. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'LL FOLLOW MY SECRET HEART

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Apr.-Jun. 1936 Film "Rhythm On The Range"

Cast, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

2 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Martha Raye, Frances Farmer, Bob Burns, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

16 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marjorie Gateson, Rose Bampton, Robert Taylor, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 442-A

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

13 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1940 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Brian Donlevy, Bob Burns and John Scott Trotter, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Rhythm On The Range"

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 712-A

Introduced by Bob Hope and Bing, with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 28 Dec. 1944

11 Jun. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ethel Merman, Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

25 May 1949 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Dorothy Kirsten, Joe Venuti, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Med. The Andy Williams show

Orchestra

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

Flip Wilson, George Wyle Orchestra

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Orchestra directed by Les Brown

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts. Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Bernadette Peters, Jackie Gleason, the Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

I'M BIDIN' MY TIME See: Bidin' My Time

I'M BUILDING A SAILBOAT OF DREAMS

31 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1745-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'M BUILDING UP TO AN AWFUL LET-DOWN

20 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

IM CHAMBRE SEPAREE See: The Kiss In Your Eyes

I'M COMING VIRGINIA Also known as: Aqui Veno Virginia

3 Mar. 1927 Rec. A 38135-1

3 Mar. 1927 Rec. A 38135-2

3 Mar. 1927 Rec. A 38135-3

3 Mar. 1927 Rec. A 38135-4

Al Rinker, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Apr. 1927 Rec. A 38135-7

29 Apr. 1927 Rec. A 38135-9

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

I'M CONFESSIN' (THAT I LOVE YOU)

26 Nov. 1936 Rad "Kraft Music Hall"

Ricardo Cortez, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Aug.1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

12 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 473

1 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 509

6 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 534

1 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 134

21 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 474

12 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 597

16 Sep. 1956 Con. The Crosby-Harris Show, benefit at McArthur, Northern California

Buddy Cole & His Trio

14 Mar. 1957 Rec. L 9938 Mastering date using radio recording of 23 Aug. 1956

6 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Orchestra

I'M CRAZY OVER YOU Also known as: Anyone Can See With Half An Eye

25 Jan. 1929 Rec. W 401555-B

Sam Lanin and his Orchestra

I'M CROSBY, THE WELL-DRESSED MAN See: I'm Jimmy, The Well-Dressed Man

I'M DOING WHAT I'M DOING FOR LOVE

3 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M DREAMING OF THE GREAT IRVING See: White Christmas (date unknown; Irving Berlin tribute)

I'M DRIFTING BACK TO DREAMLAND

19 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2831-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE

9 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1625-A

Frances Langford, Victor Young and his Concert Orchestra

I'M FOLLOWING YOU

31 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M FOR YOU ONE-HUNDRED PERCENT

14 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

18 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I'M FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES

15 Apr. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 115

Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

I'M GETTING SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU

30 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

22 Jan. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

17 Aug. 1976 Rec. Orchestra conducted by Alan Cohen

I'M GLAD I'M NOT YOUNG ANYMORE

29 Sep. 1959 TV. Par. The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile

Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee, Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Maurice Chevalier, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

I'M GONNA CLAP MY HANDS – See FOR MY GOOD FORTUNE

I'M GONNA GET YOU

1 May 1931 Rec. PB 61092-2

Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra

I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER

1936 Rec. Private recording

Jack Benny & Andy Devine

30 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1957 Rec. H2J B323-6

Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band

I'M HAPPY WHEN YOU'RE JEALOUS

9 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

I'M HENRY THE EIGHTH, I AM

5 Apr. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

I'M HUMMIN', I'M WHISTLIN', I'M SINGIN'

Apr.-May 1934 Film "She Loves Me Not"

Orchestra

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 181-A

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 181-B

Irving Aaronson and his Commanders

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1937 Rad. "She Loves Me Not"

Orchestra

A radio adaptation of the film for Lux Radio Theatre

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "She Loves Me Not"

I'M IN A DANCING MOOD

29 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

26 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

21 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I’M IN LOVE

9 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

I'M IN LOVE AGAIN

9 May 1927 Rec. A 38394-3

Al Rinker, Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M IN LOVE WITH THE LADY IN THE STAMP COLLECTION See: The Lady On The Two Cent Stamp

I'M IN SEVENTH HEAVEN

5 Apr. 1929 Rec. W 148183-3

Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Jack Fulton, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

15 Oct. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M JIMMY, THE WELL-DRESSED MAN Also known as: I'm Crosby, The Well-Dressed Man

4 Dec. 1946 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I’M JUST AN ORDINARY HUMAN

9 Apr. 1935 Rad. Par. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

I'M JUST A VAGABOND LOVER

16 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M JUST WILD ABOUT ANIMAL CRACKERS – see ANIMAL CRACKERS

I'M JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY

5 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'M LOOKING AT THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE COLORED GLASSES

7 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Sep. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”

Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER See: Everything Old Is New Again

I'M MAKING BELIEVE

30 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'M METRO GOLDWYN THOMAS

31 Dec. 1947 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Danny Thomas, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Bing's contribution consists of spoken comments only

I'M ON A DIET OF LOVE

4 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M ON MY WAY

23 Oct. 1968 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Special”.

78 - I'm on the Crest of a Wave The Supremes, Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

I'M ON THE CREST OF A WAVE

17 Jun. 1928 Rec. W 146541-3

Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M ONLY GUESSIN'

18 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

12 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I'M PLAYING WITH FIRE

9 Jan. 1933 Rec. B 12856-A

Studio Orchestra

25 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

I'M POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN See: Popeye

I'M PUTTING ALL MY EGGS IN ONE BASKET

16 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

7 May 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

28 May 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. Med. “Blue Skies"

Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

Deleted from the film

I'M REFER'N JUST TO HER‘N ME

9 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

I'M SAVING A DIME (OUT OF EVERY DOLLAR)

1942 Rad. Cavalcade of America

Chorus, Al Newman and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jul. 1942 Rad. Treasury Star Parade

Chorus, Al Newman and his Orchestra

I'M SHOOTING HIGH

6 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I'M SORRY

6 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'M SORRY DEAR

13 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

3 Dec. 1931 Rec. E 37440-A

3 Dec. 1931 Rec. E 37440-B

Studio Orchestra

22 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

12 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

6 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1944 Rad. Frag. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marilyn Maxwell

I'M SURE OF EVERYTHING BUT YOU

14 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

I'M THANKFUL

26 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

1 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I'M THINKING TONIGHT OF MY BLUE EYES

18 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2829-A

Woody Herman and his Woodchoppers

I'M THROUGH WITH LOVE

12 Jun. 1931 Rec. LA 1024-A

Studio Orchestra

2 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

Bing's first national radio show

23 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

30 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I'M WAITING FOR SHIPS THAT NEVER COME IN

25 Feb. 1940 Rec. DLA 1953-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'M WINGIN' HOME

12 Mar. 1928 Rec. A 43140-2

Al Rinker, Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'M WITH YOU

12 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and His Orchestra

19 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

I'M YOURS

1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

15 Aug. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #191

5 Jan. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #294

7 Dec. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 203

2 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 439

IMAGINATION

2 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4732-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1969 TV. a cap. The Bob Hope Special

IN A DREAM

1 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

IN A JAPANESE GARDEN

22 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

IN A LITTLE GYPSY TEA ROOM

11 Jun. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

IN A LITTLE HULA HEAVEN Also known as: Little Hula Heaven

Nov. 1936- Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Shirley Ross, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

28 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 729-A

28 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 729-B

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

12 Jul. 1945 Rec. L 3889-A

The Les Paul Trio

22 Dec. 1945 Rad. "Atlantic Spotlight"

Guitar accompaniment

14 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Les Paul; guitar

8 Jan. 1953 Rad. a cap. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

18 Jul. 1961 Rec date. Med.For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

25 Aug. 1961 Rad. Med. “. The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 390

22 Sep. 1961 Rad. Med. “. The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show”# 410

20 Oct. 1961 Rad. Med. “. The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show”.# 430

24 Nov. 1961 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 455

24 Jan. 1962 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 498

22 Feb. 1962 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 519

26 Mar. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 541

4 Jun. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 591

16 Jul. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 621

23 Aug. 1962 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 649

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Rosemary Clooney, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

IT'S BEEN SO LONG

19 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE CHRISTMAS

1 Oct. 1951 Rec. L 6463-A

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Dec. 1976 TV. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Bernadette Peters, Jackie Gleason, the Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

IT'S CHRISTMAS

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Paul Weston and his Orchestra

IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME AGAIN

19 Jun. 1964 Rec. 2459

Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians

25 Dec. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians

IT'S COME TO THIS

18 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

IT’S DARK ON OBSERVATORY HILL

15 Jan. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

IT'S DE-LOVELY Also known as: D'Lovely

17 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

IT'S EASY TO REMEMBER

See also: "The Crosby Medley". Also known as: “Easy To Remember”.

Nov. 1934- Jan. 1935 Film "Mississippi"

Girl's Chorus, Orchestra

12 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1935 Rec. DLA 95-B

The Rhythmettes, Three Shades of Blue, Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

19 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. "Five Hours Back"

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

1 Jul. 1935 Con. Los Angeles Times building opening

Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1941 Con. Cassino da Urca, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

Benefit show for Red Cross

18 Mar. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, the Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Mississippi"

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 557-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall”show of 18 Jan. 1945

04 Mar. 1951 TV. America Applauds - An Evening for Richard Rodgers

This was an audio contribution to a TV show.

11 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1954 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

David Rose Orchestra

2 Mar. 1959 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Dean Martin, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

IT'S LOVE

17 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

20 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

IT'S LOVE, LOVE, LOVE

6 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Man, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1944 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Hope, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Apr. 1944 Rad. Stars of NBC

The Music Maids and Man, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 May 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 91

The AFRS Radio Orchestra

18 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1944 Rad. The Bakers of America Salute Our Armed Forces

Ray Noble & His Orchestra

IT'S LOVELY AT PALM BEACH (aka “Daddy, Oh, Daddy Dunphy”)

March, 1966 Rec. Par.

Humorous tribute to Chris Dunphy.

Piano accompaniment

= Mack the Knife (special lyrics)

IT'S MAGIC

13 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jun. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S MINE, IT'S YOURS Also known as: The Pitchman

Feb-Apr. 1954 Film "The Country Girl"

Orchestra

23 Dec. 1954 Rec. L 8069-1

Girl's trio, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

IT'S MORE FUN THAN A PICNIC

23 Jun. 1949 Rec. L 5056-A

The Jeff Alexander Chorus, Instrumental accompaniment

19 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S NO FUN

23 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

(IT'S NO) SIN

30 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY

1957 Rec date For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

29 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 22

20 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 38

22 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 112

15 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 152

10 Jan. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 227

12 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 402

26 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 500

17 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 622

13 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 1957 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

IT'S NOT HIS MIND, IT'S HIS MUSIC

2 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, Gertrude Niesen, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S NOT WHERE YOU START

8 Jun. 1973 Rec. DL 346

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

IT'S ONLY A PAPER MOON Also known as: Paper Moon

24 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Mar. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 33

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 583

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 May 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR

24 Dec. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

IT'S THE BREEZE See: The Breeze (That's Bringing My Honey Back To Me)

IT'S THE DARNDEST THING

17 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

16 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

29 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

IT'S THE DREAMER IN ME

23 May 1938 Rec. DLA 1295-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S THE JUBILEE TIME See: Jubilee

IT'S THE NATURAL THING TO DO

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film "Double Or Nothing"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film Rep. "Double Or Nothing"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1937 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Double Or Nothing"

Orchestra

1 Jul. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

1 Jul. 1937 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Jul. 1937 Rec. DLA 829-A

12 Jul. 1937 Rec. DLA 829-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, the Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Carlisle, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S THE SAME OLD SHILLELAGH

6 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73218-A

The Jesters, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN

29 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3938-A

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

IT'S TIME THEY LET US HAVE OUR LITTLE FLING Also known as: The Groaner, The Canary And The Nose

17 May 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 91

Judy Garland, Jimmy Durante, Arthur Treacher, the AFRS Radio Orchestra

IT'S WITHIN YOUR POWER

9 Dec. 1932 Rec. B 12707-A

Studio Orchestra

28 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

IT'S WONDERFUL

17 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

IT'S YOUR DELIVERY

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Bing Crosby and his friends

Sandy Duncan, Orchestra

I'VE A SHOOTING BOX IN SCOTLAND

17 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -1 to -7

Fred Astaire, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

17 Jul. 1975 Rec. Remix Aug. 1987

Fred Astaire, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

I'VE BEEN FLOATING DOWN THE OLD GREEN RIVER

19 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE BEEN WORKING WORKING ON THE RAILROAD

See also: Woofo Dog Food Sung commercial

9 May 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Lindsay Crosby, Perry Botkin; banjo

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11746

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11746

Children’s chorus added

1971 Rec. Med. Par. Private recording (Shooting Quail At Horseshoe)

I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY

5 Sep. 1945 Rec. L 3949-A

Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU

11 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

11 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 363

31 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 465

2 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 48

23 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 160

12 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 54

22 Jun. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 344

22 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 410

6 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 441

8 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 486

14 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 533

3 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 569

28 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 609

21 Sep.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 670

16 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 14 Mar. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

I'VE GOT A DOG NAMED ROVER (See What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog?)

I'VE GOT A FEELING I'M FALLING

21 May 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A GAL IN KALAMAZOO Also known as: Kalamazoo

1 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A LOT IN COMMON WITH YOU

17 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marilyn Maxwell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A LOT OF DREAMING TO DO

20 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A LOVELY BUNCH OF CHESTERFIELDS See: I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts (30 Nov. 1949)

I'VE GOT A LOVELY BUNCH OF COCONUTS

30 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1949 Rad. a cap. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Parody title: I've got a lovely bunch of Chesterfields

28 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Sally Ann Howes, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

I’VE GOT A NEW LOVE AFFAIR

14 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT A POCKETFUL OF DREAMS

Apr.-May 1938 Film "Sing You Sinners"

Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor, Clarinet, guitar and accordion accompaniment

Apr.-May 1938 Film "Sing You Sinners"

Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Apr.-May 1938 Film Rep. "Sing You Sinners"

Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1938 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Sing You Sinners"

Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor, Orchestra

23 May 1938 Rec. DLA 1293-A (rejected)

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jul. 1938 Rec. DLA 1312-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1938 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1940 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra conducted by Louis Silvers

15 Jan. 1940 Rad. Rep. Lux Radio Theatre: "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra conducted by Louis Silvers

7 May 1945 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: "Sing You Sinners"

Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

16 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3675

Buddy Cole & His Trio

1 May 1966 TV. “The Magic of Broadcasting”

Orchestra

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO SING THE BLUES Also known as: Gotta Right To Sing The Blues

30 Nov. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

I'VE GOT FIVE DOLLARS

1 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

30 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

6 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

Jul.-Aug. 1932 Film a cap. "The Big Broadcast"

11 Jun. 1956 Rec. BR 20157-4

Buddy Bregman and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT MY CAPTAIN WORKING FOR ME NOW

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Billy De Wolfe, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

1945 V-Disc Army 820-A

Billy De Wolfe, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

Taken from the "Blue Skies" film soundtrack

24 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4248-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU

4 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM

5 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

20 Dec. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 21

10 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 36

23 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 88

30 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 46

3 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 122

19 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 157

28 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 283

23 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 18

28 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 414

31 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 503

1 Dec. 1976 TV. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Rep. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Kathryn Crosby, Bernadette Peters, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

I'VE GOT PLENTY TO BE THANKFUL FOR

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film "Holiday Inn"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

25 May 1942 Rec. DLA 2991-A

Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT RINGS ON MY FINGERS

9 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT SIXPENCE Also known as: As I Go Rolling Home

8 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Sep. 1943 Rad. a cap. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Frank McHugh, Ken Carpenter

I'VE GOT THE GIRL

18 Oct. 1926 Rec. W 142785-3

Al Rinker, Don Clarke and his Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra

I'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING

26 Jan. 1933 Rec. B 12991-A

26 Jan. 1933 Rec. B 12991-B

The Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra

12 Apr. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Mildred Bailey, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Florence Henderson, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

I'VE GOT TO FALL IN LOVE AGAIN

8 Jun. 1951 Rec. L 6307-A

Dave Barbour and his Orchestra

27 Jun. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT TO PASS YOUR HOUSE

9 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 782-A

9 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 782-B

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT TO SING A TORCH SONG

16 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 803-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN

See also: Philco sung commercial (11 May 1949)

24 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4731-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I'VE GROWN ACCUSTOMED TO HER FACE

See also: "Together Again For The FirstTtime"

18 Jun. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

2 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 421

17 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 432

30 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 464

20 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 479

11 Oct. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 494

13 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 517

17 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Jun. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

I'VE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE

21 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Jan. 1943 Rad. The Bob Hope Show

Skinnay Ennis and His Orchestra

11 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Mar. 1943 Con. Arizona Biltmore Hotel, Phoenix, Arizona

Jimmy Van Heusen, piano

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 344-B

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

I'VE NEVER BEEN IN LOVE BEFORE

7 Sep. 1950 Rec. L 5827-A

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

I'VE TOLD EV’RY LITTLE STAR

9 Dec. 1945 Rad. Jerome Kern memorial show

Robert Armbruster and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73263-A

Camarata and his Orchestra

J Back to top

JA-DA

4 Jun. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bing Crosby; drums, Dan Dailey; trombone, Joe Venuti; violin, Buddy Cole; piano, Perry Botkin; guitar

JACK B. NIMBLE

25 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

JAMBOREE JONES

14 Feb. 1950 Rec. L 5389 rejected

Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

8 Apr. 1950 Rec. W 76114-A

The Tatlers, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

28 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JAPANESE SANDMAN

1 Feb. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

J'ATTENDRAI See: I'll Be Yours. Also known as: Au Revoir

JEALOUS

6 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

JEALOUS HEART

29 Oct. 1963 Rec. 50788

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Bill Justis

JEANIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR See: I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

JEANNINE, I DREAM OF LILAC TIME

8 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

7 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 404

4 Jan. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 223

15 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 448

JEEPERS CREEPERS

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marie Wilson, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Feb. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Dick Powell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dick Powell, Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1956 Rec. BR 20156-8

Buddy Bregman and his Orchestra

JENNIE JENKINS

23 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5800

Rosemary Clooney, Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

JIM

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 97

The 370th Army Air Force Band conducted by M/Sgt. Skinnay Ennis

JIM, JOHNNY AND JONAS

11 Mar. 1955 Rec. L 8232-1

Chorus, Ken Darby and his Orchestra

JIMMY VALENTINE

See also: Gus Edwards' Medley Of Song Hits

Apr.-Jun. 1939 Film. "The Star Maker"

Piano accompaniment

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Bob Moonan; piano

6 Dec. 1976 TV. Frag.Acc. An Hour with Bing & Kathryn Crosby - AM New York

JINGLE BELLS

13 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2273

Connie Boswell, Bob Crosby's Bob Cats

This item is part of informal greetings

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3199-A

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3199-B Fluff

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 441-A Navy 221-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 21 Dec. 1944

25 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Charioteers, Chorus, Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1947 Rec. V-Disc Army 796-B

The Charioteers, Chorus, Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra introduced by Bing

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” of 25 Dec. 1946

24 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Charioteers, Chorus, Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

The show of this date is a repeat of the show of 25 Dec. 1946

22 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, the Bob Mitchell Boy's Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1948 Rad. Christmas Festival

The Andrews Sisters, Cesar Petrillo Orchestra

21 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Gary Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Dec. 1953 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Christmas Seals Show"

Gary Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

24 Dec. 1957 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1958 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

16 Dec. 1970 TV. Bing Crosby's Christmas Show

Cast, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

14 Dec. 1971 TV. Rep. Med. “Bing Crosby and the Sounds of Christmas”.

Mary Costa, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Cast, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

The Crosby Family, the Trinity Boys Choir, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

JINGLE, JANGLE, JINGLE

28 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, the Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, the Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, the Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Aug. 1942 Con. Liberty Centre, Tacoma, Washington

Orchestra

8 Aug. 1942 Con. Victory Square, Seattle, Washington

Orchestra

7 Sep. 1942 Con. Plum Hollow Country Club, Detroit

Orchestra

13 Sep. 1942 Con. Mahoning Country Club, Youngstown, Ohio

Bing’s Melodiers

15 Sep. 1942 Con. Kenwood Country Club, Cincinnati, Ohio

Orchestra

18 Sep. 1942 Con. Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa

Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys orchestra

1 Nov. 1942 Con. Claremont Country Club, Oakland, CA

Piano accompaniment

7 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

Flip Wilson, George Wyle Orchestra

14 Dec. 1971 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby and the Sounds of Christmas”.

Mary Costa, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

JOHN BARLEYCORN

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. MG4575

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. L 8895-A

Chorus, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. High tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. Rep. High tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

JOHN C. SCHULTZENHAMMER HIGH

27 Apr. 1949 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Abe Burrows, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JOHNNY APPLESEED

24 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

JOHNNY DOUGHBOY FOUND A ROSE IN IRELAND

28 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Aug. 1942 Con. Liberty Centre, Tacoma, Washington

Orchestra

11 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Command Performance” # 17

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Sep. 1942 Con. Plum Hollow Country Club, Detroit

Orchestra

15 Sep. 1942 Con. Kenwood Country Club, Cincinnati, Ohio

Orchestra

18 Sep. 1942 Con. Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa

Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys orchestra

JOLSON CALYPSO, THE - see SALUTA SENOR JOLSON

JONES BOY, THE

21 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Phillip Crosby, Dennis Crosby, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

JOOBALAI

May-Jul. 1938 Film "Paris Honeymoon"

Chorus, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

1938 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Paris Honeymoon"

Chorus, Orchestra

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1550-A

4 Nov. 1938 Rec. DLA 1550-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JOSEPHINE

28 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JOSHUA FIT THE BATTLE OF JERICHO

24 Jan. 1960 Con. Victory Dinner, Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament at Pebble Beach

Phillip, Lindsay and Dennis Crosby, Buddy Cole & his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Phillip, Lindsay and Dennis Crosby, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11733

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

JOY TO THE WORLD

24 Dec. 1955 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1957 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Studio audience, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1970 TV. Bing Crosby's Christmas Show

Cast, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

14 Dec. 1971 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby and the Sounds of Christmas”.

Mary Costa, Robert Goulet, the Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Cast, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

9 Dec. 1973 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s Sun Valley Christmas Show”.

Connie Stevens, John Byner, Michael Landon, the Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

15 Dec. 1974 TV. Med. “Christmas with the Crosbys”

Mac Davis, Karen Valentine, the Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Bernadette Peters, Jackie Gleason, the Crosby Family, Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

JOYLAND, TOYLAND See: Toyland

JUANITA

25 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11741

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

JUBILEE Also known as: It's the Jubilee Time

12 Nov. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Kay Thompson and the Williams Brothers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUDGE NOT (SAINT MATTHEW, CHAPTER 7, VERSES 1-12)

Aug. 1975 TV. Stars on Sunday

Orchestra conducted by Peter Husband

Narration, also released on LP record

JUNE COMES AROUND EVERY YEAR

Oct. 1944- Film “Out of This World”

