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For the most part, these
short films were produced and distributed commercially as
Soundies, Telescriptions, and Scopitones.
Soundies are short films, usually lasting about three
minutes. They were produced in the 1940s for visual jukeboxes
where customers paid a fee to view as well as hear popular songs
of the day.
Snader Telescriptions are
similarly short performances produced in
1951-1952 for local television stations needing
"filler" programming.
Scopitones are short musical films made for visual jukeboxes
in Europe and the U.S. in 1966. Unlike Soundies and Snaders,
Scopitones are in color.
These reels are labeled Pop
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1)
"Molly Malone," Michael Loring
2)
"That's Ireland," Irish tenor John Feeney
3)
"Blue Danube"
4)
"J'Attendrais," Continentals
5)
"Fiddle Faddle," Continentals
6)
"Perfidia," and "El Cumbanchero," Continentals Broadway
Hit SongsOfficial Films
7)
"The Continental," Connie Haines in 1942
8)
"I'll Be Seeing You," Ray Sinatra and Orchestra, vocal by Dale
Belmont
9)
"The Lullaby of Broadway," The Mel-Tones Theme Songs Of
YesterdayOrgan and words on screenorganist is Lew
White, singer is Bill Cody, announcer is Norman Brokenshire4 songs from RKO
10)
"Louise"
11)
"Ramona"
12)
"Should I?"
13)
"Singing' in the Rain"
14)
"Feed the Kitty" Rio
Rita all-girl orchestra
15)
"The Boogie Woogie Man," Brian Sisters with Will Osborne and
his orchestra
1)
"My Sweet Eloise" Alphonse Berg
2)
"G String Polka," Jack Whitney
3)
"Got No Time for Anything But Love," male tenor
4)
"Campus Rhumba"
5)
"St. James Infirmary," Jerry Bergen
6)
"Jive Little Indians," The Fashionaires
7)
"Millie the Mermaid," Redd Harris
8)
"Polonaise," Air Lane Trio (Soundie)
9)
"Getting in Shape for Love," Shelly Mitchell and James
Alexander
10)
"Schoolhouse Jive," Jeanne Staff
11)
big band instrumental with girl dancer
12)
"Moonlight Cocktails," girl trio
13)
"Savage," Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra with
Faith Arlen dancer [Soundie]
14)
"Twists and Turns," Jacqueline Hurleyacrobat dancer
15)
"Strip Polka"
16)
"Hawaiian War Chant," Gertrude Niesen
17)
"Ta-Ra-Ra-Bom Da-Re"
1)
"Kazbek" singing and dancing
2)
"Eubichki"
3)
"Tyrone Shapiro" with Willie Howard
4)
"Russian Jamboree"several songs
5)
"Rhapsody" fiddle player
6)
"Dark Eyes"
7)
"Hungarian Dance" Gypsy Song
8)
"Two Guitars"
9)
"The Gay Merchant"
10)
"Dark Eyes"
Words-on-the-Screen
11)
"The Volga Boatmen"
12)
"Abdul Abubu Amir"
13)
"The Kerry Dance," Kay Lorraine (Irish song not Russian)
14)
"Samovar Serenade"
1)
"Moon of Monakura," Auggie Auld, Betty Bradley
2)
"Hula Rhumba," Gloria King, Bernie Kaai, with Kuanna's Dream
Islanders
3)
"Sophisticated Hula," Paul Page
4)
"Ana Lani," Ray Kinney & Orchestra
5)
"Goodnight, Irene," The Weavers
6)
"Ta Ra Ra Bom De A," Lorna Lynn
7)
“Jungle Drums," Roye Goodrich
8)
"Cotton Candy and a Toy Balloon"
9)
"Mississippi Mud"
10)
"Just Around the Corner," Tailor Maids
11)
"The Black Ball Ferry Line," Tailor Maids
Pop
Music 5: Arabian
HijinxCastle (ethnic
stereotypes)
1)
"Temptation," Gertrude Niessen (scratch through half)
2)
"I Don't Like No Gals," Fuzzy Knight
3)
"I'm Comin' Virginia," The Dinning Sisters
4)
"La Cucaracha," Gertrude Niesen
5)
"Treasure Chest [of Beautiful Girls]:" man in pirate costume
sings with beautiful models cavorting
6)
"Zoot," Thelma White and her all-girl orchestra
7)
"The Boogie Man," Johnny Long and his orchestra
8)
"Zig Me Baby with a Gentle Zag," Gai Moran, Danny Hocktor
(1941)
9)
"Hollywood Boogie," Thelma White and her all-girl orchestra
1946
10)
"Boogie Woogie Cindy," The Lilsson Twins with Hal Borne and
his orchestra
11)
"Boardwalk Boogie," Will Bradley
12)
"Jumping at the Juke Box," Al Donahue & orchestra (girl
sings on juke box screen)
13)
"Doing the Ratamacue" Tony Pastor & orchestra
14)
"Swingin' O' the Green"boogie woogie with Patricia
Ryan
15)
"Boogie Man" Johnny Long and his orchestra
16)
"Basin Street Boogie," Will Bradley and His Six Texas Hot
Dogswith jitterbug dancers and vocal by Ray McKinley
(1942)
17)
"Barnyard Bounce," Will Bradley
Pop
Music 6:
Vaudeville performances
1)
divers in action
2)
knife thrower with whirling disk with woman
3)
hat tricks done to music
4)
trained dogs perform
5)
bullfighter-stunt man clowns with bulls
6)
female acrobats dressed as clowns
7)
trained sealhe even plays a saxophone
8)
Talking Animals: monkey, tapir (Ken Carpenter narrates)
9)
tap-dance female trio ("The Jersey Bounce")
10)
Joy & George, Imperial [Roller] Skaters
11)
"Where Has My Little Dog Gone?," big swing band with women
walking toy dogs (Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra)
12)
knife thrower
13)
male acrobats outside
14)
woman plays "singing glasses" and xylophone in swing
arrangement
15)
"Big Big Man from the South" Red Stanley and all-girl swing
band
1)
"I Don't Need No Man" Connie Haines
2)
"Turtle Song," Connie Haines novelty song
3)
"Muskrat Ramble," Connie Haines
4)
"John Henry," Connie Haines (Snader)
5)
"Ole Man Mose," Connie Haines
jump tune
6)
"The Tailor and the Mouse" and "Tenor Doodle Do,"
Burl Ives
7)
"Cigareets and Whiskey and Wild Wild Women," Red Ingle and his
Natural Fivecomedy song
8)
"Concerto in E," Red Ingle and His Natural Seven
9)
"The Man with the Big Sombrero," Red Ingle and his Natural
Seven
10)
"Out of Nowhere," Red Ingle
11)
"You Can't Be Fit As a Fiddle [When You're Tight As a Drum],"
Red Ingle
1)
"I Am an American," Carolyn Marsh
2)
"Semper Peratus," (Coast Guard song/Soundies/1944)
3)
"Injun Girl," Susan Carol with Milt Britton and his band
4)
"He Broke My Heart in Three Places," The Nilsson twins with
Hal Borne Trio
5)
"Struttin' to Sutton Place," Mary Jane Walshnovelty
song with waitress invited to dine with the "blue
bloods"with Jack Shilkret Orchestra
6)
"My Pin-Up Guy," Terry Twins
7)
"We're All Americans" The Nationairs with Ray Bloch and his
orchestra patriotic
8)
"Paddy Callahan Has Joined the Army," John Feeney, Charlie
Develin
9)
"He's 1-A in the Army and A-1 in My Heart," Anita Boyer
10)
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," Tommy Taylor with Mitchell Ayers
and his orchestra
11)
"You're a Shot in the Arm," Connie Haines, Red Harper with Hal
Borne and his orchestra
12)
comedy piece with contortionist
13)
"Where Has My Little Dog Gone?," Martha Wayne, Buddy Stewart
with Claude Thornhill and his orchestra
14)
"I've Got Spurs That Jingle Jangle Jingle" Dick Thomas
1)
"Two Pair of Shoes" bizarre photography and comedy love song
2)
"The Irish Boogie"
3)
"Speak to Me, Romeo" comedy duet
4)
"I Find the Lover Is Your"
5)
"Baby, Come On and Knock Me a Kiss" jump rhythm with bizarre
woman dancer dressed as half man and half-womaninventive dance
6)
"Where the Mountains Meets the Sky," Dick Thomas (cowboy song)
7)
"Lover, Are You There?" Marion Colby (comedy song)
8)
"Mabel, Wait for Me"lots of pretty girls
9)
"Huckleberry Duck" comedy song with real duck
10)
"William Tell Overture," with accordion/violin led orchestra
11)
"After a While," crooner Danny O'Neillwomen protruding
from hat boxes
12)
"Hip, Hip Hooray" patriotic boogie woogie piece from World War
II era with Henry Nemo and Kay Penton
1)
Tropical Tunes: 300' Pictoreel featuring The Rimacs, Susan Ortega,
Sister Virginia
2)
Spanish Melodies: Official Films featuring The Columbians, Gene
Morganwords on screen
3)
"Come to the Mardi Gras," Carlos Molina with the Rene Puppets,
Jose Carioca (Snader 1951)
4)
The Mexican Village: 400' Mestre Production from 1949 with folk music
and dance
5)
Rhumba: filmed in Cuba
6)
A Mexican Folk Dance: hat dance
Pop
Music 11
mostly Latin American musical
performances
1)
"Ba Ba Lu"
2)
"Rhumba Serenade"
Rhumba Serenade
Official Films
3)
"Mi Rhumba," Nano Rodrigo
4)
"Tica Ti Tica Ta," Ginger Harmon and the Mercer Brothers
5)
"Rhumba Serenade," Cyd Charisse with Mills Rhumba Orchestra
6)
“Vamos a Hogar" Varios & Vida (rhumba and dance song)
7)
"Jitterbug Senorita" Anne Barrett with Vincent Lopez and His
Orchestra (1942)
8)
"Lady of Spain," Joe Sodja with Spanish guitar and orchestra
9)
"The Mexican Village" Mestre Films 1949folk music and
dance
10)
Latin Americana: "Rhumba" Mestre Films 1949
11)
Latin Americana: "Mexican Folk Dance"
Mestre 1949
12)
"A Gay Ranchero" Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His
Orchestra
13)
"Return to Sorrento," Al Donahue & orchestra (ITALIAN, not
Latin American)
14)
"Willie, Willie Will Ya?," black Caribbean group
15)
"Juanita," singing quintet in campus soda shop
16)
"Bahiana," Yuma Galli Brazilian
song
17)
"Havana Is Calling Me," Eddie Durant & orchestra (8/10/40)
18)
"Latin from Staten Island," Ray Bloch & orchestra
1)
"Entrance of the Gladiators," Red Nichols (Snader)
2)
"Granada," Richard Monti
3)
"El Cumbachero," Ada Leonard and Her All-Girl Orchestra (Snader)
4)
"Toreador Song from Carmen, Carlos Ramirez
5)
"The Mad Maestro," Yonely
6)
"The Cat and the Canary"
7)
"The Waltzing Cat,"
8)
"Besame Mucho"
9)
"Circus"
10)
"Malaguena"
11)
"Jazz Pizzicante"
12)
"Perfidia"
13)
"Molly Malone"
14)
"Ginnia Mia"
15)
"American Patrol,"
16)
"How About You?," Carol Parker, Harry Lewis (1941)
1)
"Angeline," Lou Diamond harmonica orchestra
2)
"Ma, He's Makin' Eyes at Me," big band with comedy duet (man
dressed as woman)
3)
"The Man in the Flying Trapeze"
4)
"Ching Chong," Maxine Conrad and Muzzy Marcellino Chinese
ethnic
5)
"The Lamplighter's Serenade,"
6)
"Daddy," Jean Carol and Jimmy Alexander
7)
"Don't Let Julia Fool Ya," Dick Todd
8)
"The Madocky," Charlie Devlin, Gwen Mitchell
[polka]
9)
"A Gay Ranchero," Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His
Orchestra
10)
"Rose O'Day," Dick Todd
11)
"Bublichki," Gertrude Niesen
12)
"Kazbek," Yasha Davidoff
13)
"Deed I Do," Will Bradley & Orchestra (with tap dancers)
14)
"The Continental," female vocalist
15)
"Love's Old Sweet Song," Emery Deutsch and His Orchestra with
chorus
1)
"The Old Refrain and Polka," Sergei Malavsky and His Gypsies (Snader
c. 1951)
2)
"Hokey Pokey Polka," Frankie Yankovic (Snader
1950)
3)
"Acapulco Polka" Frankie Yankovic (Snader
1950)
4)
"Just Because" Frankie Yankovic (Snader
1950)
5)
"The Anniversary Waltz,” Marc
Plant and Helen Cole with Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra
(1942)
6)
"The Blue Skirt Waltz," Frankie Yankovic (1950)
7)
"The Cowgirl Polka," Bobby Gregg
8)
Strauss Medley, Sergei Malavsky (Snader 1951)
9)
"Over the Waves," Pete Daily and His Chicagoans (1951)
10)
Hungarian Dances, Emery Deutsch (c. 1941)
11)
"Poet and Peasant," Otto Koehler and Jini (xylophone duet) c.
