Shared Songs From Big Bands Forever group

Songs shared so far

9:20 Special- Count Basie
9:20 Special- Harry James
9:20 Special- Zoot Sims Quartet
125th Street Prophet- Woody Herman and His Orchestra

A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich, and You- Orchestre Chez Fysher
A Fine Romance- Billie Holiday
A Foggy Day- Fred Astaire
A Gal in Calico - Tex Beneke
A Gal In Calico- Bing Crosby
A Ghost of a Chance- Nat King Cole, Lionel Hampton, Helen Forrest
A good man is hard to find- Marion Harris
A Handful Of Stars- Nat King Cole
A Handful Of Stars- GLENN MILLER & His Orchestra w/ Ray Eberle
A Hundred Years From Today- Georgie Auld and his Orchestra w/ Sarah Vaughn
A Hundred Years From Today- Jack Teagarden
A Hundred Years from Today- Lee Wiley
A Journey to a Star- Alice Faye
A Kiss To Build A Dream On- Louis Armstrong
A Kiss To Remember- Rudy Vallee and His Conn. Yankees
A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME- Evelyn Knight & The Stardusters
A Little Bit Independent- Fats Waller
A Little Jive Is Good For You- Martha Tilton
A Little Kiss Each Morning- Rudy Vallee
A Love Tale Of Alsace Lorraine- Allister Wylie Orchestra
A Marshmallow World- Bing Crosby
A Marshmallow World- Johnny Mathis
A Million Dreams- Dan Ritchie Orchestra
A New Moon Over My Shoulder-Joe Reichman Orchestra
A Night at Tony's- Art Farmer & Gigi Gryce Quintet
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square- Elsie Carlisle
A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square- BOBBY DARIN
A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square- GLENN MILLER
A Night in Tunisia- Dizzy Gillespie
A Peach Of A Pair- Gus Arnheim Orchestra
A Peach Of A Pair- Roy Fox
A Penny A Kiss A Penny A Hug- Dina Shore & Tony Martin
A Precious Little Thing Called Love- Gay Ellis (Annette Hanshaw) & Her Orchestra
A Pretty Girl, A Cadillac, & Some Money- Buddy Johnson
A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
A Prisoner of Love- Lena Horne & Teddy Wilson
A Room With A View- Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
A Room With A View- Ben Selvin's Orch
A Sailboat In The Moonlight- Billie Holiday
A Star Fell Out Of Heaven- Vincent Lopez Orch. 
A Star Fell Out Of Heaven- Vera Lynn - Charlie Kunz and his Casani Club Orchestra
A String of Pearls- Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
A Study in Brown- Bunny Berigan
A Sunday Kind Of Love - Etta James
A Sunday Kind Of Love- Claude Thornhill
A-Tisket A-Tasket- Chick Webb Orchestra w/ Ella Fitzgerald
A Winter Romance- Dean Martin
Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive- Johnny Mercer
Ackmet- Dizzy Reece
Adeste Fidelis- Camilli String Quartet
Ad-Lib Blues- Lester Young / Oscar Peterson Trio
After A Million Dreams- George Olsen w/ Fred MacMurray
After Hours- Erskine Hawkins
After Hour Stuff- Tommy Dorsey
After Midnight- Coleman Hawkins
After You've Gone- Louis Armstrong
After You've Gone- Roy Eldridge
After You've Gone- Marion Harris
After You've Gone- Sophie Tucker w/ Miff Mole's Molers
After You've Gone- Teddy Wilson
Again- Doris Day
Again- Gordon Jenkins Orchestra w/ Joe Graydon
(Ah Yes) There's Good Blues Tonight- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
Ain't Misbehavin'- Fats Waller
Ain't Misbehavin'- Fess Williams And His Royal Flush Orchestra
Aint She Sweet?- Gene Austin
Ain't That A Kick In The Head - Dean Martin
Ain't That Just Like A Woman- PAT FLOWERS
Ain't That Just Like a Woman- Louis Jordan & His Orch
Ain't You Baby- Ray Miller & His Orch
Ain't We Got Fun?- Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Alabamy Bound- Fletcher Henderson
The Album of My Dreams- Rudy Vallee
Al Compás del Corazón- Miguel Caló w/ Raul Beron
Al di là- Emilio Pericoli
Alexander's Ragtime Band- Bing Crosby & Al Jolson
Alexander´s Ragtime Band- Benny Goodman
Alice Blue Gown- Edith Day
All About Ronnie- Stan Kenton w/ Chris Connor
All Alone with You- International Novelty Orch.
Allez Oop- Count Basie Kansas City Five
All I Do Is Dream of You- Ray Noble & his Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
All I Need Is The Girl- Frank Sinatra
All I Remember Is You- Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
All My Tomorrows- Frank Sinatra
All Night Long- Jo Stafford
ALL NIGHT SHAGS- CHICAGO HOTTENTOTS
All of a Sudden- Lew Conrad Orch.
All of Me- Russ Columbo
All Of Me- Ruth Etting
All Of Me- Billie Holiday
All of Me- Frank Sinatra
All or nothing at all- Dick Haymes
ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL- Anne Shelton
All The Things You Are - Chet Baker & Stan Getz
All The Things You Are- Shorty Rogers & Art Pepper
All The Things You Are - Artie Shaw w/ Helen Forrest
All This and Heaven Too- CHRIS CONNOR
All Through The Night- Harry Rosenthal & His Orchestra
Alô,Alô- Carmen Miranda & Mario Reis
Alone- Allan Jones
Alone Together- Artie Shaw
Always- Vincent Lopez & His Orchestra
Always in my heart- Vera Lynn
Amapola- Jimmy Dorsey
Amapola- Lecuona Cuban Boys
Amen (Are You Happy?) - The Andrews Sisters, Woody Herman
American Patrol- Glenn Miller
Am I Blue?- Annette Hanshaw
Am I Blue- Billie Holiday
Amor- Xavier Cugat
Amor- Frank Sinatra 
Anclao en París- Carlos Gardel
And Her Mother Came Too - Jack Buchanan
AND HER TEARS FLOWED LIKE WINE- S KENTON/ANITA O`DAY
AND THE ANGELS SING- Benny Goodman, Martha Tilton
And Then You Kissed Me- Dorothy Collins and Raymond Scott
An Evening In Caroline- Boswell Sisters
An Evening In Paradise- Little Jimmy Scott
An Eyeful Of You- Ben Selvin & His Orchestra
Angel Child- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra w/ Ray Eberle
Angel Eyes- Ella Fitzgerald
Angel eyes- Duke Pearson
Angel Face- Coleman Hawkins
Angelina & Zooma, Zooma- Louis Prima
An Hour Never Passes- Ambrose And His Orchestra
Annie Laurie- Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra
ANY OLD TIME- Artie Shaw,Helen Forrest
Anything Goes- Ambrose and his orchestra
Any Time's The Time To Fall In Love- Philip Spitalny Orchestra
Apple Core- Gerry Mulligan w/ Lionel Hampton
Apple Honey - Woody Herman and his Orchestra
APOLLO JUMP- LUCKY MILLINDER
April in Paris- Coleman Hawkins
April in Paris- Thelonious Monk
April In Portugal- Jane Morgan
Apurksody- Gene Krupa
Arab Dance- Claude Thornhill
Aren't You Kinda Glad We Did- Peggy Lee
Are You Hep to the Jive ?- Cab Calloway
Are You Kiddin- Dick Jurgens & his Orch
Are You Lonesome Tonight- Henry Burr
Are You Ready- Lucky Millinder & His Orch
Arkansas- Charlie Spivak
Around Evening- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
Around Midnight- Julie London
Art's Blues- Art Tatum
As Long As I Love You- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orch w/ Jimmy Rushing
As Time Goes By- Binnie Hale
At a Georgia Camp Meeting- Mike Daniels' Delta Jazzmen
At Last- Etta James
At Last- GLENN MILLER & His Orchestra
At Last- Anne Shelton
At Long Last Love- Frank Sinatra
At Sundown- Clicquot Club Eskimos (Harry Reser's Orch)
At Sundown- Manny Klein
At Sundown- Mackey's Michigan Boulevard Gang
AT THE END OF THE ROAD- Frankie Laine
AT THE JAZZ BAND BALL- Sidney Bechet
Auf meiner Geige- Eric Harden Tanz-Orch.
Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart- by Vera Lynn
Auld Lang Syne- Guy Lombardo
AUNT HAGAR'S BLUES- Paul Whiteman with Jack Teagarden
Au Revoir But Not Goodbye- Al Bowlly
Au Royaume du Bonhomme Hiver- Claude Valade
Autumn in New York- Frank Sinatra
Autumn in New York- Jo Stafford
Autumn Leaves- Cannonball Adderley
Autumn Leaves - Yves Montand
Autumn Leaves- Patti Page
Autumn Nocturne- Lou Donaldson
Autumn Serenade- John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
Avalon- Al Jolson
Ave Maria (Schubert)- Andrea Bocelli
Ave Maria- Johnny Mathis
Avenue C- Count Basie
Ay-Ay-Ay - Bunny Berigan
Azure- Bunny Berigan