Orchestra

11 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3693-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUNE IN JANUARY

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film "Here Is My Heart"

Orchestra

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film "Here Is My Heart"

Kitty Carlisle, Orchestra

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 71-A

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 71-B

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Kitty Carlisle, Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

1 Jan. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. "Five Hours Back"

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1935 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Here Is My Heart"

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 362-B Navy 143-B

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall”of 30 Nov. 1944

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

2 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1975 TV. Frag. "Dinah"

Orchestra

12 Sep. 1977 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

JUNE IS BUSTIN' OUT ALL OVER

13 Sep. 1977 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

JUNE NIGHT

3 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

7 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

27 Feb. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

The Bell Sisters, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUNIOR

27 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

JUNK AIN'T JUNK NO MORE

Jul. 1942 Rec. For War Production Board

Orchestra

JUST A BABY'S PRAYER AT TWILIGHT

9 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 160

27 Jul.1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 178

17 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 259

5 Apr. 1961 Rad. The Bing Crosby – Rosemary Clooney Show 288

JUST A DREAM OF YOU, DEAR

23 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST A GIGOLO

2 Mar. 1931 Rec. A 61078-2

Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra

16 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bob Burns; bazooka, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Tallulah Bankhead, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “Dinah"

Phil Harris, Pat Boone, Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

JUST A KID NAMED JOE

19 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1690-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jan. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Wayne Morris, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Feb. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST A LITTLE HOME FOR THE OLD FOLKS

11 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

JUST A LITTLE LOVIN'

24 Apr. 1952 Rec. W 82553-A

Grady Martin and his Slew Foot Five

JUST A PRAYER AWAY

24 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3471-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Ethel Smith; organ, Victor Young and his Orchestra

JUST A-WEARYIN' FOR YOU

8 Aug. 1934 Rec. DLA 7-A

8 Aug. 1934 Rec. DLA 7-B

8 Aug. 1934 Rec. DLA 7-B-D (dub of -B)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. Rep. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1945 Rec. L 3804-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST A WHITE HOUSE (see LOVE NEST, THE)

JUST AN ECHO IN THE VALLEY

See also: "College Humor" medley. Theme song for Bing's “Music That Satisfies” radio series

4 Nov. 1932 Rec. B 12530-A

Studio Orchestra

1933 – All the following as a fragment and used as a sign off tune with orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton, in the “Music That Satisfies” radio series:

7 Jan. 1933, 11 Jan. 1933, 14 Jan. 1933, 18 Jan. 1933, 21 Jan. 1933, 25 Jan. 1933,

28 Jan. 1933, 28 Jan. 1933, 1 Feb. 1933, 4 Feb. 1933, 8 Feb. 1933, 11 Feb. 1933,

15 Feb. 1933, 15 Feb. 1933, 18 Feb. 1933, 22 Feb. 1933, 25 Feb. 1933, 25 Feb. 1933,

1 Mar. 1933, 4 Mar. 1933, 8 Mar. 1933, 11 Mar. 1933, 15 Mar. 1933, 18 Mar. 1933,

22 Mar. 1933, 25 Mar. 1933, 29 Mar. 1933, 1 Apr. 1933,

1933 – All the following as a fragment and used as a sign off tune with orchestra conducted by Raymond Paige, in the “Music That Satisfies” radio series:

5 Apr. 1933. 8 Apr. 1933, 12 Apr. 1933, 15 Apr. 1933,

May, 1933 Film "Just An Echo"

Orchestra

Aug. 30-Oct. 1933 Film "Going Hollywood"

Orchestra

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

JUST AN HOUR OF LOVE

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

JUST AN OLD LOVE OF MINE

22 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST ANOTHER KISS

13 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

JUST AROUND THE CORNER

4 Apr. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

The Buddy Cole Dixieland Combo

This recording used in the following shows:

7 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 381

24 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 394

29 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 420

27 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Apr. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

JUST FOR TONIGHT

25 Nov. 1968 Rec. ANA 10

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jimmy Bowen

JUST FOR YOU

Oct.-Dec. 1951 Film "Just For You"

Orchestra directed by Emil Newman

14 Feb. 1952 Rec. L 6644-A

Camarata and his Orchestra

1952? Rad. “Guest Star”

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Oct. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST FRIENDS

27 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

5 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

23 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

JUST KEEP THE LOVE AND KISSES See: C. O. D.

JUST LIKE TAKING CANDY FROM A BABY

4 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST MY LUCK

22 Jan. 1946 Rec. W 73297-A

Jay Blackton and his Orchestra

JUST ONE MORE CHANCE

See also: "College Humor" medley and: "The Crosby Medley"

Apr. 1931 Film “Confessions of a Co-Ed”

Orchestra

Edited from the film

4 May 1931 Rec. LA 1037-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

20 May 1931 Rad. Sunkist Musical Cocktails

Orchestra

Jun.-Aug. 1931 Film "One More Chance"

Orchestra

2 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

14 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

26 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

19 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

3 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

6-12 Nov. 1931 Con. The Paramount, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

9 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

20 Apr. 1933 Rad. KFWB programme

Orchestra

26 Feb. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1773-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 May 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano and vocal

3 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3669

Buddy Cole & His Trio

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Dec. 1976 TV. Med.Frag. "Joe Franklin's TV Show"

Unknown accompaniment

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 - Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS

21 Jan. 1945 Rec. L 3725-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

? Rec. Med. Par. Bing sings for St. John's Hospital Fund

Piano accompaniment

JUST ONE WORD OF CONSOLATION

12 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 555-A

The Three Cheers, Ivan Ditmars; piano

20 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

JUST PLAIN LONESOME

16 Mar. 1942 Rec. DLA 2949-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

JUST THE WAY YOU ARE Also known as: I Like You, Just The Way You Are

7 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1963 TV. Med. "The Dinah Shore Show"

Dinah Shore, Harry Zimmerman Orchestra

19 Feb. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

JUST WHAT I WANTED FOR CHRISTMAS

25 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46140

Frank DeVol and his Orchestra

JUST YOU, JUST ME

13 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Nov. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

28 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 50

25 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 111

21 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 86

11 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 128

21 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 135

9 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 149

25 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 63

28 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 153

15 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 405

17 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 450

8 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 509

16 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 578

21 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 647

2 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Nov. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

K Back to top

K-K-K-KATY

26 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1952 Rad. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Bob Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11274

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

18 Feb. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Alice Faye, Phil Harris, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

25 Nov. 1967 TV. Med. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

KA-LU-A

28 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

KALAMAZOO See: I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo

KAMEHAMEHA DAY See: King Kamehameha Day

KANSAS CITY

18 Jan. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

The Standells, Piano accompaniment

KAROLINE

28 Sep. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Ulla Jacobsson, Piano accompaniment

KATE

3 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KATINKITSCHKA

Jan. 1931 Rec. Demo recording for the film “Delicious”.

George Gershwin (piano)

This is a doubtful item

KATRINA See also: Ichabod: The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow

24 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4734-A

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Mar. 1948 Film “The Adventures Of Mr. Ichabod And Mr. Toad”

Chorus, Orchestra directed by Oliver Wallace

21 Sep. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KEEMO KIMO

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11752

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR HEART

24 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KEEP IT A SECRET

12 Nov. 1952 Rec. L 6935-A

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KEEP IT GAY

4 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1 Jul.1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 160

27 Jul.1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 178

24 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 198

19 Sep.1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 216

23 Sep.1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 220

24 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show" #241

17 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 259

4 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 293

9 Feb. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 319

23 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 525

21 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 348

29 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 22

20 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 38

7 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 52

16 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 154

5 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 27

30 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 459

15 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 514

21 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 604

6 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 659

KEEP ON SMILING

4 Jun. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Fred Allen, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE HANDS

21 Aug. 1963 Rec. 2325

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

KEEPIN' OUT OF MISCHIEF NOW

18 Nov. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

28 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 50

25 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 70

29 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 115

16 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 79

14 Oct 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 426

29 Mar.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 544

14 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 576

13 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 598

9 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 639

20 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 669

29 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Nov. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

KENTUCKY BABE Also known as: Sleep, Kentucky Babe

27 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1943 Rec. V-Disc Army 128-B

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 26 Aug. 1943

25 Dec. 1943 Rad. Elgin Watch Show

Orchestra

3 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Jun. 1947 Rec. W 73941-A

Fred Waring and the Glee Club

KILLARNEY

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

KINDA PECULIAR BROWN

Oct. 1942- Feb. 1943 Film "Dixie"

Orchestra

Deleted from the Film

KING KAMEHAMEHA DAY Also known as: Kamehameha Day

7 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Fred Astaire, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Apr. 1948 Rad. Rep. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Fred Astaire, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KING OF THE ROAD

31 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Roger Miller, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

KING'S SERENADE See: Home in Hawaii

KISS BY KISS

29 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

22 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

KISS IN YOUR EYES, THE Also known as: Chambre Separee and Im Chambre Separee

Jun.-Sep. 1946 Film "The Emperor Waltz"

Orchestra

17 Jan. 1947 Rec. L 4346-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

26 Sep. 1949 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre “Emperor Waltz”

Ann Blyth, Louis Silvers leads the orchestra

KISS ME See: Besame Mucho

KISS ME GOODNIGHT BUT NOT GOODBYE

17 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

16 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

27 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

Possibly Bing was not on this show

KISS THAT YOU'VE FORGOTTEN, THE

21 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

30 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON, A See: Give Me A Kiss To Build A Dream On

KISS WALTZ, THE

28 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

KISSABLE BABY

8 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

26 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

KITTY OF COLERAINE

Nov.-Dec. 1948 Film "Top O' the Morning"

Accordion accompaniment

26 Jul. 1949 Rad. “Supper Club”.

Accordion accompaniment

KNEES UP MOTHER BROWN

11 Dec. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show” (Wembley)

Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

2 Dec. 1964 Rec. 53124

Rosemary Clooney, Billy May and his Orchestra

KOKOMO, INDIANA

12 May 1947 Rec. W 73912-A

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jan. 1948 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

KUKUBERRA SITS IN THE OLD GUM TREE, A

See also: Medley from "Holiday Inn"

31 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LET'S TAKE A WALK AROUND THE BLOCK

Jun. 1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1960s Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

12 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 97

26 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 173

11 Apr. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 292

20 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 408

2 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 439

12 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 511

30 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 545

10 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 574

20 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 603

10 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 640

20 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 669

LET'S TAKE AN OLD FASHIONED WALK

9 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Rosemary Clooney, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

LET'S TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME

May-Jun. 1944 Film "Here Come the Waves"

Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

23 Nov. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3678-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1944 Rad. The Bob Hope Christmas Show

Frances Langford, Skinnay Ennis and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 385-A Navy 165-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 28 Dec. 1944

1 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Here Come the Waves"

29 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”. .

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LET'S TIE THE OLD FORGET-ME-NOT

19 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1692-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LET'S TRY AGAIN

24 Apr. 1932 Rec. JC 8597-A

24 Apr. 1932 Rec. JC 8597-B

Isham Jones and his Orchestra

17 May 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton Orchestra

LET'S WALTZ FOR OLD TIME'S SAKE

15 Nov. 1937 Rec. DLA 1071-B

Eddie Dunstedter at the Hammond Electric Organ

3 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LETTER TO PINOCCHIO, A See: My Heart Still Hears The Music

'LEVEN POUNDS OF HEAVEN Also known as: My 'leven Pounds Of Heaven

19 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

17 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

'LEVEN-THIRTY SATURDAY NIGHT

1 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LI'L LIZA JANE

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11739

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

LIAR'S SONG, THE See: How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You When You Know I've

Been A Liar All My Life

LIEBCHEN

31 Mar. 1954 Rec. L 7614-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LIES

15 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

LIFE IS A SONG (LET’S SING IT TOGETHER)

7 May 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

14 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES

See also: Gems from George White Scandals, part 2

3 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

12 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

1 Oct. 1958 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Patti Page, Dean Martin, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1961 Rec date. Med.For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

25 Aug. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 390

22 Sep. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show”# 410

20 Oct. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show”.# 430

24 Nov. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 455

24 Jan. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 498

22 Feb. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 519

26 Mar. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 541

4 Jun. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 591

16 Jul. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 621

23 Aug. 1962 Rad. Med “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 649

9 Oct. 1967 TV. The Demon Under The Bed

Piano.

LIFE IS SO PECULIAR

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Peggy Lee, Orchestra directed by Van Cleave

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Groucho Marx, Orchestra conducted by Van Cleave

24 Mar. 1950 Rec. L 5451-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

25 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1951 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS

Oct. 1934 Rec. B 2078-A

Organ accompaniment

LIGHTS OUT

27 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

LIGHTS OUT 'TIL REVEILLE Also known as: From Taps 'til Reveille and: 'Til Reveille

1 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jun. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jun. 1941 Rec. DLA 2439-A

14 Jun. 1941 Rec. DLA 2439-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE

3 May 1944 Rec. L 3410-A

3 May 1944 Rec. L 3410-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LILACS IN THE RAIN

23 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LILI MARLENE Also known as: Lilli Marlene

30 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4780-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

LILLI MARLENE See: Lili Marlene

LILY OF LAGUNA

13 Mar. 1942 Rec. DLA 2946-A

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 May 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Beatrice Lillie, Alec Templeton; vocal and piano

23 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show” (Wembley)

Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

LILY OF THE VALLEY

23 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

LIMEHOUSE BLUES

20 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LINDA

19 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LINGER A LITTLE LONGER IN THE TWILIGHT

25 Oct. 1932 Rec. B 12500-A

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

1 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

LINGER AWHILE

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11275

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11730

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

LITTLE ANGEL

13 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1211-A

Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiian Hotel Orchestra

LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY

10 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11744

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11744

Children’s chorus added

LITTLE BIRD, THE Also known as: Chee Chee-Oo-Chee

9 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 160

13 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 168

19 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 172

28 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 179

10 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 188

19 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 146

15 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 405

22 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 496

1 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 633

LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME, A

1 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bob Crosby, Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1948 Rad. The Bob Hope Show

Chorus, Les Brown and his Orchestra

15 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Hattie McDaniel, Ernest Whitman, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN, A

Jun. 1931 Film Frag. a cap. "I Surrender Dear"

unaccompanied

LITTLE BIT INDEPENDENT, A

9 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

LITTLE BITTY TEAR, A

29 Oct. 1963 Rec. 50787

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Bill Justis

LITTLE BOY BLUE

25 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

LITTLE BROWN JUG, THE

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” # 97

The 370th Army Air Force Band conducted by M/Sgt. Skinnay Ennis

11 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole; organ

LITTLE BY LITTLE

10 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE DAVID, PLAY ON YOUR HARP

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11733

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, THE

5 Oct. 1962 Rec. E 12903

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Clairol”.

Andre Previn and his Orchestra

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

David Bowie, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

LITTLE DUTCH MILL

5 Feb. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra

10 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 144-A

10 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 144-B

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

LITTLE GIRL

See also: Ford sung commercial (8 Oct. 1957, 8 Mar. 1958, 16 Mar. 1958, 13 Apr. 1958, 22 Jun. 1958, 19 Jul. 1958, 4 Aug. 1958)

4 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE GREEN APPLES

28 Sep. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Jeannie C. Riley, Bobby Goldsboro, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

25 Nov. 1968 Rec. ANA 3

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jimmy Bowen

4 Jan. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Chorus, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

17 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Carol Burnett, Roy Clark, Juliet Prowse, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1969 TV. Rep. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Carol Burnett, Roy Clark, Juliet Prowse, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 274

Count Basie and his Orchestra

LITTLE GREY HOUSE, THE

16 Nov. 1949 Rec. L 5207-A

The Jud Conlon Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE HULA HEAVEN See: In A Little Hula Heaven

LITTLE IRISH GIRL, THE

17 Mar. 1924 Con. Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes

Winfred Conerty, Catherine Crosby (piano)

LITTLE JACK FROST GET LOST

19 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Nov. 1952 Rec. L 6897-A

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE JOE THE WRANGER

15 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marlene Dietrich, Frank Albertson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE KISS EACH MORNING, A

11 Feb. 1930 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1956 Rec. L 9162

Jack Pleis and his Orchestra

LITTLE LADY MAKE-BELIEVE

25 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1287-A

Eddie Dunstedter at the Wurlitzer Pipe Organ

2 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE LIZA JANE See: Li'l Liza Jane

LITTLE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING, A

29 Oct. 1976 Rec.

Orchestra directed by Pete Moore

LITTLE LOVE A LITTLE WHILE, A

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. MG 4574

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. MG 4575

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. High tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. Rep. High tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

LITTLE MAN, YOU'VE HAD A BUSY DAY

14 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

8 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 448

10 0ct 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 30

25 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 129

29 Sep 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 415

1 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 567

18 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 623

14 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 14 Mar. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

LITTLE OL' TUNE

29 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-110

Louis Armstrong, Chorus, Billy May and his Orchestra

LITTLE OLD CHURCH IN THE VALLEY, THE

12 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

9 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

LITTLE OLD LADY

8 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

22 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1969 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and His Band of Renown

LITTLE ON THE LONELY SIDE, A

5 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 172

Orchestra

LITTLE ONE

6 Jan. 1956 Rec. 15408 ("High Society" Film soundtrack)

Louis Armstrong; trumpet, The MGM Studio Orchestra conducted by Johnny Green

LITTLE PAL

5 Apr. 1929 Rec. W 148184-?

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1929 Rec. W 148184-8

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

6 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

1 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LITTLE RED FOX, THE

15 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1940 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

“LITTLE SHOW” MEDLEY, THE

11 Jun. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Bing sings: Moanin' Low

LITTLE SIR ECHO

9 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1743-A

31 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1743-B

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 104

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter; piano

2 May 1945 Rad. Med. "The Frank Sinatra Show"

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE, THE

12 Nov. 1930 Rad "California Melodies"

Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1930 Rad. PB 61058-7

Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

22 Mar. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

LITTLE WHITE DUCK, THE

16 May 1951 Rad. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Burl Ives, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LITTLE WHITE PILL ON THE LITTLE GREEN HILL, THE

Jan. 26-28 1940 Film. “Swing with Bing”.

John Scott Trotter and his Divot Diggers

LITTLEST ANGEL, THE

5 Oct. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12905

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

LIVE A LITTLE

31 Oct. 1967 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Ernie Freeman

LIVE OAK TREE, THE

Oct.-Dec. 1951 Film "Just For You"

Girl's Chorus, Orchestra directed by Emil Newman

21 Feb. 1952 Rec. L 6659-A

The Andrews Sisters, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LIVIN' IN THE SUNLIGHT, LOVIN' IN THE MOONLIGHT

22 Mar. 1930 Rec. W 149824-4

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LIVIN' ON LOVIN'

25 Nov. 1968 Rec. ANA 9

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jimmy Bowen

LIVING ONE DAY AT A TIME

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. MG 4574

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. High Tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

LIZA (ALL THE CLOUDS’LL ROLL AWAY)

17 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

21 May 1954 Rec. L 7704

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOCH LOMOND

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

12 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

15 Mar. 1929 Rec. W 148086-3

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

10 Apr. 1929 Rec. W 148428-2

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

30 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 Aug. 1929 Con. Apex Night Club

Piano accompaniment

17 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

31 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

25 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc test matrix VP706-D4TC201

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from Kraft Music Hall of 25 May 1944

No V-Disc issued but test pressing is known to exist

18 Jun. 1944 Rad. “All Time Hit Parade”

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

21 May 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Maurice Chevalier, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Maurice Chevalier, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

LOUISIANA

23 Apr. 1928 Rec. A 43667-1

23 Apr. 1928 Rec. A 43667-3

Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVABLE

15 Mar. 1928 Rec. A 43145-1

15 Mar. 1928 Rec. A 43145-2 (dub of -1)

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVABLE (SENNETT)

4 Apr. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Freddie Rich and His Orchestra

Jun. 1932 Film "Sing, Bing, Sing"

Orchestra

LOVE AIN’T NOTHING BUT THE BLUES

25 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVE AND ALOHA

21 Aug. 1963 Rec. 2322

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

LOVE AND LEARN See: Dissertation On A State Of Bliss

LOVE AND MARRIAGE

29 Dec. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

12 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 299

18 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 303

26 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 309

3 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #315

15 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #323

23 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #329

13 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 342

13 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 365

29 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 397

31 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 261

10 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 270

4 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 26

11 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 553

9 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 639

LOVE CAME INTO MY HEART

27 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

LOVE EVERLASTING See: L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour

LOVE IN A HOME

3 Oct. 1956 Rec. L 9586-A

Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

LOVE IN BLOOM

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Apr.-May 1934 Film "She Loves Me Not"

Kitty Carlisle, Orchestra

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 182-A

5 Jul. 1934 Rec. LA 182-B

Irving Aaronson and his Commanders

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Sep. 1934 Rad. Dorsey Brothers Show

Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

16 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

15 Aug. 1935 Con. Rivera Club, Fort Lee, New Jersey

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1935 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

16 Apr 1936 Rad. NBC Broadcast to South America

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1937 Rad. "She Loves Me Not" (radio play)

Orchestra

8 Nov. 1937 Rad. Rep. "She Loves Me Not" (radio play)

Orchestra

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "She Loves Me Not"

23 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, Spike Jones and his City Slickers

11 Jun. 1947 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

21 Sep. 1952 Con. Frag. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Pat Dodd; piano

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

Dean Martin, David Rose Orchestra

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

LOVE IS A DREAMER

25 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDOURED THING

26 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

22 Sep. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 219

10 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 231

24 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 241

15 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 257

30 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 268

27 Dec. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #287

6 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 295

12 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 299

3 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #315

29 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #333

6 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 360

18 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 368

16 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 388

31 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 399

25 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 129

8 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 529

LOVE IS A RANDOM SING

19 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE IS A SONG

18 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE IS ALL

14 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE IS BLUE

12 Feb. 1968 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Bugs Bower

LOVE IS HERE TO STAY

21 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film "Here Is My Heart"

Cecilia Parker, Orchestra

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film Rep. "Here Is My Heart"

Orchestra

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 72-A

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 72-B

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. International Week-End

Orchestra

30 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Here Is My Heart"

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 363-B Navy 143-B

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” of 30 Nov. 1944

27 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

Dean Martin, David Rose Orchestra

1 May 1966 TV. “The Magic of Broadcasting”

Orchestra

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

4 Jan. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

3 Jan. 1970 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Leland Palmer, The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Orchestra directed by Les Brown

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Pearl Bailey, Orchestra

LOVE IS SO TERRIFIC

31 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1948 Rad. Guest Star #56.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY

11 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Oscar Levant; piano

LOVE IS THE SWEETEST THING

26 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1942 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

24 Feb. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

14 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 61

30 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 136

1 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 68

21 Mar. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 277

2 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 546

20 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Dec. 1954 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

LOVE IS THE TENDER TRAP See: The Tender Trap

LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND

24 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

LOVE LOCKED OUT

19 Feb. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Carol Lofner’s Beverly Wilshire Orchestra

LOVE MADE A GYPSY OUT OF ME

18 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO 'ROUND

15 Feb. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Kathryn Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 345-B

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

LOVE ME

1 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Mildred Bailey and The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 May 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME

23 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4728-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

8 Sep. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" # 209

19 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show" #238

16 Nov. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #258

14 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 540

1 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 141

5 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 169

10 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 196

21 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 229

3 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 239

2 Jun. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 69

20 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 169

LOVE ME TONIGHT

26 May 1932 Rec. JC 8640-1

26 May 1932 Rec. JC 8640-2

Isham Jones and his Orchestra

9-15 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, San Francisco

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

16-19 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, Oakland

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

23-28 Sep. 1932 Con. Paramount, Los Angeles

Eddie Lang; guitar

24 Sep. 1932 Rad. California Melodies

Raymond Paige and his Orchestra

25 Sep. 1932 Rad. Union Oil / Dominoes program

Orchestra

2-8 Dec. 1932 Con. Capitol Theatre, New York

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

4 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

LOVE NEST, THE

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Rosemary Clooney, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

LOVE'S BEEN GOOD TO ME

11 Oct. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

27 Jan. 1970 Con. Eisenhower Medical Centre Benefit, Waldorf Astoria, New York

Les Brown & His Band of Renown

16 Feb. 1970 TV. “The Bob Hope Chrysler Special”.

Les Brown & His Band of Renown

LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG

1 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 May 1956 Rec. for radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

15 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 410

26 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 42

7 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 464

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11741

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

15 Apr. 1973 Rad. a cap. Bing

30 Nov. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 17 May 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

LOVE SOMEBODY

6 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE SONG OF OLD MEXICO, A See: Marcheta

LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR

See also: Put A Little Love In Your Heart

Jan.-Mar. 1934 Film "We're Not Dressing"

Nathaniel W. Finston and his Paramount Orchestra

25 Feb. 1934 Rec. LA 134-A

25 Feb. 1934 Rec. LA 134-B

Nathaniel W. Finston and his Paramount Orchestra

2 Apr. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

3 May 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "We're Not Dressing"

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

31 Dec. 1947 Rec. L 4798-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3671

Buddy Cole & His Trio

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

Dean Martin, David Rose Orchestra

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Orchestra directed by Les Brown

15 Mar. 1972 TV. “The Carol Burnett Show”.

Peter Matz Orchestra

LOVE WALKED IN

28 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4554-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVE WON'T LET YOU GET AWAY

28 Jul. 1958 Rec. J2PB 1315-6

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

11 Aug. 1958 Rec. Rep. J2PB 1366-2

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

2 Mar. 1959 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Jo Stafford, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1959 TV. Rep. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Cast, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

LOVE YOU FUNNY THING!