1951
12)
"Anvil Chorus" and Medley, organ, guitar, accordian
13)
"When the Circus Comes to Town," The Kidoodles
14)
"Stars and Stripes Forever," Otto Kohler and Jini (xylophone
duet) c. 1951
Pop
Music 15
Songs of the Military and
College
1
College Songs: "On Wisconsin" /"Drinking"/"Hail
to Michigan"
2)
"Marines Hymn," Official c. 1942
3)
"What Do You Do in the Infantry?" Official c. 1944
4)
"Anchors Aweigh," The Nationairs
(Official)
5)
"Here Comes a Sailor"
6)
"Battle Hymn of the Republic," Red Nichols and His 5 Pennies (Snader
c. 1950)
7)
"Semper Peratus," (Coast Guard song/Soundies/1944)
8)
a military march song from 1943
9)
"Congress Adopts the Stars and Stripes"/The American Flag with
music (June 14, 1777)
10)
edited footage
11)
"Long May It Wave"
12)
"Columbia, Gem of the Ocean" and "National Anthem"
and "Marines Hymn"old ships, USS Constitution,
modern shipswords on screen (Official c. 1943)
13)
"Turn Out the Lights (Here Comes the Boogie Man)" Vincent
Lopez & orchestra (good
swing tune)
14)
"American Patrol," Red Nichols and His 5 Pennies (Snader)
1)
"Fiddle Polka," Lanny Ross
2)
"Do You Think a Little Drink Will Do Us Any Harm?" all-girl
quintent The Maxwell Girls
3)
"All in Favor Say Aye," woman singer
4)
"Say You're the One," tap dancer
5)
"I Don't Wanna," woman and man (looks like Warren Hull)
6)
"I'm Breathless"
7)
"Rose of Tralee," Morton Downey
8)
"It's the Same Old Shillelagh," Morton Downey
9)
"Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?," The
Maxwell Girls quintet as on #2 above
10)
"Huckleberry Duck," mixed quartet with duck
11)
"Dream, Dream, Dream," Les Elgard band?
12)
"Hula Rhumba," girl singer
13)
harp solist performs
14)
"Love Marches On," Jane Pickens (short)
15)
"Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie," Bob Chester and his
Orchestera
16)
"I Dood It," Joe Reichman with Penny Lee
17)
"Delilah," Joe Beekman (not a Soundie)
18)
"Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," The Three Wiles
19)
"Minstrel Memories," Billy McDaniels and His Royal Highlanders
(Stephen Foster medley but no blacks)
1)
Volez and Yolanda dance routine, from feature film
Honeymoon Lodge
2)
"Mountain Dew," Mabel Todd (Soundie with hillbilly
stereotypes)
3)
"Lackadasical Lady," Jimmy Dodd (1941)
4)
"I Wanna Foof on a Fife," Nick Cochrane
5)
"For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," (and medley of other
traditional songs), The Barnotes
6)
"Would You for a Big Red Apple," Joe Reichman
7)
"The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," Jerry Wayne (1943)
8)
"Homespun," Jack Kilty
9)
“New Orleans Melodies,” Blair and Dean dancers
10)
“Melody Parade,” The Swing Stars
11)
"Ana Lani," Ray Kinney (Hawaiian song)
12)
"I'm a Shy Guy," Gale Storm
13)
"Rose O'Day," Dick Todd
14)
"A Lover Is Blue," Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and His
orchestra
15)
"Walking on Air," Beverly Roberts
16)
"Mary Lee," The Dinning Sisters
1)
untitled boogie with male singer and all-woman orchestra
2)
"Peggy O'Neill," Carroll Hood
(1945)
3)
"Good, Good, Good," The Barkley Sisters
(1945)
4)
"Pavanne," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swingheartsall-girl
orchestra
5)
"My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time," Hal Winters with
Venus Ramey (1945)
6)
untitled jump tune, combo
7)
"I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do," Rose Marie McGill and
Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra
(1946)
8)
untitled, boogie woogie piano solo
9)
"A Kiss Goodnight," The
Barkley Sisters
10)
"What a Difference a Day Makes," male vocal with all-female
sextet
11)
"On a Sunday Afternoon," all-female combo The Maxwell Girls
12)
"Let's Get Away from It All," Gale Storm and male duet
13)
"The Orange Bowl," band with female vocalist
14)
untitled song, accordion-led quartet
15)
"How Cute Can You Be?," duet
16)
"I'm Comin', Virginia" Aileen Shirley and Her Minoco Maids
all-girl band
17)
"Tonight in Dream Time," Tut Mason, Gary Leon, Phil Hanna
bizarre choreographycouple dances while sleeping in separate
rooms—Hal Borne and His Orchestra (1942)
18)
"I Took My Horn to a Party [Nobody Asked Me to Play]," novelty
song by Nick Cochrane
1)
"Grandfather's Clock," Lenny Herman and His Band (1946)
2)
moody familiar song played by solo pianist
3)
piano-led band in familiar tuneinstrumental
4)
"Flight on the Bumble Bee," Rubinoff and His Violin
5)
"Hungarian Dance No. 5" Rubinoff and His Violin
6)
"Hungarian Dance No. 5," this time by female violinist
7)
"Swanee Swing," harp solist LaVilla Tullos (1944)
black
8)
"All Through the Night," harp soloblonde woman
harpist with trumpet accompanist
9)
operatic duet, full orchestra conducted by a maestro
10)
"Pavanne," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swingheartsall-
girl orchestra
11)
"Scharazade," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts
12)
"Tchaikovskiana," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts
13)
"This Is No Laughing Matter, Ted Fio Ritosinger is Marvel
[Marilyn] Maxwelltrumpet James Zitobig band swing
14)
"I'm Somebody Nobody Loves," Claude Thornhill and His
Orchestrawoman singer
15)
"All in Favor Say Aye," Marilyn Hare and The Paragons
16)
"I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine," Gene Autry
17)
"Dreaming," Gene Autry
18)
"I Wished on the Moon," Mary Eastman
1)
"Goodbye Now," girl trio
2)
"The Gluemaker's Daughter," Tommy Morton with the Cactus
Cowboys [Soundies] Music Album: "Rural Rhythm"
3)
"Hillbilly Tillie," Harry Duncan
4)
"Barn Dance Frolics"Frank Novak’s Rootin’ Tooters
[square dancers] (1941)
5)
"A Bicycle Built for Two," The Eton Boys
6)
"After the Ball," The Guardsmen
7)
"By the Sea," The Guardsmen
8)
"[When Minni e Plays a] Minuet in G
9)
"In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree," same quartet
10)
"He's Just A Sawdust Canary," Don Gautier (1943)
11)
"Just a Girl That Men Forget," Tubby Carron
12)
"Come to the Fair," John Feeney
13)
"This Is What She Ate," comedy trio
14)
"Puttin' On The Dog" is performance of "Where or Where
Has My Little Dog Gone?"
15)
"Shepherd Serenade," blonde Sugar Kane
(1941)
16)
"3 Wooden Toy Soldiers"
17)
"Roll-e-o, Rolling Along" song about bicycles with Greta
Granstedt and Phoil Hanna—plus the Kitchenettes
(1942)
18)
"When You and I Were Young, Maggie," The Guardsmen
19)
"Choo Choo Lie Rue," novelty songswing dancers
1)
"Ching Chong," Maxine Conrad and Muzzy Marcellino Chinese
stereotype
2)
"Chop Fooey," The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His
Orchestra ethnic racist Chinese
3)
untitled Latin American instrumental with dancers
4)
"Mi Linda Amor," Lucile Angel and The Velascos
5)
"Besame Mucho," Raoul Martinez with Corinne and Tito Valdez
(1944)
6)
"Baia," Sylvia Opert
7)
"Under the Banana Tree," Imogene Lynn
8)
"Puttin' On The Dog" is a performance of "Where or Where
Has My Little Dog Gone?"
9)
"Shepherd Serenade," blonde sings
10)
"3 Wooden Toy Soldiers"
11)
"Roll-e-o, Rolling Along" song about bicycles
1)
"Pumpa Pumpa," The DeCastro Sisters
2)
"No Can Do," The Dinning Sisters
3)
"Caterpillar Shuffle," unknown big band
4)
"Maria Elena," unknown big bandsame as in
#16male vocalist, but ends short
5)
"The Night We Met in Honolulu," Larry Clinton with female
vocalist (1943) Songs Of The South (1946)
6)
"Showboat Melodies," The Marshalls
[some blackface] songs
by Stephen Foster
7)
"Waiting for the Robert E. Lee," The Dixiares [blackface
performers]
8)
"Dear Old Southland," The Dixiares [black singers dance and
lip-sync "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers," "Camptown
Races"whites sing "Dixie" Continental Melodies
9)
"Sombrerita Mia," Carmelita
10)
"Russian Revels," The Lucky Girls
11)
"Brazil," Maria Del Ray and Raoul Martinez, with Milo Menendez
and His Orchestra
12)
unknown Latin American tune
13)
"Room 504," unknown male vocalist
14)
male chorus sings unknown songs
15)
"The First Lullaby," male tenor
16)
"Misty Island, O'er the Highlands" man in kilt sings Scottish
ballad
17)
"Deep in the Night," same Scotsman in kilt as #28
Pop
Music 23:
mostly Country And Western
songs
commercial for Zest
1)
"Little Brown Jug," country combo
2)
untitled corny country song
3)
"The Hick with the Hiccups," corny hillbilly quartet commercial
for Shell
4)
"I'm Back in the Saddle Again," Dick Thomas, Jimmy Grier,
Billy BletcherWestern singer/yodels
5)
"Chime Bells Are Ringing," boy and girl sing and yodel
6)
"Go Long Mule," Emerson Mountaineers commercial for
Comet (with Hannah the maidforerunner to Josephine)
7)
"Clementine," The Marshalls
8)
"Grandpa Ain't the Man He Used to be," comedy band
9)
"Going to the Barn Dance Tonight," strings and
harmonicamale singer three Commercials For Zest A Musical
Miniature
9)
"Lil'l Liza Jane," Emerson Mountaineers
10)
"Seven Years with the Wrong Woman," Emerson Mountaineers
11)
"I Wish I Had Died in My Cradle," Emerson Mountaineers
12)
"The Old Square Dance Is Back Again," girl singer with swing
band
13)
"I'm Tired of Livin' on a Mountain," country ensemble
14)
"Play That Hootenany," big Western swing band with malesingernovelty
15)
"I'm Going Back to Where I Come From," Gerry Larson
with Vincent Lopez and his orchestra
1)
"Tchaikovskiana," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts
2)
swing instrumental on Mozart theme, Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts
3)
"By the Light of the Silvery Moon," Alan Hood and Doris York
(1946)
4)
"One Dozen Rose"
5)
"Sweet Leilani," Harold Richards and Jeanne Claire
6)
"Skyline Stomp," Jeanette Hackett Girls
7)
"Clementi Jive," The Angie Bond Trio
8)
"When My Sugar Walks the Street," Linda Keene with Dixieland
Jazz Band
9)
"Rhythm on the River," Wingy Manone and his Band
10)
"Scarf Dance," The Air Lane Trio
11)
"It Had to Be You," male singer
12)
untitled instrumental, four pianos and female voice
13)
"Those Great Big Beautiful Eyes," male singer
14)
"Ciou, Ciou, Ciou," Lena Romaifrom GI Weekly
Songs
Of Yesterday
1)
"How Come You Do Me Like You Do, Do, Do," RobertaHollywood
with Will Bradley and His Orchestra
2)
"Dinah," Bob Howard black
performer
3)
"Bowery Medley," Earl Covert
4)
"Smiles," Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra (with tap dancer
Sunnie O'Dea)
5)
"Little Annie Rooney," Warren Jackson, Phil Arnold, Gwen
Verdun
6)
"Home on the Kitchen Range," Smith Ballew and Terry Shane
7)
"Vitamin 'U' for Me," Helen Woodruff and Snub Pollard
8)
"Rip Van Winkle's daughter," Marjorie Jackson
Hillbilly
Hits
9)
"The Hillbilly Hoosegow," Tom Emerson
10)
"There's a Hole in the Old Oaken Bucket," Florence Gill, Red
Harper, and the Sells
11)
"Listen to the Mocking Bird," The Korn Kobblers
COMMUNITY
SING
12)
"San Fernando Valley"words on screen
13)
"They're Either Too Old or Too Young"words on screen
14)
"The Right Kind of Girl," Rennie and Marjorie Deanne (he
imitates Harry Richman, Rudy Vallee, etc.)