Baby Face- Jan Garber's Orch
Baby It's Cold Outside- Dean Martin
Baby Its Cold Outside- Margaret Whiting and Johnny Mercer
Baby Me- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra/ Kay Starr
Baby, Oh Where Can You Be?- Rudy Vallée
Baby won't you please come home- Charlie Spivak and his Orchestra
Baby You Can Count On Me- Peggy Lee
Back Bay Shuffle- Artie Shaw
Back Beat Boogie - Harry James
Back Home Again in Indiana- Unknown
Back In Your Own Back Yard- Ruth Etting
Back To Back- Glenn Miller w/ Marion Hutton
Ball and chain (demo)- beverly kenney
Ballerina- Vaughn Monroe
BALLIN' THE JACK- ART HODES JAZZ RECORD SIX
Bambu Bambu- Carmen Miranda
BANDONEON ARRABALERO- CARLOS GARDEL
The Band Played On- Guy Lombardo
Barcarolle in Venice- Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra
Barney Google- Billy Jones and Ernest Hare
Barnyard Blues- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Basie Boogie- Count Basie
Basin Street Blues- The Charleston Chasers
Basin Street Blues- Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orch
Basin Street Blues- Bob Wills
Basin Street Boogie- WILL BRADLEY'S SIX TEXAS HOT DOGS
Beale Street Blues- Jack Teagarden
Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar-Will Bradley Orchestra
Be Careful (If You Can't Be Good)- Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra
Be Careful, It's My Heart- Bing Crosby
Be Careful, It's My Heart- Harry Roy & His Orchestra
Be careful with those eyes- Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians
Because I Know You're Mine- Bob Haring Orchestra
Because Of You- Linda Darnell
Because you're mine- Billy Eckstine
Beer Barrel Polka- The Andrews Sisters
BEAUTIFUL GIRL- Bing Crosby
B Flat Blooze- ROGER RAM TRIO
Begin The Beguine- Bing Crosby
Begin the Beguine- Joe Loss & Chick Henderson
Begin The Beguine- Artie Shaw
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen- The Andrews Sisters
Bei mir bist du schön- Benny Goodman
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen- The Benny Goodman Sextet
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen- Manny Klein and his Orchestra
Bei mir bist du schön- Leo Marjane
Bel-Ami- Lucienne Delyle & Gus Viseur
Bel Ami- Tino Rossi
Beneath the Lights of Home- Deanna Durbin
Besame Mucho- Oscar Aleman
BESAME MUCHO- NAT KING COLE
Besame Mucho - Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra
Bésame Mucho- Jimmy Dorsey
The Best Is Yet To Come- Frank Sinatra
The Best Things in Life are Free- Jack Hylton
The Best Things In Life Are Free- Hank Mobley Quintet
The Best Things in Life Are free- Jo Stafford
Between 18th And 19th On Chestnut Street- Charlie Barnet
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - Cab Calloway
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - Roy Fox
Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered- Doris Day
Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered- Anita O'Day
Beyond The Blue Horizon- Martha Tilton
Beyond The Sea- Bobby Darin
Bianco Natale- CLAUDIO VILLA
Bidin' My Time- Sarah Vaughan
Biff'ly Blues- Henry "Red" Allen
Big Beaver- Bob Wills
Big Boy- Ray McKinley and His Orchestra
Big city blues- Annette Hanshaw
Big Noise From Winnetka - Bob Crosby
Bill- Connie Haines
Billy Goat Stomp- Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers
BIM BAM BUM- ENRIC MADRIGUERA
Birmingham Bertha - Walter Barnes & His Royal Creolians
Bitter sweet selection- Jack Hylton
Blackstick- Sidney Bechet
Blame It on My Last Affair- MILDRED BAILEY
Black Bottom- Joe Candullo
Blackbottom Stomp- Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers
Bless You, Sister- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra
Blowin' The Blues Away- Horace Silver
Blue Again- Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orch.
Blue and Sentimental- Ike Quebec
Blueberry Hill- Glenn Miller
Bluebirds In the Moonlight- Glenn Miller with Marion Hutton
Blue Champagne- Jimmy Dorsey
Blue Christmas- Russ Morgan
Blue Evening- Woody Herman & his Orchestra
Blue Groove- Jimmy Forrest
Blue Lester- Lester Young
Blue Lou - Count Basie
Blue Lou- Eddie Heywood
Blue Moon- Al Bowlly
Blue Moon- Carlo Buti
Blue moon- Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra
Blue Moon- Greta Keller
Blue Orchids- Glenn Miller
Blue Prelude- Lew Stone's Band & Al Bowlly
Blue River (1933) - Jack Teagarden
Blue River- Jack Teagarden (1941)
The Blue Room- Joe Venuti
Blues- Esther Walker
Blues Elegante- Kenny Dorham
Blues En Mineur- Django Reinhardt
Blues for Dixie- Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan
Blues In Bloom- Gigi Gryce
Blues In My Heart- Bert Lown's Orch
Blues In My Heart- Jack Payne
BLUES IN THE DARK- Count Basie w/ James Rushing
Blues in the night- Woody Herman
Blue Skies- Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with Frank Sinatra
Blue Skies- Nancy Evans
Blue Skies- Ella Fitzgerald
Blue Skies- Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
Blue Skies- The John Kirby Sextet
Blue Skies- Mel Powell
Blue Train- John Coltrane
Bob The Robin- SERGE CHALOFF SEXTET
BODY AND SOUL- Ruth Etting
Body and Soul- Annette Hanshaw
Body and Soul- Coleman Hawkins
Bohemia After Dark- Oscar Pettiford
BON APPETIT MADEMOISELLE- HENRI SALVADOR ET RAY VENTURA
Bonsoir mon ange- Léo Marjane
BOOGIE BLUES- Gene Krupa w/ Anita O'Day
Boogie Woogie- Tommy DORSEY
Boogie Woogie- King Oliver & His Orchestra
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Andrews Sisters
Boogie Woogie Santa Claus- Lionel Hampton w/ Sonny Parker
The Booglie Wooglie Piggy- Harry Roy
Boo Hoo- Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
Th' Bop Hop- Maxwell Davis & The All Stars
Bopmatism- Dodo Marmarosa
Born To Be Blue- Beverly Kenny
Bottoms Up- Phil Spitalny Orch.
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams- Ambrose
BOUM- Charles Trenet
Bouncin' Around- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
THE BOY NEXT DOOR- Jo Stafford
Boy! Oh Boy! I've Got It Bad- High Hatters
BRASIL- XAVIER CUGAT
Break It To Me Gently- Brenda Lee
The Breeze and I- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
BREEZIN' ALONG THE BREEZE- REGENT DANCE ORCHESTRA
Brighter Than The Sun- Ray Noble
Bringin' Home the Bacon- Blossom Seeley with The Georgians
Broadway Baby Dolls- Nat Shilkret & His Orch.
Brother can you spare a dime- Rudy Vallee
Brownie Speaks- Clifford Brown
BUBBLING OVER WITH LOVE- JACK LEON
BUCHANAN STOMP- HARRY PERRIT AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Buck Jumpin'- Fats Waller
Bugatti Step- Jarolslav Jezek Orchestra
Bugle Call Rag-　Benny Goodman
Bugle Jazz- Kay Kyser
Buh-Huh . . . ich möchte weinen- Eugen Wolff
Bunny Berigan 1936 & Freddie Rich band- performance video
Burgundy St. Blues- George Lewis
Burnin' The Iceberg- Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers
BUSTER'S LAST STAND- Claude Thornhill
But Beautiful- Stan Getz & Bill Evans
But Not For Me- Harry James Orch w/ Helen Forrest
But Not For Me- Jo Stafford
But Not For Me- Teddy Wilson
Button Up Your Overcoat- Ruth Etting
Button up your overcoat- Helen Kane
Bye Bye Blackbird- Gene Austin
Bye Bye Blues- Frankie Trumbauer
By Heck- The Dorsey Brothers
By the Beautiful Sea- Billy Murray & the Heidelberg Quintette
By The Fireside- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
By The Fireside- Jo Stafford
By the Light of the Silvery Moon- Fats Waller

Cachita- Orquesta Casino De La Playa
Cake Walking Babies From Home- Clarence Williams and the Blue Five
California, Here I Come- Al Jolson & Isham Jones
CALLIN' ALL CATS- LOU DONALDSON
Call Me Irresponsible- Bobby Darin
The Call Of The Canyon- GLENN MILLER & His Orchestra
Camille's Boogie- Roy Milton w/ Camille Howard
Campanitas de cristal- Noro Morales
Canal Street Blues- King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
Candlelight and Wine- Georgia Carroll and Harry Babbitt
Candy- Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford & Pied Pipers
CAN'T GET OUT OF THIS MOOD- Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
Can't Help But Crying Sometimes- Josh White
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man- Thelma Carpenter
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man- Julie London
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra w/ Billie Holiday
Can This Be Love- Dorsey Bros. Orch
Can't We Be Friends- Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
Can't You Love Like That?- Jack Denny Orch.
Can't You Read Between The Lines- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
Can't You See- Phil Spitalny Orchestra
Can't We Be Friends- Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orch.
Can't We Meet Again- Al Bowlly
Caravan- Bunny Berigan
Caravan- Duke Ellington
Carefree- Ben Bernie & His Hotel Roosevelt Orch.
Careless- Vera Lynn
Careless- Glenn Miller
CARELESS LOVE BLUES- Bunk Johnson
Carelessly- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra (w Billie Holiday)
Carioca- Connee Boswell
The Carioca- Enric Madriguera
Carolina- Allen Taylor Orchestra
Carolina In The Morning - Al Jolson
Carolina Moon- Annette Hanshaw
Caroling, Caroling- Nat King Cole
Carry me back to old Virginny- Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band
The Casa Loma Stomp- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orch.
CATALINA BOUNCE- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
'Cause My Baby Says It's So - Bunny Berigan and his Orchestra
CAUTION BLUES- Muggsy Spanier
Celery Stalks At Midnight- Will Bradley
CEMENT MIXER- Slim Gaillard
Central Avenue Breakdown- Lionel Hampton
C`est d`la faute a tes yeux- EDITH PIAF
C'est le plaisir que j'aime- Lys Gauty
C'est si bon- Louis Armstrong
C'est Si Bon- Jacques Hélian & son Orchestre
C'est une petite étoile- Guy Berry & Paul Misraki & son Orchestre
C'était un jour de fête- Edith Piaf
Cette Chanson Est Pour Vous- Jean Sablon
Cha Cha Cha Loco- MACHITO AND HIS AFRO CUBAN ORCHESTRA
Change of Heart- Dean Martin
Change Partners- Fred Astaire
Changes- Lou Gold Orchestra
Chaque soir j'attends l'amour- Rose Avril
The Charleston- James P.Johnson
The Charleston- Varsity Eight (California Ramblers)
CHARLESTON ALLEY- CHARLIE BARNET
Charleston Mad- Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders
Charmaine- Abe Lyman's California Orch.
The Chase- Wardell Gray / Dexter Gordon
CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO - Glenn Miller
CHATTANOOGIE SHOE SHINE BOY- Tommy Duncan
Cheek To Cheek- Fred Astaire
Cheerful Little Earful-Fred Rich Orchestra
Chelsea Bridge- Duke Ellington
Cherokee - Charlie Barnet
Cherokee Canyon- Tex Beneke
Cherry- harry james and his orchestra
Cheveux au vent- Les Soeurs Etienne
Chew Chew Chew- Chick Webb Orch w/ Ella Fitzgerald
CHEW TOBACCO RAG- LUCKY MILLINDER
Chic a Chiquito- Georges Guetary
Chicago- Frank Sinatra
CHICAGO BLUES- THE BUCKTOWN FIVE
China Boy- McKenzie & Condon's Chicagoans
China Boy- Danny Polo sextet
Chinatown, My Chinatown- The Mills Brothers
Chloe- Benny Goodman
CHOCOLATE SHAKE- Duke Ellington w/ Ivie Anderson
Choo Choo Ch'Boogie- Louis Jordan & His Orch
Christmas And You- Joni James
Christmas Bells- Perry Como
The Christmas Blues- Dean Martin
Christmas Chimes- Andre Kostelanetz
Christmas Dreaming- Frank Sinatra
Christmas In Killarney- Bing Crosby
Christmas in New Orleans- Louis Armstrong
Christmas Island- ANDREWS SISTERS & Guy Lombardo Orch.
The Christmas Song- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
The Christmas Song (w/o strings)- Nat King Cole Trio
The Christmas Song- Johnny Mathis
The Christmas Spell- Peggy Lee
The Christmas Waltz- Frank Sinatra
Cinderella- Glenn Miller Orchestra with Ray Eberle
Ciúme sem razão- Orlando Silva
Clair De Lune- Jose Iturbi
Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie- Charlie Barnet
Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie- Chick Webb
CLARINET A LA KING- Benny Goodman
Clarinet Marmalade- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra With Bix
Clarion Calls- DONALD BYRD
Clementine- Duke Ellington
The Closer You Are- Tony Martin
CLOSE YOUR EYES- Ruth Etting
Close Your Eyes- Ray Noble and his Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
The Clouds Will Soon Roll By- Elsie Carlisle
The Clouds Will Soon Roll By-Bob Causer Cornellians
Club Privé- Jean Omer & his Swing Orchestra
Cocktail- Johnny Hess
Cocktails for Two- Carl Brisson
Cocktails For Two- Sam Donahue
Collegiate Fanny- Kay Kyser
Colonia- NORO MORALES Y SU ORQUESTA
Come Fly With Me- Frank Sinatra
Come Josephine In My Flying Machine- Ada Jones & Billy Murray
Come out, come out, wherever you are- Charlie Barnet w/ Kay Starr
Come Rain or Come Shine- Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers
Come Rain or Come Shine- Ella Fitzgerald
Come Rain Or Come Shine- Frank Sinatra
Come Rain Or Come Shine- Sonny Stitt
Come To Baby Do- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
Comes Love- Artie Shaw w/ Helen Forrest
Comin' Home Baby- Mel Torme
COMIN’ IN ON A WING AND A PRAYER- Ambrose Orchestra featuring Anne Shelton
Comin' Through The Rye- Charlie Spivak
Confess- Patti Page
The Continental- Harry Roy Orch
The Continental - Lew Stone & his Band
Contour- Jack Sheldon Quintet
Convoy- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love- Annette Hanshaw
Cool As a Fool In a Pool- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
Cool Blues- Charlie Parker
Core 'ngrato- Mario Lanza 
Cornet Chop Suey- Louis Armstrong
Cotton Fields- Leadbelly
Couldn´t be Cuter- Al Bowlly
Coventry Carol- Westminster Cathedral Choir
Cow Cow Boogie - Ella Mae Morse
Cuando Tu Quieras- Chivirico Davila
Cuban Love Song- Ben Selvin Orch.
Cuckoo in the clock- Martha Tilton
Craving- Harry Reser's Syncopators
Crazy- Patsy Cline
Crazy Rhythm- Coleman Hawkins
Crazy Rhythm- Harry James
Creole Love Call- Duke Ellington
Cry- Johnnie Ray
Cryin' for the Carolines- Ambrose
Crying Mood- Ella Fitzgerald with Chick Webb
Cryin' Mood- Clarence Williams
Crying My Heart Out For you- Joe Loss And His Orchestra
Cry Me a River- Dexter Gordon Quartet
Cry Me A River- Julie London
Cuban Serenade- Barnabas von Geczy