27 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

4 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

13 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

20 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

23 Feb. 1932 Rec. B 11330-A

Studio Orchestra

LOVE, YOUR MAGIC SPELL IS EVERYWHERE

10 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR, THE

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12808

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

LOVELIGHT IN THE STARLIGHT Also known as: There's Lovelight In The Starlight With You

19 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOVELY HULA HANDS

21 Aug. 1963 Rec. 2324

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

LOVELY LADY

24 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 309-A

24 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 309-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

LOVELY TO LOOK AT

28 May 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

28 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING, A See: This Is A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening

LOVERS NO MORE

1-7 Apr. 1932 Con. The Paramount Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

Song title probably incorrect; no further details available

LOVER, COME BACK TO ME

23 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Florence George, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LOW-BACKED CAR, THE

19 Jun. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy O'Brien, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LUCIA (SEXTET FROM)

22 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rose Bampton, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

LUCILLE

23 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

LUCKY LINDY

6 Dec. 1976 TV. a cap. Critics Circle

LUCKY SEVEN

3 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

LUCKY SON OF A GUN, A See: A Dime And A Dollar

LUCY GRAY Also known as: Solitude

14 Sep. 1977 Rec. CPR 4-1

14 Sep. 1977 Rec. CPR 4-2

23 Jan. 1978 Orchestral backing added to the above

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

Poetry reading

LULLABY (BRAHMS) See: Brahms' lullaby

LULLABY (JOCELYN)

13 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4227-A

Jasha Heifetz; violin, Victor Young and his Orchestra

LULLABY FOR BAZOOKA

27 May 1937 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

LULLABY IN RHYTHM

8 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Dec. 1938 Rad. parody “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns (bazooka), John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LULLABY LAND

12 Jun. 1947 Rec. L 4447-A

12 Jun. 1947 Rec. L 4447-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

LULLABY OF BROADWAY

19 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. "Five Hours Back"

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

3 May 1950 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1950 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dick Powell, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Aug. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

17 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 476

13 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 517

15 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 10

24 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 41

31 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 95

2 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 142

20 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 38

12 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 54

28 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 109

14 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 426

22 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 453

5 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 506

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Carol Lawrence, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

LULLABY OF THE LEAVES

27 June 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

LULLABY SONG, THE See: Tarra Ta-Lara Ta-Lar

LYDIA THE TATTOOED LADY

30 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Groucho Marx, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

M Back to top

M-O-T-H-E-R (A WORD THAT MEANS THE WORLD TO ME)

2 Apr. 1942 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

21 Mar. 1954 TV. The Jack Benny program

Jack Benny, George Burns, Mahlon Merrick Orchestra

MA BELLE

31 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

MA BLUSHIN' ROSIE Also known as: My Blushin' Rosie and: Rosie, You Are My Posie

15 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Rep. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Maurice Chevalier, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

MA, HE'S MAKING EYES AT ME

8 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, Organ accompaniment

MACK THE KNIFE

See also: It's Lovely At Palm Beach, African Safari and: Shooting Quail at Horseshoe

20 Feb. 1957 Rec. H2JB 332-7

Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band

23 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. The Pearl Bailey show

Andy Williams, Louis Bellson Orchestra

MACNAMARA'S BAND See: McNamara's Band

MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN

See also: African Safari

29 Sep. 1950 Rad. "The Red Feather Roundup"

Orchestra

10 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show"

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

11 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1956 Rec. L 9164

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Jack Pleis and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1967 TV. Med. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

MONEY CAN'T BUY ME LOVE See: Can't Buy Me Love

MONTMARTRE ROSE

May 1926 Con. Party for the cast of Charlot's Revue.

Al Rinker (piano)

Dec. 1927 Con. Private function in Baltimore

Piano accompaniment

MOOD THAT I'M IN, THE

18 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

MOON AND THE WILLOW TREE, THE

15 Dec. 1939 Rec. DLA 1908-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Mar. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Road to Singapore"

MOON CAME UP WITH A GREAT IDEA LAST NIGHT, THE

16 May 1952 Rec. L 6768-A

Peggy Lee, Vic schoen and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOON-FACED AND STARRY-EYED

18 Jun. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOON GOT IN MY EYES, THE

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film "Double Or Nothing"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

Apr.-Jun. 1937 Film "Double Or Nothing"

The Sing-Band

78 - The Moon Got In My Eyes (2) 1937 Rad. “Paramount Is On The Air: Double Or Nothing"

The Sing-Band

1 Jul. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Jul. 1937 Rec. DLA 831-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Mar. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Double Or Nothing"

MOON OF MANAKOORA, THE

21 Jan. 1938 Rec. DLA 1151-A

21 Jan. 1938 Rec. DLA 1151-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOON OVER MIAMI

6 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

27 Feb. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1961 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

5 Sep. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 397

18 Oct. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 428

7 Dec. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 464

8 Jan. 1962 Rad. Med.“The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 486

6 Feb. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 507

7 Mar. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 528

26 Apr. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 564

1 Jun. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 590

31 Jul. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 632

24 Aug. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 650

MOON RIVER

10 Nov. 1969 TV. Med. “The Carol Burnett Show”.

Orchestra directed by Harry Zimmermann

17 Dec. 1969 TV. Med. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Roy Clark, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. The Pearl Bailey show

Louis Armstrong, Louis Bellson Orchestra

MOON SONG

25 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

MOON WAS YELLOW, THE

5 Oct. 1934 Rec. DLA 64-A

5 Oct. 1934 Rec. DLA 64-B

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

16 Oct. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

16 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

23 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

MOON WON'T TALK, THE

6 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONBURN

Sep.-Nov. 1935 Film "Anything Goes"

Orchestra

13 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 262-A

13 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 262-B

The Georgie Stoll Instrumental Trio

26 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

MOONGLOW AND THEME FROM PICNIC Also known as: Picnic

18 Jun. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

2 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 421

17 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 432

25 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 438

6 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 446

14 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 452

7 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 470

18 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 36

5 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 49

13 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 425

8 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 529

22 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Jun. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

MOONLIGHT AND ROSES

16 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 91790-1

16 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 91790-?

Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Jack Fulton, Boyce Cullen, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

10 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Bob Crosby, Perry Botkin; guitar, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT AND SHADOWS

28 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1937 Rec. DLA 743-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

22 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT BAY Also known as: On Moonlight Bay

3 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

July 1943 Con. Naval Training Station, San Diego

The Charioteers

5 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” #86

The Charioteers

15 Feb. 1944 Con. Santa Ana air base

The Charioteers, James Sherman (piano)

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 149-A

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 5 Aug. 1943

30 Mar. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Apr. 1944 Rad. Stars of NBC

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1944 Rad. Elgin Christmas Party

The Charioteers, Louis Silvers Orchestra & Chorus

17 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”. .

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Mar. 1951 Rec. L 6181-A

Gary Crosby, Matty Matlock and his All Stars

11 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Lindsay Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Sep. 1951 Rad. "Crusade for Freedom"

Gary and Dennis Crosby

30 May 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Lindsay Crosby, Mandolin and piano accompaniment

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

9 Oct. 1967 TV. Frag. The Demon Under The Bed

A cappella

MOONLIGHT BECOMES YOU

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Feb.-Apr. 1942 Film “Road to Morocco”.

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

Feb.-Apr. 1942 Film “Road to Morocco”.

Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Orchestra directed by Victor Young

12 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3034-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Feb. 1943 Rad. Song Sheet (AFRS)

Skitch Henderson (piano)

11 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1943 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: Road to Morroco

Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

28 Aug. 1943 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” # 81

Judy Garland, Orchestra

27 Aug. 1944 Rad. Variety Bandbox

Jack Russin; piano

1954 Rec date. For Radio use.

Buddy Cole & His Trio

Theme song of “The Bing Crosby Show” and used as the introduction to all shows from 22 November 1954 (Number 1) until 15 Aug. 1955 (Number 176), often with a reprise.

26 Aug. 1961 TV. Med. A Big Night Out

Bob Sharples Orchestra

1962 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

David Rose and his Orchestra

14 May 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

David Rose and his Orchestra

26 Nov. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Lamour, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Mary Frances Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

MOONLIGHT COCKTAIL

27 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2858-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT ON A WHITE PICKET FENCE

7 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3457-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT ON THE GANGES

4 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT SERENADE

12 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

MOONRISE ON THE LOWLANDS

21 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

MOONSTRUCK

Apr.-May 1933 Film "College Humor"

Orchestra

6 Jun. 1933 Rad. California Melodies

Raymond Paige Orchestra

9 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 780-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

12 Jun. 1933 Rad. Hollywood On The Air

Orchestra

4 Jul. 1933 Rad. California Melodies

Raymond Paige Orchestra

11 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: African Safari

12 Mar. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

The Mills Brothers

NANI ONA PUA

Nov. 1936-Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Hawaiian Chorus, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

NARRATION FROM ST. LUKE, CHAPTER 2

6 Aug. 1956 Rec. "The Bible Story of Christmas" CP 1170-1171

NASHVILLE CATS

28 Sep. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Jeannie C. Riley, Bobby Goldsboro, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

18 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Roy Clark, Orchestra

NATO SONG, THE

9 Feb. 1959 Rec.

Vince Terri (guitar)

NATURALLY

21 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NATURE BOY

19 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jun. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

NEAPOLITAN SERENADE See: O Sole Mio

NEARNESS OF YOU, THE

18 Nov. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

16 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 63

2 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 73

28 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 91

27 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 113

23 May 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 131

11 Jun. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 146

19 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 195

5 Sep.. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 206

28 Oct. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #245

1 Dec. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 269

6 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 295

15 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 387

5 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 511

10 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 269

5 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 27

7 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 94

4 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 484

27 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 542

11 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 596

'NEATH THE SPREADING CHESTNUT TREE

6 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Alan Mowbray, Bob Burns & Rosemary Lane, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEGRO SPIRITUAL MEDLEY

26 Mar. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Bing sings: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

14 May 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Bing sings: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

NEIGHBOURS IN THE SKY

30 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1793-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NELL AND I

6 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2503-A

5 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2503-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEVADA Also known as: In Nevada

19 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEVER

16 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

6 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

NEVER BE AFRAID

25 Apr. 1957 Rec. MSV 2029-1

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

6 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Orchestra

NEVER BEEN KISSED

9 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Fred Astaire, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEVER BEFORE

5 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS

28 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 730-A

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

3 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

NEVER ON SUNDAY

9 May 1961 Rec. L 12782

Malcolm Lockyer and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1963 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Caterina Valente, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Juliet Prowse, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NEVER SAY DIE

11 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

NEVERTHELESS (I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU)

22 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1951 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Jan. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1976 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Alan Cohen

11 Oct. 1977 Rad. Rec date. Bing

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

NEW ASHMOLEAN MARCHING SOCIETY, THE

15 Feb. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jan. 1960 Rec. L2PB 0433-6

Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

NEW MOON IS OVER MY SHOULDER, A

30 Oct. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

NEW SAN ANTONIO ROSE See: San Antonio Rose

NEW SUN IN THE SKY

29 Dec. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

12 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 299

24 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show" #307

3 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #315

23 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #329

8 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 339

19 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 346

10 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 384

3 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 531

22 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 17

25 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 67

13 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 33

17 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 557

25 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 672

27 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 29 Dec. 1955 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

NEW VIENNA WOODS Also known as: Tales of the Vienna Woods

2 Dec. 1964 Rec. 53123

Rosemary Clooney, Billy May and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Rosemary Clooney, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

NEXT TIME IT HAPPENS, THE

22 Nov. 1955 Rec. L 8808

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT

9 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

18 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 171

10 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 188

14 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 235

6 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 295

20 Feb. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 326

25 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 395

16 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 273

11 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 53

21 Jun. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 343

29 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 415

12 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 511

1 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 590

20 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 646

11 Jun. 1956 Rec. BR 20160-4

Buddy Bregman and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 20 Jun.1955 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

NIGHT AND DAY

25 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

In some discographies this song is referred to erroneously as Day and Night

10-16 Mar. 1933 Con. Capitol Theatre, New York

Eddie Lang (guitar), Eddy Duchin Central Park Casino Orchestra

12 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Raymond Paige

18 Dec. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3316-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE

1968 Rad. “Voice of America”.

NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES, THE

29 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1949 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NIGHT IS YOUNG AND YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL, THE

3 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

14 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1971 TV. a cap. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

21 Jul. 1976 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Alan Cohen

11 Oct. 1977 Rad. Rec date. Bing

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

NIGHT OF HAPPINESS, A

17 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

NIGHT OWL

13 Nov. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

NIGHT SHALL BE FILLED WITH MUSIC, THE

25 May 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

NIGHT THEY INVENTED CHAMPAGNE, THE

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE, A

20 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2287-A

20 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2287-B

20 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2287-C

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NINE HUNDRED MILES

21 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5793

Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

NO, NOT MUCH

14 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

27 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 352

11 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 363

19 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 369

9 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 383

29 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 397

15 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 410

NO OTHER LOVE

4 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1953 Rec. L 7517-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NO REGRETS

13 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

NO STRINGS

20 Apr. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Florence Henderson, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

NO TE IMPORTE SABER See: Let Me Love You Tonight

NO TIME AT ALL

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Rep. Bing Crosby and his friends

Bob Hope, Pearl Bailey, Orchestra

20 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

NO USE TRYING TO FORGET YOU See: Trying

NOBODY

25 Jun. 1938 Con. "Westwood Marching and Chowder Club"

Orchestra

1 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1954 Rec. L 8218-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” of 2 Apr. 1947

NOBODY BUT YOU

25 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11751

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

NOBODY'S DARLIN' BUT MINE

See also: Ford sung commercial (17 Dec. 1957, 17 Feb. 1958, 23 Feb. 1958)

26 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2844-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

5 Feb. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NOBODY'S FAULT BUT YOUR OWN

23 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 May 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

30 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

27 Aug. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

NOBODY'S SWEETHEART

24 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

11 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

23 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

28 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

6 Feb. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter's Dixieland Group

14 Feb. 1952 Rec. L 6649-A

John Scott Trotter's Dixieland Group

26 Mar. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NOEL COWARD MEDLEY

= I'll Follow My Secret Heart, Someday I'll Find You (with Rosemary Clooney and Kathryn Crosby), Mrs. Worthington (Kathryn Crosby – non Bing), Mad About the Boy (Rosemary Clooney – non Bing), Mad Dogs and Englishmen, I’ll See You Again (with Rosemary Clooney and Kathryn Crosby), London Pride (with Rosemary Clooney and Kathryn Crosby)

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Crosby Family, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Crosby Family, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Crosby Family, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

NOODLIN' RAG, THE

14 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Teresa Brewer, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1952 Rad. “Guest Star” 291

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

This show is also named: “US Treasury Show” # 291

NOT FOR ALL THE RICE IN CHINA

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

NOT MINE

30 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 May 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NOTHING BUT LOVE

16-17 Oct. 1928 Con. Palace Theatre, Columbus, Ohio

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

NOTHING IN COMMON

24 Feb. 1958 Rec. HB 142

Bob Hope, Chorus, Joe Lilley and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1958 TV. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

NOVELTY DUET

19 May 1938 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rose Bampton, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

= The Dipsy Doodle (Bing Crosby), I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Hall (Rose Bampton)

NOW IF YOU WANT A WAGON See: Why Don't You Do Right? (Ford sung commercial)

NOW IS THE HOUR Also known as: Haere Ra and: Maori Farewell Song

8 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4541-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Instrumental accompaniment

4 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Apr. 1948 Con. Diamond Ball, Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

12 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jan. 1949 Con. Victory Dinner, Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament at Pebble Beach

25 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1959 Con. Victory Dinner, Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament at Pebble Beach

Buddy Cole & his Orchestra

24 Jan. 1960 Con. Victory Dinner, Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament at Pebble Beach

Buddy Cole & his Orchestra

NOW IT CAN BE TOLD

23 May 1938 Rec. DLA 1294-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NOW THAT I HAVE YOU

29 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

NOW THAT I NEED YOU Also known as: (Where Are You) Now That I Need You

26 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1950 Rad. “Guest Star” 154

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

This show is also known as U. S. Treasury show 154

NOW THAT YOU ARE MAN AND WIFE

Jan.-Mar. 1939 Film a cap. "East Side Of Heaven"

NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE

2 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

6 Oct. 1931 Rec. E 37281-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

12 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

4 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

16 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

NOW THAT YOU'RE MINE

4 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

NOW THE DAY IS O'ER

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

NOW YOU HAS JAZZ

18 Jan. 1956 Rec. 15405-1 ("High Society" Film soundtrack)

Louis Armstrong, Louis Armstrong and the All Stars

13 Oct. 1957 TV. “The Edsel Show”.

Louis Armstrong, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Par. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

Dean Martin, Phil Harris, David Rose Orchestra

29 Sep. 1959 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”

Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee, Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

26 Mar. 1976 TV. The Bell Telephone Jubilee

Ben Vereen, Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

17 Mar. 1976 Con. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

NOWHERE

28 Jan. 1948 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Red Ingle, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Parody of Out Of Nowhere and: That's What I Like About The South

NUMBER TEN LULLABY LANE

13 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

NUMBER THREE

5 Jun. 1929 Con. Granada Theater, Salt Lake City

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra

2 Jul. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

Old Gold sung commercial

NUT BROWN MAIDEN

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11745

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

O Back to top

O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL See: Adeste Fideles

O DEAR, WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11734

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

O FIR TREE DARK

28 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4401-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Victor Young and his Orchestra

O GOD, OUR HELP IN AGES PAST

6 May 1949 Rec. L 4999-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Organ accompaniment

O HOLY NIGHT

5 Oct. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12904

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

16 Dec. 1970 TV. Bing Crosby's Christmas Show

Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM

24 Dec. 1946 Rad. ABC Christmas Party

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1955 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

O LORD, I AM NOT WORTHY

8 Dec. 1922 Con. Gonzaga Chapel

6 May 1949 Rec. L 4994-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Organ accompaniment

O MARY, DON'T YOU WEEP

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11751

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

O PROMISE ME

Dec. 1950-Feb. 1951 Film. Frag. "Here Comes the Groom"

Organ accompaniment

O SANCTISSIMA

Feb.-May 1945 Film. Frag. "The Bells Of St. Mary's"

Choir, Organ accompaniment

4 Apr. 1949 Rad. "The Triumphant Hour"

Chorus, Orchestra

9 Apr. 1950 Rad. "The Triumphant Hour"

Chorus, Orchestra

O SOLE MIO Also known as: Beneath Thy Window and: Neapolitan Serenade

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11752

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA

1 Mar. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Chorus, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

11 Oct. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Gwen Verdon, Dick Shawn, Bobbie Gentry, Engelbert Humperdinck, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION, THE

4 Apr. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

The Buddy Cole Dixieland Combo

This recording used in the following show:

17 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 389

4 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 401

20 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 413

OCI CERNYIJA See: Dark Eyes

ODE TO YORKSHIRE, AN

1975 Rec. (Private recording for friends in Yorkshire following visit in 1975)

Joe Bushkin (piano)

OH!

22 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

OH BABY, HAVE A HEART

14 May 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

OH BABY MINE, I GET SO LONELY Also known as: I Get So Lonely

29 Jan. 1954 Rec. W 85799-1

Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians

7 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

OH! BELLS OF KMH

20 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

OH, BUT I DO

22 Mar. 1946 Rec. L 4133

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1946 Rec. L 4170-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”. (not used in final broadcast)

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

OH! BY JINGO

8 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Good Times Washboard Three

OH, DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS Also known as: Oh, Them Golden Slippers.

