Skinnay Ennis and His Orchestra “My Number One Dream Came True” from The Uncollected: Skinnay Ennis and His Orchestra (1946-1948)

Glenn Miller and His Orchestra “Sun Valley Jump” from The Unforgettable Glenn Miller

Jack Leonard and Ensemble w/ Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra “Sweet Adeline” from The Best of Tommy Dorsey

Woody Herman and His Orchestra “Yardbird Shuffle” from The Best of Woody Herman

Artie Shaw & His Orchestra “Just You, Just Me” from 22 Original Big Band Recordings

Benny Goodman and His Orchestra “Taking a Chance On Love” from Benny Goodman & Helen Forrest: The Original Recordings of 1940’s

Johnny Mathis “Warm and Willing” from I’ll Buy You a Star

June Christy “Kissing Bug” from Ballads for Night People

Dinah Washington “I’ll Never Kiss You Goodbye” from September In the Rain

Ella Fitzgerald “Midnight Sun” from The Johnny Mercer Songbook

Louis Armstrong “Jeepers Creepers” from Those Wonderful Thirties: The Stars of Hollywood’s Golden Era

Maxine Sullivan “Oh! No, John” from Loch Lomond – The Essential Maxine Sullivan

Annette Hanshaw “Plenty of Sunshine” from The Personality Girl, Vol. 3, 1926-1928

Al Bowlly “When We’re Alone” from Top Hit Of the 1930s

Dick Powell “By A Waterfall” from Lullaby Of Broadway

Duke Ellington “Ain’t Misbehavin'” from The Early Duke Ellington

Sammy Davis, Jr. “I’ve Got Plenty O’ Nothin'” from Boy Meets Girl: Sammy Davis Jr. and Carmen McRae on Decca

Frank Sinatra “Blue Moon” from Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!! And More

Rosemary Clooney “Learnin’ the Blues” from On Stage – EP

Dean Martin “I’m Yours” from That’s Amore: The Best of Dean Martin

The Ames Brothers “You, You, You” from The Best of the Ames Brothers

Sam Cooke “Summertime (Part 1)” from Portrait of a Legend: 1951–1964 [REQUEST]

Toni Arden with Shep Fields and His Orchestra “We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye” from Shep

Harry James and His Orchestra “My Baby Just Cares For Me” from The Uncollected: Harry James and His Orchestra (1943-1946)

Fred Waring & His Orchestra “Holiday For Strings” from A String Of Pearls: Great Songs Of the 1940s

Jack Teagarden “St. James Infirmary” from Father of Jazz Trombone

The Nat “King” Cole Trio “Poor Butterfly” from King Cole At The Piano

Hoagy Carmichael “Skylark” from Hoagy Sings Carmichael

The George Shearing Quintet With String Choir “Dancing On the Ceiling” from Velvet Carpet

Julie London “Chances Are” from The End of the World

Johnny Hartman “We’ll Be Together Again” from Jazz Songs for Summer Nights

Bing Crosby “Where The Blue Of the Night Meets The Gold Of the Day” from The Best of Bing