DADDY- Stan Kenton Orchestra w/ June Christy
Daddy, Won't You Please Come Home? -Annette Hanshaw
DAISY BELL- GERALD ADAMS
Dancing In The Dark- Larry Clinton w/ Bea Wain
Dancing In The Dark- Ben Selvin's Orch.
Dancing in the Dark- Artie Shaw
Dancing In The Dark- Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians
Dancing on the Ceiling- Jessie Matthews
Dancing With Tears In My Eyes - Ben Selvin and His Orchestra w/ Ruth Etting
DANCING WITH YOU- BERTINI &THE BLACKPOOL TOWER DANCE BAND
Danse avec moi- Susy Delair
Dans le jardin de mes rêves- Tino Rossi
Dans mon cœur- Danielle Darrieux
Dans mon coeur- Ray Ventura w/ André Dassary
Daphne- Django Reinhardt and Stephanne Grappelli
Daphnis et Chloë - Suite No.2 ('Daybreak')- Maurice Ravel
Dardanella- Louis Katzman Orch.
Dark Eyes- Jack Teagarden
Darn That Dream- DEXTER GORDON
Darn That Dream- Paula Kelly & Al Donahue Orch
Dawn On The Desert- The John Kirby Sextet
Daybreak Express- Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
Day By Day (1946)- Frank Sinatra
Day By Day- Jo Stafford
Day Dream- June Christy
Day Dream- Duke Ellington
Day In Day Out- Bob Crosby Orch w/ Helen Ward
Day In, Day Out (1958 version)- Frank Sinatra
The Day You Came Along- Coleman Hawkins and His Orchestra
DEAR LORD- JOHN COLTRANE
Dearly Beloved- GLENN MILLER & His Orchestra
Deck The Hall With Boughs Of Holly/Jingle Bells- Andre Kostelanetz
'DEED I DO- CHARLIE BARNET
'Deed I Do- Ruth Etting
DEEP BLUE DREAM- The Emmet Berry Five
Deep Down South- Bix Beiderbecke & His Orchestra
Deep In a Dream- The Artie Shaw Orchestra with Helen Forrest
Deep In My Heart, Dear- MARIO LANZA
Deep In My Heart, Dear- MARIO LANZA & Norma Giusti
Deep Night- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
Deep Night- Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees
Deep Purple- Earl Bostic
Deep Purple- Larry Clinton w/ Bea Wain
Deep Purple- Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Deep Purple- Artie Shaw & Helen Forrest
Deep Purple- PAUL WESTON
Delighted- Sal Salvador
Desafinado- Antonio Carlos Jobim
Devil May Care- Glenn Miller
DEXTER BLUES- Jay McShann
Dexter Rides Again- Dexter Gordon
Dickey Bird Song- Freddy Martin & His Orchestra
Dicky Wells Blues- Dicky Wells
Did I remember- Jack Hylton and his orchestra
Did You Ever See A Dream Walking- Al Bowlly
Did You Ever See A Dream Walking-Eddy Duchin Orchestra
Dinah- The Boswell Sisters
Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead- Glenn Miller & his Orch
Dinner At Eight- Ben Selvin's Orch
DIE ÜBERFAHRT- JOSEF GREINDL
Diga Diga Doo- Irving Mills and his Hotsy Totsy Gang
Ding Dong Merrily On High!- Kings College Choir
Dinner for One Please, James- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
The Dipsy Doodle- Larry Clinton & his Orchestra w/ Bea Wain
Dixie- FRED ELIZALDE AND HIS HOT MUSIC
Dixie Jazz Band One-Step- Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Djangology- The Quintet of the Hot Club de France
Do-Do-Do- George Gershwin
DO-DO-DO- Helen Morgan
Doin' The New Low Down- Lud Gluskin Orch.
Doin' The Raccoon- George Olsen & His Music
Doin' The Uptown Lowdown- Mildred Bailey w/ Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra
Domani- Julius La Rosa
Donde estabas tu- BENY MORÉ
Donde estabas tu- Nelo Sosa y su conjunto Colonial
Don Juan- Jose Basso
Donkey Serenade- José Iturbi
Donna- Jimmy McPartland's Chicago Rompers
Don't Be That Way-by Benny Goodman
Don't Blame Me- Rudy Vallee
Don't Blame Me/Isn't It Heavenly- The Bands That Matter
Don't Ever Leave Me- Perley Stevens
Don't explain- billie holiday
Don't Fence Me In - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
Don't Get Around Much Anymore- The Ink Spots
Don't Go To Strangers- The Count Basie Orchestra and Arthur Prysock
Don't know enough about you- Chantal Chamberland
Don't Let The Rhythm Go To Your Head- Fletcher Henderson
Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree- Andrews Sisters
Don't Worry 'Bout Me- Doris Day
DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME- JENS DENNOW'S ORKESTER COPENHAGEN
Don't worry 'bout me/ I'm in the mood for love- Louis Prima & Keely Smith
Don't You Love Your Daddy No More- LEADBELLY
Doodlin'- HORACE SILVER
Do Something- Zelma O'Neal
DOUBLE CROSSING BLUES- Johnny Otis w/ Little Esther
DOUCE NUIT- TINO ROSSI
Down Among the Sheltering Palms- Acker Bilk w/ Ken Colyers Jazzmen
Down Argentina Way- Leo Reisman
Down By the Old Mill Stream- Harry Macdonough and Chorus
Down In Jungletown- Woody Allen and his New Orleans Jazz Band
Down on the Delta- The Boswell Sisters
Down On The Levee- Hot Lips Page
Down the Road a Piece- Freddie Slack & Will Bradley Trio
Down the trail of achin' Hearts- Patti Page
DOWNTOWN CAFE BOOGIE- EDMOND HALL Sextet
Down Yonder- Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra
DO YOU WANNA JUMP, CHILDREN?- - Count Basie w/ Jimmy Rushing
Dream- The Pied Pipers
Dream- Frank Sinatra
Dream A Little Dream Of Me- The Dorsey Brothers
Dream A Little Dream Of Me- Wayne King
Dream A Little Dream Of Me- Ozzie Nelson
Dream A Little Dream Of Me- Jo Stafford
Dream Tango- International Novelty Orch. (Nat Shilkret)
Dream (When You're Feeling Blue)- The Pied Pipers
Dream (When You're Feeling Blue)- Frank Sinatra
Dreamers' Lullabye- The Four King Sisters
Dreaming- Al Bowlly
Dreaming A Dream- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
Dream Rag- Eubie Blake
Drum Boogie- Gene Krupa
Du-du gehst an mir vorbei- Gloria Astor & Kurt Widmann
The Duke's Idea - Charlie Barnet
Dulce Con Dulce- Alfonsin Quintana