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Jul.-Aug. 1936 Film "Pennies From Heaven"

Orchestra conducted by George Stoll

24 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 463-A

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

17 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 580-A

Frances Langford, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

= Pennies From Heaven Medley, Part 2

15 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1939 Con. Golden Gate International Exposition

George Olsen and his Band

7 Oct. 1941 Con. Cassino da Urca, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

Benefit show for Red Cross

18 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Your All Time Hit Parade”

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 287-A Navy 67-A

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

Taken from “All Time Hit Parade” of 18 Jun. 1944

16 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Pennies From Heaven"

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 598-B

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” rehearsal of 16 Nov. 1944

9 Apr. 1947 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Alec Templeton; piano

21 Sep. 1952 Con. Frag. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Pat Dodd; piano

19 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

15 Jun. 1960 Film. Med. a cap. "Pepe"

Unaccompanied

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

26 Oct 1963 TV recording date “The Bing Crosby Show For Lever Brothers”.

Out-take from recording of show intended for broadcast 15 Feb 1964

15 Feb. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show For Lever Brothers”.

Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

1 May 1966 TV. “The Magic of Broadcasting”

Orchestra

16 Nov. 1966 TV. The Bob Hope Comedy Special

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

3 Jan. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

? Rec. Med. Par. Bing sings for St. John's Hospital Fund

Piano accompaniment

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med.Rec date the Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med.The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

PENNIES FROM HEAVEN MEDLEY, PART 1

17 Aug. 1936 Rec. Med.DLA 579-A

17 Aug. 1936 Rec. Med.DLA 579-B

Frances Langford, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

= Let's Call A Heart A Heart (Frances Langford), So Do I (Bing Crosby, Frances Langford), Skeleton In The Closet (Louis Armstrong)

PENNIES FROM HEAVEN MEDLEY, PART 2

17 Aug. 1936 Rec. Med.DLA 580-A

Frances Langford, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra

= Pennies From Heaven

PENNY SERENADE

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

PENTHOUSE SERENADE

19 Dec. 1950 Rad. Rec. date. A capella During telephone interview by Martin Block

This interview was made for inclusion in “A Salute to Bing Crosby”, broadcast on 20 Dec. 1950, but not used in the programme

PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND ME

15 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Virginia Weidler, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

PEOPLE WILL SAY WE'RE IN LOVE

29 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Aug. 1943 Rad. "Wings Over The World"

Trudy Erwin, AAF 6th Ferrying Command Band

23 Aug. 1943 Rec. L 3181-A

Trudy Erwin, the Sportsmen Glee Club

26 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 81

Judy Garland, Orchestra

16 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Sep. 1943 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 10

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Jan. 1944 Film. a cap. News report

Frank Sinatra

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 104

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter; piano

28 Apr. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 41

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1945 Rad. Med. Par. "The Frank Sinatra Show"

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1958 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1950s Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

9 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 221

12 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 246

3 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 4

14 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 11

6 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 28

3 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 47

6 Jun 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 71

28 Sep.1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 414

6 Nov.1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 441

3 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 483

14 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 513

11 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 553

21 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 581

3 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 612

22 Aug 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 648

PEPSODENT SUNG COMMERCIAL

7 Nov. 1963 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Orchestra

PERFECT DAY, A

1916 Con. Parish Hall, Spokane

Piano accompaniment

13 Dec. 1950 Rec. L 5953-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Ken Darby and his Orchestra

16 Mar. 1972 TV. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

George Wyle and his Orchestra

PERSONALITY

11 May 1945 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 94

AFRS Orchestra conducted by Dick Aurandt

16 Jan. 1946 Rec. W 73280-A

Eddie Condon and his Orchestra

7 Feb. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 May 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Bob Hope, David Rose and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

16 Mar. 1972 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

Flip Wilson, George Wyle and his Orchestra

PESSIMISTIC CHARACTER, THE

Feb.-Apr. 1940 Film "If I Had My Way"

Orchestra directed by Charles Previn

12 Apr. 1940 Rec. DLA 1984-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Mar. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: African Safari

29 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Jan. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Preston Foster, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1942 Rad. Med.A capella “Command Performance” # 36

Dinah Shore

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med. Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY

16 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Sep. 1943 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 10

The Music Maids & Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1943 Rad. “G.I. Journal” # 20

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. Med.Frag. “Command Performance” # 97

Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

15 Apr. 1944 Rad. Med.Frag. “Command Performance” # 115

Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

23 Jan. 1971 TV. Rep. Med. The Pearl Bailey show

Pearl Bailey, Louis Bellson Orchestra

PUT YOUR HAND IN THE HAND

7 Oct. 1971 TV. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

14-16 Mar. 1972 Rec. DL 281

Count Basie and his Orchestra

PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 345 A

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

Q Back to top

QUAIL HUNTING SONG (AKA SHOOTING QUAIL AT LA GLORIA)

1976 Rec. par

Orchestra

QUANDO QUANDO QUANDO Also known as: Tell Me When

7 Nov. 1963 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Caterina Valente, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

QUEENS NAVY, THE See: When I Was A Lad (from "HMS Pinafore")

QUICKSILVER

25 Nov. 1949 Rec. L 5215-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires featuring Gloria Wood, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

QUIEREME MUCHO See: Yours

QUIET GIRL, A

9 Feb. 1953 Rec. L 7044-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 May 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jul. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

QUILTING PARTY, THE See: I Was Seeing Nellie Home

QUIZAS, QUIZAS, QUIZAS

5 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6041-A

Vocal Quartet, the Bando da Lua

18 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Jun. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1963 TV. "The Dinah Shore Show"

Harry Zimmerman Orchestra

7 Nov. 1963 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Caterina Valente, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

R Back to top

RAGTIME COWBOY JOE

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

1937 Par. Private recording

Clark Gable, Jack Benny, guitar accompaniment

16 Mar. 1947 Rad. Par. Jack Benny “Lucky Strike Radio Show”.

Dick Haymes, Dennis Day, Andy Russell, Phil Harris and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

Flip Wilson, George Wyle Orchestra

RAIN

1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

27 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 68

17 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 84

29 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 94

1958 Rad. “The Navy Swings” (with George Fenneman, announcer)

2 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 121

17 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 133

27 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 162

26 Apr. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 185

22 Dec. 1958 Rad. "Stars for Defense"

31 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 24

29 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 45

5 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 397

30 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 436

5 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 462

12 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 490

20 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 517

28 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 543

21 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 581

14 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 642

17 Oct. 1958 Rec. L 11218 Mastering date using 1957 radio recording

Buddy Cole & His Trio

RAINBOW TINT RINSE SUNG COMMERCIAL

12 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Parody of Willow, tit willow

RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN’ ON MY HEAD

13 Apr. 1970 TV. "Cooling It"

Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

RAINY NIGHT IN RIO, A

1 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RAMBLING ROSE

6 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RAMONA

23 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-97

22 Jun. 1960 Rec. Med.60-XY-90 alternate mono

Billy May and his Orchestra

25 Nov. 1967 TV. Med. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Joe Franklin's TV Show"

Unknown accompaniment

RANCHO GRANDE, EL Also known as: Alla En El Rancho Grande, Give Me My Ranch and My Ranch

3 Apr. 1939 Rec. DLA 1752-A

The Foursome, John Scott Trotter's Frying Pan Five

5 Oct. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1939 Con. Golden Gate International Exposition

George Olsen and his Band

2 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Jun. 1944 Film Made for Army Signal Corps Title ??

Community sing with male chorus, piano and Hammond organ, led by Bing.

1945 Rec. V-Disc: Sing-Along With the Stars, part 3

Taken from Army Signal Corps film (previous entry) but never in fact issued as a V-Disc, though subsequently on a Sing-Along record matrix VP1256-B42372

1 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Gary Cooper, Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3675

Buddy Cole & His Trio

RAZZLE DAZZLE

25 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

REACHING FOR SOMEONE (AND NOT FINDING ANYONE THERE)

3 May 1929 Rec. W 148408-4

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

REACHING FOR THE MOON

4 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM

25 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RED HAIR AND FRECKLES

28 May 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

11 Jun. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

10 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Ponce Sisters, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

RED HOT AND BLUE RHYTHM

17 Dec. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

4 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

RED HOT HENRY BROWN

June 1925 Con. Clemmer Theatre, Spokane

Al Rinker, Piano

RED RIVER VALLEY

See also: Ford sung commercial (9 Dec. 1957, 5 Jan. 1958)

4 April 1947 Rad. "The Burl Ives Show"

Unknown accompaniment

29 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Bing Crosby; whistle, the Firehouse Five plus Two conducted by Ward Kimball

24 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5905

Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET

12 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 253-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

RED, WHITE AND BLUE, THE (See COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF THE OCEAN)

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

RED WING

3 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

REMEMBER

See also: "Together Again For The First Time"

28 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

Deleted from the Film

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med. Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 344 B

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

REMEMBER HAWAII

19 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2833-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

REMEMBER ME?

20 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 942-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Jan. 1938 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Constance Bennett, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RENDEZVOUS WITH A DREAM, A

16 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Paul Taylor Choristers, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

13 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

RESTLESS

16 Apr. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

RETURN TO PARADISE

9 Dec. 1963 Rec. 2330

9 Dec. 1963 Rec. 2330 false start

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

REUBEN AND RACHEL

31 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RHYTHM KING

10 Nov. 1928 Rec. W 147501-4

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

12 Nov. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

RHYTHM ON THE RIVER

May-Jul. 1940 Film "Rhythm On The River"

Wingy Manone and his Band

1940 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Rhythm On The River"

Orchestra

3 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2034-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2042-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Bing At Del Mar”

John Scott Trotter and his Frying Pan Eight

14 Nov. 1940 Rec. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Wingy Manone, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIBENA SUNG COMMERCIAL

? Rad. ?

Chorus, Orchestra

= Beautiful Dreamer

RIDE, TENDERFOOT, RIDE

21 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Priscilla Lane, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIDERS IN THE SKY Also known as: A Cowboy Legend.

See also: Everything Is OK In Denmark Now

22 Mar. 1949 Rec. L 4939-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Orchestra directed by Perry Botkin

11 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Perry Botkin; guitar, Izzy Rosenbaum; bass

25 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Perry Botkin; guitar, Phil Stevens; bass

12 Oct. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Perry Botkin; guitar, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIDIN' AROUND IN THE RAIN

13 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 147-A

13 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 147-B

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

28 May 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

RIDIN' DOWN THE CANYON

8 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2516-A

8 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2516-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

RIDIN' HERD ON A CLOUD

12 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Sep. 1943 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 9

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Oct. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 149-A

Also released as Saunders promotion disc HD3-MB-6000-1

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from a rehearsal for “Kraft Music Hall” of 12 Aug.1943

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 583

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIDIN' HIGH

20 Mar. 1961 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Maurice Chevalier, Carol Lawrence, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

RIDE ON, VAQUERO

11 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

RIGHT KIND OF LOVE, THE

5 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Aug. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIP VAN WINKLE See: Who Paid The Rent For Mrs. Rip Van Winkle?

RIVER, THE Also known as: Sciummo

31 Mar. 1954 Rec. L 7617-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RIVER SEINE, THE See: La Seine

RIVER, STAY 'WAY FROM MY DOOR

11 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

River, Stay 'Way From My Door Victor Young and his Orchestra

30 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

16 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

5 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

28 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

11-17 Dec 1931 Con. The Paramount Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

14 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

8-14 Jan. 1932 Con. The Paramount, New York

Frances Faye (piano), Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

14 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 343 B

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

ROAD TO BALI

Apr.-Jul 1952 Film “Road to Bali”

Joseph J. Lilley and His Orchestra

24 Jun. 1952 Rec. L 6821-A

Bob Hope, the Rhythmaires, Sonny Burke and his Orchestra

ROAD TO HONG KONG, THE

Aug.-Nov. 1961 Film "The Road To Hong Kong"

Bob Hope, Orchestra conducted by Robert Farnon

ROAD TO LEBANON, THE

20 Apr. 1966 TV. The Road to Lebanon

Harper MacKay and His Orchestra

ROAD TO MOROCCO

Feb.-Apr. 1942 Film “Road to Morocco”.

Bob Hope, Orchestra directed by Victor Young

10 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3030-A

10 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3030-B

Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Hope, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1942 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Dorothy Lamour, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Apr. 1943 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: “Road to Morocco”.

Bob Hope, Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

21 May 1943 Con. Four Freedoms War Bond Show, Philadelphia

Bob Hope, Orchestra

8 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3687-A

8 Dec. 1944 Rec. L 3687-B

Bob Hope, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

26 May 1945 Rad. Par. a cap. NBC interview

Bob Hope

29 Jan. 1947 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1949 Rad. Par. Opportunity - An American Watchword

Bob Hope, Harry Sosnick and the Saving Bonds Orchestra

18 Dec. 1949 Rad. “Guest Star” 143

Bob Hope, Harry Sosnick and the Saving Bonds Orchestra

21 Jun. 1952 TV. Par. Olympic Fund telethon (as “Road to Helsinki”)

Bob Hope, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Sep. 1952 Rad. Par. In Town Tonight

Unknown accompaniment

21 Sep. 1952 Con. Par. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Bob Hope, Pat Dodd; piano

Feb.-Mar. 1957 Rad. “Calling All Hearts”.

Bob Hope, Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

14 May 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Bob Hope, David Rose and his Orchestra

26 Nov. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Lamour, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

26 Nov. 1966 TV. Par. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Lamour, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

11 Feb. 1968 Con. 'The Night of the Century', New Madison Square Garden

Bob Hope, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

12 Feb. 1968 TV. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

16 Feb. 1970 TV. Med. “The Bob Hope Chrysler Special”.

Bob Hope, Les Brown & His Band of Renown

27 Feb. 1972 TV. Par. "Bing Crosby And Friends"

Bob Hope, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

4 Aug. 1974 TV. Med. Bing and Friends

Bob Hope, Pearl Bailey, Orchestra

15 Oct. 1975 TV. Par. The Tonight Show

Bob Hope, unknown accompaniment

3 Dec. 1975 TV. Med. “Merry Christmas Fred, from the Crosbys"

Kathryn Crosby, Fred Astaire, Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

5 Apr. 1976 TV. Med. “The Rich Little Show”.

Rich Little, Orchestra

21 Apr. 1976 TV. Med. “The Bob Hope Special”.

Bob Hope, Les Brown & His Band of Renown

78 - The Road To Victory (1) ROAD TO VICTORY, THE

8 Sep. 1943 Rad. Cavalcade For Victory (Third War Loan launch)

Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra

16 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Oct. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Mar. 1944 Film The Shining Future

Orchestra directed by Leo F. Forbstein

ROAMIN' IN THE GLOAMIN'

See also: Round medley

19 Oct. 1951 Rad. "The Martin and Lewis Show"

Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Orchestra conducted by Dick Stabile

18 Feb. 1967 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Ella Fitzgerald, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

18 Feb. 1967 TV. Rep. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Ella Fitzgerald, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

1 Mar. 1969 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Gary Crosby, Frank Sinatra Jr., the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Rep. Med.The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Rep. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

21 Jun. 1976- 4 Jul. 1976 Con. rep, med the London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Rep. Med.The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con.Rep. Med.The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Rep. Med.The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Rep. Med.The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Rep. Med.Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

ROXIE

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -1

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -2

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -3

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -4

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -5

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Take -6

16 Jul. 1975 Rec. Remix Aug. 1987

Fred Astaire, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

ROYAL WEDDING

23 Feb. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Abe Burrows, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER

23 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires featuring Gloria Wood, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5695-A

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Ella Fitzgerald, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Dec. 1953 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Christmas Seals Show"

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Rosemary Clooney, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Kathryn Crosby, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Kathryn Crosby, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

RUMOURS ARE FLYING

4 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

RUNNIN' WILD!

3 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

RUNNING AROUND IN CIRCLES See: Getting Nowhere

RUSSIAN LULLABY

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

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SADDLE YOUR BLUES TO A WILD MUSTANG

27 Feb. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SAIL ALONG, SILV'RY MOON

10 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

William Frawley, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

11 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 909-A

11 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 909-B

Lani McIntire and his Hawaiians

18 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Jan. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SAIL AWAY FROM NORWAY

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

16 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2274-A

Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

Edited version released on LP as New San Antonio Rose

18 Sep. 1942 Con. Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa

Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys orchestra

26 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 97

Leo 'Ukie' Sherin; ukulele

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med.Rec date the Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

29 Dec. 1943 Rec. L 3275-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rad. “Treasury Star Parade 331".

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jan. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 73

The AFRS Radio Orchestra conducted by Meredith Willson

13 Jan. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jan. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” #25

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jun. 1944 Rad. "Melody Roundup"

Perry Botkin Orchestra

29 Jun. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Roy Rogers

27 Aug. 1944 Rad. Variety Bandbox

Jack Russin; piano

31 Aug. 1944 Con. Opening of the Stage Door Canteen, London

Jack Russin; piano

1 Sep. 1944 Con. Warton Air Base, Lancashire. UK

Earl Baxter (accordion), Buck Harris (guiitar)

2 Sep. 1944 Con. Duxford Air Base, Cambridgeshire

Earl Baxter (accordion), Buck Harris (guiitar)

5 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Cavalcade of America: The Road To Berlin”

Orchestra conducted by Robert Armbruster

11 May 1945 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Keenan Wynn, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Aug. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance - Victory Extra"

The AFRS Orchestra conducted by Meredith Willson

25 Nov. 1967 TV. Med. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Sammy Spear Orchestra

11 Feb. 1968 Con. 'The Night of the Century', New Madison Square Garden

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med.Rec date The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

SANTA CLAUS

Sep.-Nov. 1953 Film "White Christmas"

Danny Kaye, Orchestra conducted by Joseph J. Lilley

Deleted from film

SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO TOWN

19 Dec. 1940 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

George Murphy, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3200-A

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3200-B

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1945 Rad. "Atlantic Spotlight"

Leslie Mitchell, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Roland Young and Ben Bower, guitar accompaniment

3 Dec. 1954 Private recording

Buddy Cole & His Trio

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Rosemary Clooney, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Jo Stafford, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

SANTA LUCIA

Jun.-Sep. 1946 Film Frag. "The Emperor Waltz"

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11753

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

SATISFIED!

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SATURDAY DATE

1948 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Gloria Wood, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Mar. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Gloria Wood, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1948 Rad. Guest Star #56.

Gloria Wood, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SATURDAY MORNING CONFUSION

27 Feb. 1972 TV. "Bing Crosby And Friends"

Carol Burnett, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

SATURDAY NIGHT (IS THE LONELIEST NIGHT OF THE WEEK)

8 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Mar. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1945 Rad. Med. Par. "The Frank Sinatra Show"

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

SATURDAY NIGHT

5 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Carol Faylen and The Wellingtons Save The Last Dance For Me

SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME

11 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

14 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

2 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

13 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

SAVE YOUR SORROW FOR TOMORROW

9 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3910-A

Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1971 TV. Chrysler presents “The Bob Hope Special”.

Les Brown Orchestra

SAY A PRAYER FOR THE BOYS OVER THERE

29 May 1944 Rad. Frag. “Command Performance” # 118

Piano accompaniment

SAY IT

2 Oct. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

SAY IT ISN'T SO

25 Sep. 1932 Rad. Union Oil / Dominoes program

Orchestra

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

Deleted from the Film

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 346 B

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

SAY IT WITH MUSIC

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

SAY ONE FOR ME

6 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46128

Percy Faith and his Orchestra

6 Mar. 1959 Film “Say One For Me”.

Debbie Reynolds, Lionel Newman and his Orchestra

6 Mar. 1959 Film Rep. “Say One For Me”.

Lionel Newman and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46134

Frank DeVol and his Orchestra

SAY SI SI Also known as: Para Vigo Me Voy

29 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Aug. 1958 Rec. J2PB 1322-6

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by Billy May

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 347 A

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

SAY THAT YOU WERE TEASING ME

15 Apr. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

SAY THE WORD AND IT'S YOURS

26 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SAYS MY HEART

9 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SCARF, A STOOL, A SONG AND IMAGINATION, A

15 Feb. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

SCARLET RIBBONS (FOR HER HAIR)

1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

9 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 8

29 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 22

3 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 47

27 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 65

27 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 174

26 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 412

7 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 442

17 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 493

26 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 521

3 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 635

SCATTERBRAIN

16 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SCHNITZELBANK

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11738

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

SCHOOLDAYS

Apr.-Jun. 1939 Film. "The Star Maker"

Linda Ware, Children, Orchestra directed by Alfred Newman

8 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”. (few lines only)

Linda Ware, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Sep. 1943 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

George Murphy

SCIUMMO See: The River

SEA, THE See: La Mer

SEARCH IS THROUGH, THE

Feb-Apr. 1954 Film "The Country Girl"

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

23 Dec. 1954 Rec. L 8070

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

SEASONS

5 Nov. 1976; Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

14 Sep. 1977 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

The commercial release was a composite release of takes from the two dates

SECOND-HAND TURBAN AND A CRYSTAL BALL, A

23 May 1955 Rec. L 9028 ("Anything Goes" Film soundtrack)

Donald O'Connor, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

SECOND TIME AROUND, THE

Feb.-Jun. 1960 Film “High Time”

Orchestra conducted by Henry Mancini

25 Aug. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-940

Pete King and his Orchesta

20 Mar. 1961 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

26 Aug. 1961 TV. Med. “A Big Night Out”

Bob Sharples Orchestra

16 Nov. 1966 TV. “The Bob Hope Comedy Special”

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

SECRET LOVE

31 Dec. 1953 Rec. L 7514-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1954 TV “The Bing Crosby Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SECRET OF CHRISTMAS, THE

Dec. 1958- Apr. 1959 Film “Say One For Me”

Orchestra conducted by Lionel Newman

6 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46129

Percy Faith and his Orchestra

23 Mar. 1959 Rec. RHCO 46135

Frank DeVol and his Orchestra

19 Jun. 1964 Rec. 2461

Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians

SEEIN’ IS BELIEVIN’

11 Jun. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

SEINE, LA

16 May 1953 Rec. W 84779-A

Paul Durand et son Grand Orchestre

Sung in French

18 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English

2 Jul. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English

15 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English and French

SEND IN THE CLOWNS

26 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

30 Aug. 1975 TV. "Parkinson!"

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

5 Oct. 1975 Rad. (lip synched) Command Performance

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12 Nov. 1975 TV. "Dinah"

Orchestra

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Harry Crosby; guitar

21 Jan. 1976 Con. Clambake, Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament at Pebble Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

31 Jan. 1976 Con. Hyatt Regency, Houston, Texas

Bob Moonan (piano), Houston Symphony Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

10 Sep. 1976 Con. Gala Archdiocesan Charities Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans

Pat Barberot Orchestra

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

SENTIMENTAL AND MELANCHOLY

8 Mar. 1937 Rec. DLA 745-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

29 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

13 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN FROM GEORGIA

26-28 Mar. 1968 Rec. LW(S) 346 A

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY

3 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 May 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 May 1945 Con. Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend

Orchestra

4 Jun. 1945 Con. Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City

Orchestra

7 Jun. 1945 Con. Islemere's Golf Course, Ste. Dorothee, Canada

Guitar accompaniment

10 Jun. 1945 Con. Walter Reed Hospital, Washington D.C.

Orchestra

14 Jun. 1945 Con. Llanerch Country Club, Philadelphia

Guitar accompaniment

5 Jul. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 182

Unidentified Orchestra

6 Jul. 1945 Rad. Ray Bolger Show

Orchestra

SENTIMENTAL MUSIC

2 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6034-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Mar. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN

13 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

3 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

12 Jun. 1956 Rec. BR 20163-3

Buddy Bregman and his Orchestra

SEPTEMBER SONG

29 Dec. 1943 Rec. L 3274-A

29 Dec. 1943 Rec. L 3274-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Feb. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 31

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 48

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rad. AFRS "Personal Album" 583

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1955 Rad. Med. The American Cancer Society's All Star Revue

Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

18 Jul. 1961 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1 Sep. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 395

6 Oct. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 420

10 Nov. 1961 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 445

12 Jan. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 490

15 Feb. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 514

7 May 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 571

15 Jun. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 600

9 Aug. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 639

6 Sep. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 659

28 Sep. 1962 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 675

12 Sep. 1977 Rec.-1

12 Sep. 1977 Rec.-2

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

SERENADE IN THE NIGHT

4 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

25 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

12 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 233

11 Nov. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #255

5 Jan. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #294

17 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 455

19 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 624

SERENADE TO AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRL, A

18 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4234-A

Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SEVEN NIGHTS A WEEK

15 Mar. 1957 Rec. 16693-1

Chorus, Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

SEXTET FROM LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR

22 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rose Bampton, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SHADOW WALTZ

13 Jun. 1933 Rec. B 794-A

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

SHADOWS OF LOVE

5 Mar. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Carol Lofner’s Beverly Wilshire Orchestra

10 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 145-A

10 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 145-B

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

SHADOWS ON THE WINDOW

8 Mar. 1932 Rec. B 11417-A

8 Mar. 1932 Rec. B 11417-B

Studio Orchestra

SHALL WE GATHER AT THE RIVER

Apr.-May 1938 Film "Sing You Sinners"

Fred MacMurray, Donald O'Connor, Ellen Drew, Elizabeth Patterson, Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Boris Morros

SHAME ON YOU

30 Oct. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

SHANGHAI Also known as: Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To Shanghai?