15)
"Count Me In," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra (with Buddy
Stewart and Martha Wayne)
16)
"The Night We Met in Honolu," Lanny Ross
17)
"The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," Marilyn Stuart
Pop
Music 26:
Florian Zabach/Soundies
1)
The Florian Zabach Show: opening and one violin performancedone
as pilot copy. 1954 by the Entertainment Development Corporation
2)
Arthur Lee Simpkins, "Eli, Eli"Snader/1951
3)
Ving Merlin and the Enchanted Violins, "Holiday for
Strings"Sound Films/1951
4)
Jakob Gimpel, Chopin PreludesSound Films/1951
5)
Florian Zabach, performance
6)
Marina Koshetz, "Jewel Song"Snader/1951
7)
Chuy Reyes, "Gitanerias"Snader/1951
8)
Paul Koehler and Juri, "Poet and Peasant
Overture"xylophonistSound Films/1952
9)
Florian Zabach, performance
10)
Jakob Gimpel, Chopin Preludessame as No. 4 except this is a
Snader/1951
11)
Atkins & Carmen, "La Cie Darem La Mano"Sound
Films/1951
1)
Billy Shepard, "A Yiddishe Momme"
ethnic
2)
Ike Carpenter, 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody
3)
Richard Monti, "Vesti La Giubia"
4)
Florian Zabach: plunks "Nairoibi Trio Song", plus one other
violin solo
5)
Norman Atkins, Toreador Song
6)
Geri Galian, "Malaguena"
7)
Beverly Tyler, "Sequidilla" from Carmen
8)
Paul Koehler and Juri, "Mambo Jambo"
9)
Charles Fredericks, "Figario Aria" from The Barber of
Seville
10)
Arlene Carmen, "Habanera"
11)
Jakob Gimpel, Rondo Sonata in C-Major, Opus 24
12)
Florian Zabach, one solo, then credits at end of The Florian Zabach Show
1)
juggler in vaudeville routine
2)
"Hat Jugglers at the Circus," The Johnson Brothers
3)
Good Skates, the Rolling Robinsons
4)
"Card Magic," Aubrey
5)
"Magician at the Circus," Aubrey
6)
"Mirror Act," The Unger Twins
7)
"Acrobats," The De Havillands
8)
"At the Circus," The DeHavillands
9)
"A Perfect Balance," Earle and Mitchell
10)
"Y'a O'La Joie" and "Flight of the Bumble Bee," Jack
Cathcart's Continentals
11)
"I'm Popeye the Sailor Man," Eric Thorsen with Lyle
Clark [also sings it
in Norwegian]
12)
"The Green-Eyed Dragon," Norman Atkins
[kiddie's song]
13)
"Circus," Alan Dean
1)
"So Long, Oo Long," Ewing Sisters [Snader]
2)
"The Nickelodeon Song," Ewing Sisters [Snader]
3)
"Never Pass Me By," Geri and Galian
4)
"Swing at the Seance," Johnny Long and His
Orchestravocal by Helen Young
5)
"Gertie from Bizerty," Song Spinners with Patricia Hall
6)
"Doing You Good," Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
7)
"Passport to Heaven," male vocalist
8)
"He's Funny That Way," female vocalist
9)
"There Must Be a Way," male and female vocalistsset in
record shop
10)
"That Night in Manhattan," man and woman vocalists
11)
"A Gay Ranchero," Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His
Orchestra
12)
"Stone Cold Dead in the Market," Gracie Barrie sings violent
song re wife beater murdered by wife
13)
"Chiquita Banana," The Terry Twins
1)
"I Don't Know Enough About You," woman pianist-singer
2)
"Strike Up the Band," [long drum solo]
3)
"Oh, Marie," Ron Perry and His Orchestraviolist leads
4)
swing instrumental, Larry
Clinton and His Orchestra
5)
"Let's Get Away from It All," boy-girl duietsame
orchestra as #2 above
6)
"Semper Fidelis," Larry Clinton and His Orchestraswing
version
7)
"Where Is the Chicken in the Chicken Chow Mein?" Angie Bond
Trio
comments on Chinese food
8)
"He's My Guy," The Clawson triplets
9)
"Rika-Jika-Jak," The Populaires
10)
"Pass the Biscuits, Mirandy," Spike Jones
11)
"Way Down Yonder in New Orleans," Gaye Dixon
12)
"Fiddle Polka" Lanny Ross
13)
"Jim," Gertrude Niesen
14)
"A Show of Our Own," Doreen Wilson, Gene Dorian in musical
featurette
1)
"The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," The Guardsmen
2)
"Put Me in Your Pocket," April Stevens and Bob Grabeau
3)
"A 2 Seated Saddle and a Gaited Horse," Pamela Britton
4)
"Hot Lips," swing combo/girl singer
5)
"Someday You'll Want Me to Want You," girl singer
6)
"Just a Little Fond Affection," Vickee Richards
7)
"How Come You Do Me Like You Do, Do, Do?," Roberta Hollywood
with Will Bradley and His Orchestra
8)
"In All This World," girl singer
9)
"Deep Purple," Larry Clinton and His Orchestragirl
singer
10)
"My Favorite Song," girl singer with orchestra
11)
"It's a Pity to Say Goodnight," boy/girl singers
1)
"The Long and Short of It," novelty song with Johnny Long and
his orchestra
2)
"The Story of Two Cigarettes," Vickee Richards
3)
"May I Have the Next Dance with You," Grace Poggi and Igor
with Hal Borne and his orchestra
4)
"Surprise Party," Joy Nelson
5)
"Miss You," singing trio
6)
"Dance, Baby, Dance," The Mel-Tones
7)
"Back Home in Indiana," The Mel-Tones
8)
"I May Be Wrong," trio
9)
"Polka Fun," Burke and Van Hausen
10)
"Swinging on a Star," Harry Lefcourt
11)
"Better Not Roll Those Eyes," comedy song
12)
"Turn Out the Lights [Here Comes the Boogie Man]," blonde with
big band
13)
"Love Me As I Am," Johnny Downs and Sugar Kane
14)
"Eleven Thirty Saturday Night," man sings with Charlie Spivak
and his orchestra
15)
"Lovely You," song with big band
16)
"Lover, Are You There?," Marion Colby
1)
"Stuff You Gotta Watch," female vocalist
2)
"Waiting for the Train to Come In," Chuck Foster and His
Orchestra
3)
"Under the Willow Tree," female vocal
4)
"Whispering," Bob Kennedy, Betty Underwood
5)
"The Dipsy Doodle," Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
6)
"Johnny Peddler," male vocal
7)
"Dream, Dream, Dream," quintet sings
8)
"Homespun," Jack Kilty
9)
"Pipe Dream," Teddy Powell and His Orchestra instrumental
10)
"That Did It, Marie," male and female vocals with Tony Pastor
and His Orchestra
11)
"Row, Row, Row," Joy Hodges
12)
"The Same Old Story," Del Casino and his orchestra
13)
"Did Anyone Call?," Cyd Charisse, Dick Hogan with David Rose
and his orchestra
14)
"Boy Meets Girl," Betty Wells in record shop sings
15)
"Count Me In," man and woman sing
16)
"Breathless," male vocalLucille Bremer
1)
"I Can't Get Started with You," Dick Hogan with David Rose and
His Orchestra
2)
"Don't Blame Me," Roy Williams sings
3)
"Don't Be a Baby, Baby," Joe Marsala and His Orchestra
4)
"All in Favor Say, Aye," female vocal
5)
"There's No You," male vocal
6)
"Why Dream of Love?," female vocal
7)
"Where Were You?," male and female vocals
8)
"Then It Isn't Love," Del Casino with Emile Petti and His
Orchestra (1946)
9)
"When the Roses Bloom Again," Buddy Clark and Georgia Carroll
sing British wartime favorite (1942)
10)
"Southern Comfort," male vocal
11)
"Stardust," male vocal
12)
"Swingin' at the Seance," Johnny Long and His
Orchestravocal by Helen Young
13)
"Bashful Bullfrog," Lenny Herman and His band
14)
"Caterpillar Shuffle," Johnny Long and his orchestra
15)
"Whistler and His Dog," Alvino Rey and his orchestra sings and
whistles
16)
"Harriet," Chuck Foster and his orchestra
1)
"I'll See You in My Dreams," Ray Sinatra and his orchestra
2)
"Maria Elena," big band and male vocal
3)
"My Reverie," Peggy Mann with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
((1943)
4)
"My Blue Heaven," male vocal
5)
"Dreaming Out Loud," Mary Healy
6)
"Miss Johnson Phoned Again," Mary Healy
7)
"The Season's the Reason," male vocal
8)
"The Prairie Is Not So Far Away," wartime nostalgia of troops
is theme
9)
"As Mabel Goes, So Goes the Navy," novelty
10)
"Let's Do It," Tony Pastor
11)
"My Girl Loves a Sailor," Johnny Long and his
orchestrawith male vocalist
12)
"Pied Piper," novelty
1)
"Pussycat Go Go," Stacy Adams
twist medley
2)
"Twenty-Flight Rock," Vince Taylorsounds like Elvis
3)
"There's a Lot of Twisting," Vince Taylor
4)
"Yellow Haired Woman," Frankie Randall
5)
"Tijuana Taxi," Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
6)
"Little Miss Go Go," Gary Lewis and the Playboys
7)
"That Old Gang of Mine," January Jones
8)
"Queen of the House," Jodi Miller
9)
"Locomotion," Sylvie Vartan in French
10)
"Tweedly Dee," Freddie Bell and Roberta Linn
11)
"Lost and Found," Vic Damone
12)
"Where Did the Good Times Go?," Dick and Dee Dee
13)
"Ain't That Just Like Me?," The Condors with two black male
singers
14)
"Zi Zi, la Twist," Geln Jack and The Glenners
in French
15)
"Up a Lazy River," January Jones
1)
"Because You're Mine," James Darrin
2)
"The English College Girls," Audrey Arno sings in French
3)
"For You," Freddie Bell and Roberta Linn
4)
"Hi Heeled Sneakers," Bill Lee Riley
5)
"Pretty Girls Are Everywhere," Bobby Vee
6)
"The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," Bobby Vee
7)
"I Cried for You," Sonny King
8)
"Twist and Shout," Sylvie Vartan
in French girl on beach
9)
"Reve, Mon Reve," Isabelle Aubret
in French
10)
"March, Tout Droit," Claude Francois [French version of
"March Right In"]
11)
"Et Maintenant," Elga Andersen sings French version of
"What Now, My Love?"