Eager Beaver- Stan Kenton
EARFUL OF MUSIC- ETHEL MERMAN
The Earl- Earl Hines 
Early Autumn- Woody Herman Orchestra featuring Stan Getz
Early Autumn- Jo Stafford
Early Hours- KEN COLYER JAZZMEN
East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)- Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra
Easy To Dance With- Fred Astaire 
Easy To Love - Maynard Ferguson
Easy to Love- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
Easy to Love- Maxine Sullivan
Th' Ego Song- Ray Charles and his Orchestra
Egyptian Fantasy- Sidney Bechet
Eh Cumpari- Julius La Rosa
Ein Lied aus meiner Heimat- Unknown
El choclo- Juan D´Arienzo
El chupete- Juán D'Arienzo
El Dia De Suerte- Willie Colon and Hector Lavoe
El dia que me quieras- Carlos Gardel
El jibarito- Orquestra Serenata Tropical
THE ELK'S PARADE by Bobby Sherwood
Ella Cinders- Herb Wiedoeft's Orch.
El Manisero (ThePeanut Vendor)- Havana Casino Orch
Elmer's Tune - Peggy Lee And The Benny Goodman Orchestra
Elmer's Tune- Glenn Miller
El Pescante- Alberto Castillo
Embraceable You- The Nat King Cole Trio
Embraceable You- Ella Fitzgerald
Embraceable You- Joni James 
Embraceable You- Charlie Parker
Embraceable You- Ginny Simms
En la Orilla del Mar- Bienvenido Granda
En parlant un peu de Paris- Henry Garat
En septembre sous la pluie- Léo Marjane
Escuchame Manon- Osvaldo Pugliese w/ Roberto Chanel
ESQUIRE BOUNCE- Leonard Feather's All Stars
Es sind viele Jahre vergangen- Michael Jary and his orchestra
Esta Noche De Luna- Carlos Di Sarli w/ Roberto Rufino
Evening in Paris- Zoot Sims
Ever Since Time Began- Annette Hanshaw
Ever So Thoughtful- Charles Ventura Quartet
Everybody Loves My Baby- Fats Waller
Every Christmas Eve- Johnny Mathis
Every Day Blues Yo Yo Blues- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orch
EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BLUES- Count Basie w/ Joe Williams
Everything I Got Belongs To You- Eubie Blake w/ Nina Mae McKinney
Everything's Cool （Part 1& 2)- Fats Navarro
Everything's In Rhythm With My Heart- Jack Jackson
Every Tub - Count Basie and His Orch.
Ev'ry Night About This Time- Dick Garcia Quartet w/ Bill Evans
Ev'ryone Says I Love You- Isham Jones Orch.
Exactly Like You- Nat King Cole w/ Frank Sinatra
Exactly like you- Jack Payne and the BBC Dance Orchestra
Exercise in Swing - Johnny Guarnieri

Falling in Love with Love- Helen Merrill
FAR AWAY PLACES- DEAN MARTIN
Far Cry- Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra
Farewell Blues- Art Hodes Quintet
Farewell Blues- Isham Jones Orch
Farolito De Papel- Alberto Marino
FAROLITO VIEJO- JULIO SOSA and Francisco ROTUNDO
Fascination- Jane Morgan
The Fattest Man In Town- Bob Chester & His Orchestra
FDR Jones- Chick Webb w/ Ella Fitzgerald
Feeling Drowsy- Henry "Red" Allen
Feeling Good- Chris Connor
Feelin' No Pain- Miff Mole & His Little Molers
Felix! Felix! Felix the Cat!- Paul Whiteman
Fidgety Feet- Chris Barber's Jazz Band
Fine and Dandy- The Dorsey Brothers
Fine And Dandy- Art Tatum
Fine and Dandy- George Wallington Trio
Fine Dinner- Coleman Hawkins
The First Noel- Nat King Cole
Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue- Art Landry
THE FIVE O`CLOCK WHISTLE- JOE LOSS
FLAMETHROWER- Coleman Hawkins Quartet
Flatbush Flanagan- Harry James
The Flat Foot Floogie- Slim Gaillard
FLEUR BLEUE- CHARLES TRENET
Floogie Boo- Cootie Williams Sextet
Flying Home - Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra
Fly Me To the Moon- Frank Sinatra
Foi ela- Francisco Alves
Follow The Fleet- Fred Astaire
Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)- Glenn Miller
Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)- Jo Stafford
Fool That I Am- Billy Eckstine
For Dancers Only- Alix Combelle & Le Jazz de Paris
For Dancers Only- JIMMIE LUNCEFORD
Forecast- Art Farmer Quintet
For Only You- Tab Smith
For You- Mildred Hunt with the Society Night Club Orchestra
For You And Me- Joe Candullo's Everglades Orchestra
Found My Gal- Tal Henry & His North Carolinians
FOUR BROTHERS- Woody Herman
Four Or Five Times- Lucky Millinder w/ Sister Rosetta Tharpe
The Four Winds And The Seven Seas- Sammy Kaye and his orchestra
FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE- Bunny Berigan
Frankie and Johnny- Omer Simeon Trio
Frenesi-Artie Shaw & his orchestra
Friendship- Kay Kyser
Frim Fram Sauce- Nat King Cole Trio
From Me To You- Lew Stone w/ Al Bowlly
Froggy Bottom- Andy Kirk
From Day to Day- Herb Wiedoeft 's Orch.
From This Moment On- Frank Sinatra
Frosty The Snowman- Jimmy Durante
Frosty The Snowman- Guy Lombardo
Fry Me Cookie, With A Can Of Lard- Will Bradley and his Orchestra
Fum, fum, fum- Kathleen Battle

Gabriel's Heater- Erskine Hawkins
Gather Lip Rouge While You May- Bill Scotti
Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You- Roy Eldridge
Geh' schlafen, mein Junge- Greta Keller
GEORGIA CAKE WALK- Art Hodes Orch
Georgia Camp Meeting- Mike Daniels' Delta Jazzmen
Georgia On My Mind- Mildred Bailey, Paul Whiteman Orchestra
Gesu Bambino- Luciano Pavarotti
GET 'EM AGAIN BLUES- Johnny Dodds Chicago Footwarmers
Get Goin' Get Ready For Love- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Get Happy, by Benny Goodman
Get Out And Get Under The Moon- Helen Kane
Get Out And Get Under The Moon- Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
GHOST OF A CHANCE- Charlie Venturo Sextette
The Ghost of Smokey Joe- Cab Calloway
Gigi- Vic Damone
Girl Of My Dreams- Mitchell Ayres Orchestra w/ Buddy Clark
GI Jive- johnny mercer
The Girl Friend- George Olsen's Music
The Girl From Ipanema- Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto
The Girl In My Dreams- Duke Ellington
Gitana Rusa- Ricardo Malerba w/ Orlando Medina
GIVE ME FIVE MINUTES MORE- TEX BENEKE
Give Me the Simple Life- Beverly Kenney
Glad Rag Doll- Nat Shilkret Orchestra 
Glen Island Special - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
The Glider- Artie Shaw & his orchestra
GLOOMY SUNDAY- Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
Glorianna- Jessie Stafford
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen- Bing Crosby
Going Back To New Orleans- Joe Liggins and The Honeydrippers
Going My Way- Bing Crosby
Going To Chicago Blues- Count Basie Orchestra With Jimmy Rushing
Going to Meet My Sweetie Now- Jane Green
Goin' Home- Joe Venuti's Blue Four
Goin' To Town- Freddie Rich
Goin' To Town- Luis Russell Orch.
The Gold Diggers Song- Leo Reisman Orchestra, Fred Astaire vocal
GOLDEN EARRINGS- Ray Bryant
Golden Gate- Herb Wiedoeft & His Orchestra
Gone With The Wind- Frank Sinatra
Goodbye- Chris Connor
Goodbye- Benny Goodman
GOODBYE BROADWAY, HELLO FRANCE- ARTHUR FIELDS
The Good Earth- Woody Herman
Good Evening- Ray Noble Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
GOOD FOR NOTHIN' BUT LOVE- Benny Goodman & Martha Tilton
Good King Wenceslas- Bing Crosby w/ Rosemary Clooney
Good Morning- Jan Savitt & His Orchestra
Good Morning, Mr. Echo- MARGARET WHITING
Good Morning Mr Zip Zip Zip- Tony PASTOR & His Orchestra
Goodnight, Angel- Al Bowlly
Good Night Moon- Ben Selvin
Goodnight My Love- Benny Goodman
Good Night My Love -Mal Hallett Orchestra
Goodnight, Sweetheart- Russ Columbo
Goodnight Sweetheart- Ray Noble & Al Bowlly
Goodnight Vienna- Jack Buchanan
Goodnight Vienna- ROY FOX & HIS BAND w/ Al Bowlly
Good Night Wherever You Are- Mary Martin
Goodnight, Wherever You Are- Eugene Pini & His Orch,and Dorothy Carless
Goody, Goody!- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra & Helen Ward
Goofus- Milton Brown
Goofus- Clyde McCoy & Orch.
Gorgeous- Vanderbilt Orchestra (Harry Archer)
GOT A DATE WITH AN ANGEL- AL BOWLLY
GOTTA BE THIS OR THAT-  JOE LOSS
Got To Dance My Way To Heaven- Henry Hall and the BBC Dance Orchestra
Granada- Plácido Domingo
Green Eyes- Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell
Grieg concerto- José Iturbi
Groovin' High- Howard McGhee Sextet
Guilty- Al Bowlly
Guilty- Russ Columbo
Gulf Coast Blues - Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry- Beverly Kenney
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry- Frank Sinatra
Guitare d'Amour- Réda Caire
Guitares dans la Nuit- Eugène Wolff & son Orchestre
Gus's Blues- Zoot Sims