8 Jun. 1951 Rec. L 6308-A

Dave Barbour and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Oct. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SHANGHAI DREAM MAN

10 Feb. 1927 Rec. A 37764-4

Al Rinker, Charles Gaylord, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SHANTY IN OLD SHANTY TOWN, A Also known as: In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town

15 Feb. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

SHE CAN CARRY A GUN

16 Jan. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

George Burns, Ed Wynn, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

SHE DIDN'T SAY YES, SHE DIDN'T SAY NO

10 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

SHE HAD PEARLS IN HER HAIR

1954? Rad? a cap. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Olympia Brewing Company

SHE IS THE SUNSHINE OF VIRGINIA

13 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jun. 1954 Rec. L 7742-1

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

21 Jan. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

SHE REMINDS ME OF YOU

Jan.-Mar. 1934 Film "We're Not Dressing"

Orchestra

5 Mar. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Carol Lofner’s Beverly Wilshire Orchestra

13 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 146-A

13 Mar. 1934 Rec. LA 146-B

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

SHE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER

2 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SHE’LL BE COMING ROUND THE MOUNTAIN

See also: Round medley

17 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jack Oakie, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

18 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Abbe Childen and cast,, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

15 Apr. 1944 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” #115

Dinah Shore, Piano accompaniment

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11745

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11745

Children’s chorus added

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Joe Bushkin

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

SHE'S A LADY

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Paul Anka, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

SHE’S A LATIN FROM MANHATTAN

7 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

SHE'S FROM MISSOURI

Oct. 1942-Feb. 1943 Film "Dixie"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

20 Dec. 1943 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: “Dixie”

Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

1 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jul. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: African Safari

8 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

31 Mar. 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Dick Powell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Beverly Garland, MacDonald Carey, Piano accompaniment

SHUT-EYE Also known as: Gotta Get Some Shut-Eye

20 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SIBONEY

28 Jan. 1945 Rec. L 3733

Xavier Cugat and his Waldorf Astoria Orchestra

11 Feb. 1945 Rec. L 3735-B

Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra

SIDE BY SIDE

29 Apr. 1927 Rec. A 38378-1

29 Apr. 1927 Rec. A 38378-4

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

24 Feb. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 May 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marilyn Maxwell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Marilyn Maxwell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Marilyn Maxwell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Kay Starr, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole (electrnic organ)

This recording, (a snatch only) used as an introduction in the following shows:

29 Feb. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 1

1 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 2

2 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 3

3 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 4

4 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 5

SIDE BY SIDE (BY SIDE)

27 Feb. 1972 TV. Bing Crosby and his Friends

Pearl Bailey, Carol Burnett, Bob Hope, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

27 Feb. 1972 TV. Rep. "Bing Crosby And Friends"

Pearl Bailey, Carol Burnett, Bob Hope, Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. Bing Crosby's Merrie Old Christmas

Kathryn Crosby, Ron Moody, Stanley Baxter, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK, THE

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jane Bryan, Leslie Howard, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1948 Rad. A question of piano's

Bob Hope, Maureen O'Sullivan, Ann Blyth, Jimmy Durante, Pat O'Brien, Piano accompaniment

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

SIERRA SUE

22 Mar. 1940 Rec. DLA 1970-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SIGNATURE TUNES or Theme Tunes

See

“Don’t Worry About Tomorrow” used in “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show”

“Got The Moon In My Pocket” used in “This is Bing Crosby”

“Just An Echo In The Valley” used in “Music That Satisfies”.

“Moonlight Becomes You” used in “The Bing Crosby Show”

“Something In Common” used later in “The Bing Crosby Show”

“Sound Off For Chesterfield” used in the “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” series, whilst not a signature tune, was a prominent feature of many of the programmes.

“Where The Blue Of The Night (Meets The Gold Of The Day)

used in “The Cremo Singer”

some of “The Kraft Music Hall”

“Philco Radio Time”.

“The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

“The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

“You’re Ahead In A Ford” used in “The Ford Road Show”

SILENT NIGHT

25 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1935 Rec. DLA 97-A

The Crinoline Choir, Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 261-A

13 Nov. 1935 Rec. DLA 261-B

The Guardsmen Quartette, Victor Young and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jun. 1942 Rec. L 3026-A

Max Terr's Mixed Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”. .

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Soldiers with Wings"

Major Eddie Dunstedter and the Army Air Force Orchestra

1943 Rec. V-Disc Army 48-A

Chorus, Orchestra

Original source unknown

Aug. 1943- Feb. 1944 Film "Going My Way"

The Robert Mitchell Boys Choir, unknown accompaniment

23 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Dec. 1944 Rad. The Bob Hope Christmas program

Studio Audience, Organ accompaniment

21 Dec. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 441-A Navy 221-A

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 21 Dec. 1944

25 Dec. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance”.

The AFRS Radio Orchestra

24 Dec. 1946 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Les Brown and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

1946 Rec. V-Disc Army 797-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

Mastered from “Philco Rado Time” of 25 Dec. 1946

19 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4375-A

The Ken Darby Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

This show is a repeat of “Philco Radio Time” of 25 Dec. 1946

19 Dec. 1948 TV. Philco Playhouse

The Bob Mitchell Boy's Choir, Jud Conlon’s Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Repeat of TV version of 19 December 1948

21 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1950 Rad. The Louella Parsons show

Orchestra

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Lindsay Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, cast, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

24 Dec. 1955 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1957 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 215

Buddy Cole & His Trio

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

1 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

25 Dec. 1976 TV. “New York, New York” (NDR Germany)

Kathryn Crosby, Joe Bushkin (piano)

Sung in German (German title: Stille Nacht)

SILVER BELLS

8 Sep. 1950 Rec. L 5832-A

Carol Richards, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Toni Arden, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Nov. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Ella Fitzgerald, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bob Hope Show”.

Carol Richards, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Trudy Erwin, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Dinah Shore, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Ella Fitzgerald, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Jo Stafford, the Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Crosby Family, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

24 Dec. 1966 TV. Rep. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Crosby Family, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

16 Dec. 1970 TV. Bing Crosby's Christmas Show

Cast, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

Ron Moody, Stanley Baxter, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

SILVER COATED MOON

19 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ethel Merman, the Skylarks, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Mar. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ethel Merman, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SILVER MOON

2 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6035-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SILVER ON THE SAGE

30 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Jul. 1938 Rec. DLA 1314-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Oct. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD

8 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Nov. 1947 Rec. L 4542-A

The Ken Darby Choir, Instrumental accompaniment

SIMPLE SIMON SAYS

20 Apr. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Children's Choir, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

SINCE I FOUND YOU

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SING

15 Mar. 1972 TV. Med. “The Carol Burnett Show”.

Carol Burnett, Orchestra

15 Mar. 1972 TV. Rep. Med. “The Carol Burnett Show”.

Carol Burnett, Chorus, Orchestra

15 Jul. 1975 Rec.

Fred Astaire, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15 Jul. 1975 Rec. Remix Aug. 1987

Fred Astaire, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

24 Sep. 1975 TV. "The Vera Lynn Show"

Vera Lynn, Orchestra directed by Ronnie Hazelhurst

3 Dec. 1975 TV. "Merry Christmas Fred, from the Crosbys"

Fred Astaire, Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

31 Jan. 1976 Con. Hyatt Regency, Houston, Texas

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan (piano), Houston Symphony Orchestra

17 Mar. 1976 Con. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Crosby Family, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE

25 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

SING A SONG OF SUNBEAMS

Jan.-Mar. 1939 Film "East Side Of Heaven"

Orchestra directed by Charles Previn

7 Mar. 1939 Rec. B 7318 Rehearsal

Perry Botkin; guitar, John Scott Trotter; piano

10 Mar. 1939 Rec. DLA 1721-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Apr. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns (bazooka), John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Pat Friday, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SING AN OLD FASHIONED SONG

12 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SING HALLELUJAH! See: Hallelujah!

SING ME A SONG OF THE ISLANDS

19 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2830-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

2 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SING SING SING (SING ALONG WITH PER AND BING)

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

SING SOFT, SING SWEET, SING GENTLE

4 Feb. 1949 Rad. "Club Durante"

Jimmy Durante, Roy Bargy and his Orchestra

Includes: Where The Blue Of The Night

4 Feb. 1949 Rec. 101937

Jimmy Durante, Roy Bargy and his Orchestra

Taken from "Club Durante" of the same date

Includes: Where The Blue Of The Night

14 Jan. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Jimmy Durante, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

SING YOU SINNERS

11 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

June Parker, The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SINGERS, THE

14 Sep. 1977 Rec. CPR 2-1

23 Jan. 1978 Orchestral backing added to the above

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

Poetry reading

SINGING A VAGABOND SONG

18 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SINGING HILLS, THE

25 Feb. 1940 Rec. DLA 1952-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Unknown 1940 Rad. Community Mobilization for Human Needs campaign

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SINGIN' IN THE BATHTUB

11 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN

7 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Apr. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1961 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

23 Aug. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 388

21 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 409

12 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 424

17 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 450

26 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 477

1 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 504

12 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 531

20 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 560

15 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 577

26 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 607

6 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 636

14 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 665

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12801

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

24 Dec. 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Clairol”.

Mary Martin, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

31 May 1977 TV. a cap. The Barbara Walters special

SINGING SANDS OF ALAMOSA, THE

19 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2832-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

SIOUX CITY SUE

27 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73255-A

The Jesters, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

1946 Rec. V-Disc Army 685-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Original source uncertain

4 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Oct. 1947 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Gary Cooper, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SISSY

12 May 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SIX LESSONS FROM MADAME LA ZONGA

25 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SKELETON IN THE CLOSET

See also “Pennies From Heaven” medley

Entry for completeness only

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 598-A

Charioteers, James Sherman, piano, John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra.

Introduced by Bing, who does not sing.

SKIP TO MY LOU

See also: "Medley Of Service Songs"

5 Apr. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance” # 169

Unidentified Orchestra

SONG OF THE ISLANDS

23 Jul. 1936 Rec. DLA 452-A

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

9 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 May 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

SONG OF THE MOONBEAMS

25 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SONG OF THE NAVY See: Anchors Aweigh

SONG OF THE QUARTERMASTER CORPS

12 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SONG OF THE SEVENTH AIR FORCE

21 Oct. 1943 War time private recording

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SONG OF THE TREE See: Poinciana

SONG'S GOTTA COME FROM THE HEART, THE

16 Apr. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Nov. 1947 Rad. The Jimmy Durante show

Jimmy Durante, Roy Bargy and his Orchestra

SONNY BOY

3 Jun 1944 Rad. Par. “Command Performance” # 122

Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, AFRS Orchestra conducted by Major Meredith Willson

6 Jul. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

20 Jul. 1944 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Sonny Tufts, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Aug. 1945 Rad. Par. “Command Performance - Victory Extra"

Frank Sinatra, Piano accompaniment

SOON

Nov. 1934- Jan. 1935 Film "Mississippi"

Piano accompaniment

Nov. 1934- Jan. 1935 Film Rep. "Mississippi"

Guitar accompaniment

5 Feb. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

12 Feb. 1935 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

12 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

21 Feb. 1935 Rec. DLA 93-A

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

12 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

9 Apr. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. International Week-End

Orchestra

4 Jun. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Mississippi"

1945 Rec. Med.V-Disc Army 414-A Navy 194-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” of 18 Jan. 1945

16 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3673

Buddy Cole & His Trio

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

David Rose Orchestra

SORRY

16 Nov. 1949 Rec. L 5205-A

The Jud Conlon's Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show” # 1

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Buddy Cole & His Trio

1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show” # 2

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SOUND OFF (FOR CHESTERFIELD)

This song was used as a sung commercial on Bing's Chesterfield shows.

3 Oct. 1951 – 25 Jun. 1952

All performances were by Bing with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and all except one item as noted with Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires. Guests were sometimes involved, always within reprises.

3 Oct. 1951, 3 Oct. 1951 Rep., 10 Oct. 1951, 10 Oct. 1951 Rep., 10 Oct. 1951 Rep.,

17 Oct. 1951, 17 Oct. 1951 Rep., 17 Oct. 1951 Rep., 24 Oct. 1951,

24 Oct. 1951 Rep., 24 Oct. 1951 Rep., 31 Oct. 1951, 31 Oct. 1951 Rep.,

31 Oct. 1951 Rep., 7 Nov. 1951, 7 Nov. 1951 Rep., 7 Nov. 1951 Rep.,

14 Nov. 1951, 14 Nov. 1951 Rep., 14 Nov. 1951 Rep., 21 Nov. 1951,

21 Nov. 1951 Rep., 28 Nov. 1951, 28 Nov. 1951 Rep., 28 Nov. 1951 Rep.,

5 Dec. 1951, 5 Dec. 1951 Rep., 12 Dec. 1951, 12 Dec. 1951 Rep., 19 Dec. 1951,

19 Dec. 1951 Rep., 26 Dec. 1951, 26 Dec. 1951 Rep., 2 Jan. 1952, 9 Jan. 1952,

9 Jan. 1952 Rep., 16 Jan. 1952, 23 Jan. 1952, 30 Jan. 1952, 6 Feb. 1952,

13 Feb. 1952 20 Feb. 1952 27 Feb. 1952 5 Mar. 1952 5 Mar. 1952 Rep.,

12 Mar. 1952, 12 Mar. 1952 Rep., 19 Mar. 1952, 19 Mar. 1952 Rep., 26 Mar. 1952,

26 Mar. 1952 Rep., 2 Apr. 1952, 2 Apr. 1952 Rep., 9 Apr. 1952, 16 Apr. 1952,

16 Apr. 1952 Rep., 23 Apr. 1952, 23 Apr. 1952 Rep., 30 Apr. 1952, 7 May 1952,

7 May 1952 Rep., 14 May 1952, 21 May 1952, 28 May 1952, 4 Jun. 1952,

11 Jun. 1952, 18 Jun. 1952, 25 Jun. 1952,

Guest appearances were as follows:

3 Oct. 1951 Rep., with Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Wyman.

17 Oct. 1951 Rep., with Bob Hope.

24 Oct. 1951 Rep., with Paul Douglas.

31 Oct. 1951 Rep., with Dinah Shore.

7 Nov. 1951 Rep., with Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis.

21 Nov. 1951 Rep., with Alexis Smith, Bert Wheeler.

28 Nov. 1951 Rep., with Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong (No Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires),

5 Dec. 1951 Rep., with James Stewart.

12 Dec. 1951 Rep., with Alexis Smith, Bert Wheeler.

26 Dec. 1951 Rep., with Bob Hope.

2 Jan. 1952 Rep., with Monica Lewis.

16 Jan. 1952 Rep., with Bob Hope.

23 Jan. 1952 Rep., with Paul Douglas.

30 Jan. 1952 Rep., with Bob Burns.

The jingle also appeared in:

25 Dec. 1951 Rep., “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

1 Jan. 1952 “The Bob Hope Show”.

Bob Hope, Chorus, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

SOUTH AMERICA, TAKE IT AWAY

11 Jun. 1946 Rec. L 4178-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Lina Romay, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Lina Romay, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Andrews Sisters, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SOUTH AMERICAN WAY

12 Oct. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rosemary Lane, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SOUTH OF THE BORDER

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

2 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Dec. 1939 Rad. Mr. Jinx Goes To Sea

Orchestra

6 Jan. 1940 Rad. Bob Crosby radio show

Orchestra

13 Oct. 1957 TV. Med. “The Edsel Show”.

Frank Sinatra, Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

15 Jun. 1960 Film Med. "Pepe"

Cantinflas

25 Jan. 1965 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

30 Nov. 1965 Rec. LW(S) 223

Orchestra conducted by Geoff Love

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

SOUTH RAMPART STREET PARADE

5 Sep. 1952 Rec. L 6870-A

The Andrews Sisters, Matty Matlock and his Orchestra

22 Jan. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Feb. 1963 TV. "The Dinah Shore Show"

Dinah Shore, Al Hirt (trumpet), Harry Zimmerman Orchestra

25 Sep. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Louis Armstrong, Phil Harris, the Young Americans, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

SOUTH SEA ISLAND MAGIC

4 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 522-A

4 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 522-B

Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians

20 Aug. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

3 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SOUTH SEA ROSE

11 Feb. 1930 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SOUTH TEXAS QUAIL HUNTING MEDLEY

21 Jan. 1975 Rec. Med.Private recording

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

(= parodies of “Galway Bay”, “Mack The Knife”, “The Surrey With The Fringe On Top” and “The Pleasure Of Your Company”.)

SOUTH WIND

2 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

SOUTHERN MEDLEY

See also: Medley from "Mississippi"

9 May 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Apr. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Lindsay Crosby, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Oct. 1951 Rad. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dinah Shore, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Includes Mississippi mud

SWANEE SHUFFLE

1 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SWEDISH SERENADE, THE See: The Hut-Sut Song

SWEEPIN’ THE CLOUDS AWAY

11 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

SWEET ADELINE

29 Dec. 1938 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Bob Burns, Ken Carpenter, Jack Carson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jed Prouty, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11737

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

SWEET AND LOVELY

12 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

14 Sep. 1931 Rec. E 37156-A

Studio Orchestra

25 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

8 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

28 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

16 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3669

Buddy Cole & His Trio

SWEET AND LOW

10 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SWEET AS A SONG

31 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SWEET BETSY FROM PIKE Also known as: Betsy From Pike

11 Jun. 1947 Rad. Par. See: Philco sung commercial

22 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Burl Ives, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

SWEET CIDER TIME WHEN YOU WERE MINE

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SWEET GENEVIEVE

23 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole; organ

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11753

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

SWEET GEORGIA BROWN

16 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1932 Rec. JC 8592-A

23 Apr. 1932 Rec. JC 8592-B

Isham Jones and his Orchestra

18 May 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

20 Jun. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

5 Feb. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

The Mills Brothers, Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra

19 Oct. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Piano accompaniment

SWEET HAWAIIAN CHIMES

13 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1210-A

Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiian Hotel Orchestra

SWEET IS THE WORD FOR YOU

Nov. 1936- Feb. 1937 Film whi. "Waikiki Wedding"

Nov. 1936- Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

18 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

25 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1937 Rec. DLA 742-A

5 Mar. 1937 Rec. DLA 742-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1937 Rec. Par. DLA 742

Victor Young and his Orchestra

1 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SWEET LADY

26 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

SWEET LEILANI

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Nov. 1936- Feb. 1937 Film "Waikiki Wedding"

Hawaiian Chorus, Orchestra directed by Boris Morros

18 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

23 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 722-A

23 Feb. 1937 Rec. DLA 722-B

Lani McIntire and his Hawaiians

4 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

8 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiian Orchestra

29 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

20 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

17 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1938 Con. Los Angeles Turf Club Ball, Ambassador Hotel.

Harry Owens and his Orchestra

17 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 May 1942 Con. Fair Park Auditorium, Dallas, Texas (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

12 May 1942 Con. Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

8 Aug. 1942 Con. Victory Square, Seattle

Orchestra

12 Aug. 1943 Rad. Frag. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 102

Paul Taylor’s Douglas Aeronaders, the Harry Owens Orchestra

1 Sep. 1944 Con. Warton Air Base, Lancashire. UK

Earl Baxter (accordion), Buck Harris (guiitar)

7 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Round medley

26 Mar. 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Part of Negro spiritual medley

14 May 1929 Rad. Med. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

Part of Negro spiritual medley

21 Apr. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1290-A

25 Apr. 1938 Rec. DLA 1290-B

The Paul Taylor Choristers

17 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Oct. 1942-Feb. 1943 Film "Dixie"

Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

20 Dec. 1943 Rad. Lux Radio Theatre: “Dixie”

Chorus, Orchestra led by Louis Silvers

23 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Aug. 1943-Feb. 1944 Film "Going My Way"

The Robert Mitchell Boys Choir, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

1944 Rec.V-Disc Army 301-B Navy 81-B

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

The original source is unknown

A version with male chorus, piano and Hammond organ was issued on a Sing-Along record, matrix VP1256-B42372

7 Feb. 1944 Rec. L 3307-A

The Williams Brothers Quartet, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Man, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Apr. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1944 Rad. Stars of NBC

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 May 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 44

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 May 1944 Rad. “Command Performance” # 118

The Music Maids and Lee, Meredith Willson and his Orchestra

8 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Men. John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Man, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Jul. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Man, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Aug. 1944 Rad. AEF programme

George Melanchrino and the British Band of the AEF

31 Aug. 1944 Rad. American Band of the AEF

The Crew Chiefs, Glenn Miller and the American Band of the AEF

1 Sep. 1944 Con. Warton Air Base, Lancashire. UK

Earl Baxter (accordion), Buck Harris (guiitar)

12 Oct. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: African Safari

20 Dec. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Crosby Family, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

9 Feb. 1968 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Bugs Bower

20 Apr. 1968 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Joe Bushkin, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

TALKING TO THE MOON

11 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

TALLAHASSEE

26 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4397-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

5 Nov. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

TAMMY

1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

13 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 57

24 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 65

8 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 77

22 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 88

8 Jan. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 101

8 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 125

23 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 137

TANGERINE

17 May 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Aug.-Oct. 1933 Film "Going Hollywood"

Orchestra

22 Oct. 1933 Rec. LA 69-A

22 Oct. 1933 Rec. LA 69-B

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

12 Dec. 1935 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

8 Feb. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Aug. 1943-Feb. 1944 Film "Going My Way"

Music box accompaniment

22 Jun. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 301-B Navy 81-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 22 Jun. 1944

1944/5 Rec. V-Disc Sing-Along With the Stars, part 2

A version with male chorus, piano and Hammond organ was issued on a Sing-Along record, matrix VP-1255-B42371

7 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3456-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

22 Feb. 1956 Rec. 15409-1 ("High Society" Film soundtrack)

Grace Kelly, the MGM Studio Orchestra conducted by Johnny Green

16 Sep. 1956 Con. The Crosby-Harris Show, benefit at McArthur, Northern California

Buddy Cole & His Trio

11 Nov. 1956 TV. “The Ed Sullivan Show”.

Ray Bloch & His Orchestra

31 Dec. 1956 Tex Feldman's Party at Romanoff's

Dean Martin, accompaniment not known

13 Oct. 1957 TV. “The Edsel Show”.

Orchestra directed by Toots Camarata

1 Oct. 1958 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Patti Page, Dean Martin, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1961 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

4 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 396

27 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 413

14 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 447

13 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 468

26 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 500

13 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 532

27 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 565

29 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 587

30 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 631

4 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 657

13 Apr. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

4 Jan. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Bobbie Gentry, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

7 Oct. 1971 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Orchestra directed by Les Brown

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

6 Aug. 1975 TV. A capella Rec date. Pro-Am golf tournament, Hilversum, the Netherlands

12 Nov. 1975 TV. "The Dinah Shore Special"

Dinah Shore, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

5 Apr. 1976 TV. Med. “The Rich Little Show”.

Rich Little, Orchestra

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

Mary Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Mary Frances Crosby, Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

30 Nov. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Jul. 1961 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement.