12)
"Where Do You Go to Go Away?," Gale Garnett
13)
"Kisses and Farewell," Kessler Sistersin French
14)
"Enamorado," Andy Russell sings in English and Spanish
1)
"The Best Is Yet to Come," Barbara McNair
2)
"C'est Si Bon," Jane Morgan
3)
"If I Had a Hammer," Debbie Reynolds
4)
"Around the World," Kay Starr
5)
"The Other Side of the Tracks," Barbara McNair
6)
"If," Timi Yuro
7)
"He's Got the Power," The Excitersblack female group
8)
"I Love Paris," Michel Legrand instrumental with dancer
9)
"Le Cha Cha," Francis Linel
French lyrics
10)
"Belles, Belles, Belles," ["Girls, Girls, Girls"],
Claude Francois French
man sings
1)
"The Prime of My Life," Billy Eckstine
2)
"We'll Sing in the Sunshine," Debbie Reynolds
3)
"I'll Be Coming Home," folk trio
4)
"Sittin' in the La La," male vocal
5)
"Twist and Shout," Sylvie Vartan
6)
"Pussycat Go Go," Stacy Adams
medley of twist songs
7)
"The Race Is On," Jody Miller
8)
"Pretty Girls Are Everywhere," Bobby Vee
9)
"Baklava," belly dance and Arab-French singer
10)
"The Mighty Mississippi," The Back Porch Majority String
Bandfolk tune
11)
"Hello, Dolly" The Dolly Brothers
in French
12)
"Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey?," Della Reese
13)
"If You Were Me," woman sings in German
14)
"Madison Time," Claude Bolling
French instrumental
15)
"We Girls," French young women sing
1)
"Ca, C'est Paris," Josette Jaubert
in French
2)
"Cole Medley" Ike Cole sings
3)
"Just a Dream," Mary Montgomery
4)
untitled song, French um-pah band plays with toys as
props
5)
"Everything I've Got," Vicki Carr
6)
"Good for Nothing Bill," The Legendaires
7)
"Mashed Potatoes," Johnny Halliday in French to tune of
"Little Bitty Pretty One"
8)
"Cake Walking Babies from Home,"
Greenwood County Singers string band
9)
"Under Paris Skies," Jane Morgan
10)
"Calendar Girl," Neil Sedaka
11)
"Femininity," Donna Theodoresexist song
12)
"Good, Good Lovin'," Nancy
Holloway black woman sings
1)
"Paso Cha Cha," two men and woman sing in Spanish
2)
"La Bamba," woman sings in Spanish
3)
"Melody in Cha Cha," ["Para Ti"]
Mexican band
4)
"La Pachanga," Audrey Arnoman and woman sing in
Spanish French and German
5)
"Granada," woman sings in Spanish
6)
"Twist and Shout," Sylvie Vartan on beachFrench
7)
"Marie, Jolie," man sings in French
8)
"Scopitone Party," Betty Claire
in Frenchbad scratch
9)
"Remember Diana," Paul Anka
10)
"Be Good to Me," Petula Clark
11)
"Bellazza," Bobby Rydell
12)
"Youpi Ya Tamouvre," Daniel Gerard in French
13)
"Save the Last Dance for Me," Maya Casablanca in French
1)
"Honey Lamb, Sugar Pie" Hank Fort and girl singer
2)
"Love That Boy," Ike Carpenter and his orchestra
3)
"Tread on the Tail o' Me Coat," Jan Clayton with Lyle Clark
(1951)
4)
"Jump through the Ring," Don Reynolds
5)
"To You," Roye Goodrich (1952)
6)
"Roumanian Rhapsody," instrumental with Stan Fisher on
harmonica
7)
"Over a Bottle of Wine," The Happy Jesters (folk trio)
8)
"Turn Out the Lights [Here Comes the Boogie Man]," woman
singer with big band
9)
"Sweet Lorraine," male singer
10)
"Homespun," Jack Kilty and The Song Spinners (1943)
11)
"St. Louis Blues," one-man band
12)
"Sweet and Lovely," Harry Cool sings
13)
"I'm Somebody Nobody Loves," Claude Thornhill and orchestra
with woman singer (1942)
14)
"Overnight," Sonny Skyler with Vincent Lopez orchestra (
15)
"We're All American," patriotic chorus (1941)
1)
"I Fear Thy Kisses," boy and girl singers (Bergin Kane and his
orchestra) novelty song with two phoney ducks
2)
"At a Little Hot Dog Stand," Johnny Downs and Redd Harper
3)
"The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," Marion Colby and Cliff
"Ukelele Ike" Edwards in comedy role (1943)
4)
[You Don't Get Bread with] One Meat Ball," Patti Clayton
5)
"Here Comes the Fattest Man in Town," woman plays marimba with
bandGloria Parker singsfat male comedian
A
Cavalcade Of Songs Ben Bennet Chorus (1941) sing along with words on screen
6)
"The Strawberry Blonde"
7)
"A Bicycle Built for Two"
8)
"Oh, Susanna"
9)
"Home on the Range"
10)
"Love's Old Sweet Song"
11)
"America"
12)
"When I Grow Up," ["Gee, But I'd Like to Be a
G-Man]," Patsy Brewster sings with jitterbug dancers
13)
"Everyday," man sings to woman
14)
"Let's Be Sweethearts Again," Les Paul Trio plays behind woman
singing blues song
15)
"Who Dunnit?," woman sings with Will Bradley and his orchestra
16)
"Papa Nicolini," man sings with Charlie Spivak and his
orchestra
17)
"Who Dunnit?," woman sings with Will Bradley and his orchestra
1)
"I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire," Johnny Downs and girl
singer (1941)
2)
"There I Go," Joy Hodges sings with big band
3)
"Deed I Do," Will Bradley and his orchestra with black tap
dancers
4)
"If You Build a Better Mousetrap," man puts coin in jukebox
and people danceEleanor French sings
5)
"I See You in My Dreams," man sings to woman on porch (1945)
6)
"Magic of Magnolias," Donald Novis with Cyd Charisse
Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra
7)
"Moon over Miami," bandleader sings
8)
"It's Easy to Say," man sings to woman
9)
"Music in Motion," Larry Clinton and his orchestra
10)
"Let Our Hearts Play the Part," man and woman sing duet
11)
"Musical Joke #10," full symphony orchestra plays pop tune
12)
"Volga Boatmen," big band swing version
13)
"Willie Willie, Will Ya?," Herbie Kaye and His Orchestra
14)
"My Baby Just Cares for Me," singing quartet
15)
"Rose O'Day," Dick Todd sings Irish tune
16)
"Don't Let Julia Fool Ya," Dick Todd
1)
"Lullaby in Swing," male singer with chorus
2)
"Turn Out the Lights [Here Comes the Boogie Man],"Vincent
Lopez and his orchestragirl singer is Anne Barrett
3)
"Let Me Love You Tonight," Allen Dale with big band
4)
"Stupid Little Cupid," Susan Miller sings to statuettes (1941)
5)
"Whistling Joe," The Dreamers
6)
"Cling to Me," Carol Richards with The Dreamers
7)
"With These Hands," Dick Brown (1952)
8)
"The Gypsy in My Soul," Lily Ann Carol
9)
"A Cottage for Sale," Jenny Barrett
10)
"My Yiddishe Momma," Billy Shepard in Jewish song
11)
"It's Nothing New," man sings ballad to woman with big band
12)
"Sweet Lorraine," Harry Cool singsbig band
13)
"Sweet and Lovely," Harry Cool sings
14)
"This Is the Night," man sings to woman on porch
1)
"Smiles," Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestraband sings
2)
“Mabel, Mabel [Sweet and Able]," man sings with swing
bandtune is "Poor Butterfly"
3)
"Surrender," man sings ballad on beach—Emile Petti and His
Orchestra (1946)
4)
"Dixie," driving swing version
5)
"Dancing on Air," Martha Tilton with Wil Osborn
6)
Showboat Melodies, The Marshallsblackface
7)
"Latest News," swing tune with six black bootblacks and chorus
girls singing
8)
"At Laguna," man sings
9)
untitled instrumental, Charlie Spivak and his big band
10)
portion of Charlie Spivak song
11)
untitled instrumental with tap-dancing woman and band
12)
"Old Grey Mare," Joann Cavanaugh and the Swing Stars (1945)
13)
"Turkey in the Straw"
14)
"Saddle Boy," Lee Sullivan as cowboy sings as he goes off to
war
15)
"Oh Gee, Oh Golly, I'm in Love," Mary Burton
16)
"You're Everything in All This World," girl singer
17)
Let's Sing Castle
Film with college Songs performed by The Gordonairs of Fred Waring's
Pennsylvanians and The University Chorus
"Notre
Dame Victory Song"
"Rambling
Wreck from Georgia Tech"
"Maine
Stein Song"
"Hail
to California"
"Peruna"
[Southern Methodist University]
1)
"When It's Springtime in the Rockies," Carson Robison and his
Buckaroos
2)
"The Singing Hills," The Arthur Johnston Singers
3)
"Git Along Little Pony," The Wakely Trio (Jimmy Wakely)
4)
Let's Sing A Western SongThe Gordonairs of Fred Waring
and His Pennsylvanianswith University Choirwords on the
screen (1947)
"Deep in the Heart of Texas"
"Red River Valley"
"Home on the Range"
"Wagon Wheels"
5)
"The Old Chisolm Trail," Merle Travis, Betty DeVere, The
Bronco Busters (1946)
6)
"Where the Mountains Meet the Sky," Jerry Cooper
(1945)
7)
"That Rootin' Tootin' Shootin' Man from Texas," Gene Austin
with Harry Brent and His Orchestra (1942)
8)
zany railroad song (1942)
9)
"Ragtime Cowboy Joe," The Tailor Maids (Snader)
10)
"Fiddlin' Man," Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys Wills plays
breakdown on his fiddle (Snader)
11)
"A Gay Ranchero," Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His
Orchestra (1941)
12)
"I'm Singing My Way Back Home," Vaughn Monroe in color clip
from feature film
13)
"The Mexicali Trail," Vaughn Monroe in another clip from same
feature film
1)
"Beyond the Blue Horizon," The Three Suns (1944)
2)
"Anvil Chorus," The Three Suns (1944)
3)
untitled piece by quartet with accordion lead (1946)
4)
untitled instrumental by same quartet as in #3 (1947)
5)
"Dark Eyes," The Milt Herth Trio (1945)
6)
"Dark Eyes," xylophone leadbass and guiter trio
7)
untitled instrumental played by eight players with four marimbas (many
are women players)
9)
"The Joyful Tango," Korla Pandit organist
10)
"The Blue Danube Waltz," Korla Pandit
11)
"With My Eyes Wide Open," Korla Pandit
12)
Sing-Along Film
"Singing in the Rain"
"I Got a Feelin' You're Foolin'"
"Linda"
"Mama, Do I Gotta?"