Half-Caste Woman- Ambrose and his Orchestra
The Half Of It, Dearie, Blues- Fred Astaire
Hallelujah- Art Tatum
Hallelujah, I Love Her So- Count Basie w/ Joe Williams
Hallo, Margot!- Paul Godwin's Jazz-Symphoniker
Hand Clappin'- Red Prysock
Hands Across the Table- Henry Hall
The Handsome Stranger- Jo Stafford
Hanging on the Garden Gate- Ipana Troubadors
Hang on to me - Fred and Adele Astaire
Hang Out The Stars In Indiana- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
Happy Days Are Here Again- Annette Hanshaw
Happy Days Are Here Again - Leo Reisman & His Orchestra
Happy Feet- King of Jazz/Bing Crosby
Happy-go-lucky you- The Three Ginx
Happy Holiday- Bing Crosby
Happy In Love- Glenn Miller
Harbor Lights- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
Harbor Lights- Guy Lombardo
Hard-Hearted Hannah- Belle Baker
Hard-Hearted Hannah- Ella Fitzgerald
Hard To Get Gertie- Esther Walker
Harem Girl- Red Prysock
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing- Mario Lanza
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing- Frank Sinatra
Harlem Airshaft- Duke Ellington
Harlem Nocturne- les and larry elgart
Harlem Nocturne- Johnny Otis
Have I Stayed Away Too Long?- Perry Como
Have You Ever Been in Heaven?- Lew Stone and His Band w/ Al Bowlly
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas- Frank Sinatra
Hawaiian War Chant - Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Hawaiian War Chant- Tony Pastor
Hawkins Rag- Skillet Lickers
Head on My Pillow- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
He Ain't Got Rhythm- Benny Goodman
Hear Dem Bells- Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra
Heartaches- Ted Weems and His Orchestra
Heart and Soul- Ella Fitzgerald
Heart and Soul- Bea Wain with Larry Clinton
Heaven can wait- Kay Kyser and his Orchestra, vocal Harry Babbitt
Heaven Help This Heart Of Mine- Rudy Vallee
He'll Be Coming Down The Chimney (Like He Always Did Before)- Guy Lombardo
Hello Central: Give me no man's land- Al Jolson
He Loves And She Loves- FRED ASTAIRE
HERE- TONY MARTIN
Here Comes the Sun- Bert Lown & his Orchestra
Here Is My Heart- BING CROSBY
Here is My Heart- Tony Martin & Tom Coakley Orch.
Here's That Rainy Day-  Sue Raney
Here's That Rainy Day- Bud Shank
Here we go again- glenn miller
He's 1-A In The Army & A-1 In My Heart- Les Brown Orch w/ Betty Bonney
He's funny that way- Billie Holiday
HE'S FUNNY THAT WAY (1944)- Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood Trio
HE'S FUNNY THAT WAY- Mary Lou Williams vocal-Mary Osborne
He's Home For A Little While- Les Brown w/ Doris Day
HE'S MY GUY- Freddie Slack Orch. w/ ELLA MAE MORSE
He's My Secret Passion- Danny Yates Orch.
He Wears A Pair Of Silver Wings- Dinah Shore
He Wears A Pair Of Silver Wings- Connie Haines Gordon Jenkins Orch
Hey There- ROSEMARY CLOONEY
Hi Diddle Diddle- Charley Straight Orch.
High And Dry- Irving Mills & His Hotsy Totsy Gang
Higher Ground- Mr. Acker Bilk & His Paramount Jazz Band
High Society- Bunny Berigan
High Society- Roy Eldridge
High Up On A Hill Top- JUNE PURSELL & ROY FOX
Hobo's Prayer- Charley Straight Orch.
Hodge Podge- Gene Krupa
Hold Tight (Want Some Sea Food Mama)- The Andrews Sisters
Holiday For Strings- Dave Rose
Holiday In Harlem- Chick Webb & His Orchestra w/ Ella Fitzgerald
Home- Henry Hall
Home- Peter van Steeden and His Orchestra
Home Cooking- Eddie Condon & HIs Orchestra
HOME IN PASADENA- AL JOLSON & ISHAM JONES
Honey- Mildred Hunt
Honey- Rudy Vallee
Honey Bunch- Jane Green
Honeysuckle Rose- Coleman Hawkins
Honeysuckle Rose- Lena Horne
Honeysuckle Rose- Eddie South
Hop, Skip, and Jump- Roy Milton
Horizontal- Bunky Pendleton & Pat Flowers
Horses don't bet on people- Kay Kyser
Hotter Than That- Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
The Hour Of Parting- Maxine Sullivan
How About You?- Frank Sinatra
How About You And Me- Lud Gluskin Orch.
How Am I To Know?- Jack Miller
How Can I Thank You- Mildred Bailey & Red Norvo Orch
HOW COME- STAN KENTON W/ ANITA O`DAY
HOW COME YOU DO ME LIKE YOU DO- George Wettling
How Could We Be Wrong- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
How Deep is the Ocean?- Guy Lombardo
How Deep is the Ocean- Frank Sinatra
How D'Ja Like To Love Me?- Mary Lee & The Roy Fox Orchestra
HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY- CARROLL GIBBONS
How High the Moon- Stan Kenton w/ June Christy
Howlin Winds- Big Joe Turner
How Long Has This Been Going On- Ella Fitzgerald
How Many Times- Yankee Ten/The Buffalodians
How Sweet You Are- Ivy Benson and her All Girl Band
How Ya Gonna Keep'em Down On The Farm- Arthur Fields
The Hucklebuck- Paul Williams
Humpty Dumpty Heart- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
Hungarian Dance #5 (Brahms)- Glen Gray with the Casa Loma Orchestra
Hung Out- Maxwell Davis & The All Stars
Hunting The Fox - Roy Fox And His Band
Hurry, Hurry- Lucky Millinder & his Orchestra
The Hut-Sut Song- Horace Heidt & His Musical Knights