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

TRUST IN ME

24 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

18 Mar. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

TRUST YOUR DESTINY TO YOUR STAR

27 Dec. 1957 Rec. L 10675

Chorus, Pete King and his Orchestra

TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS

9 Jan. 1933 Rec. B 12857-A

9 Jan. 1933 Rec. B 12857-B

Studio Orchestra

8 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

12 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Raymond Paige

30 Jan. 1945 Rad. Par. My dime

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Apr. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1950s Rad. “The Navy Swings” (with George Fenneman, announcer)

22 Apr. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 110

17 Jun. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 149

19 Jul. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 172

26 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 200

2 Aug. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 444

5 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 26

3 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 144

16 Mar. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 153

21 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 16

1 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 504

30 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 654

17 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

Roy Clark, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 6 Apr. 1955 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

TRY TO REMEMBER

17 Dec. 1969 TV. Med. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

TRYING Also known as: No Use Trying To Forget You

19 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

TU NE PEUX PAS TE FIGURER

16 May 1953 Rec. W 84778-A

Paul Durand et son Grand Orchestre

TUCK ME TO SLEEP IN MY OLD 'TUCKY HOME

4 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

TULIP TIME IN HOLLAND

6 Aug. 1975 TV. a Pro-Am golf tournament, Hilversum, the Netherlands

TUMBLING TUMBLEWEEDS

4 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Feb. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Feb. 1940 Rec. DLA 1919-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jan. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1954 Rec. MG 3675

Buddy Cole & His Trio

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. “The Flip Wilson Show”.

Flip Wilson, George Wyle Orchestra

TURN AROUND

13 Apr. 1970 TV. "Cooling It"

Bernadette Peters, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis.

TURN OFF THE MOON

13 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

3 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

TURN ON THE HEAT

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

4 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

25 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

TWANG TWANG TWANG

1 Oct. 1958 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Patti Page, Dean Martin, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS See: Was The Night Before Christmas, 'T

TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

See also: "Medley Of Service Songs"

6 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Command Performance” (Army Day)

Meredith Willson and his Orchestra and Chorus

V Back to top

VAGABOND DREAMS

11 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Jan. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VALENCIA

4 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1955 Rad. “The Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VALENTINE

See also: Philco sung commercial (21 May 1947)

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

25 Nov. 1967 TV. Par. “The Jackie Gleason Show”.

Jackie Gleason, Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra

VARSITY DRAG, THE

15 Nov. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VAUDEVILLE PARODY

30 Aug. 1942 Con. Bureau of Public Relations Show

30 Aug. 1942 used in Rad. “Command Performance” #30

James Cagney
VAYA CON DIOS

27 Sep. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Dec. 1953 Rec. L 7516-1

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

3 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VENETIAN MOON See: Pale Venetian Moon

VERY THOUGHT OF YOU, THE

18 Sep. 1934 Rad. Frag. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

25 Sep. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1934 Rec. DLA 65-A

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

VICT'RY POLKA

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3198-A

27 Sep. 1943 Rec. L 3198-B

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

30 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Sep. 1943 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Phil Silvers, Ken Carpenter, Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Oct. 1943 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 12

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Oct. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VIE EN ROSE, LA Also known as: Embrasse, Hold Me Close and: Take Me To Your Heart Again

28 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English (as “You’re Too Dangerous, Cherie”)

28 Apr. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Claudette Colbert, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in French

12 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English (as “You’re Too Dangerous, Cherie”)

16 May 1948 Rad. The Edgar Bergen Show

Orchestra

Sung in English (as “You’re Too Dangerous, Cherie”)

26 May 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Sung in English (as “You’re Too Dangerous, Cherie”)

22 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5697-A

Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra

10 Oct. 1950 Rad. "The Bob Hope Show"

Les Brown and His Band of Renown

25 Oct. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Joe Venuti; violin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Marlene Dietrich, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 May 1953 Rec. W 84781-A

Paul Durand et son Grand Orchestre

Sung in French

28 May 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Joe Venuti; violin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Sep. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VILLAGE OF ST. BERNADETTE, THE

1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

7 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 6

28 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 21

8 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 30

26 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 64

26 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 477

6 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 593

VIOLETS AND VIOLINS

12 Mar. 1953 Rec. L 7084-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Oct. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VIOLIN SONG, THE

19 Dec. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Crosby Family, the King Family, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

VIRGINIA LEE

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

VOICE IN THE OLD VILLAGE CHOIR, THE

11 Jul. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

13 Jul. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

VOLARE

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

Apr.-Jun. 1941 Film "Birth Of the Blues"

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra

1941 Rec. V-Disc Army 542-B

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra

Taken from a promotional record for the film

1 Nov. 1941 Rad. "Silver Anniversary of the Blues"

Betty Jane Rhodes, John Scott Trotter and The Frying Pan Eight

1 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Mar. 1942 Rec. DLA 2947-A

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Oct. 1942 Rad “Command Performance” #36.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Sep. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth of the Blues"

Ginny Simms, Wilbur Hatch and his Orchestra

1945 Film Made for the Army Signal Corps. Title ???

Community Sing, with male chorus, piano and Hammond organ, led by Bing.

1945 Rec. Med.V-Disc Army 423-A: Sing-Along with the Stars part 4

Community Sing, with male chorus, piano and Hammond organ, led by Bing.

Taken from the Army Signal Corps film

Also issued on a Sing-Along record matrix VP1254-B42370

4 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eugenie Baird, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Birth Of the Blues"

27 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Oct. 1948 Con. Bellarmine Preparatory School, Santa Clara, California

The Watchamacallits

10 May 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Mary Martin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1951 Rad. Screen Guild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Dinah Shore, Orchestra conducted by Basil Athlam

30 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

The Bell Sisters, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Feb.-Mar. 1957 Rad. “Calling All Hearts”.

Mary Martin, Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Clairol”.

Mary Martin, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Kathryn Crosby, Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Kathryn Crosby, Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

Mary-Frances Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

Harry Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Kathryn Crosby, The Joe Bushkin Quartet

WAITER AND THE PORTER AND THE UPSTAIRS MAID, THE

Apr.-Jun. 1941 Film "Birth Of the Blues"

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden, Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra

1941 Rec. V-Disc Army 542-B

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden, Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra

Taken from a promotional record for the film

26 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2411-A

26 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2411-B

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden, Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1941 Rad. Silver Anniversary of the Blues

Johnny Mercer, Betty Jane Rhodes, John Scott Trotter and the Frying Pan Eight

8 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, Jerry Lester, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Sep. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Ginny Simms, Johnny Mercer, Wilbur Hatch and his Orchestra

4 Jan. 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Johnny Mercer, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Birth Of the Blues"

23 Jan. 1951 Rad. The Screenguild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Dinah Shore, Phil Harris, Orchestra conducted by Basil Athlam

3 Jan. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Mary Costa, Sergio Franchi, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WAITING AT THE END OF THE ROAD

20 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

6 Sep. 1929 Rec. W 148986-?

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

13 Sep. 1929 Rec. W 148986-8

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WAITING AT THE GATE FOR KATE

7 May 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

WAITING FOR THE PAPERS See: I Guess I'll Get The Papers (And Go Home)

WAITING FOR THE ROBERT E. LEE

9 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1949 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1950 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

WAITIN' FOR THE EVENIN' MAIL

8 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

30 Mar. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 355

9 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 383

28 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 419

25 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 438

6 Dec. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 534

4 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 2

7 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 75

8 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 7

27 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 435

17 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 493

26 April 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 564

13 Feb. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 8 Mar. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

WALKING WITH SUSIE

8 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WAKE THE TOWN AND TELL THE PEOPLE

25 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

3 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show" #226

19 Oct. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show" #238

2 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 248

17 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 259

WAKE UP AND LIVE

1936 Rec. Recorded for the Westward Marching and Chowder Company

Jack Benny, Andy Devine, Orchestra

3 Jun. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WAKE UP AND SING

21 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

9 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WALK ME BY THE RIVER

10 Feb. 1953 Rec. L 7046-A

Perry Botkin and his Guitars

8 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Buddy Cole; organ, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WALK TOGETHER, CHILDREN

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11745

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran and his Orchestra

WALKIN' BY THE RIVER

13 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WALKIN' MY BABY BACK HOME

7 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Oct. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Helen O'Connell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WALKIN' ON AIR

26 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WALKING THE FLOOR OVER YOU

27 May 1942 Rec. DLA 2999-A

Bob Crosby's Bob Cats

WALKING WITH SUSIE

6 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WALTZ OF MEMORY, THE

16 Mar. 1942 Rec. DLA 2950-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WALTZ YOU SAVED FOR ME, THE

20 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2057-A

The Paradise Island Trio

12 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “Dinah"

Dinah Shore, Pat Boone, Orchestra

WALTZING IN A DREAM

23 Apr. 1932 Rec. JC 8593-A

Isham Jones and his Orchestra

14 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

WANTED

21 Mar. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WAS IT RAIN?

24 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WAS LAST NIGHT THE LAST NIGHT WITH YOU?

15 Oct. 1947 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WAS THAT THE HUMAN THING TO DO? See: The Human Thing To Do

WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, 'T Also known as: 'T Was The Night Before Christmas (G. I. version)

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. a cap. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Narration

15 Dec. 1974 TV. "Christmas with the Crosbys"

Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (G. I. VERSION), 'T. See: 'T Was The Night Before Christmas

WASHBOARD BLUES

30 Aug. 1975 TV. a cap. "Parkinson!"

WASN'T I THERE?

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Orchestra directed by Van Cleave

WATERMELON WEATHER

16 May 1952 Rec. L 6769-A

Peggy Lee, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

'WAY BACK HOME

17 Jun. 1949 Rec. W 75003-A

Glee Club, Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians

9 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Ella Fitzgerald, the Mills Brothers, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Nov. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1953 Rad. Par. Jack Benny Show

Bob Crosby, Bob Crosby and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Med. The Andy Williams show

Andy Williams, Kate Smith, Allyn Ferguson Orchestra

'WAY DOWN IN JUNGLE TOWN

11 Apr. 1954 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Gary Crosby, Lindsay Crosby, Buddy Cole; piano

'WAY DOWN YONDER IN NEW ORLEANS

12 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

7 May 1943 Con. City Park no. 1 golf course, New Orleans

Tony Romano (guitar)

7 May 1943 Con. City Park Stadium, New Orleans

Tony Romano (guitar)

13 Sep. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Ginny Simms, Johnny Mercer, Wilbur Hatch and his Orchestra

2 Dec. 1943 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers

4 Jan. 1945 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1951 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Birth Of the Blues"

Orchestra conducted by Basil Athlam

4 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

6 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 360

25 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 373

28 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 419

5 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 511

1956 Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

27 Feb. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 140

31 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 67

15 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 100

4 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 396

27 Oct.1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 435

27 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 630

10 Sep.1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 661

28 Jun. 1960 Rec. 60-XY-101

Louis Armstrong, Billy May and his Orchestra

16 Jan. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

10 Sep. 1976 Con. Med. Gala Archdiocesan Charities Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans

Pat Barberot Orchestra

17 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 8 Mar. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

WAY DOWN YONDER IN THE CORNFIELD

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”

The Foursome, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WAY WE WERE, THE

26 Mar. 1976 TV. "The Bell Telephone Jubilee Spectacular"

Liza Minnelli, Marvin Hamlisch (piano), Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

17 Mar. 1976 Con. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

20 Jul. 1976 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Alan Cohen

10 Sep. 1976 Con. Gala Archdiocesan Charities Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans

Pat Barberot Orchestra

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

26 Feb. 1977 Con. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

16 Aug. 1977 Con. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Guildhall, Preston

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Belle Vue, Manchester

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

10 Oct. 1977 Con. The Conference Centre, Brighton

Orchestra conducted by Gordon Rose

WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT, THE

19 Aug. 1936 Rec. DLA 587-A

Dixie Lee Crosby, Victor Young and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

30 Sep. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Feb. 1944 Rad. Treasury Star Parade 345

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Jun. 1944 Rad. The Bakers of America Salute Our Armed Forces

Judy Garland, Ray Noble & His Orchestra

10 May 1945 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

WHEN THE MIDNIGHT CHOO CHOO LEAVES FOR ALABAM

7 Jul. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN THE MOON COMES OVER MADISON SQUARE

May-Jul. 1940 Film "Rhythm On The River"

Orchestra directed by Victor Young

1940 Rad. “Hollywood Is On The Air: Rhythm On The River"

Orchestra directed by Victor Young

3 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2031-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Bing At Del Mar”

John Scott Trotter and his Frying Pan Eight

WHEN THE MOON SHINES

29 Nov. 1920 Con. Gonzaga Glee Club

St. Aloysius Hall, Spokane

WHEN THE ORGAN PLAYED "OH PROMISE ME"

12 Nov. 1937 Rec. DLA 1052-A

Eddie Dunstedter at the organ

9 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Jan. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Jan. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN THE RED, RED ROBIN COMES BOB-BOB-BOBBIN' ALONG

May 1926 Con. Party for the cast of Charlot's Revue.

Al Rinker (piano)

28 Dec.1949 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jun. 1956 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

23 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 436

19 Sep. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 478

2 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 190

22 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 231

13 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 247

14 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 11

30 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 66

22 Jun. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 344

18 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 406

14 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 447

15 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 470

13 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 512

26 Apr. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 564

22 Jun. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 605

30 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 654

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

30 Apr. 1962 Rec. Med. E 12807

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

7 Mar. 1966 TV. Timmy's Easter Parade of Stars

Lucio Agostini and his Orchestra

26 Mar. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

17 Feb. 1969 TV. “The Bob Hope Special”.

Orchestra

17 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of 18 Jun. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

WHEN THE REST OF THE CROWD GOES HOME

20 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

1 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN

See also: Ford sung commercial (2 Oct. 1957)

1 Oct. 1958 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Mahalia Jackson, Buddy Cole and his Orchestra

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11733

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN

22 Dec. 1949 Rec. L 5292-A

The Ken Darby Singers, Rhythm accompaniment

WHEN THE SWALLOWS COME BACK TO CAPISTRANO

18 Jul. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN THE WHITE AZALEAS START BLOOMING

26 Jan. 1942 Rec. DLA 2845-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

WHEN THE WORLD WAS YOUNG

4 Oct. 1951 Rec. L 6464-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Nov. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 July 1953 Con. On board S. S. Liberte liner

Abe Burrows (piano)

WHEN WE'RE ALONE

29 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

29 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

24 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG MAGGIE BLUES

25 Jun. 1938 Con. Westwood Marching and Chowder Club

Ken Murray, Johnny Burke, Orchestra

30 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jack Oakie, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1938 Rad. "The Tommy Dorsey Raleigh Show"

Bing Crosby; drums, Dick Powell; cornet, Ken Murray; clarinet, Shirley Ross; piano, Jack Benny; violin, Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

An instrumental treatment.

22 Mar. 1951 Rec. L 6182-A

Gary Crosby, Matty Matlock and his All Stars

18 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Gary Crosby, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Teresa Brewer, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Med. Par. The Andy Williams show

Andy Williams, Allyn Ferguson Orchestra

9 Oct. 1967 TV. Frag. The Demon Under The Bed

A cappella

5 Apr. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Phillip Crosby, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WHEN YOU DREAM ABOUT HAWAII

11 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 908-A

11 Sep. 1937 Rec. DLA 908-B

Lani McIntire and his Hawaiians

25 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU LOOK IN HER EYES

30 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU MAKE LOVE TO ME

9 Aug. 1946 Rec. L 4259-A

Orchestra directed by Victor Young

WHEN YOU TRIM YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE

16 Nov. 1970 Rec. DL 105

Jack Halloran and the Voices of Christmas, Orchestra conducted by Les Brown

WHEN YOU WERE SWEET SIXTEEN

See also: Ford sung commercial (8 Dec. 1957)

18 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1945 Rec. Publicity Disc for The Great John L

Frances Langford, piano accompaniment

2 Jul. 1945 Rad. Med. “The Bell Telephone Hour”.

Donald Voorhees and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1951 Rad. a cap. Interview

WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP

4 Nov. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jan. 1944 Rad. “G. I. Journal” # 25

Cast & Audience, piano accompaniment

21 May 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Judy Garland, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Dec. 1959 Rec. Med.B 11269

Jack Halloran and his Orchestra and Chorus

WHEN YOU'RE A LONG, LONG WAY FROM HOME

8 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Jan. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2059-A

The Paradise Island Trio

1 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU'RE AS OLD AS I (could this be NO TIME AT ALL?)

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

WHEN YOU'RE AWAY

2 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1605-A

2 Dec. 1938 Rec. DLA 1605-B

Victor Young and his Concert Orchestra

WHEN YOU'RE COUNTING THE STARS ALONE

3 Sep. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Al Rinker, Jack Fulton, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

13 Sep. 1929 Rec. W 149005-3

Al Rinker, Jack Fulton, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

11 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

18 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE

27 Dec. 1955 Rec. L 8896-A

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

10 Mar. 1956 TV. High Tor

Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH THE LOVER YOU LOVE

26 Jan. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, Accordion and Rhythm accompaniment

WHEN YOU'RE SMILING See also: Music To Shave By

4 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHEN YOU'RE WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE (Also known as “Someone You Love”)

29 Dec. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

13 Jan. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 300

1 Feb. 1956 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 313

13 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #321

20 Feb. 1956 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" #326

3 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 357

30 Apr. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 376

7 Jun. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 404

31 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 442

WHEN YUBA PLAYS THE RUMBA ON THE TUBA

4 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

16 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

WHERE ARE YOU? (ADAMSON, MCHUGH)

12 Mar. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

27 May 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Paul Taylor Choristers, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

10 Jun. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

(WHERE ARE YOU) NOW THAT I NEED YOU See: Now That I Need You

(WHERE ARE YOU) GIRL OF MY DREAMS

13 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

11 May 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

8 Jun. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

WHERE ARE YOU TONIGHT?

11 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT?

20/28 Dec. 1960 Rec. Med.C 11739

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Jack Halloran

WHERE DO I GO FROM YOU?

23 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

6 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHERE IS CENTRAL PARK?

Apr. 1938 Rec. B 6561

Orchestra

Deleted from the Film "Sing You Sinners"

WHERE IS THE SONG OF SONGS FOR ME?

27 Aug. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Mildred Bailey, Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHERE IS YOUR HEART? See: Song From Moulin Rouge

WHERE MY CARAVAN HAS RESTED

13 Jul. 1946 Rec. L 4228-A

Jascha Heifetz; violin, Victor Young and his Orchestra

WHERE OR WHEN?

14 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Feb. 1960 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1960 Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

14 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 11

23 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 61

17 Aug. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 123

25 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 172

9 Nov. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 444

15 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 470

21 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 538

29 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 587

10 Sep. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 661

17 Jan. 1979 Rec. The radio recording of Feb. 1960 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

WHERE THE BLACK-EYED SUSANS GROW

5 Feb. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Beatrice Lillie, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHERE THE BLUE OF THE NIGHT Bing's theme song

See also: Sing Soft, Sing Sweet, Sing Gentle, When The Blue Of The Night, Blue Of The Night, Where The Green Of The Night and Philco sung commercial (26 May 1948)

3 Nov. 1931 – 27 Feb. 1932

All the radio shows in the series “The Cremo Singer” included a fragment of the song, with an orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton.

They ran daily except Sundays continuously from 3 November 1931 to 27 Feb. 1932, although it is possible that Bing did not appear in the last show.

23 Nov. 1931 Rec. E 37373-A

23 Nov. 1931 Rec. E 37373-B

Studio Orchestra

21 Jan. 1932 Rad. Stepping Out

Orchestra

29 Jan. 1932-4 Feb. 1932 Con. The Paramount, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

29 April- May 5, 1932 Shea's Buffalo, New York

Eddie Lang (guitar); Charles Manning Orchestra

Jul. 1932 Film “Blue Of The Night”

Orchestra

Jul.-Aug. 1932 Film Frag. "The Big Broadcast"

Orchestra

Jul.-Aug. 1932 Film. Rep. Frag. "The Big Broadcast"

Orchestra

Jul.-Aug. 1932 Film Rep. Frag. "The Big Broadcast"

Orchestra

25 Nov. 1932- 1 Dec. 1932 Con. Carman Theatre, Philadelphia

Eddie Lang; guitar, Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

4 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

1 Feb. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

1 Apr. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

21 Oct. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Mar. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jun. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Akim Tamiroff, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2058-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1942-1943

The following radio shows in the “Kraft Music Hall” series included the song with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra:

12 Mar. 1942, 19 Mar. 1942, 30 Apr. 1942, 1 Oct. 1942, 28 Jan. 1943.

8 Aug. 1942 Con. Victory Square, Seattle, Washington

Orchestra

13 Oct. 1942 Rad. Frag. “Command Performance” # 36

Orchestra

13 Aug. 1943 Rad. Med. Par. “Command Performance” # 81

Orchestra

1943

The following radio shows in the “Kraft Music Hall” series included the song with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, with whistling were indicated:

2 Sep. 1943 whi., 30 Sep. 1943 whi., 21 Oct. 1943, 7 Dec. 1943,

1 Feb. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Command Performance” # 104

1944

The following radio shows in the “Kraft Music Hall” series included the song with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, with whistling were indicated:

9 Mar. 1944 whi., 13 Jul. 1944 whi., 27 Jul. 1944 whi.,

9 Nov. 1944 – Mar. 1946

From this date the song was adopted as the introductory signature tune in the “Kraft Music Hall” series and the following radio shows included the song in fragmentary form with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, with whistling were indicated: However Bing invariably sang the words “When the blue --”

9 Nov. 1944, 9 Nov. 1944 whi., 16 Nov. 1944, 23 Nov. 1944, 30 Nov. 1944,

7 Dec. 1944, 14 Dec. 1944, 21 Dec. 1944, 28 Dec. 1944, 4 Jan. 1945,

11 Jan. 1945, 18 Jan. 1945, 25 Jan. 1945, 1 Feb. 1945, 8 Feb. 1945,

15 Feb. 1945, 1 Mar. 1945, 8 Mar. 1945, 15 Mar. 1945, 22 Mar. 1945,

5 Apr. 1945, 19 Apr. 1945, 26 Apr. 1945, 3 May 1945, 10 May 1945,

17 May 1945, 28 Jun. 1945, 7 Feb. 1946, 14 Feb. 1946, 21 Feb. 1946,

28 Feb. 1946, 7 Mar. 1946, 14 Mar. 1946, 21 Mar. 1946, 28 Mar. 1946,

4 Apr. 1946, 11 Apr. 1946, 18 Apr. 1946, 2 May 1946, 9 May 1946,

1945

The following shows in the AFRS “Personal Album” series all included the song with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, with whistling

1945 #583, 1945 #587, 1945 #587, 1945 #591, 1945 #591

5 Feb. 1945 Rad. Frag. "Cavalcade of America: Road to Berlin"

Robert Armbruster and his Orchestra

29 Mar. 1945, Rad. Frag. “Kraft Music Hall”. .

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jul. 1945 Rec. L 3897-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Sep. 1945 Rad. Frag. “Music For Millions”

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra.