13)
"Fantasia," instrumental with dancing girls
13)
Basin Street Boogie," Will Bradley & His Six Texas Hot
Dogs with jitterbug dancers and vocal by Ray McKinley
(1942)
1)
"I Can't Give You Anything but Love," Carolyn Marsh with Ray
Bloch and His Orchestra (1941)
2)
"There Won't Be a Shortage of Love," Peggy Mann
with Teddy Powell and his orchestra
(1942)
3)
"We Can Make Such Beautiful Music Together," Joy Hodges, Gene
Grounds
4)
"A Lover Is Blue," Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and his
orchestra
5)
"Are You Happy? Amen," Johnny Messner and his orchestra
6)
"Darn That Dream," Martha
Mears and Bill Roberts sing with
the Lorraine Page Orchestraall girl band
7)
"Dreamsville, Ohio," Buddy Rogers and Marilyn Maxwell
with Hal Borne and his orchestra
8)
"Do You Believe in Dreams?," Dale Belmont with Ray Sinatra
band
9)
"Semper Fidelis," Larry Clinton and his orchestra in
instrumental
10)
"I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City," Carolyn Gray with Wingy
Manone and his orchestrabluesy song (1944)
11)
"Smiles," Larry Clinton and his orchestra
12)
"Look Down That Lonesome Road," Phil Brito sings with Hal
Donahue and His Orchestra
13)
"I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You," Mary Healy
14)
"If I Had My Way," Harry Cool sings
15)
"I Guess I Took Too Much for Granted," Leona Fredericks
16)
"Overnight," Sonny Skyler with Vincent Lopez and his orchestra
(1941)
1)
"Ya Darn Tootin', Gabriel," Ginger Harmon and Candy Candido,
with Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra
2)
"I Can't Give You Anything but Love," Carolyn Marsh with Ray
Bloch and His Orchestra (1941)
3)
"Baia," Bando Da Lua Boys with Carmen Lopez (Snader)
4)
"Alo Alo," Bando Da Lua Boys with Carmen Lopez (Snader)
5)
"Celina," Miguelito Valdez (Snader)
6)
"Que Rico Mambo," Migeulito Valdez (Snader)
7)
"The Same Old Story," Joy Hodges
8)
"When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," Morton Downey
9)
untitled jazz song, Tommy Reynolds and his quintet
10)
"I Want a Little Doggie," black combo The Phil Moore Four
11)
"I'm a Good Good Woman," Una Mae Carlisle
black
12)
"Huckleberry Duck," The Martins
with Ray Bloch and his orchestra
13)
"A Guy in Salt Lake City," black woman sings and dances
14)
"Since You Have Left Me, My Skies Are Gray," cowboy singer
with Spade Cooley and his Western Swing Band
15)
untitled Hawaiian song with big band and hula dancers
16)
"Don't Break the Spell," Ray Barber sings
17)
"Bloop Bleep," Pamela Britton
18)
"Spesh'lly You," Toni Arden and Jan Arden
19)
"I Must Have That Man," Gloria Stewart with Jimmie
McHughthey enter a record store listening room to play a record
20)
"The Golden Vanity," Robin Robertsfolk singer
21)
"Tread on the Tail o' Me Coat," Jan Clayton with Lyle Clark
(1951)
22)
"You Won't be Satisfied," Mary Osborne
23)
"You're a Character, Dear," The Dinning Sisters
24)
"Mornin' on the Farm," The Dinning Sisters
25)
"By the Light of the Silvery Moon," The Dinning Sisters (1941)
Let's
Sing: Hits Of The Gay 90's
The Rhythm Masters
26)
"Somebody Loves Me"
27)
"I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen"
28)
"When You Were Sweet Sixteen"
29)
"After the Ball"
1)
"Rag Mop," The Happy Jesters
2)
"Chen a Luna [Crazy Mary]," Rose Marie
3)
"Tumbando Cana," Geri Galian
4)
"I'm Gonna live Till I Die," Jon and Sondra Steele
5)
"Sodja Boogie," Joe Sodja
6)
"American Patrol," Paul Kohler and Jini
7)
"Rock, Rock, Rock," Carl Ravazza
8)
"Pretty Eyed Baby," Mary Ellen Quartet
9)
"Jezebel," Bob Haymes
10)
"C'est Si Bon," The Redheads
11)
"Golden Earings," Marina Koshetz and James Newell
12)
"Mona Lisa," Bill Conlon
13)
"Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home," Jana Jones
14)
"Jazz Pizzicato," Ving Merlin and His Enchanted Violins
15)
"Rockabye My Baby," Gloria Grey
1)
"Irma la Douce," Barbara McNair
2)
"C'est Si Bon," Jane Morgan
3)
"Dum Dum Twist," Nancy Holloway
black French singer
4)
"If You Were Me," sung by woman in German
5)
"Oh, Johnny Liar," Molly Bee
6)
"Sittin' in the La La," male vocal
7)
"I've Got the World on a String," January Jones
8)
"Donde, Donde, Donde Donc," woman sings in French
9)
"That Boy," Les Surfs
black women in French
10)
"The Hully Gully," Line Renaud woman sings in French
11)
"Scopitone Party," woman sings in French
12)
"Mighty Mississippi," The Back Porch Majority String
Bandfolk tune
13)
"Fron Fron [Crou Crou]," French woman sings
14)
"Sea Cruise," The Hondells
15)
"La Dolce Vita," in German
16)
"Le Can de Twist," French rock band
17)
"Overexposure," man in French
1)
"School Is Over," French girl frolics in woods
2)
"Snappy," black man sings in French
3)
"America," Daniel Gerard in French
4)
"Goldfinger," Catherine Rivera Elia
in French
5)
"Baklava," belly dance and Arab-French singer
6)
"We'll Sing in the Sunshine," Debbie Reynolds
8)
"The Best Is Yet to Come," Barbara McNair
9)
"If I Had a Hammer," A. Verishuerencayoung blacks in
French
10)
"Tell Him," The Excitersblack women
11)
"Silver Dollar " [aka "A Woman without a Man"],
Damita Jo singsblack woman
12)
"Black Boy," John William black manin French, but tune
is the theme song of Rawhide TV program
13)
"Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey?," Della Reeseblack
woman
14)
"The Train in the Night," Dominiquesexy black French
woman singer with George Jouvin and His Orchestra
15)
"He's Got the Power," The Excitersblack group
16)
"Basin Street Blues," black woman Nancy Collette
17)
"On the Street Where You Live," black Dominique in French
1)
"I've Got That Feeling," Ethel Ennisblack
2)
"The Prime of My Life," Billy Eckstineblack
3)
"Goldfinger," French woman
4)
"The Race Is On," Jodi Miller
5)
"The Silencers," female chorus
6)
"Ruby, Baby," Dion in airplane
7)
"My Prayer," novelty Spanish group sings in English and
SpanishLes Brutos
8)
"Itsi, Bitsi, Petit Bikimi," French version of rock
classicRichard Anthony sings in French
9)
"My Teenage Fallout Queen," George McKelneyfunny spoof
of atomic warfare
10)
"Madison Time," German instrumental
11)
"Sherry," Les Chats Sauvages
French group
12)
"All the Boys and Girls," Francoise Hardy in amusement park
13)
"The Lady Is a Tramp," Buddy Greco
14)
"One Has My Name, the Other Has My Heart," Barry Young
1)
"Padam, Padam," Hanna Ahroni sings in French
2)
"Dum Dum Twist," Nancy Hallawayblack American woman
3)
"If," Timi Yuro
4)
"The Longest Day," Dalida
in French
5)
"Spanish Bull Fight," toreadors and music
6)
"Ole," another Spanish bull fight
7)
"Smouldering Drums," Princess Leilani and Hawaiian hula
dancers
8)
"Keep Your Eyes on the Hands," Princess Leilani sings of hula
9)
"Quando, Quando," Kessler Sisters in French/Spanish
10)
"Three O'Clock in the Morning," Lou Rawls singsblack
man
11)
"Wonder Boy," Lesley Gore
12)
"The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else," Jodi Lansing
13)
"Padam, Padam," Hanna Ahroni sings in French
14)
"What Do You Say?," Silvie Vartan in French
15)
"Toreador," Mary Kaye sings and strums guitar
16)
"Frenchie," Annie Cordy
in French
17)
"Before the Rain," Sue Raney
1)
"La Pachanga," Audrey Arno and male chorus in German, Spanish,
and French
2)
"I Love Paris," ballet dancer in white tights spins through
Paris sights in this instrumental with Michel Legrand
3)
"Good Lovin'," black woman in Western setting
4)
"Ruby, Baby," Dion
5)
"Remember Diana," Paul Anka
6)
"Ole," woman sings in French
7)
"Goldfinger," woman in French
8)
"If I Had a Hammer," Debbie Reynolds
9)
"We'll Sing in the Sunshine," Debbie Reynolds
10)
"The Best Is Yet to Come," Barbara McNairblack
11)
"On the Other Side of the Tracks," Barbara McNairblack
12)
"Around the World," Kay Starr
13)
"Hello, Dolly," man sings
14)
"Bless Them All," Shayne Wallis sings
15)
"Et Maintenant?," French version of "What Now, My
Love?"
1)
"Papa Nicolini," Charlie Spivak and his orchestra
2)
"Mexicali Rose," Nick Lucas
3)
"Fiddle Polka," Lanny Ross
4)
"Maria Elena," Johnny Long and his orchestra
5)
"Rhumba, New York," Carida Garcia (1943)
6)
"Pio Pio," Carida Garcia
7)
"Acudare-te a me," Carida Garcia
8)
"Jesse James," Denver Darling
9)
"Tonight in Dreamland," Phil Hanna with Hal Borne and his
orchestra
10)
"I Can't Get Started with You," Dick Hogan with David Rose and
His Orchestra
11)
12)
Di Gatano's "Dancing with Jeannie," Snader
13)
"Ballet Medley," Lou Diamond and his harmonica
14)
Marina Koshetz, "I Love You, Dear"
Snader
15)
"Little Dutch Mill," Mary Gilbert with Hal Borne and his
orchestra
16)
"Florida Shack," Frances Colwell with Dean Hudson and
his
orchestra
17)
"You Lovely You," Frances Colwell with Dean Hudson and his
orchestra
1)
"Sweet Lorraine," Harry Cool
2)
"Last Night's Gardenias," Shirley Deane
3)
"Tropical Moon," Frances Langford
4)
5)
"Let's Get Away from It All," The Martins
6)
"You Are My Lucky Star," Jack Kilty singsends short
7)
"I'm Making Believe," Warren Evans sings with Cecil Scott and
his orchestraends short
8)
"Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me," male singer
9)
"Blue Moon," Wendy Bishop
10)
"All the Long Day Through," Scotchman in kilt
11)
"Moonlight Becomes You," Eddy Howard sings with his orchestra
12)
"Where the Mountains Meets the Sky," Dick Thomas
(dying cowboy song)
13)
"Hawaiian Holiday," The Godfrey Dancersinstrumental
with hula dancers
14)
"Sweet and Lovely," Harry Cool
15)
"I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So," woman singer with Ray Bauduc and
His Orchestra
16)
"Oh What It Seemed to Be," Peggy Mann sings
17)
"I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City," Carolyn Gray with Wingy
Manone and His Band
1)
"Bashful Bullfrog," Lenny Herman and His band
2)
"I'll See You in My Dreams," Bob Kennedy sings to Eileen
Clarence
3)
"Iowa," Jerry Cooper
4)
"Way Down Yonder in New Orleans," Gaye Dixon singswith
black images
5)
"Maybe," The Kidoodlers novelty quartet with miniature
instrumentsends short
6)
"When I Grow Too Old to Dream," Bob Houston sings with Johnny
Long and His Youthful OrchestraAndre Barush does voice-over
introduction
7)
"Old Folks at Home," black woman harpist
8)
"In an Eighteenth-Century Drawing Room," Dave Schooler and His
Twenty-One Swingheartsinstrumental with all-girl band
9)
"I Hear a Rhapsody," Maxine Conrad with band
10)
"At a Little Hot Dog Stand," Johnny Downs and Redd Harper
11)
"It's a Great Day for the Irish," woman and two men sing
12)
"That's an Irish Lullaby" ["Toor-a, Loor-a, Loor-a"]
Jerry Cooper sings
13)
"Return to Sorrento," man sings in ItalianAl Donahue
and his orchestra
14)
"Darn That Dream," Martha
Mears and Bill Roberts sing with the Lorraine Page Orchestraall
girl band
15)
"Miss You," The Four Polks quartet in soda shoppe
16)
"The Long and Short of It," man and woman sing with Johnny
Long and his orchestra
17)
"Under the Bamboo Tree," novelty trio
1)
"Sweet and Lovely," man sings to woman
2)
"I'll Be Seeing You," woman sings with Ray Sinatra and his
orchestra
3)
"Trees," gypsy violinist
4)
"Semper Fidelis," Larry Clinton and his orchestra instrumental
5)
"How Come You Do Me like You Do, Do, Do," woman blues
pianist with combo
6)
"Little Dutch Mill," Mary Gilbert sings with Hal Borne and his
orchestra
7)
"It's a Pity to Say Goodnight," Jane Harvey
8)
"Ma, He's Makin' Eyes at Me," Gloria Grey
9)
"That Night We Met in Honolu," woman sings with Larry Clinton
and his orchestra
10)
untitled swing instrumental
11)
"Heavenly Hideaway," Melton Moore, Patti Robbins with Sonny
Dunham big band
12)
"Paradise Isle," Hawaiian singer with ukelele
13)
"This Is Our Land," man sings about "home"
14)
"I Don't Care If I Never Go to Bed," The Nielsen
Twinsopens with radio and disk jockey
15)
"Let's Get Away from It All," two men-two women quartet
16)
"Sleigh Bell Serenade," chorus sings with snow
scenesand a dancing snowman!