I ain't lazy - I'm just dreamin- Jack Teagarden
I Ain't That Kind Of A Baby- Esther Walker
I ALMOST LOST MY MIND- Fran Warren
I AM DOING WHAT I AM DOING FOR LOVE- Sophie Tucker
I CAN DREAM CAN'T I- TEX BENEKE
I Can Give You the Stralight- Vanessa Lee
I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH ME- June Christy
I Can't Face The Music- Teddy Wilson  w/ Nan Wynn
I CAN'T GET STARTED (1929) - Bunny Berigan
I CAN'T GET STARTED (1937) - Bunny Berigan
I Can't Give You Anything But Love- Connee Boswell
I Can't Give You Anything But Love- Cab Calloway
I Can't Give You Anything But Love- Teddy Wilson w/ Billie Holiday
I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)- Hank Williams Sr
I Carry the Torch For You- Maxine Sullivan
I Concentrate On You- Chris Connor
I Could Use a Dream- ALICE FAYE and Tony Martin
I Cover the Waterfront- Vic Dickenson Septet
I Cover the Waterfront- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
I Cover the Waterfront- Annette Hanshaw
I Cried for You- Count Basie & Helen Humes
I Cried For You- Bunny Berigan Orch. (vocal Kathleen Lane)
I Cried For You- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
I Cried for You- Harry James w/ Helen Forrest
I Didn't Know About You- Jo Stafford
I Didn't Know What Time It Was- Charlie Parker
I Didn't Know What Time It Was- Artie Shaw
I Don't Stand A Ghost of A Chance- Tony Martin
I Don't Want to See You- Albert Ammons & His Rhythm Kings
I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire-HORACE HEIDT
I Don't Want To Walk Without You- Harry James Orch/ Helen Forrest
I DREAM OF YOU - Perry Como
I DREAM OF YOU- Frank Sinatra
I fall in love too easily- Chet Baker
I found a million dollar baby (in a five and ten cent store)- Frank Auburn
I Found A New Baby- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
I get a kick out of you- Erroll Garner
I Get Along Without You Very Well- Evelyn Knight & Red Foley
I Get Along Without You Very Well- Frank Sinatra
I Get The Blues When It Rains-  Fontane Sisters
I Got It- Jimmie Lunceford
I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)- Benny Goodman w/ Peggy Lee
I Got Ryhthm- Bing Crosby and Peggy Lee
I Got Rhythm- George Gershwin
I got rhythm - Kate smith
I GOTTA RIGHT TO SING THE BLUES- Benny Goodman And His Orchestra w/ Jack Teagarden
I Gotta Swing- Blanche Calloway
I Got The Sun In The Morning- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
I Got The Sun In The Morning- June Christy
I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan- Ambrose Orch
I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan- Rudy Vallee
I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest- GLENN MILLER
I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest- Frank Sinatra
I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU- LOUIS JORDAN
I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU- RAY NOBLE WITH TONY MARTIN
I Had the Craziest Dream- Harry James
I Had the Craziest Dream- DIZZY REECE
I Hate Rock and Roll- Beverly Kenney
I Have Eyes- Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
I Heard You Cried Last Night- Harry James
I HEAR MUSIC- Chris Connor
I Just Can't See For Lookin'- Nat King Cole
I Kiss Your Hand Madame- Bing Crosby
I Know That My Baby Is Cheatin' On Me- SOPHIE TUCKER
I Know That You Know- Nat Shilkret
I Know Why- Glenn Miller
I lay me down to sleep- Al Bowlly
I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart- MILDRED BAILEY
I left my baby- Count Basie w/ Jimmy Rushing
I Left My Heart In San Francisco- Tony Bennett
I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart- Martha Tilton
I Like To Do Things For You- Harry Bidgood's Broadcasters
I LOVE MY BABY (My Baby Loves Me)- Elsie Carlisle
I Love to See the Evening Sun- Lew Conrad Orch.
(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons- EDDY HOWARD
I Love You (Sweetheart of All My Dreams)- JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCH
I Love You (Sweetheart of All My Dreams)- Thelonious Monk
I May Be Dancing With Somebody Else (But I Keep Thinking Of You)-Allan Small
I May Be Wrong- Jan Garber
I May Be Wrong- Gerry Mulligan Quartet
I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)- Nat King Cole Trio
I Must Have That Man- Duke Ellington
I NEVER CAN THINK OF THE WORDS- SOPHIE TUCKER
I Never Dreamt- Ipana Troubadors
I Never Knew I could Love Anybody- Kay Kyser Orchestra
I Only Have Eyes for You- Helen Forrest
I Only Have Eyes For You- Boyd Raeburn & His Orchestra
I only have eyes for your -Lew Sherwood with the Eddy Duchin
I Remember Clifford- Dizzy Gillespie
I Remember Clifford- Gigi Gryce
I Remember You- Nat King Cole
I Remember You (movie version)- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
I Saw Stars- Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli
I Saw Three Ships- Nat King Cole
I Should Care- Nat King Cole
I Should Care- The G-Noters
I Should Care- Jo Stafford
I Still Get A Thrill- Ted Weems' Orch. & Art Jarrett
I Still Remember- Rudy Vallee
I SURRENDER DEAR- Bing Crosby
I SURRENDER, DEAR- Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra/ The Stardusters
I Think of You- Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra
I Thought About You- Kenny Burrell w/ Coleman Hawkins
I Thought About You- Frank Sinatra
I Travel Alone- Ambrose w/ Sam Browne
I Tried- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
I wanna be around- Tony Bennett
I want a big butter and egg man- Bobby Hackett
I Want A Daddy To Cuddle Me- Nat Shilkret Orchestra
I WANT MY MAMMA- Carmen Miranda
I Want To Be Bad- Ben Bernie
I Want to Be Happy- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
I Want to Meander in the Meadow- Phil Spitalny Orch.
I Want To Rock- Larry Clinton
I Want You For Christmas- Dick Robinson & His Orchestra
I Wish I Didn't Love You So- Dorothy Collins
I Wish I Didn't Love You So- Betty Hutton
I Wish I Knew- Clyde Doerr Orch.
I wish I knew a bigger word than love- Melville Gideon
I Wished on the MOON - Al Bowlly/ Ray Noble Orchestra
I Wished On The Moon- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra w/ Billie Holiday
I Wish You A Merry Christmas- Bing Crosby
I Wish You Love- Chris Connor
I WONDER HOW IT FEELS- Paul Specht
I Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now- Perry Como with Ted Weems Orch
I Won't Dance - Leo Reisman
I Won't Tell A Soul I Love You- Andy Kirk
Ich mache alles mit Musik- Willy Berking
Ida I Do- Isham Jones Orchestra
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider- Bing Crosby
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider- Benny Goodman Quartet
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider - Red Nichols and his Five Pennies
I'd Like You For Christmas- Julie London
I'd Rather Be Blue Over You- Fanny Brice
I'd Rather Be The Girl In Your Arms (Than The Girl In Your Dreams)- Jean Goldkette
I'd Rather Charleston- Percival Mackey
I'd Rather Lead A Band- Harry Roy & His Band
If I Can't Have You- Annette Hanshaw
If I Can't Have You- Etta James & Harvey Fuqua
If I Can't Sell It I'll Keep Sitting On It (Before I Give It Away)- Georgia White
If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight)- Ruth Etting
If I Ever Lost You- Jack Payne Orch.
If I Give My Heart To You- Joan Regan
If I Had A Talking Picture Of You- Bing Crosby
If I Had You- Irving Aaronson & his Commanders
If I Had You- Al Bowlly
If I Had You- Bing Crosby
If I Had You - Benny Goodman
If I Had You- Oscar Peterson & The Stephane Grappelli Quartet
If I Had You- Martha Tilton
If I Had You- Rudy Vallee
If You Love Me- Louis Prima
If You Please- Frank Sinatra
IF YOU WANT THE RAINBOW- FANNY BRICE
If You Want the Rainbow- Annette Hanshaw
If You Were Mine- Ray Starita & His Orchestra
If You Were The Only Girl In The World- Violet Lorraine & George Robey
I'll Be Around- George Shearing Quintet
I"LL BE HARD TO HANDLE- EMIL COLEMAN AND HIS RIVIERA ORCH
I'll be Home for Christmas- Bing Crosby
I'll Be Seeing You - Bing Crosby
I'll Be Seeing You - Frank Sinatra - Tommy Dorsey
I'll Be Seeing You - Jo Stafford
Ill Buy That Dream- Helen Forrest and Dick Haymes
I'll Follow My Secret Heart- Lee Wiley
I'LL GET BY- DICK HAYMES
I'll Get By- The Ink Spots
I'LL GET BY- Ipana Troubadours vocal-Bing Crosby
I'll Never Smile Again- Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
I'll Never Smile Again- Keely Smith
I'll See You Again- Nelson Eddy
I'll See You in My Dreams- Isham Jones
I'll See You In My Dreams- Sue Raney
I'll See You In My Dreams- Django Reinhardt
I'll sing you a thousand love songs - Teddy Stauffer
I'll Stand Beneath Your Window Tonight & Whistle- Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray
I'll Stay With You- JESSIE MATTHEWS
I'll String Along With You- Al Bowlly
I'll String Along With You- Jo Stafford & Gordon McRae
I'LL TAKE ROMANCE- Grace Moore
I'll Wait and Pray- John Coltrane
I'll Walk Alone- Dorothy Collins and Raymond Scott
I'll Walk Alone- Martha Tilton
Ill Wind- Frank Sinatra
Il pleut dans ma chambre- Charles Trenet
Imagination- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
Imagination- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra w/ Ray Eberle
I'm All A Twitter- Jesse Stafford & His Orchestra
I'm All Dressed Up With A Broken Heart-Jerry Fenwyck Orchestra
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows- Benny Goodman w/ Helen Forrest
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows- Charles Harrison
I'm Beginning To See The Light- Duke Ellington
I'm Beginning To See The Light- Harry James , Kitty Kallen
I'm coming Virginia- Bix Beiderbecke
I'm Confessin' That I Love You- Django Reinhardt
I'm Dancing With The Girl Of My Dreams- Smith Ballew Orchestra
I'm Doin' That Thing- Van Phillips Orch.
I'm Feathering A Nest- Sophie Tucker/ Ted Shapiro's Orchestra
I'm Following You- Annette Hanshaw
I'm forever blowing bubbles- Burr & Campbell
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You- Tommy Dorsey
I'm Glad I Waited For You- Peggy Lee
I'M GOIN' HUNTING- Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band
I'm Goin' Shoppin' With You- Dick Powell
I'm Gonna Lock My Heart- Hot Lips Page
I'm Gonna Love That Gal- Perry Como
I'M GONNA MOVE TO THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN- Count Basie
I´m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter- Fats Waller
I'm Gonna Stomp Mr. Henry Lee- Eddie's Hot Shots
I'M IN A JAM WITH BABY- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
I'm In The Mood For Love- Little Jack Little
I'm In The Mood For Love- Vera Lynn
I'm In The Mood For Swing- Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra
I'm Just a Vagabond Lover- Rudy Vallee
I'm Just Wearing My Heart Out For You- Ambrose Orchestra
I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover- Jean Goldkette
I'M MAKING BELIEVE- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
I'm Making Believe- Ink Spots/Ella Fitzgerald
I'm More Than Satisfied- Guy Lombardo
I'm Not Giving Up My Heart- Greta Keller
I'm On A Diet Of Love- Ambrose Orchestra
I'm on My Way to Mandalay- Henry Burr, Albert Campbell and Will Oakland
I"m PLAYING WITH FIRE- JOHN JACKSON and His Orch w/ AL BOWLLY
Improvisation sur le 1er mouvement du concerto en Ré Mineur de J.S. Bach- Django Reinhardt w/ Grappelli & E. South
I`m putting all my eggs in one basket- Bob Crosby
I'm Just Wild About Harry- Eubie Blake
I'm Sailing on a Sunbeam- Jesse Stafford Orch, Lawrence Gray
I'm Saving Saturday Night For You- Morgan-Clark Music Masters w/ Frank Sylvano
I'm So Afraid Of You- Isham Jones
I'm So Right Tonight- Jo Stafford
I'm Sorry- Brenda Lee
I'm Sorry I Made You Cry- Eddie Condon & His Footwarmers
I'm Stepping Out Tonight- Anne Shelton & Ambrose Orchestra
I'm Through With Love- Bing Crosby
I'm Through With Love- Arthur Prysock
I'm Walking Around In Circles- Art Landry
In Acapulco- Carmen Cavallaro
In A Mellow Tone- Duke Ellington
In A Mist- Bix Beiderbecke
In a sentimental mood- Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
Indiana- Louis Armstrong
Indiana- Bill Coleman
Indiana- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
Indian Love Call- Artie Shaw
Indian Summer- Sidney Bechet
Indian Summer- Chris Connor
Indian Summer- Coleman Hawkins
Indian Summer- Glenn Miller & his orchestra
In Love In Vain- Lena Horne
IN MY ADOBE HACIENDA- EDDY HOWARD
In My Merry Oldsmobile - Billy Murray
Innamorata- Jerry Vale
Insufficent Sweetie- MARGARET YOUNG
Interlude In B Flat- Artie Shaw
Intermission Riff- Stan Kenton
IN THE BLUE OF EVENING- DOROTHY CARLESS
In The Blue Of The Evening- Frank Sinatra
In the Chapel in the Moonlight- Shep Fields & his Rippling Rhythm
In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening- Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford
In The Good Old Summertime- Haydn Quartet
In The Hush Of The Night- Ben Pollack & His Park Central Orchestra
In the Middle of a Kiss- Connee Boswell
In The Mood - Glenn Miller
In The Purple Twilight- Leo Reisman
Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall- The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald
Invitation to the Blues- Ella Mae Morse
Is It Gonna Be Long- Paul Whiteman
Is It True What They Say About Dixie- Rudy Vallee
Isle of Capri- Ray Noble and his Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
The Isle Of Innisfree- Anne Shelton
Isn't It Heavenly- Lew Stone w/ Al Bowlly
Isn't It Romantic?- Ella Fitzgerald
Isn't It Swell To Dream- Isham Jones and his Orchestra
Isn't This a Lovely Day- Art Tatum
Isn't this a lovely day (to be caught in the rain)- Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
Is There Anything Wrong In That?- Dot Dare (Annette Hanshaw)
IS THERE A PLACE UP THERE FOR ME- PAUL TREMAINE ORCH.
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby- Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five
IT CAN'T BE WRONG- DICK HAYMES
It Can't Be Wrong- Anne Shelton
It Could Happen To You- Jo Stafford
It Had To Be You- Pete Fountain
It Had To Be You- DICK HAYMES & HELEN FORREST
It Had to Be You- Isham Jones & his Orchestra
It Happened in Monterey- Oscar Peterson Trio
It Happened in Sun Valley- Glenn Miller Orchestra
It isn't fair- Don Cherry
IT ISN'T FAIR - DON CORNELL - SAMMY KAYE
It Looks Like Susie- Cab Calloway Orchestra
It Might As Well Be Spring- Ella Fitzgerald
It Must Be Jelly- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
It Must Be True- Bing Crosby
It Never Entered My Mind- Stan Getz
It Never Entered My Mind- Johnny Hartman
It Never Entered My Mind- Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster
It Should Be You- Henry Allen and his Orchestra
It Started All Over Again- The Pied Pipers feat. Jo Stafford
It Was a lover and His Lass- Al Bowlly
It Was Written in the Stars- Ella Fitzgerald
It's a Blue World- Tony Martin
It's A Blue World- Glenn Miller
It's All In The Game- LOUIE ARMSTRONG
It's All Right with Me- Chris Connor
It's All Right With Me-  Ella Fitzgerald & Nat King Cole
It's All Right With Me- Erroll Garner
It's A Long Way To Tipperary- John McCormack
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow- Jack Payne
It's Always You- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas- Perry Como
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas- Johnny Mathis
It's Been A Long, Long Time- Bing Crosby and Les Paul Trio
It's Been A Long, Long Time- Harry James , Kitty Kallen
It's Been A Long, Long Time- Stan Kenton w/ June Christy
It's Been A Long, Long Time- Keely Smith
It's Been A Long, Long Time- Charlie Spivak w/ Irene Daye
IT'S DE-LOVELY- Eddy Duchin & his Orchestra
IT'S DE-LOVELY- Will Osborne & His Orchestra
it's easy to remember- Perry Como
IT'S FUNNY TO EVERYONE BUT ME- HARRY ROY
It's Going To Be You- Tom Berwick Orch
IT'S KIND OF LONESOME OUT TONIGHT- Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
It's love, love, love- Jan Garber
(It's No) Sin- The Four Aces
(It's No) Sin- Tab Smith
It's Only A Paper Moon- Benny Goodman , Dottie Reid
It's Only A Paper Moon- Coleman Hawkins
It's Slumbertime Along The Swannee- Chick Webb Orch w/ Ella Fitzgerald
It's so easy to say Good morning- Ambrose and his orch. w/ Vera Lynn
It's the Girl- Freddie Rich's Radio Orch.
It's The Talk Of The Town- Casa Loma Orch
It's The Talk Of The Town- Annette Hanshaw
It's Tulip Time in Holland (Two Lips Are Calling Me)- Harry Macdonough
I've Found A New Babe- Sidney Bechet 
I've Found A New Baby- Chicago Rhythm Kings
I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY- Benny Goodman and His Orch.
I've Got A Crush On You- Frank Sinatra
I've Got A Date With A Dream- Henry King Orchestra
I've Got a Feeling- Ray Starita
I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling- Annette Hanshaw
I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling- Miff Mole & His Little Molers
I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling/ My Fate is in Your Hands/ Ain't Misbehavin'- Fats Waller
I'VE GOT A FEELIN YOU'RE FOOLIN'- Tommy Dorsey w/ Eleanor Powell
I've got a Gal in Kalamazoo- Glenn Miller
I've Got A Pocketful Of Dreams- Bing Crosby
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm- Les Brown and His Orchestra
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (1936)- Billie Holiday
I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm- Dean Martin
I've Got No Strings/Begin the Beguine- The Andrews Sisters & the Glenn Miller Orch
I'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING by Louis Armstrong
I've got you under my skin- Chantal Chamberland
I´ve got you under my skin- Frank Sinatra
I've heard that song before- Harry James
Izaura- João Gilberto