14 Mar. 1946 Rad. Frag. “AFRS Music Hall” #17

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra.

16 Oct. 1946 – 1 Jun. 1949 “Philco Radio Time”

The song was also used as the introductory signature tune in the “Philco Radio Time” series and the following radio shows included the song in fragmentary form with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, with whistling were indicated:

16 Oct. 1946, 16 Oct. 1946 whi., 23 Oct. 1946, 30 Oct. 1946,

30 Oct. 1946 whi., 6 Nov. 1946, 6 Nov. 1946 whi., 13 Nov. 1946,

13 Nov. 1946 whi.., 20 Nov. 1946, 20 Nov. 1946 whi., 27 Nov. 1946,

27 Nov. 1946 whi., 11 Dec. 1946, 18 Dec. 1946, 25 Dec. 1946,

1 Jan. 1947 whi., 8 Jan. 1947, 15 Jan. 1947, 22 Jan. 1947, 29 Jan. 1947,

5 Feb. 1947 whi., 12 Feb. 1947, 19 Feb. 1947 whi., 26 Feb. 1947 whi.,

5 Mar. 1947, 12 Mar. 1947, 19 Mar. 1947, 26 Mar. 1947, 9 Apr. 1947 whi.,

16 Apr. 1947 whi., 23 Apr. 1947, 30 Apr. 1947, 7 May 1947, 14 May 1947,

14 May 1947 whi., 21 May 1947, 28 May 1947, 28 May 1947 whi.,

4 Jun. 1947, 4 Jun. 1947 whi., 11 Jun. 1947, 11 Jun. 1947 whi.,

18 Jun. 1947, 1 Oct. 1947 whi., 8 Oct. 1947 whi., 15 Oct. 1947, 22 Oct. 1947,

29 Oct. 1947 whi., 5 Nov. 1947, 12 Nov. 1947, 19 Nov. 1947 whi.,

26 Nov. 1947, 3 Dec. 1947, 10 Dec. 1947, 17 Dec. 1947 whi., 24 Dec. 1947,

(repeat of “Philco Radio Time”of 25 Dec. 1946), 7 Jan. 1948,

14 Jan. 1948, 21 Jan. 1948, 28 Jan. 1948, 4 Feb. 1948 whi., 11 Feb. 1948,

18 Feb. 1948 whi., 25 Feb. 1948, 3 Mar. 1948, 10 Mar. 1948, 24 Mar. 1948,

31 Mar. 1948, 7 Apr. 1948, 14 Apr. 1948, 21 Apr. 1948, 28 Apr. 1948,

5 May 1948, 12 May 1948, 19 May 1948, 26 May 1948, 2 Jun. 1948,

29 Sep. 1948, 6 Oct. 1948, 13 Oct. 1948, 20 Oct. 1948, 27 Oct. 1948,

3 Nov. 1948, 10 Nov. 1948, 17 Nov. 1948, 24 Nov. 1948, 1 Dec. 1948,

8 Dec. 1948, 15 Dec. 1948, 22 Dec. 1948, 12 Jan. 1949, 19 Jan. 1949,

26 Jan. 1949, 2 Feb. 1949, 9 Feb. 1949, 16 Feb. 1949, 23 Feb. 1949,

2 Mar. 1949, 9 Mar. 1949, 16 Mar. 1949, 23 Mar. 1949, 30 Mar. 1949,

6 Apr. 1949, 13 Apr. 1949, 20 Apr. 1949, 27 Apr. 1949, 4 May 1949,

11 May 1949, 18 May 1949, 25 May 1949 whi., 1 Jun. 1949,

The theme tune fragments in the following shows had special features

4 Dec. 1946 Rad. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Apr. 1947, Rad. Frag. “Philco Radio Time”.

Perry Botkin; banjo

1 Oct. 1947, Rad. Frag. “Philco Radio Time”.

Perry Botkin; guitar

8 Oct. 1947 Rad. a cap. Par. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jimmy Durante

17 Mar. 1948 Rad. Frag. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Bing sings: “Where the Green Of The Night” on this show

14 Feb. 1947 Rad. Frag. Here's to Veterans 34

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Mar. 1947 Rad. a cap. Telecon interview, 2AW Australia, conducted by Hugh Dash

Dec. 1947 Rad. Frag. The Los Angeles Tuberculosis and Health Association show

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1948? Rad. AFRS 177

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1948 Rad. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Red Cross Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1948 Rad. Frag. A question of piano's

Piano accompaniment

21 Sep. 1948 Con. Frag. Vancouver reception

Fireman’s Band

4 Feb. 1949 Rad. Med. Par. "Club Durante"

Jimmy Durante, Roy Bargy and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1949 - 25 Jun. 1952 “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”

The song was also used as the introductory signature tune in the “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield” series and the following radio shows included the song in fragmentary form with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra. The shows closed with a purely orchestral version.

21 Sep. 1949 # 1, 28 Sep. 1949 # 2, 5 Oct. 1949 # 3, 12 Oct. 1949 # 4, 19 Oct. 1949 # 5,

26 Oct. 1949 # 6, 2 Nov. 1949 # 7, 9 Nov. 1949 # 8, 16 Nov. 1949 # 9, 23 Nov. 1949 # 10,

30 Nov. 1949 # 11, 7 Dec. 1949 # 12, 14 Dec. 1949 # 13, 21 Dec. 1949 # 14,

28 Dec. 1949 # 15, 4 Jan. 1950 # 16, 11 Jan. 1950 # 17, 18 Jan. 1950 # 18,

25 Jan. 1950 # 19, 1 Feb. 1950 # 20, 8 Feb. 1950 # 21, 15 Feb. 1950 # 22,

22 Feb.1950 # 23, 1 Mar. 1950 # 24, 8 Mar. 1950 # 25, 15 Mar. 1950 # 26,

22 Mar. 1950 # 27, 29 Mar. 1950 # 28, 5 Apr. 1950 # 29, 12 Apr. 1950 # 30,

19 Apr. 1950 # 31, 26 Apr. 1950 # 32, 3 May 1950 # 33, 10 May 1950 # 34,

17 May 1950 # 35, 24 May 1950 # 36, 11 Oct. 1950 # 37, 18 Oct. 1950 # 38,

25 Oct. 1950 # 39, 1 Nov. 1950 # 40, 8 Nov. 1950 # 41, 15 Nov. 1950 # 42,

22 Nov. 1950 # 43, 29 Nov. 1950 # 44, 6 Dec. 1950 # 45, 13 Dec. 1950 # 46,

20 Dec. 1950 # 47, 27 Dec. 1950 # 48, 3 Jan. 1951 # 49, 10 Jan. 1951 # 50,

17 Jan. 1951 # 51, 24 Jan. 1951 # 52, 31 Jan. 1951 # 53, 7 Feb. 1951 # 54,

14 Feb. 1951 # 55, 21 Feb. 1951 # 56, 28 Feb. 1951 # 57, 7 Mar. 1951 # 58,

14 Mar. 1951 # 59, 21 Mar. 1951 # 60, 28 Mar. 1951 # 61, 4 Apr. 1951 # 62,

11 Apr. 1951 # 63, 18 Apr. 1951 # 64, 25 Apr. 1951 # 65, 2 May 1951 # 66,

9 May 1951 # 67, 16 May 1951 # 68, 23 May 1951 # 69, 30 May 1951 # 70,

6 Jun. 1951 # 71, 13 Jun. 1951 # 72, 20 Jun. 1951 # 73, 27 Jun. 1951 # 74,

3 Oct. 1951 # 75, 10 Oct. 1951 # 76, 17 Oct. 1951 # 77, 24 Oct. 1951 # 78,

31 Oct. 1951 # 79, 7 Nov. 1951 # 80, 14 Nov. 1951 # 81, 21 Nov. 1951 # 82,

28 Nov. 1951 # 83, 5 Dec. 1951 # 84, 12 Dec. 1951 # 85, 19 Dec. 1951 # 86,

26 Dec. 1951 # 87, 2 Jan. 1952 # 88, 9 Jan. 1952 # 89, 16 Jan. 1952 # 90,

23 Jan. 1952 # 91, 30 Jan. 1952 # 92, 6 Feb. 1952 # 93, 13 Feb. 1952 # 94,

20 Feb. 1952 # 95, 27 Feb. 1952 # 96, 5 Mar. 1952 # 97, 12 Mar. 1952 # 98,

19 Mar. 1952 # 99, 26 Mar. 1952 # 100, 2 Apr. 1952 # 101, 9 Apr. 1952 # 102,

16 Apr. 1952 # 103, 23 Apr. 1952 # 104, 30 Apr. 1952 # 105, 7 May 1952 # 106,

14 May 1952 # 107, 21 May 1952 # 108, 28 May 1952 # 109, 4 Jun. 1952 # 110,

11 Jun. 1952 # 111, 18 Jun. 1952 # 112, 25 Jun. 1952 # 113,

9 Oct. 1952 – 2 Jul. 1953 “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”

Again the song appeared in the first season of the General Electric series of shows in identical manner, appearing in all the following shows:

9 Oct. 1952, 16 Oct. 1952, 23 Oct. 1952, 13 Nov. 1952, 20 Nov. 1952, 27 Nov. 1952,

4 Dec. 1952, 11 Dec. 1952, 18 Dec. 1952, 25 Dec. 1952, 1 Jan. 1953, 8 Jan. 1953,

15 Jan. 1953, 22 Jan. 1953, 29 Jan. 1953, 5 Feb. 1953, 12 Feb. 1953, 19 Feb. 1953,

26 Feb. 1953, 5 Mar. 1953, 12 Mar. 1953, 19 Mar. 1953, 26 Mar. 1953, 2 Apr. 1953,

9 Apr. 1953, 16 Apr. 1953, 23 Apr. 1953, 30 Apr. 1953, 7 May 1953, 14 May 1953,

21 May 1953, 28 May 1953, 4 Jun. 1953, 11 Jun. 1953, 18 Jun. 1953, 25 Jun. 1953,

2 Jul. 1953,

The second season of the General Electric series dropped any sung signature tune.

1953 Rad. a cap. "The Bob Hope Red Cross Show"

Dec. 1953 Rad. Frag. "The Bing Crosby Christmas Seals Show"

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3669

Buddy Cole & His Trio

13 Apr. 1955 Rad. Frag. The American Cancer Society's All Star Revue

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Feb.-Mar. 1957 Rad. Frag. “Calling All Hearts”.

Orchestra

1958 Rec. Frag. Par. Message to the British Bing Crosby Society

Buddy Cole; piano

Opening song

1958 Rec. Frag. Message to the British Bing Crosby Society

Closing song

22 Nov. 1958 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show for Timex”.

Dean Martin, David Rose Orchestra

29 Sep. 1959 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”

Joe Bushkin, piano.

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall”.

Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

5 Oct. 1960 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1960 Rad. whi. Interview by Derek Hart

1961 Rad. Frag. Interview for Radio Erin

Unknown accompaniment

26 Dec. 1961 Rad. Frag. ? (A DJ programme hosted by Bing)

Piano accompaniment

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Frag. The Andy Williams show

Allyn Ferguson Orchestra

14 Jan. 1967 TV. Par. “Hollywood Palace”.

Jimmy Durante, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

13 Jan. 1968 TV. Frag. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

23 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. The Pearl Bailey show

Louis Armstrong, Andy Williams, Louis Bellson Orchestra

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

4 Aug. 1974 TV. Med. Bing and friends

Bob Hope, Sandy Duncan, Pearl Bailey, Orchestra

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Rep. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

21 Apr. 1976 TV. Frag. “The Bob Hope Special”.

Les Brown & His Band of Renown

24-25 Jun. 1976 Con. a cap. The London Palladium

3 Dec. 1976 TV. Med. “Joe Franklin's TV Show"

Orchestra

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. A capella Rec. date “Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas”

WHERE THE BUTTERFLIES KISS THE BUTTERCUPS GOODNIGHT

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHERE THE GREEN OF THE NIGHT See: Where The Blue Of The Night (17 Mar. 1948)

WHERE THE MORNING GLORIES GROW

16 Jan. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Paul Smith

4 Sep. 1975 TV. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Paul Smith; piano

5 Mar. 1976 TV. "The Tonight Show"

Orchestra

21 Apr. 1976 TV. “The Bob Hope Special”.

Les Brown & His Band of Renown

2 Jun. 1976 Con. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. The London Palladium

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. The Usher Hall

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

26 Nov. 1976 Con. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. The Uris Theatre, New York

Orchestra conducted by Billy Byers

WHERE THE RAINBOW ENDS

12 Feb. 1968 Rec. 0755-3

Orchestra conducted by Bugs Bower

20 Apr. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WHERE THE RED, RED ROSES GROW

20 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS

9 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2262-A

The King's Men, Victor Young and his Orchestra

WHERE THE SHY LITTLE VIOLETS GROW

19 Feb. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

5 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

19 Mar. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

16 Apr. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys

WHERE THE TURF MEETS THE SURF

16 Aug. 1940 Rad. “Bing At Del Mar”

Mary Martin, Pat O'Brien, Lillian Cornell, Victor Schertzinger, William LeBaron, Ken Carpenter, John Scott Trotter and his Frying Pan Eight

5 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2505-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

ca. 1975 Rec. Recording for use at Del Mar Racetrack. (38 seconds only)

Small instrumental group.

WHERE WERE YOU LAST NIGHT?

5 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Cass Daley, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHEREVER WE GO See: Together Wherever We Go

WHIFFENPOOF SONG

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

25 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film "Holiday Inn"

Martha Mears, Piano accompaniment

Nov. 1941-Feb. 1942 Film Rep. "Holiday Inn"

Martha Mears, Orchestra directed by Robert Emmett Dolan

29 May 1942 Rec. DLA 3009-A

29 May 1942 Rec. DLA 3009-B

The Ken Darby Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Aug. 1942 Rad. Holiday Inn Radio Preview (broadcast date, previously transcribed)

Bobby Dolan and his Orchestra

6 Sep. 1942 Con. Inverness Country Club, Toledo, Ohio

Eddy Brandt Orchestra

8 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1942 Rad. Song Sheet (AFRS)

Piano accompaniment

22 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Nov. 1942 Con. Claremont Country Club, Oakland, CA

Piano accompaniment

4 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Mail Call” # 11

Betty Rhodes, AFRS Orchestra

4 Nov. 1942 Rad. “Mail Call” # 11 (reprise)

AFRS Orchestra

3 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1942 Rad. The Mayor of the Town

Orchestra

26 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Soldiers with Wings"

Major Eddie Dunstedter and the Army Air Force Orchestra

11 Jan. 1943 Rad. The Screen Guild Players' "Holiday Inn"

Dinah Shore, Orchestra led by Wilbur Hatch

11 Jan. 1943 Rad. Rep. The Screen Guild Players' "Holiday Inn"

Dinah Shore, Chorus, Orchestra led by Wilbur Hatch

7 May 1943 Con. City Park Stadium, New Orleans

Tony Romano (guitar)

16 May 1943 Con. I Am an American Day, Soldier Field, Chicago

Unknown acompaniment

23 May 1943 Con. Memphis Country Club

WMC Staff Orchestra

24 May 1943 Con. Griffith Stadium, Washington D.C

Orchestra

30 May 1943 Con. Capitol City Country Club, Atlanta, Georgia

Orchestra

1 Jun. 1943 Con. Bechtel-McOne-Parsons plant, Birmingham, Alabama

Dewitt Shaw Orchestra

1 Jun. 1943 Con. Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia

Piano accompaniment

July 1943 Con. Naval Training Station, San Diego

The Charioteers

20 Oct. 1943 Rad. "Mail Call" #61

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1943 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 97

Dinah Shore, The 370th Army Air Force Band conducted by M/Sgt. Skinnay Ennis

24 Dec. 1943 Con. Hollywood Canteen

Piano accompaniment

25 Dec. 1943 Rad. Elgin Watch Show

Orchestra

27 Dec. 1943 Con. Los Angeles Times National Sports Award Dinner

Piano accompaniment

27 Aug. 1944 Rad. Variety Bandbox

Jack Russin; piano

30 Aug.1944 Rec. date For Radio show “A Soldier And A Song” broadcast 3 Sep. 1944.

The Glenn Miller Army Air Force Orchestra

31 Aug. 1944 Con. Opening of the Stage Door Canteen, London

Jack Russin; piano

10 Sep. 1944 Con. For 3rd Army personnel, France

with small group

12 Oct. 1944 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Nov. 1944 Rad. Let’s Talk Turkey To Japan (Sixth War Loan Drive programme)

NBC Orchestra

9 Dec. 1944 Rad. AFRS Christmas special

Chorus, Orchestra

14 Dec. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Holiday Inn"

1945 Rec. V-Disc Army 441-B Navy 221-B

Charles Henderson and the Kraft Choir, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 14 Dec. 1944

Dec. 1944 Rec. La Parade Des Stars (Office of War Information disc)

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra

24 Dec. 1944 Rad. Philco Radio Hall of Fame

The King's Men, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1944 Rad. Elgin Christmas Party

Louis Silvers Orchestra & Chorus

5 Feb. 1945 Rad. “Cavalcade of America: The Road To Berlin”

Guitar accompaniment

Jul.-Sep. 1945 Film. "Blue Skies"

Orchestra conducted by Robert Emmett Dolan

2 Sep. 1945 Rad. “Command Performance Victory Extra”

AFRS Orchestra

22 Dec. 1945 Rad. "Atlantic Spotlight"

Guitar accompaniment

5 Dec. 1946 Con. National Association of Professional Base Ball Players dinner

Orchestra

18 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

25 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

1946 Rad. V-Disc Army 797-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra and Chorus

Taken from “Philco Radio Time” of 25 Dec. 1946

19 Mar. 1947 Rec. L 4374-A

The Ken Darby Singers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1947 Rad. a cap. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson

22 Nov. 1947 Con. St. John's Hospital Benefit, Beverly Hills Hotel

Piano accompaniment

Dec. 1947 Rad. a cap. Telecon interview, 3XY Melbourne

17 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

This show is a repeat of “Philco Radio Time” of 25 Dec. 1946

7 Apr. 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Peggy Lee, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 Dec. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1948 Rad. Christmas Festival

Cesar Petrillo Orchestra

1949 Rad. “Christmas Seals Program”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1949 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1950 Rad. a cap. Salute to Bing Crosby

From an interview by telephone recorded 19 Dec. 1950

19 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Sep. 1952 Con. "Sunday with the Stars", Stoll Theatre, London

Pat Dodd; piano

4 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jun. 1953 TV. “Ford Automobile 50th Anniversary Celebration”.

guitar accompaniment

Sep.-Nov. 1953 Film a cap. "White Christmas"

Sep.-Nov. 1953 Film "White Christmas"

Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Gloria Wood, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Joseph J. Lilley

13 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Ella Fitzgerald, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Apr. 1954 Rec. L 7622-A

Danny Kaye, Peggy Lee, Trudy Stevens, Chorus, Joseph J. Lilley and his Orchestra

17 Oct. 1954 TV “Toast Of The Town” (CBS)

Unknown accompaniment

24 Dec. 1955 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1956 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

20 Dec. 1957 TV. “Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank” (ABC).

Frank Sinatra, Chorus, Orchestra directed by Nelson Riddle

24 Dec. 1957 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

Dec. 1958 TV. USO Christmas Show (lip synches to 24 Dec. 1955 recording)

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1958 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1959 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1960 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1961 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show” (Wembley)

Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

24 Dec. 1961 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1962 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for Clairol”.

Mary Martin, Orchestra conducted by Andre Previn

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

The Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

21 Dec. 1964 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 Dec. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

16 Nov. 1966 TV. Frag. The Bob Hope Comedy Special

Les Brown and his Band of Renown

24 Dec. 1966 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

20 Dec. 1967 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

5 May 1968 TV. “The Ed Sullivan Show”.

Harry James Orchestra

21 Dec. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

17 Dec. 1969 TV. “Bing and Carol: Together Again For The First Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Jun. 1970 TV. Sabados Circulares de Mancera (Channel 13, Argentina)

Rhythm accompaniment

16 Dec. 1970 TV. The Bing Crosby Christmas Show

The Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Dick Debenedictis

14 Dec. 1971 TV. “Bing Crosby and the Sounds of Christmas”.

Mary Costa, Robert Goulet, the Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

16 Dec. 1971 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

10 Dec. 1972 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Cast, Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

23 Dec. 1972 TV. "Parkinson!"

Organ accompaniment

9 Dec. 1973 TV. “Bing Crosby’s Sun Valley Christmas Show”.

The Crosby Family, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Orchestra

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

15 Dec. 1974 TV. “Christmas with the Bing Crosbys”.

Chorus, Orchestra directed by Peter Matz

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano, Jack Fisher Band

25 Dec. 1974 TV. The Kathryn Crosby Show

Piano accompaniment

25 Dec. 1974 TV. The Kathryn Crosby Show

The Golden Gate Voices, Piano accompaniment

12 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “Dinah"

Dinah Shore, Phil Harris

Cast sings along with Bing's 1947 recording

6 Aug. 1975 TV. a cap. Pro-Am golf tournament, Hilversum, the Netherlands

Audience

3 Dec. 1975 TV. "Merry Christmas Fred, from the Crosbys"

Fred Astaire, the Young Americans, Orchestra directed by Ian Fraser

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

19 Oct. 1976 Rec.

Piano accompaniment

A 48-second version intended for inclusion on the London Palladium LP

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

1 Dec. 1976 TV. “Bing Crosby’s White Christmas”.

Orchestra conducted by Peter Knight

6 Dec. 1976 TV. An Hour with Bing & Kathryn Crosby - AM New York

unknown accompaniment

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15 Dec. 1976 TV. City Hall Christmas Tree lighting ceremony

Unknown accompaniment

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

The Crosby Family, Bob Moonan; piano

25 Dec. 1976 TV. “New York, New York” (NDR Germany)

Joe Bushkin (piano)

26 Dec. 1976 Rad. a cap. Interview for Capitol Radio, London

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Rec date. "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER, THE Also known as: (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

1 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1942 Con. Municipal Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

10 May 1942 Con. Shrine Auditorium, Des Moines, Iowa (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

11 May 1942 Con. Fair Park Auditorium, Dallas, Texas (Hollywood Victory Caravan)

Orchestra led by Alfred Newman

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

WHITE DOVE, THE

4 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHITE WORLD OF WINTER, THE

28 Sep. 1965 Rec. HX 3752

Chorus, Orchestra conducted by Sonny Burke

25 Dec. 1965 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WHITHER THOU GOEST

4 Dec. 1954 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

22 Dec. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 23

10 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 36

28 Jan. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 50

9 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 58

21 Feb. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 66

18 Mar. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 85

8 Aug. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 186

23 Nov. 1955 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 263

27 Jul. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 108

23 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 520

February, 1955 Rad. "Sunday in Hollywood" (broadcast in 1956)

Unaccompanied

WHO?