1)
"Fiddle Polka," Lanny Ross
2)
"You Never Say Yes," woman sings with big band
3)
"I Dream of You," Betty Jane Bonney
4)
"While There's Music," female quartet sings polka tune
5)
"San Fernando Valley," cowboy singer with band (1944)
6)
"Dancing in a Harem," novelty numberEnds Very Short
7)
"He's Funny That Way," Jane Harvey
torch singer
8)
"My Buddy," swing instrumental with Larry Clinton and his
orchestra
9)
"Chop Sticks," swing arrangement with Johnny Long and his
orchestra (choppy print)
10)
"When the Roses Bloom Again," Buddy Clark in military uniform,
Georgia Carrollwartime lyrics
11)
"My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time,"
Hal Winters singswith Agnes Ramey (Miss America) and the
Dream Girlsends short
12)
"A Kiss Goodnight," The Barkley Sisterslots of necking
scenes
13)
"Take It Easy," woman sings Latin rhythm with Ray Sinatra and
his orchestra
14)
"I'm Looking Out the Window," woman sings with band
15)
"Blame It on the Rhumba," woman sings
16)
"Ill Be Seeing You," same as #2 above
17)
"Home Spun," man sings
18)
"I Dream of You," woman singssame as #19 above
1)
"But What Are These?," Gracie Barrienovelty song about
plain woman trying to get a man
2)
"Ding-A-Lay-O," Carnival Chorussame as no. 20 above
3)
"Lady Wonderful," Keith Buffett
4)
"The Tune of Luna Park," Earl Oxfordsong about Coney
Island
5)
"When It's Springtime in the Rockies," Carson Robison and his
Buckarooscowboy song
6)
"Ti-Pi-Tin," Eva Ortega sings
7)
"Ballet Dancer's Nightmare," The Slate Brothers with Vivien
Faynovelty dance number
8)
"Anniversary Waltz," Helen Cole and Marc Plant with Ted Fio
Rito and his orchestra
9)
"The Aqua Waltz," Olive Hatch's Aquamaidssynchronized
swimming with male singer
10)
"May I Have the Next Dance with You," Grace Poggi and Igor
with Hal Borne and his orchestra
11)
"I'm an Old Cowhand," Gus Van sings in various dialects
ethnic
12)
"The Dagger Dance," Victoria Raneswoman dances and
flips knives
13)
"Acrobat a la carte," Betty Yeaton contortionist
14)
"Coffee Shop Rhythm," quartet sings
15)
"Annie Laurie," Scotchman in kilt sings
16)
"Comin' thru the Rye," Charlie Spivak and his orchestra
17)
"Thanks a Million," man singsends short
1)
"Another Mile" [The Pioneers], Stewart Gracey (1943)
2)
"He's Just a Dude Cowboy," Western swing song (1945)
3)
"Brandin' Time," Red River Dave
4)
"Red River Blues," cowboy sings around fire
5)
"Mexicali Rose," Red River Dave, Lilo Darrish
6)
"Today's Election Today," novelty songwoman and man
from Nos. 2-5
7)
"Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle," Carson Robison and his
Buckaroos
8)
"At the End of the Trail," more cowboys singing around the
camp fire
9)
"The Singing Hills," The Arthur Johnston Singers
10)
"The Old Chisolm Trail," Johnny Bond and woman
11)
"Saddle Boy," Lee Sullivan as cowboy sings as he goes off to
war (1943)
12)
"Where the Mountains Meet the Sky," Jerry Cooper cowboy
13)
"They Planted a Tree in the Valley," Nick Cochrane novelty
song
14)
"Sentimento Gaucho," Geri Galian and his Caribbean Rhythm
Boysinstrumental with tango dancers
15)
"Sing You Sinners," Jan Arden
16)
"Out of the Whirl," The Di Gatanosdancers strut to
"Little Girl" then Jane and Adam Di Gatano dance
to same song
17)
"Ragtime Cowboy Joe," The Tailor Maids
1)
"Hotsy Totsy," Le Donne trio with Toni Todd (1944)
2)
"The Dagger Dance," Victoria Raneswoman dances and
flips knives
3)
"Acrobat a la carte," Betty Yeaton contortionist
4)
"At the Penny Arcade," male-female duet with arcade and stock
footage used in production
5)
"Cumana," Bando de Lua Boys with dancer Camille Fuller (great
samba music)
6)
"Dancers in Love," Ike Carpenter and his
orchestraswing instrumental with dancers (1951)
7)
"Ding-A-Lay-O," The Carnival Choruscarnival time
8)
"Happy Landing," Irene Hawthorne, with Marcheta and The June
Taylor Girlsinstrumental with dancing
9)
"Patty Cake Baker Man," Sugar Geise, The Mattisons, Harlan
Co-Eds
(1943) [Fats Waller song]
10)
"Are You Havin' Any Fun?," Ruth Clayton singsroller
skating act included
11)
"Hop, Skip and Jump," Charlie Spivak and his
orchestrainteresting graphics and editing
12)
"Daddy," Jean Carol and Jimmie Alexandre
13)
"Broom and Pan," Gigi Pierson with Ivan Scott and his
orchestrasong about becoming a band drummer
14)
"Bend Down Sister [If You Want to Keep Thin]," Harry Barris
with Suzanne Ridgeway and the Cameo Girlssong about exercise for
reducing weight and staying slim
15)
"The Big Rock Candy Mountains," Harry McClintockhobo
songgood boogie woogie
1)
"Mame Is Me Flame," Jack Reynolds, Larry McMahon, Maudie
Thomas
2)
"My Baby Said 'Yes'," Eppy Pearson and Diana Webster novelty
(1945)
3)
"I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me," Peggy Mann
singscampus setting
4)
"Will Ya Be My Darlin'?," Lynn Johnson and Jean Louise
5)
"Memphis Blues," Jeri Sullavan sings with jazz combo
6)
"Rhythm in My Heart," Tommy Green, Christine Curtis, and The
Mattisons
7)
"Bank of Love," Ted Brodus, Betty Wellsbank-related
lyrics
8)
"We Go Together," Virginia
Rees, Stephen Wayne, Marcia Griffin
9)
"One Look at You," Del Casino and his orchestra
10)
"Capers on the Campus," Lynn Johnson sings college novelty
song
11)
"Bugle Woogie," Susan Miller with Lorraine Page orchestra
12)
"Ask My Heart," Gini Boyd in bathing suit sings
13)
"Cornsilk," Darrell Calker
14)
"Seven Days a Week," Johnny Thompson sings romantic song
15)
"Rhythm on the River," Wingy Manone sings and plays with
his band
37)
"Moonlight Cocktail," Buddy Clark, Dolly Mitchell with Hal
Borne and his orchestra
38)
"Get a Woman on Your Mind," Kirk Wood, Marilyn Hightower
39)
"Magic Is the Moonlight," Vickee Richards in Latin tempo
1)
"Copenhagen," Teresa Brewer
2)
"Wheel of Fortune," Sunny Gale
3)
"Papa Ina E [Tahitian Chant]," Danny Kuaana's Hawaiians and
the Pagans
4)
"Ups and Downs," Paul & Paulettetrampoline act
5)
"The Monkey and the Organ Grinder," Allen Jones
6)
"Joe Jumps," The University Fourjazz quartet with
violin leadboogie woogie
7)
"Little Brown Jug," Willie Fischer and his Logjammershillbilly
novelty
8)
"A You're Adorable," Red Ingle and his Natural
Sevennovelty song
9)
"I Like Mountain Music," Jerry Shard and his Music
10)
"My Silver Bell," Willie Fischer and his Logjammershillbilly
novelty
11)
"Dig a Little Deeper," The Jordanaireswhite gospel
12)
"Twelfth Street Rag," Jerry Shard and his
Musicinstrumental with quartetxylopohne lead
13)
"Sweet Adeline," Willie Fischer and his Logjammers
14)
"Woman Is a Four Letter Word," Tennessee Ernie
15)
"Thank You," Tex Ritter sings a children's song
16)
"Town Band Polka," Willie Fischer and his Logjammers
1)
"He's a Latin from Staten Island," Ricardo and His
Spanish
Guitar
(Ricardo Montalban) 1941
2)
"Star Spangled Banner"Castle rendition of
National Anthem with words on screen
3)
"I Am an American," Carolyn Marsh
4)
"Colorado," Rose Marie (Snader Telescription 1951)
5)
"Shoo, Shoo, Baby," Les Paul Trio
6)
untitled classical violin piece
7)
"I'll Pray for You," The Andrews Sisters with Woody Herman and
his
orchestra [from feature film What's Cooking]
8)
"Il Bacio," Gloria Jean, Andrews Sisters, with Woody Herman
and his orchestra [from feature film What's Cooking]
9)
"Amen," Andrews Sisters, Jane Frazee, Woody Herman and his
orchestra [from feature
film What's Cooking]
10)
"You, You're Driving Me Crazy, What Did I do to You?," Mel
Torme
11)
"Rhumba Amelia," Joe Bonica Movie of the Month
12)
"Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord," Burl Ives (Snader
Telescription from 1951)
13)
"The Tailor and the Mouse" and "Tenor Doodle Do,"
Burl Ives
1)
"I'm Gonna Live 'til I Die," Richard Hayes
2)
"Warm-Hearted Woman," Madelyn Russell
3)
"Pig-Foot Pete," The Dinning Sisters (good boogie-woogie)
4)
"You're a Character, Dear," The Dinning Sisters
5)
"The Maharajah of Magador," The DeCastro Sisters (1952)
6)
"How Did He Look?," Marilyn Stuart
(1942)
7)
"Rickety Rickshaw Man," Roberta Hollywood with tap dancers
Lloyd and Willis (ethnic Chinese constumes)Will Bradley and His
Orchestra (1944)
8)
"Cave Man," Artie Conroy with Jack Shilkret Orchestra (1941)
9)
"Mindin' My Business," Mildred Fenton (1941)
10)
"Clancy," The Dinning Sisters (ethnic Irish cop)
1945
11)
"My Little Cousin," Peggy Mann and Tommy Taylor sing with
Teddy Powell and His Orchestra (1942)
ethnic Jewish tune
12)
"Stuff Like That there," Mary Kaaihue Trio
13)
"4-F Ferdinand," Harry "The Hipster" Gibson boogie
woogie piano (1944)
14)
"Keep a-Knockin'," Gene Austin and Doris Sherrill
15)
"Say Si Si," Ellen Connor with Herbie Kaye and His Orchestra
16)
"Say Si Si," but original Spanish-language version
17)
"I Don't Want to Love You" Betty Westmore with The Milt Herth
Trio (1945)
1)
"I've Learned a Lot About Women," Roy Rogersfrom
feature film
2)
"You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me," Ginny Simms
3)
"You Was Right, Baby," Peggy Lee
(Snader/1950)
4)
"Oh, What It Seemed to Be," Frankie Carle
5)
"Dream a Little Dream of Me," Denise Lor
6)
"Fraidy Cat," Jean Porter with Ray Noble and his orchestra
(1941)
7)
"Rockin' Chair," Jack Teagarden
(Snader)
8)
"Pape E Inu," Danny Kuaana
(Hawaiian) Snader
9)
"Seranada Nottura," Mozartclassical piece recorded in
Salzburg Austra (1948)
10)
"Nocture in F-Sharp," Chopinclassical piano piece Arabian
HijinxCastle (ethnic
stereotypes)
11)
"I Don't Like No Gals," Fuzzy Knight
12)
"I'm Comin' Virginia," The Dinning Sisters
13)
"La Cucaracha," Gertrude Niesen
14)
"No She Don't," Smokey Rogers and his Cowboy Cavalcade
1)
"The Lonesome Road," Allen Jones
2)
"Granada," Patricia Morison
3)
"That Old Black Magic," Richard Hayes
4)
"The Nearness of You," Sarah Vaughan (Snader 1951)
5)
"Too Many Hearts," Connie
Haines (Snader)
6)
"Billy," Wee Bonnie Baker
7)
"Tyrone Shapiro", Willie Howard
(Castle film)
8)
"Swinging on a Star," Harry Lefcourt's Red Jackets
9)
"Let's Get Away from It All," The Martins
10)
"Mama Don't Allow It," Rufe Davis (with same two
jitterbug kids from "Jersey Bounce")
11)
"Tyrone Shapiro," Willie Howard
second copy
12)
"Minnie the Mermaid," Redd Harper and Julieann
Meritt (c. 1942)
13)
"Treasure Chest," Fred Scott and Crystal ? (Pirate song c.