Jackass Blues- Phil Spitalny & His Orchestra
Jacqui- Clifford Brown
Ja-Da- Eddie Condon
Ja-Da- Arthur Fields
J'Ai Deux Amours- Josephine Baker
J'ai fait cette chanson pour vous - Ray Ventura et son Orch.
J'aime Tes Grands Yeux- Lys Gauty
Jamaica Shout- Coleman Hawkins
J & B Blues- Paul Gonsalves
J'Attendrai- Jane Morgan
J'Attendrai- Jean Sablon
Jalousie- Xavier Cugat
James Session- Harry James
Java- Allen Toussaint  
JAY GEE- Jimmie Lunceford
Jazz Me Blues- Informal Session at Squirrel's
Jazz Me Blues- Frank Teschemacher's Chicagoans
Jazzy Interlude- Billy Munn
Jeannine (I dream of Lilac Time)- Gene Austin
Je Chante- Charles Trenet
Je chante sous la pluie- Grégor et ses Grégoriens
Je Cherche un Homme- Eartha Kitt
Jeepers Creepers- Artie Shaw
JEEP RHYTHM- Jimmie Lunceford
Jelly Roll Blues- Bunny Berigan
Je ne sais pas si je l'aime- Raymond Legrand w/ Danielle Darrieux
JERSEY BOUNCE- Earl Hines and his Orchestra
Jig Walk- Ipana Troubadours
Jim- Billie Holiday
Jimtown Blues- Bob Crosby & His Orchestra
Jimmy's Blues- Count Basie w/ Jimmy Rushing
Jimmy's Round The Clock Blues- Johnny Otis Orchestra w/ Jimmy Rushing
Jingle Bell Rock- Bobby Helms
Jingle Bells- Benny Goodman & his Orchestra
Jingle Bells - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Jingle Jangle Jingle- Kay Kyser
Jit, Jit- Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra
Johnny One Note- Wynn Murray
Johnson Rag- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
Jole Blon- Moon Mullican
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas- The Ames Brothers
Joly old St. Nicholas- Maurice Chevalier
Joseph, Joseph- Alexander Tsfasman Dance Orchestra
Joshua Fit The battle Of Jericho- Ralph Flanagan & His Orch
Joy Spring- CLIFFORD BROWN
Jubilee Blues- Belle Baker w/ The Virginians
Juke Box Saturday Night- The Glenn Miller Orchestra
Jump For Joy- Duke Ellington
Jumpin' at the Woodside- Count Basie
Jumpin' at the Woodside- Stan Getz and Lionel Hampton
Jumpin' at the Woodside- Benny Goodman
Jumping in the Pump Room- John Kirby Sextet
JUMPIN' JIMINY- Skinnay Ennis
The Jumpin' Jive - Cab Calloway and his Orchestra
The Jumpin' Jive- The Glenn Miller Orchestra & Marion Hutton
Jump Jive An' Wail- Louis Prima
June Comes Around Every Year- Tommy Dorsey
June in January- DEAN MARTIN
Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight- Henry Burr
Just A Bird's Eye View (Of My Old Kentucky Home)- Sam Lanin
Just A Gigolo- louis armstrong
Just A Gigolo-I Ain't Got Nobody- Louis Prima
Just Another Dream Of You- Russ Columbo
Just Another Day Wasted Away- Annette Hanshaw
Just Another Night With You- Lloyd Huntley Orchestra
Just Anything Your Heart Desires- Ted Weems
Just as Though You Were Here- Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra
Just in Time- DEAN MARTIN
Just Once Too Often - Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra
Just One More Chance- Al Bowlly, Harry Hudson Orch
Just One Of Those Things- Ella Fitzgerald
Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)- Duke Ellington
Just the Way You Look Tonight- Fred Astaire
Just the Way You Look Tonight- Billie Holiday
Just You, Just Me- Sam Donahue
Just You, Just Me- Lester Young Quartet

Kansas City Shuffle- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Keep A Song In Your Soul- Fletcher Henderson 
Keep me in your dreams- Ambrose & his orchestra
Keep On Doin' What You're Doin'- Benny Goodman & His Orchestra w/ Billie Holiday
KEEP SMILIN', KEEP LAUGHIN', BE HAPPY- Jimmie Lunceford
Keep The Home Fires Burning- Frederick Wheeler
The Kerry Dance - Geraldo
Kickin' The Gong Around- Cab Calloway
KICK IT- GENE KRUPA w/ ANITA O`DAY
King Porter Stomp - Benny Goodman
King Porter Stomp - Erskine Hawkins and his Orchestra
King Porter Stomp- Metronome All Star Band
King Porter Stomp- Glenn Miller
Kiss and Make Up- Vincent Lopez Orch.
Kiss By Kiss- Roy Fox w/ Al Bowlly
KISSIN' MY BABY GOOD-NIGHT- Duke Ellington w/ Ivie Anderson 
Kiss Me Again- Jesse Crawford
The Kiss Waltz- Ruth Etting
Kitty from Kansas City- Rudy Vallee
K. K. BOOGIE- Red Allen featuring K. K. Kersey
K-K-K-Katy- Billy Murray
KNOCK ME A KISS- Erskine Hawkins / Ida James