6 Oct. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Judy Garland, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHO BLEW OUT THE FLAME?

1 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHO CALLS?

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2398-A

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2398-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

11 Dec. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Jan. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHO GAVE YOU THE ROSES?

23 Sep. 1954 Rec. L 7933

The Jud Conlon Choir, Alfred Newman and his Orchestra

WHO PAID THE RENT FOR MRS. RIP VAN WINKLE? Also known as: Rip van Winkle and: Mrs. Rip van Winkle

5 Mar. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1947 Rad. Rep. “Philco Radio Time”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN MRS. MURPHY'S CHOWDER?

6 Dec. 1945 Rec. W 73221-A

6 Dec. 1945 Rec. Par. W 73221-BB

The Jesters, Bob Haggart and his Orchestra

WHO WOULDN'T LOVE YOU?

17 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF?

See also: I Positively Refuse To Sing (medley)

9 Sep. 1943 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

6 Apr. 1944 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR?

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Par. “Command Performance” # 166: Dick Tracy in B-flat

Dinah Shore, AFRS Orchestra

= Barnacle Bill the Sailor

WHO'S SORRY NOW?

17 Aug. 1945 Rec. L 3919

Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra

5 Sep. 1945 Rec. L 3950-A

Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra

WHO'S YOUR LITTLE WHO-ZIS?

7 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

21 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

14 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WHOSE DREAM ARE YOU?

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Rec date. “Command Performance” # 166: Dick Tracy in B-flat

Orchestra

15 Feb. 1945 Rad. Rep. Rec date. “Command Performance” # 166: Dick Tracy in B-flat

Orchestra

12 Jul. 1945 Rec. L 3890-A

The Les Paul Trio

WHY CAN'T THIS NIGHT GO ON FOREVER?

1 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

15 Apr. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Raymond Paige

WHY CAN'T YOU BEHAVE?

4 Jan. 1949 Rec. L 4857-A

Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

30 Mar. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

25 May 1949 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Buddy Cole; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHY CRY BABY?

15 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

12 Jun. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHY DANCE?

24 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

22 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

WHY DID I EVER LEAVE WYOMING?

11 Dec. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Jerry Colonna, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHY DID I TELL YOU I WAS GOING TO SHANGHAI? See: Shanghai

WHY DID IT HAVE TO BE ME?

13 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

25-30 Dec 1931 Con. The Paramount Theatre, New York

Frances Faye, Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

28 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

13 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WHY DID YOU - also known as (You Made Me Love You) Why Did You?

7 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

28 Jan. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

18 Mar. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHY DO I LIKE YOU?

3 Mar. 1945 Rec. L 3746-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHY DO I LOVE YOU? See: Showboat selection

WHY DON'T THEY PLAY WITH ME

2 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Frank Morgan, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WHY DON'T WE DO THIS MORE OFTEN?

13 Nov. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Lena Horne, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

WHY DON'T YOU BELIEVE ME?

5 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

19 Feb. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WHY DON'T YOU DO RIGHT?

See also: Ford sung commercial (16 Apr. 1958, 27 Apr. 1958, 30 Apr. 1958, 17 Jun. 1958, 6 Jul. 1958, 11 Jul. 1958, 13 Jul. 1958, 27 Jul. 1958, 17 Aug. 1958)

WHY DON'T YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH ME?

10 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Margaret Lenhart, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids & Hal, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids & Phil, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Jan. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids & Phil, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Nov. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Bing's contribution consists of spoken comments only

WHY? (IS THERE A RAINBOW IN THE SKY)

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WHY MUST LOVE BE SUCH A RANDOM THING?

See “Love Is A Random Thing”

WHY REMIND ME?

1 Feb. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Feb. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WILD HORSES

16 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Apr. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 May 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 May 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WILDFLOWER

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Rose Bampton, Bob Burns (bazooka), John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1948 Rad. Med. “Philco Radio Time”.

Oscar Levant; vocal and piano

WILHELMINA

29 Mar. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Apr. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WILL YOU

3 Dec. 1936 Rad. "Kraft Music Hall"

Gene Raymond (piano)

WILL YOU COME TO THE BOWER?

21 Jul. 1959 Rec. K2PB 5786

Chorus, Bob Thompson and his Orchestra

WILL YOU STILL BE MINE?

4 Apr. 1958 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

12 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 199

3 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 216

29 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 236

29 Feb. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 1

9 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 8

4 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 26

23 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 61

20 Sep. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 147

12 Apr. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 293

WILLOW, TIT WILLOW See: Rainbow tint rinse sung commercial

WILLOW WEEP FOR ME

1 Feb. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL

31 Dec. 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Dorothy Collins, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

WINTER WONDERLAND

8 Jan. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1942 Rad. “Soldiers with Wings"

Major Eddie Dunstedter and the Army Air Force Orchestra

5 Oct. 1962 Rec. E 12900

Orchestral and Choral arrangements by Bob Thompson, Jack Halloran and Peter Matz

24 Dec. 1962 Rad. “A Christmas Sing With Bing”.

Rosemary Clooney, Johnny Mercer, the Norman Luboff Choir, Paul Weston and his Orchestra

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

6-9 Sep. 1977 TV. Med.rec. date "Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas"

Kathryn Crosby, Orchestra conducted by Ian Fraser

WISH YOU WERE HERE

23 Oct. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Jan. 1953 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WISHING (WILL MAKE IT SO)

13 Apr. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 May 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

8 Jun. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21-22 Jun. 1962 Rec. Med.Vocal recorded over previously recorded orchestra.

Orchestra and chorus led by Ivor Raymond. Recording made 16-19 Mar. 1962

WISTFUL AND BLUE

22 Dec. 1926 Rec. A 37285-4

Al Rinker, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WITCHCRAFT

3 Apr. 1958 Rec. date. For radio use Palm Springs

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

22 May 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 206

13 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 223

19 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 251

4 Aug. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 265

31 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” #

6 Apr. 1960 Rad. The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney show 28

31 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 176

25 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 433

16 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 578

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WITH A DIME IN MY POCKET

4 Jul. 1932 Rad. Unsponsored 15 minute radio show for CBS

Lennie Hayton (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)

WITH A HEY! AND A HI! AND A HO! HO! HO!

7 Jan. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Jan. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

The Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WITH A HOOP AND A HOLLER See: A Dime And A Dollar

WITH A LITTLE BIT OF LUCK

5 Apr. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Sally Ann Howes, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

WITH A SONG IN MY HEART

20 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

29 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

3 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

9-15 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, San Francisco

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

16-19 Sep. 1932 Con. Fox Theatre, Oakland

Eddie Lang (guitar); Orchestra

28 Jan. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Trudy Erwin, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Aug. 1944 Rad. AEF programme

George Melanchrino and the British Band of the AEF

16 Apr. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Helen O'Connell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

26 Feb. 1975 Rec.

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

WITH A TWIST OF THE WRIST

3 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

22 May 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WITH ALL MY HEART (KAHN, MCHUGH)

9 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

30 Jan. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

21 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Grete Stueckgold, Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WITH ALL MY HEART (DE ANGELIS, MARCUCCI)

1957 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

26 Sep. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 19

12 Oct. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 31

7 Nov. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 52

28 Dec. 1957 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 92

WITH EVERY BREATH I TAKE

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film “Here Is My Heart”.

Orchestra

Aug.-Oct. 1934 Film “Here Is My Heart”.

Kitty Carlisle, Orchestra

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 70-A

9 Nov. 1934 Rec. DLA 70-B

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

Nov. 1934 Film “Star Night At the Cocoanut Grove”.

Ted Fio Rito and his Orchestra

27 Nov. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

18 Dec. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

22 Jan. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

20 Apr. 1935 Rad. "Five Hours Back"

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

30 Nov. 1944 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: Medley from "Here Is My Heart"

30 Nov. 1944 Rec. V-Disc Army 363-B Navy 143-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

Taken from the “Kraft Music Hall” of 30 Nov. 1944

16 May 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WITH LOVE IN MY HEART

21 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

WITH MY EYES WIDE OPEN I'M DREAMING

28 May 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1934 Rad. Community Chest

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

12 Apr. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WITH MY SHILLELAGH UNDER MY ARM

1 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6032-A

The Mellomen, Matty Matlock and his Orchestra

WITH PLENTY OF MONEY AND YOU

31 Dec. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

4 Feb. 1937 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WITH SUMMER COMING ON

25 May 1932 Rec. JC 8636-1

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

WITH THIS RING I THEE WED

9 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6058-A

Betty Mullin, Lyn Murray and his Orchestra

WITHOUT A SONG

9 Oct. 1929 Rec. W 149125-3

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

29 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

8 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

14 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

21 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

18 Dec. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Frag. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

WITHOUT A WORD OF WARNING

Jun.-Jul. 1935 Film "Two For Tonight"

Orchestra

Jun.-Jul. 1935 Film Rep. "Two For Tonight"

Orchestra

14 Aug. 1935 Rec. 39856-A

The Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra

15 Aug. 1935 Rad. "Kraft Music Hall"

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

7 Jan. 1951 Rec. L 5987-A

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WITHOUT THAT CERTAIN THING

9 Apr. 1934 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra

WITHOUT THAT GAL!

25 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

10 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Victor Young and his Orchestra

5 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

WITHOUT YOU

15 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN

29 Oct. 1963 Rec. 50796

Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Bill Justis

WOMAN ON YOUR ARM, THE

29 Oct. 1976 Rec. Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

WOMAN (UH-HUH) Also known as: Man And Woman

2 May 1954 “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Rosemary Clooney, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WONDERFUL ONE

9 Dec. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WON’T YOU GIVE IN

22 Oct. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

12 Nov. 1929 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

4 Feb. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WOODPECKER SONG, THE

18 Apr. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Jun. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WOOFO DOG FOOD SUNG COMMERCIAL

21 Nov. 1951 Rad. Par. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

= parody of: I've Been Working On the Railroad

WORDS ARE IN MY HEART, THE

2 Apr. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

14 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE, THE

6 May 1944 Rad. Par. “Command Performance” # 118

Piano accompaniment

12 Dec. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

9 Jan. 1952 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 Jan. 1971 TV. Med. The Pearl Bailey show

Pearl Bailey, Louis Bellson Orchestra

WORLD WAR ONE MEDLEY See: Oui Oui Marie (Bing and Lindsay Crosby), How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (Lindsay) And He'd Say Oui La La Oui Oui (Bing)

WORRYIN' OVER YOU

1 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WOULD I LOVE YOU?

21 Mar. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WOULD THERE BE LOVE?

28 May 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

WOULD YOU? (BROWN, FREED)

29 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 322-A

29 Mar. 1936 Rec. DLA 322-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

16 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

30 Apr. 1936 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

30 Jul. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

WOULD YOU? (VAN HEUSEN, BURKE)

19 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3464-A

19 Jul. 1944 Rec. L 3464-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

WOULD YOU DO THE SAME FOR ME

8 Apr. 1930 Rad. “Old Gold” broadcast

The Old Gold Trio, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra

WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE A WALK?

2 Mar.1939 Rad. Par. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Joan Bennett, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

4 Apr. 1958 Rec. date. For radio use

Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

1950s Rad. “The Navy Swings”.

11 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 222

25 Jun. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 233

5 Jul. 1958 Rad. “The Ford Road Show” # 240

2 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 3

17 Mar. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 14

8 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 30

26 Apr. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 42

24 May 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 62

27 Oct. 1960 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 174

11 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 401

27 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 435

28 Nov.1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 457

21 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 474

17 Jan. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 493

1 Mar. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 524

30 May 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 588

2 Jul. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 611

27 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 651

WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY?

Nov-Dec. 1949 Film "Mr. Music"

Orchestra conducted by Van Cleave

21 Jun. 1950 Rec. L 5689-A

Victor Young and his Orchestra

WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

5 Nov. 1930 Rad. "California Melodies"

Raymond Paige and His Orchestra

2 Mar. 1931 Rec. PB 61077-2

Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra

19 Mar. 1931 Rad. MJB Demi-Tasse Revue

Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra

Jun.-Aug. 1931 Film "One More Chance"

Orchestra

21 Sep. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Orchestra conducted by Victor Young

7 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

22 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1931 Rad. Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby

Freddie Rich and his Orchestra

6 Nov. 1931 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

6-12 Nov. 1931 Con. The Paramount, New York

Orchestra conducted by Rubinoff

5 Jan. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

9 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1767-A

9 Jun. 1939 Rec. DLA 1767-C

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

28 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Apr. 1954 Rec. MG 3669

Buddy Cole & His Trio

29 Feb. 1960 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile”.

Perry Como, Orchestra directed by Vic Schoen

7 Nov. 1963 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

The Young Americans, Andre Previn and his Orchestra

19 Oct. 1967 TV. Med. “The Dean Martin Show”.

Dean Martin, Lena Horne, Les Brown and his Band of Renown

14 Dec. 1972 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

13 Dec. 1973 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

9 Oct. 1974 TV. Med. Bing Crosby and his friends

Orchestra

16 Dec. 1974 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

12 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “Dinah"

Dinah Shore, Phil Harris, Pat Boone, Orchestra

30 Aug. 1975 TV. a cap. Par. "Parkinson!"

28 Nov. 1975 TV. Med. “The Mike Douglas Show”.

Bob Moonan; piano

22 Dec. 1975 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

17 Mar. 1976 Con. Med. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

2 Jun. 1976 Con. Med. The New Masonic Lodge Building, San Francisco

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan; piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

WRECK OF THE HESPERUS, THE (Longfellow) Recitation

22 Jan. 1957 TV. “The Phil Silvers Show” - 'Sgt. Bilko Presents Bing Crosby' (CBS)

Y Back to top

Y'ALL COME

14 Nov. 1953 Rec. L 7461-A

The Cass County Boys, Perry Botkin and his Orchestra

22 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

Identical to studio recording of 14 Nov. 1953

3 Jan. 1954 TV. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

The Cass County Boys, Perry Botkin and his Orchestra

Audio identical to studio recording of 14 Nov. 1953

YA GOT LOVE

Apr. 1931 Film Confessions of a co-ed

The Rhythm Boys, Orchestra

YA GOT ME

3 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Dec. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YA GOT TROUBLE

17 Dec. 1969 TV. "Together Again For The FirstTtime"

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YA GOTTA GIVE THE PEOPLE HOKE

9 Apr. 1955 Rec. L 9026 ("Anything Goes" Film soundtrack)

Donald O'Connor, Joseph Lilley and his Orchestra

YAAKA HULA HICKEY DULA

24 Nov. 1938 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Gonzaga Glee Club, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

2 Mar. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1950 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Al Jolson, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1951 Rad. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Jul. 1961 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

20 Sep. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 408

31 Oct. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 437

8 Dec. 1961 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 465

22 Feb. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 519

6 Aug. 1962 Rad. “The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show” # 636

YACHTING

15 Jul. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 129

Meredith Willson and his Orchestra

15 Oct. 1947 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YAH-TA-TA, YAH-TA-TA

9 Mar. 1945 Rec. L 3751-A

9 Mar. 1945 Rec. L 3751-B

Judy Garland, Joseph Lilley and his Orchestra

YANK AND A TANK, A

25 Feb. 1943 Rad. Med. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, the Charioteers, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

See also: "Medley Of Service Songs"

14 Oct. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1943 Rec. V-Disc Army 128-A

Chorus, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra, introduced by Bing

Taken from “Kraft Music Hall” of 14 Oct. 1943

YANKEE DOODLE BOY, THE Also known as: Yankee Doodle Dandy

5 Feb. 1942 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1966 TV. Med. The Andy Williams show

The Young Americans, Allyn Ferguson Orchestra

YANKEE DOODLE DANDY See: The Yankee Doodle Boy

YEAR IN, YEAR OUT

25 Apr. 1957 Rec.

Arthur Norman and his Orchestra and Choir

YEARNING (JUST FOR YOU)

30 Apr. 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

YELLOW BIRD

See also: African Safari

13 Jan. 1968 TV. “Hollywood Palace”.

Peggy Lee, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS, THE

25 Aug. 1955 Rec. date. For radio use

Buddy Cole & His Trio

This recording used in the following shows:

6 Oct. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show" # 229

3 Nov. 1955 Rad. "The Bing Crosby Show". #249

YELLOW SUBMARINE

11 Oct. 1969 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

Engelbert Humperdinck, Gwen Verdon. Bobbie Gentry, Dick shawn, the Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Nick Perito

YES INDEED!

28 Nov. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Tommy Dorsey, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

13 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2272-A

13 Dec. 1940 Rec. DLA 2272-C

Connie Boswell, Bob Crosby's Bob Cats

2 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, Andy Secrest, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Jan. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Jun. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YES, MY DEAR

13 Nov. 1933 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra

YES SIR, THAT'S MY BABY

30 Apr. 1942 Rad. a cap. “Kraft Music Hall”.

22 Feb. 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

The Firehouse Five plus Two

4 Apr. 1956 Rec date. For radio use

The Buddy Cole Dixieland Combo

This recording used in the following shows:

7 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 381

24 May 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 394

13 Jul. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 430

28 Nov. 1956 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show” # 528

2 Dec. 1978 Rec. The radio recording of 4 Apr. 1956 overdubbed with orchestral arrangement

Pete Moore & His Orchestra

YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS

16 Mar. 1960 TV. Med. “Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall”.

Perry Como, Mitchell Ayres Orchestra

21 May 1966 TV. Med. “Hollywood Palace”.

The Hollywood Palace Orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres

YES, YOU

13 Feb. 1932 Rad. “The Cremo Singer”.

Orchestra conducted by Carl Fenton

YESTERDAY WHEN I WAS YOUNG

12 Sep. 1977 Rec.-1

12, 14 Sep. 1977 Rec.-2

14 Sep. 1977 Rec.-1 (the last eight bars)

Orchestra conducted by Pete Moore

YESTERDAYS

20 Mar. 1961 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra and Chorus

YIP-I-ADDY-I-AY

28 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YIP YIP DE HOOTIE See: My Baby Said Yes

YODEL BLUES, THE

23 Dec. 1949 Rec. L 5293-A

The Morganaires, Russ Morgan and his Orchestra

17 May 1950 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YODELIN' JIVE

20 Sep. 1939 Rec. DLA 66633-B

The Andrews Sisters, Joe Venuti and his Orchestra

16 Nov. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Dec. 1939 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YODELING GHOST, THE

1 Feb. 1951 Rec. L 6031-A

The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

YOU (GEE! BUT YOU’RE WONDERFUL)

14 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

28 May 1936 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

YOU AIN'T KIDDIN'

27 Feb. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

20 Mar. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YOU AND I

24 Apr. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2400-A

23 May 1941 Rec. DLA 2400-B

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

17 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

31 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC

12 Feb. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

5 Mar. 1935 Rad. “Bing Crosby Entertains” (the Woodbury series)

Georgie Stoll and his Orchestra

YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL EYES

7 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Feb. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

21 Mar. 1951 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for Chesterfield”.

Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YOU ARE MY HEART'S DELIGHT See: Yours Is My Heart Alone

YOU ARE MY LUCKY STAR

26 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

26 Dec. 1935 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

7 Nov. 1963 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Andre Previn and his Orchestra

YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE

See also: "The Crosby Medley"

8 Jul. 1941 Rec. DLA 2515-A

8 Jul. 1941 Rad. DLA 2515-B

Victor Young and his Orchestra

10 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, the Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jul. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Connie Boswell, the Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1941 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Sep. 1942 Con. Kenwood Country Club, Cincinnati, Ohio

Jimmy Demaret, Orchestra

13 Oct. 1942 Rad. “Command Performance” # 36

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Feb. 1943 Rad. “Command Performance” # 54

The Music Maids and Phil, AAF Orchestra

1943 Rec. V-Disc Army 24-A

The Music Maids and Phil, AAF Orchestra

Taken from “Command Performance” # 54 of 24 Feb. 1943

1 Apr. 1943 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

The Music Maids & Phil, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

16 Feb. 1944 Rad. “Mail Call” # 78

Richard Crooks, the AFRS Radio Orchestra

3 Jun. 1944 Rad. Med. “Command Performance” # 122

Frank Sinatra, Piano accompaniment

5 Feb. 1945 Rad. a cap. “Cavalcade of America: The Road To Berlin”

15 Aug. 1945 Rad. Par. “Command Performance - Victory Extra"

Frank Sinatra, Piano accompaniment

13 Nov. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Ezio Pinza, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

15 Feb. 1964 TV. Med. “The Bing Crosby Show”.

Rosemary Clooney, Orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

21 Jun. 1976-4 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

12-13 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

15-16 Jul. 1976 Con. Med. The Usher Hall, Edinburgh

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Nov. 1976 Con. Med. The Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

6-19 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. The Uris Theatre, New York

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

21 Dec. 1976 Con. Med. Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco

Bob Moonan: piano

18-24 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The Deauville Star Theatre, Miami Beach

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Feb. 1977 Con. Med. The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

3 Mar. 1977 Con. Med. Rec date. The Ambassador College Auditorium, Pasadena

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

TV recording of “Bing’s 50th Anniversary Special”.

16 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. The Concord Pavilion

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

27 Aug. 1977 Con. Med. Momarkedet, Mysen, Norway

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

22 Sep. 1977 Con. Med.Guildhall, Preston

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

23 Sep. 1977 Con. Med. Belle Vue, Manchester

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

26 Sep. 1977-8 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The London Palladium

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

10 Oct. 1977 Con. Med. The Conference Centre, Brighton

The Joe Bushkin Quartet

YOU ARE THE ONE

27 Jul. 1940 Rec. DLA 2074-A

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

14 Nov. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

5 Dec. 1940 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YOU ARE TOO BEAUTIFUL

25 Mar. 1933 Rad. “Music That Satisfies”.

Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton

4 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

18 Apr. 1946 Rad. “Kraft Music Hall”.

Eddy Duchin; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

30 Oct. 1946 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Skitch Henderson; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

10 Nov. 1948 Rad. “Philco Radio Time”.

Oscar Levant; piano, John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

29 Nov. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

1 Dec. 1953 Rec. L 7486

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

27 Dec. 1953 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

24 Jan. 1954 Rad. “The Bing Crosby Show for General Electric”.

John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

YOU BELONG TO ME