1945)
14)
"A Wee Bit of Scotch," no names cited as kilted women dance
and sing a phoney Scottish tune
1)
Elton Britt, "Cowpoke"
2)
Elton Britt, "Sentimental Journey"
3)
Elton Britt, "Chime Birds Are Singing"
4)
Elton Britt, "The Roamin' Gambler"
5)
Elton Britt, "They're Burning the House Down"
6)
Ray Middleton, "Ghost Riders in the Sky"
7)
Tex Ritter & the Westerners, "Bad Brahma Bull"
8)
Tex Ritter & the Westerners, "The Old Chisholm Trail"
9)
"It Could Happen to You," Western swing songjive
lyrics from feature film
10)
"Ride Around," Tex Ritterfrom feature film
11)
"That's My Home," Gene Autryfrom feature film
12)
"Yours," Gene Autryfrom feature filmsone
chorus sung in Spanish
13)
"Ridin' at the Break of Dawn," Dusty Kingfrom feature
14)
"That Little Prairie Girl of Mine," Dusty Kingwith
Ranger Ridersfrom feature
15)
"Home on the Range," The Range Ridersone chorus from
feature
16)
"Jumping Bean," Roy Rogers and Dale Evansfrom feature
17)
"Sioux City Sue," Gene Autryshort segment only
1)
"Tipsy Cowboy" western song from Range Busters movie
2)
Familiar polka, novelty bank and singer
3)
"Around and Around She Goes," Gwen Williams and Charlie
Develin (has novelty limbo-like bar underwhich polka dancers must
pass)
4)
"The Sweet Potato Polka," The Beaver Boys
5)
"The Clarinet Polka," Stan Mroczek Orchestra
6)
"The Palm Tree Polka," Ken Jones
7)
"Knit One, Purl Two," The Sportsmen with Hal Borne and His
Orchestra (1942) swing number, not a polka
8)
"Let's Do the Polka,"
9)
"Nellie Bly," Gai Moran swing
version of Stephen Foster
10)
Russian medley, The Three Suns (organ, guitar, accordion)
1)
"Mailman Blues," Nita Norman
2)
"Navy Yard," Tony Lane
3)
"The Story of Two Cigarettes," Vickee Richards
4)
"Keep 'em Rolling," Jan Peerceexcellent propaganda
picture with excellent montage of highways, factory workers, etc. in
World War II
5)
"A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square," Tamara
6)
"The Hoiriger Schottische," The Maxwell Girls with Connie
Maxwell and her Orchestra
7)
"Chop Fooey," The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His
Orchestra ethnic racist
Chinese
8)
"Swiss Frolics," Freddie Schweitzer and the Fun Makers
9)
"At a Little Hot Dog Stand," Johnny Downs and Redd Harper
10)
"I'm Just Wild About Harry," Eleanor French
11)
"Hop, Skip and Jump," Charlie Spivak and his
orchestrainteresting graphics and editing
12)
"I Shut My Mouth for Uncle Sam," Frances Faye
1)
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find," Mary Burton
2)
"Any Bonds Today," Liz Tilton with music of Irving Berlin
3)
"Four O'Clock Jump," George Baxter and His Orchestra
4)
"If There Were Girls Like You in the Army," Jimmy Palmer with
Les Brown and his Band of Renown
5)
"There Was a Little Girl," Mitchell Ayers and His Orchestra
6)
"MacArthur Is the Name," Mitchell Boys Choir
7)
"Silver Wings," Nancy Martin
8)
"Row, Row, Row," Joy Hodges
9)
"Dear Old Southland," The Dixiaires
10)
"Having a Time in Havana," Marvel [Marilyn] Maxwell
11)
"May I Have the Next Trance with You," Grace Poggi and Igor
12)
"A Song and a Dream," Joy Hodges
1)
"On the Sunnyside," Gaye Dixon
2)
"If He Can Fight Like He Can Love," Dorothy Corday, Jim Mercer
with Spike Jones and His Orchestra
3)
"I'll Write Right Back Home to You," Kitty Kallen
4)
"Last Night's Gardenia," Shirley Deane
5)
"Pan-Americonga," Rita Rio
6)
"They're Going to Build a Monument," The Delegates
7)
"I Know Someone Who Loves You," Gale Storm
8)
"Maybe," The Kidoodlers
9)
"Russian Revels," The Lucky Girls
10)
"Little Dutch Mill," Mary Gilbert with Hal Borne and His
Orchestra
11)
"I Like a Balalaika," The King's Men
12)
"Loch Lomond," Martha Tilton
Pop
Music 77
Roy Rogers/Gene Autry movies songs--B&W
From
Idaho
with Sons of the Pioneers
1)
"Idaho"
2)
"Don Juan" Pat Brady in Mexican novelty production
3)
"Serenade"
4)
"Happy Day"
5)
"When Romance Rides the Range"
From
Grand Canyon Trail
6)
"Down the Grand Canyon Trail"
7)
"Everything's Going My Way," Foy Willing and the Riders of the
Purple Sage
From
Song Of Arizona
8)
"Song of Arizona" on radio show
From
Home In Oklahoma
9)
"Home in Oklahoma" opening
credits
10)
"Step Right Up [and Meet Your Neighbor] with Dale Evans
11)
"Home in Oklahoma" ending of film
12)
"When Mr. Spook Steps Out" with Roy Rogers with Dale Evans
13)
"I'm a True Blue Fella" Gene
Autry
14)
"Little Gal" Gene Autry
15)
"Casey Jones" Gene Autry with Smiley Burnette
16)
"Song of the Saddle" Gene Autry
17)
"Rockin' in the Saddle All Day" Gene Autry
18)
"I Just Want You" Gene Autry
19)
"I Just Want You" Gene Autrysecond version in film
20)
"A Good Old-Fashioned Hoe-Down" Gene Autry
21)
"Down By the Sleepy Rio Grande" Gene Autry
22)
Short Song Fragment Ending Feature Film
21)
"Little Darlin'" Gene Autry in duet with woman
22)
"You Are My Sunshine' "Home on the Range" "Deep in
the Heart of Texas"Gene Autry asks audience to join in the
songWords On Screen For Last Song!!
Pop
Music 78
Roy Rogers movies songs--B&W
From
Heart Of The Golden West
1)
"Cowboys and Indians" Sons of the Pioneers novelty number
2)
"My Children," spiritual with black Hall Johnson Choir segues
to Roy Rogers and Sons of the Pioneers
3)
"Here Comes the River Robin" Hall Johnson Choir with Roy
Rogers From Red River Valley
4)
"Red River Valley"
5)
"Love Begins at Sunset on the Trail" Bob Nolan is featured
with Sons of the Pioneers
6)
"That Hillbilly Sweetheart of Mine" Pat Brady in novelty song
with woman
7)
"When Pay Day Rolls Around," features Bob Nolan and Pat Brady
8)
"Springtime on the Range Today" hayride scene with Roy Rogers
and Sons of the PioneersPat Brady solos
9)
"Headin' for the Home Corral"
10)
"We Are the Vacqueros"
11)
"My Old Pal" scene with Roy Rogers and Gale Storm segues to
this song
12)
"The Padre of Old San Antoine" preceded by lengthy scene
From
In Old Caliente
13)
"We're Not Coming Out Tonight" Roy Rogers with Gabby Hayes
14)
"Vaquero" Roy Rogers sings with horsemen on the trail
15)
"Sundown on the Rangeland"
From
Wall Street Cowboy
16)
"Ride 'em Cowboy" Roy Rogers with Gabby Hayes and Raymond
Hattonyodels
17)
"Louisiana" woman singer
18)
"The Rollin' Hills," Roy Rogers yodels
1)
Slim plays musical bells in Tex Ritter movie
2)
Tex Ritter and Slim sing novelty duet to school children
3)
"If You Love Your Mama, They'll Do It Every Time" Ernest Tubb
4)
"Let Me Call You Sweetheart" Gene Autry (from
Rhythm of the Saddle)
5)
"Melody Trail" Gene Autry
6)
"The Gal I Left Behind Me" Tex Ritter
7)
"Cowboy 'til I Die" Jimmy Wakely
8)
"Journey's End" Eddie Dean
9)
"O's and X's" Jimmy Wakely
10)
"Ft. Worth Jail House" Johnny Bond
Pop
Music 80Roy
Rogers and Gene Autry songs from their feature films
Songs
from Apache Rose and other films
Reel
contains two prints of Horses & Guns
1)
songs from In Old Santa Fe starring Ken Maynardand
featuring Gene Autry Orchestra
Reel
includes Horses & Guns
1)
"Rosie the Riveter," The Smoothies
(February 1943)this is superior version of film
2)
"Jitterumba," Ginger Harmon and Harry Barris with Hal Borne
& Ork
3)
"Concerto," Billy McDonald and his Highlanderstheme
from Tchaikovsky's 1st Piano Concerto
4)
"Detour," Texas Jim Lewis and His Lone Star Cowboys
5)
"Back Home in Indiana," The Mel-Tones
(1945)
6)
"A Gay Ranchero," Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His
Orchestra (1941)
7)
untitled jazz performance, trio with woman on guitar
8)
"Turkey in the Straw Boogie," Will Bradley
9)
"Frenesi," Del Casino and His Orchestra
10)
"Fly on the Wall," Freddie Schnickelfritz Fischerzany
11)
"Little Brown Jug," The Korn Kobblerscorny hillbilly
12)
"Grandpa Ain't the Man He Used to Be," The Beaver Boys
13)
"I'm Goin' Back to Where I Come from," Gerry Larson with
Vincent Lopez and his Orkhillbilly
Sophisticated
Gals
14)
"Nobody Makes a Pass at Me," Grace Barrie with Frank Denning
and his orkgreat for consumerist products
15)
"I'm a Big Girl Now," Jeri Freeland with Tommy Reynolds and
His Orchestra
16)
"Memphis Blues," Jeri Sullavanwords refer to
"darkies"
1)
"There's a Hole in the Old Oaken Bucket," Florence Gill, Red
Harper, and the Sells
2)
"The Hillbilly Grand Opera," Cindy Walker, Zeke Canova, The
Fashionaireswith David Rose and His Orchestra
3)
"That's My Weakness Now," The Korn Kobblerscorny
Musical
AlbumSwing And Sing
4)
"The Boogie Woogie Boogie Man," Wil Osborn
5)
"Dixie," Wil Osborn—instrumental
6)
"Dancing on Air," Martha Tilton with Wil Osborn
7)
"Fantasia," Martha Tilton with dancing couple
8)
"Rockabye Baby," Chris Cross an his Comedy Band
9)
"Loch Lomond," black jazz pianist/Martha Tilton singer
10)
"Manhattan Serenade," man and woman sing in park
11)
"When Aunt Minnie Plays the Minuet in G," Beaver Boys
12)
"Little Liza Jane," Emerson's Mountaineers
13)
"Pop Goes the Weasel," Sybil Rae, The Fashionaries, Slim
Andrews, Snub Pollard
14)
Venetian Moonlight400' reel of Italian songs
Swinging
The Classics
1)
"William Tell Overture," The Three Suns
2)
"The Anvil Chorus," The Three Suns
3)
"The Song of India," The Three Suns
(6/44)
Hillbilly
Hits
4)
"The Hillbilly Hoosegow," Tom Emerson
5)
"There's a Hole in the Old Oaken Bucket," Florence Gill, Red
Harper, and the Sells
6)
"Listen to the Mocking Bird," The Korn Kobblers
1)
"Roly Poly," Deuce Spriggins and His Orchestra
Country
2)
untitled country-western dance with roots in Irish folk music
3)
"The Trouble with Me," Tex Williams with Spade Cooley and His
Orchestra
4)
"Overnight," Sonny Skyler with Vincent Lopez and his orchestra
(1941)
5)
"Oh, Oh Uhm Uhm," The Cactus Cowboys (1945)
6)
"untilted famous polka with comedy band, dancing girls, and
gibberish singer
7)
"The Belle of the Village Ball," polka with dance
orchestraeven a limbo scene
8)
"Sweet Potato Polka," The Beaver Boys
9)
untitled polka with Stanley Mroczek and his Polka Orchestra
10)
polka about cocoanuts and the shade of a cocoanut tree
11)
"Knit One, Purl Two," The Sportsmen
song from World War II
12)
untitled polka sung by soldier with allusions to World War II victory
13)
"Nellie Bly," Gai Moran in boogie woogie version with sexy
women dancers
14)
untitled but familiar Russian melody, The Three Suns
15)
untitled song with French woman singing "I've Got Ze Eye..."
16)
"Sophisticated Hula," Hawaiian Serenaders
17)
untitled rhumba with Latin American orchestra and singer
1)
"That's a Lotta Shicklegruber," Don Gauthier in corny song imitates Hitler and chorus seated at tablesresponds
"that's a lotta Shicklegruber"
(7/43)
2)
"Goodnight, Irene," The Weavers (Snader 1951)
3)
"Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar," Meredith Blake with Gray
Gordon and His Orchestra (3/16/41)
4)
"These Boots Were Made for Walking," Nancy
Sinatramagnetic soundColortone
5)
"You're Driving Me Crazy,' Mel Torme
Snader
6)
"Great Grandad," trio sings novelty song
7)
"Put Me in Your Pocket," April Stevens, Bob Grabeau
Snader
8)
"Way Up the Hudson," The Skylarks
Snader
9)
"I Can't Get Started with You," Dick Hogan with David
Rose
and His Orchestra
10)
"Only Forever," Dave Marshall and His Orchestra
11)
"Swing It, Mr. Schubert," Carol Adams with all-girl orchestra,
The Glamourettes (11/42)
Songs
Of Love
12)
"In Love with a Song," Gene Grounds sings with all-girl
orchestra, The Melody Maids
13)
"Isn't That Just Like Love," Sylvia Froos " with Dave
Schooler and His Twenty-One Swingheartsall-girl orchestra
3/41
14)
"It All Comes Back to Me Now," Tamara with Del Casino and His
Orchestra
1)
"Wave-a-Stick Blues," Ozzie Nelson in novelty routine about
his rough daily dutiesgood for NBC logo and network chimes
(1942)
2)
"She Lived Next Door to a Firehouse," The Jesters
3)
"Love Marches On," Jane Pickens
4)
"The Singing Telegram Song," Johnny Downs with Will Osborn and
His Orchestra
5)
"The Biggest Aspidastra in the World," Johnny Messner and His
Orchestra in suggestive sexy song (1942)
6)
"Bob-O-Link," Wynn Murray with Nat Brandwynne and His
Orchestra (1942)
7)
"Doin' the Hot Foot," Carol Adams with Hal Borne ork
8)
"It's the Same the Whole World Over," Phono-Fun film produced
by Neil McGurie
9)
"My Little Grass Shack," Princess Luana, Lovliest of Hawaiian
Hula Girls
10)
"The Man on the Flying Trapeze"
11)
"I'm Building a Sailboat of Dreams," The Natural
Fantasyincludes bare-breasted women
nudity
12)
"The Magic Bottle," features exotic dancer Betty Rowland with
brief nudity
13)
"Follies Girls," bare-breasted women in dressing room nudity
14)
"Beer Barrel Polka," Caught Without Costumewoman in
creek for swim when dog steals her clothesbare
breastsshe hides in barrel
nudity
15)
"Cowboy Indian," bare-breasted woman sings and dances on stage
in costume nudity
1)
"Wait 'Til the Sun Shines, Nellie," Betty Bradley, Bob Haymes
with Bob Chester and his orchestra (12/41)
2)
"Dear Old Southland," The Dixiaires
3)
"Blow the Whistle," Denver Darling and the Texas Tornadoes
(1945)
4)
"Clarence," Susan Miller, Gene Grounds, Gai Moran, and Lou
Adlon (1941)
5)
"One Man Band," Vince "Blue" Mondi performs St.
Louis Blues (1944)
6)
"Harry the Hipster," Harry "The Hipster" Gibson
(1944)
7)
"If He Can Fight Like He Can Love," Dorothy Corday, Jim Mercer
with Spike Jones and His Orchestra
8)
"Showbar Frolics," The Smoothies, The Cappy Barra Harmonica
Boys with Phil King and His Orchestra (1943)
9)
"Lackadasical Lady," Jimmy Dodd
10)
"How About You?," Carol Parker, Harry Lewis (1941)
11)
"Oh, Marie," Ron Perry and His Orchestra (1945)
12)
"Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?," The
Maxwell Girls quintet as on #2 above
13)
"Broadway Blues, or Hollywood Here I Come,"
14)
"Java Jive," The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His
Orchestra (1941)
15)
"Pan American,"
16)
"I Dood It," Joe Reichman with Penny Lee
17)
"We're the Couple in the Castle," Virginia Cornell, Dick Hogan
(1942)
18)
"Feed the Kitty" Rio
Rita all-girl orchestra
1)
"I'd Love to Be a Cowboy," The LeDonne Trio (1944)
2)
"Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie," Carson Robison and His
Buckaroos (1941)
3)
Jingle, Jangle, Jingle," Dick Thomas, Billy Bletcher, Jimmie Grier
(1942)
4)
"Branding Time," Red River dave
5)
"A Lasso and a Lass," Michael Road, Marguerite James
6)
"Cactus Cowboy,"
7)
"Idaho," Connie Haines with Spike Jones (1942)
8)
“Farmers of the USA," Al Trace and his Silly Symphonists (1944)
9)
"That Rootin' Tootin' Shootin' Man from Texas," Gene Austin
with Harry Brent and His Orchestra (1942)
10)
"Silver Spurs," Merle Travis (12/46)
11)
"Oh, Oh Uhm Uhm," The Cactus Cowboys (1945)
12)
"The Cowboy Isn't Speaking to His Horse," The Dude Ranchers
(1943)
13)
"They Planted a Tree in the Valley," Nick Cochrane novelty
song
14)
"There's a Hole in the Old Oaken Bucket," Florence Gill, Red
Harper, and the Sells
15)
"Listen to the Mocking Bird," The Korn Kobblers
16)
"Skip to My Lou," The Martins with Ray Bloch and His Orchestra
1)
"Rhumba New York," Caridad Garcia
(1943)
2)
"Dark Eyes," The Milt Herth Trio
(1945)
3)
"Homespun," Jack Kilty and The Song Spinners (1943)
4)
"I'm So Lonesome for You," Lawrence Welkfeatures woman
saxophonist
5)
"Clarence," Susan Miller, Gene Grounds, Gai Moran, and Lou
Adlon (1941)
6)
"Liebestraum," piano music
7)
"Guess Who?," vaudeville jokesArthur Boran, The Three
Heat Waves, The Larose Sisters, Paul Gerson (1943)
8)
"Mr. Wolf," Jewish comedy routine about infidelitous wife and
many suitors with Smith and Dale vaudeville
9)
"Laugh, Laugh, Laugh," Cliff Bragdon, Eddie Rio and Eddie tell
stale vaudeville jokes (1942)
10)
"Screen Vaudeville," Eddie Wills in comedy routine
11)
"Crazy Things," Mousie Powell and his Comedy Band (1945)
12)
"Uncle Tom," Al Trace and His Silly Symphonists (1945)
13)
"Elmer's Tune," The Dorn Brothers, Jackie
Greeneimitations of Ted Lewis, Al Jolson, Harry Richman, Jimmy
Durante, with Lud Gluskin Orchestra (1941)
14)
"Crazy Quiz," Bob Hughes, The Three Hollywood Judges
1)
"My Sister and I," Bob Eberly with Jimmy Dorsey and His
Orchestra (1943)
2)
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," Tommy Taylor with Mitchell Ayers
and his orchestra
3)
"Adventure in Boogie Woogie," Robert Crum (1946)
4)
"Whatcha Know, Joe?," Johnny Long and His Orchestra Western
Melodies
5)
"Give Me My Saddle," Dick Foran
6)
"Fireball Mail," Smokey Rodgers and His Smokey Mountain Boys
7)
"I'll Remember April," Dick Forancowboy setting with
lush violins and chorus in background
8)
"Pop Goes the Weasel," Sybil Rae, The Fashionaries, Slim
Andrews, Snub Pollard
9)
"Slap Happy [Listen to the Mocking Bird"]," Mousie Powell
and his Comedy band
10)
"Put Your Little Foot Right Out," Texas Jim Lewis and his Lone
Star Cowboys
11)
"The Village Fire Brigade," The Music Mixers (1946)
12)
"They're Making Me Over in the Army," The Eton Boys
(March 1941)
13)
"Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," Johnny Messner Orchestra
(June 1942)
14)
"Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip"," Tony Pastor and His
Orchestra (March 1942)
15)
"So Little Time," soldier at train station with his girl
1)
"Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me," Candy Candido with Ted Fio Rito
and His Orchestra (1942)
2)
"Rosie the Riveter," The Smoothies
(February 1943)
3)
"Deep Purple," Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
4)
"Mama Eu Quero," Yola Galli With Maya's Pan-American Orchestra
5)
"Lady of Spain," Joe Sodja with Spanish guitar and orchestra
6)
"When a Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry," Hubert Hendri with Emery
Deutsch and His Orchestra (1941)
7)
"Patty Cake Baker Man," Sugar Geise, The Mattisons, Harlan Co-Eds
(1943) [Fats Waller song]
8)
silly song based on waltz airs
9)
"My Reverie," Peggy Mann with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
((1943)
10)
"Hold That Tiger," The Mills Brothers
black
11)
"Whatcha Know, Joe?," Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
12)
"The Anvil Chorus," Al Donahue and His Orchestra
13)
"Ta-Ha-Wa-Hu-Wai," Lani McIntyreHawaiian song
14)
"Take Me Out to the Ballgame," The Men and Maids of Music with
Ray Bloch and His Orchestra (1941)
15)
"In the Good Old Summertime," The Men and Maids of Music with
Ray Bloch and His Orchestra (1941)
16)
"Boardwalk Boogie," Wil
Bradley
17)
"One Man Band," Vince "Blue" Mondi performs St.
Louis Blues (1944)
1)
"On the Boulevard," Jimmy Dale, Carolyn Grayelaborate
bi-sexual costumes on chorus line (1946)
2)
Operation Rhythm," The Three Heat Waveszany guys dressed as
women sing "The Jumpin' Jive"
(1943)
3)
"Sleep Kentucky Babe," Day, Dawn and Dusk
(1945)
4)
"Cheatin' Woman Blues," Red River Dave
5)
"Let Me Off Uptown," Roy Eldridge, Anita O"Day with Gene
Krupasuperior as letters are NOT backwards (January 1942)
6)
"Thanks for the Boogie Ride," Roy Eldridge, Anita O"Day
with Gene Krupasuperior as letters are NOT backwards
(February 1942)
7)
"I'll Never Get Married Again," Red River Dave
8)
"The Hillbilly Hoosegow," Tom Emerson
9)
"Blackbird Fantasy," Dorothy Dandridge, Billy Mitchell
blacksexy boogie woogie version of "Listen to the
Mockingbird" (1942)
10)
"I Like a Balalaika," The King's Men
11)
"Pistol Packin' Papa," Red River Davesequel to hit
song (1943)
12)
"Yodel," Rosalie Allen
13)
"Tiger Rag," Liberace
14)
"Yankee Doodle, Junior," Lawrence Welkwar song (1944)
15)
"Oh, Susanna," medley of Stephen Foster songs
16)
"Ding-A-Lay-O," The Carnival Chorus with Ray Bloch and His
Orchestra
17)
"Row That Rowboat," The Murphy Sisters with Nat Brandwynne and
His Orchestra (1942)
1)
"Pistol Packin' Mama," The Song Spinners
2)
"The Martins and the Coys," The Jesters (Dec. 31, 1941)
3)
"East of the Rockies," Don Craig
4)
"The Old Oaken Bucket," Lenny Herman with The Flapperettes
(1946)
5)
"There Ain't a Town in Texas," Red River Dave
6)
Oh, Dem Golden Slippers," "She'll Be Coming 'Round the
Mountain"hillbilly comedy band
7)
"Got a Heart Filled with Love, My Dear," hillbilly comedy band
8)
"Red River Valley," Jimmy Wakely and his Oklahoma Cowboys
9)
"Missouri," Hank Penny
10)
"Hillbilly Hi-Jinx," Corrine King
11)
"Thar She Comes!," Esmereldy with Frank Novak's Rootin'
Tooters
12)
"Buffalo Gals," Denver Darling and his Hill Billies
13)
"Wabash Cannon Ball," Carolina Cotton (Dec. 1946)
14)
"Mountain Plains," Jimmy Wakely
15)
"Why Did I Kiss That Girl?," The Beaver Boys
16)
"Hold Your Hats," The Elginsjugglers
17)
"The Cowboy," Roger
DesmaresNOT Soundie 1940s
1)
"Tzena, Tzena, Tzena," The Weavers sing Israeli folk dance
song 1951
2)
"The Roving Kind," The Weavers
3)
"Around the World," The Weavers
4)
"So Long," The Weavers
5)
"John Henry," Merle Travis
6)
"Dark As a Dungeon," Merle Travis
7)
"The Nine-Pound Hammer," Merle Travis
8)
"Spoonin' Moon," Merle Travis and His Westerners
9)
"Jewel Song," Marina Koshetz sings operatic aria from Faust
10)
"Estrellita," Marina Koshetzsong was written for her
mother
11)
"Shadrack," The Jordanaireswhite gospel
12)
"Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho," The Jordanaireswhite
gospel
13)
"In My Journey to the Sky," The Jordanaireswhite
gospel
14)
"The Gypsy," Burl Ives
15)
"Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord," Burl Ives
16)
"Annie Laurie," The Jordainaires
1)
"The Hillbilly Grand Opera," Cindy Walker, Zeke Canova, The
Fashionaireswith David Rose and His Orchestra
2)
"I'm Somebody Nobody Loves, Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra
3)
"Java Jive," The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His
Orchestra (1941)
4)
"Julie O'Dooley," Danny O'Neil
5)
"The Right Kind of Girl," singer imitates Harry Richman,
Maurice Chevalier, Rudy Vallee
6)
"Yankee Doodle Never Went to Town," parody by Mabel Scott
7)
"I Don't Want to Walk without You," Kay Lorraine, Merle Pitt's
Five Shades of Blue, and Frank Wilcox as jive black porter
8)
"Fuzzy Wuzzy," Ron Perry and His Orchestra
9)
"Papa Nicolini," Charlie Spivak
10)
"Flight of the Bumble Bee," Charlie Spivak
11)
"Comin' through the Rye," Charlie Spivak
12)
"The Singing Telegram Song," Johnny Downs with Will Osborn and
His Orchestra
13)
"The Mad Maestro," Yonelli
(Snader 1951)
14)
"12th Street Rag," (Snader 1951)
1)
"This Love of Mine," Stan Kenton and His Orchestra with Cyd
Charisse dancing
2)
Showboat Melodies, The Marshallsblackface
3)
"Man, That's Groovy," Helen O'Connell with Jimmy Dorsey and
His Orchestra
4)
"The Music Shop," Jack Shainlan, with Rubinoff and his violin
playing "Flight of the Bumblebee"
(1945)
5)
"Deacon Jones," Wingy Manone
6)
"B-I-Bi," Betty Bradley, Bob Haymes with Bob Chester and His
Orchestra (1941)
7)
"Clap, Clap for Rhythm," Lucille Bremer, The Stuart
Sisters with Harry Brent and His Orchestra
8)
"My Little Cousin," Peggy Mann, Tommy Taylor with Teddy
Powell and His Orchestra
Sophisticated
Gals
9)
"Nobody Makes a Pass at Me," Grace Barrie with Frank Denning
and his orkgreat for consumerist products
10)
"I'm a Big Girl Now," Jeri Freeland with Tommy Reynolds and
His Orchestra
11)
"Memphis Blues," Jeri Sullavanlyrics refer
to"darkies"
The Glenn
Miller Modernaires With Paula Kelly 1945-46
12)
"Oh, Frenchy," The Modernaires
13)
"Coffee Shop Rhythm," The Modernaires
14)
"Jog Along," The Modernaires
15)
"Do Nothing Till You Hear from Me," The Modernaires
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