Le Chaland qui passe- Lys Gauty
La Chapelle au clair de Lune- Léo Marjane
La Cumparsita- Juan D´Arienzo
La Cumparsita- Carlos Gardel
La Danza De Los Reyes- Orquesta La Solucion
Lady Be Good- Charlie Parker
Lady Be Good-  Mary Lou Williams & Coleman Hawkins
Lady Day- Artie Shaw
The Lady Is A Tramp- Tommy Dorsey, Edythe Wright
The Lady Is A Tramp- Sophie Tucker
Lady Of Spain- Al Bowlly, Ray Noble Orchestra
Lambeth Walk- Michael Flome Dance Orch.
L' ame des poétes- LIANE Augustin
LAMENT FOR MAY- Charlie Barnet
La mer- Chantal Chamberland
LA MER- CHARLES TRENET
The Lamp Is Low- The New Glenn Miller Orchestra w/ Johnny Desmond
Lamplighters Serenade - Bing Crosby
The Lancashire Toreador- George Formby
The Land of Broken Dreams- Carl Fenton
The Language of Love- Lew Stone w/ Al Bowlly
La plus joli Reve- Lucienne Boyer 
La Route Fleurie- Georges Guetary
The Lass With The Delicate Air- Evelyn Knight
Last Call for Alcohol-Wingy Manone
Last Dollar- Blanche Calloway and her Joy Boys
The Last Mile Home- Jo Stafford
Last Night Was the End of the World- Henry Burr
The Last Time I Saw Paris- Anne Shelton
The Late, Late Show - Count Basie
Laura- Jimmy Forrest
Laura- Jean Sablon
Lavender Blue - Dinah Shore
La vie en rose - Louis Armstrong
La Vie En Rose- Edith Piaf
Lay Me Down To Sleep In Caroline- Annette Hanshaw
LAZY BONES- Hoagy Carmichael
Lazy Day- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
Lazy Mary- Lou Monte
LAZY PIANO MAN- Muggsy Spanier
Lazy River- Benny Goodman
Lazy River- Louis Prima
Les Anges dans nos Campagnes- Les Petits chanteurs à la Croix de Bois
Learn To Croon- Bing Crosby w/ Jimmie Grier And His Orch
Les beaux dimanches de printemps- Reda Caire
Le secret de tes caresses- Jean Lumière
Les Feuilles Mortes - Yves Montand
Les Nocturnes- Emile Prud'homme
LES OIGNONS- SYDNEY BECHET/CLAUDE LUTER ORCHESTRA
Les prénoms effacés - Jean Tranchant
Lester Leaps Again- Lester Young / Kansas City 7
Lester Leaps In (Take 1)- Lester Young
Les yeux noirs- Emile Carrara
Les yeux noirs- Django Reinhardt
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!- Ella Fitzgerald
Let it Snow- Dean Martin
Let me off uptown- Gene Krupa
Let's Fall in Love- Annette Hanshaw
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off- Fred Astaire
Let's Do It, Let's Fall In Love- Bing Crosby
Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love)- Ella Fitzgerald
Let's Dream In The Moonlight- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra w/ Billie Holiday
Let's fall in love- ella fitzgerald
Let's Get Lost- Chet Baker
Let's Go Places and Do Things- Gene Kardos Orch.
Let's Have Another Cup Of Coffee- Fred Waring Orch.
Let's Misbehave- Irving Aaronsen and His Commanders
Let's put out the lights and go to sleep- Jack Payne
Let's Put Out the Lights- Rudy Vallee
Let´s swing it- Ray Noble
Let's Take The Long Way Home- Jo Stafford
Let Yourself Go- Fred Astaire
'Leven Thirty Saturday Night- Arthur Schutt & His Orch
'Leven Thirty Saturday Night- Fess Williams
L'Heure Bleu- Maxine Sullivan
L'hymne à l'amour- Edith Piaf
LIBERTY INN DRAG- ART HODES
Liebestraum- Paul Whiteman
Liebestraume (Liszt)- José Iturbi
LIFE GOES TO A PARTY- Benny Goodman
Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries- Jack Hylton
Like Someone in Love- Dick Garcia Quartet w/ Bill Evans
Lili Marlene (Live)- Marlene Dietrich
Lili Marlene- Joni James
Lilly Belle May June- Django Reinhardt et le Quintette du Hot Club de France
Limehouse Blues- Duke Ellington
Limehouse Blues- Quintette du Hot Club de France
Limehouse Blues- Charlie Ventura
Linger Awhile- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Linger In My Arms A Little, Baby- Peggy Lee
Listen To The Mockingbird- Brother Bones and His Shadows
The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot- Vera Lynn
Little Brown Jug- Glenn Miller
Little Coquette- Bob Crosby's Bobcats
Little Coquette - Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
The Little Ford Rambled Right Along- Billy Murray
Little Girl Blue- Joni James
LITTLE GIRL-WHAT NOW?- ROY FOX
Little Jack Frost Get Lost- Frankie Carle & his Orchestra
Little Joe from Chicago- Andy Kirk and his twelve clouds of joy
Little Lady Make Believe- Lew Stone w/ Al Bowlly
Little Rock Getaway- Joe Sullivan
Little Susie- Ray Bryant
Little Things Mean A Lot- Alma Cogan
Little White Lies- Tommy Dorsey
Little White Lies- Fred Waring & his Pennsylvanians
Live And Love Tonight- Dave Harman Orchestra
Livery Stable Blues- Fletcher Henderson
Liza- McKenzie & Condon's Chicagoans
Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away)- Al Jolson
Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)- Thelonious Monk
Llego de Roma- Canario Y Su Grupo
Llevame- Adalberto Santiago
Loch Lomond- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra w/ Martha Tilton
Llorar por una mujer- Enrique Rodriguez Y Su Orquesta  w/ Armando Moreno
Lo Han Visto Con Otra- Jose Basso w/ Floreal Ruiz
London Pride- Noel Coward
Lonely Melody- Paul Whiteman & Orchestra w/ Bix Beiderbecke
Lonesome And Sorry- Jean Goldkette's Orch.
Lonesome Road- Muggsy Spanier
Long About Sundown- Don Bestor Orch.
Long Ago and Far Away- Chet Baker Quartet
Long Ago And Far Away- DICK HAYMES
Long Ago And Far Away- Glenn Miller's AAF Band w/ Johnny Desmond
Long Ago and Far Away- Frank Sinatra
Long ago and far away- Jo Stafford
Long May We Love- Shep Fields w/ Ken Curtis
Lookin' Around Corners For You- Tommy Dorsey w/ Three Esquires
Looking At The World Through Rose Colored Glasses- Aileen STANLEY
Looking For a Boy- June Christy
Looking For the Lovelight In the Dark- Jackie Taylor Orchestra
L'ORA DEL CAMPARI - Crivel
Los cien barrios porteños- Alberto Castillo
Lo Siento En El Alma- Jose Basso w/ Oscar Ferrari
Lotus Blossom- Duke Ellington
Louise- Maurice Chevalier
Louise- Bob Haring Orchestra
Louisiana- Jan Garber's Orchestra
Louisiana Boogie- Harry Choates
Love Is the Thing So They Say- Chick Webb Orch w/ Ella Fitzgerald
Low Down Rhythm- Phil Spitalny Orch.
Lovable and Sweet- Annette Hanshaw
Love- Nat King Cole
Love Doesn't Grow On Trees- Gene Krupa  w/ Irene Daye
Love Dreams- Albert Brunies & His Halfway House Orchestra
Love For Sale- Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians
Love Is Like A Cigarette -Stanley Worth
Love Is On The Air Tonight- Dick Powell & The Louis Forbes Orchestra
Loveless Love- Noble Sissle and his Orchestra
Love Letters- DICK HAYMES
Love Letters In The Sand- Gene Austin
Lovely To Look At- Eddy Duchin Orchestra
Lovely Way to Spend an Evening- June Christy
Love Me Or Leave Me- Ruth Etting
Love Me Or Leave Me- Jimmie Noone
Love Me Or Leave Me- Kay Starr
Love Me Or Leave Me- Lester Young / Teddy Wilson Quartet
Love Me Tonight- Annette Hanshaw
Love Me Tonight- Jack Payne & His Band
Love Of My Life- Carlotta Dale & Jan Savitt Top Hatters
Lover, Come Back To Me- Artie Shaw
Lover Man- Sarah Vaughan
Love's Got Me In A Lazy Mood- Johnny Mercer
Love Turns Winter to Spring- Martha Tilton
LOVE WALKED IN- Ella Fitzerald
LST Party- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
Lucky Day- Howard Lanin & His Orchestra
Lucky Number- Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
LULLABY OF BIRDLAND- Chris Connor
Lullaby of Birdland- Sarah Vaughan
Lullaby of the Leaves- Chet Baker
Lullaby Of The Leaves- Billy Bauer
Lulu's Back in Town- Oscar Peterson
Lulu's Back in Town - Fats Waller
Luna Malinconia- Carlo Buti
Lunceford Special- Jimmie Lunceford
Lush Life- Chris Connor
Lying In The Hay- Ray Noble & his Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly

Mack the Knife- Louis Armstrong
Mack the Knife- Bobby Darin
Mad About The Boy- Ernestine Anderson
Mademoiselle de Paris- André Claveau
Mademoiselle Swing!- Raymond Legrand & Irène de Trébert
Ma (He's Making Eyes At Me)- Mrs Mills
Ma, He's Making Eyes At Me-DICK ROBERTSON & HIS ORCH.
Main Stem- Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
MAIRZY DOATS- The Merry Macs
MAKE BELIEVE- Paul Whiteman, Bing Crosby
Make Love To Me- June Christy
Make Love To Me- Ella Fitzgerald
Makin' Faces At The Man In The Moon- Rudy Vallee
Makin' Frien's- Eddie Condon & His Footwarmers
Makin' Friends- Dixie Jazz Band (Irving Mills)
Makin' Whoopee - Eddie Cantor
Malaguena- Doc Severinsen
MAMÃE EU QUERO- Carmen Miranda
Mama Goes Where Papa Goes- Jane Green
Mambo No 5- PEREZ PRADO 
Manhattan- Blossom Dearie
Manhattan- Tony Martin
Manhattan- Lee Wiley
MANHATTAN SERENADE- Jo Stafford
The Man I Love- Eddie Condon Orch w/ Lee Wiley
The Man　I Love- Coleman Hawkins
The Man I Love- Stan Kenton and His Orchestra
The Man I Love- Gene Krupa Trio
Man On The Beat- Lee Roy & his Band
Man, That's Groovy- Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra
The Man With The Bag- Kay Starr
Maple Leaf Rag- Scott Joplin
Maracaibo- Noro Morales
Maracaibo Oriental- Benny Moré
March of the Bobcats- Bob Crosby
March of the Toys- Victor Herbert
Margie- Tony PASTOR & His Orchestra
Margie- Ray Ventura
Maria Marì- Mario Lanza
Marie - Tommy Dorsey
Maria Bethânia- Nélson Gonçalves
Marie Elena- Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra
Marta- Phil Spitalny Orch.
Martha (Ah So Pure)- Bob Crosby and his Bobcats w/ Connee Boswell
Marvellous- Ted Weems
Maybe - Bob Chester and his Orchestra
Maybe You'll Be The One Who'll Be The One To Care- Herb Wiedoeft 's Orch.
Me And The Clock- Roy Ingraham and His Orch
Mean Music- Gene Kardos
Mean to Me- Annette Hanshaw
Meat On The Table- New Orleans Owls
Medias De Seda Tango- Xavier Cugat
Medley Of Stephen Foster Songs- Peerless Quartet
Melancolica- Oscar Aleman
Melancholy Baby- Al Bowlly
Melancholy Baby- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
Mele Kalikimaka- Bing Crosby & the Andrews Sisters
The Melody From the Sky- Mrs Jack Hylton and her band
Memories Are Made Of This- Dean Martin
Memories of you- Rosemary Clooney & Benny Goodman
Memphis Blues- Nat King Cole
Memphis Blues- Harry James and his Orchestra
Memphis Blues- Muggsy Spanier
Me Myself and I- Billie Holiday
The Merriest- June Christy
Merry Go 'Round- Clyde McCoy & Orch.
The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down- Jimmie Lunceford
MERRY MAID OF SONG- MARION HUTTON (montage of Hutton performances)
Mexicali Rose- Vera Lynn
MEZZIN' AROUND- Art Hodes Trio with Mezz Mezzrow
Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Gardel
Michigander Blues- Jabbo Smith & His Rhythm Aces
Midnight Blue- Dick McDonough & His Orchestra w/ BUDDY CLARK
Midnight In The Madhouse- Willie Farmer and his Orchestra
Midnight Sun- Lionel Hampton Orchestra
Midnight Sun- Jo Stafford
MIDNIGHT, THE STARS AND YOU- RAY NOBLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA / AL BOWLLY
Mi Dolor- Julio De Caro w/ Orlando Verri
Mighty Lak' A Rose- Jack Teagarden
MILKMAN KEEP THOSE BOTTLES QUIET- ELLA MAE MORSE
Mimi- Maurice Chevalier
Mine All Mine- Jane Green
The Minor Drag- Fats Waller & His Buddies
The minor goes muggin'- Tommy Dorsey & Duke Ellington
Miss Black Boogie- Georgie Kay
Mississippi Mud- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra
Miss You-Rudy Vallee
Mister Five By Five- Harry James & Helen Forrest
Mister Five By Five- ELLA MAE MORSE
Mr. Jelly Lord- Jelly Roll Morton & His Orchestra
MR MEADOWLARK- TED WEEMS w/ PERRY COMO
Mr Moon You've Got A Million Sweethearts- The Sky Rockets
Mistletoe and Holly- Frank Sinatra
Misty- Teddy Wilson Trio
The Mole - Harry James Orchestra
Monday in Manhattan- Richard Himber Orch.
Monotony In Four Flats- Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra
Mon rêve s'achève- Yvonne Printemps
Mood Indigo- The Boswell Sisters
Mood Indigo- Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra
Moon Country- Casa Loma Orchestra
Moon Dreams- Martha Tilton
Moonglow- Doris Day
Moonglow- Duke Ellington
Moonglow- Benny Goodman Quartet
Moonglow- Artie Shaw
The Moon Got In My Eyes- Bing Crosby
The Moon Got In My Eyes - Carroll Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans
Moonlight Bay- Premier Quartet with Billy Murray
Moonlight Bay- Claude Thornhill
Moonlight Becomes You- Bing Crosby
Moonlight Becomes You- GLENN MILLER
Moonlight Cocktail- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra w/ Ray Eberle
Moonlight In Vermont- Margaret Whiting
Moonlight Madness- The Rounders w/ Irving Kaufman
Moonlight On The Ganges- Paul Whiteman
Moonlight On the Highway- Al Bowlly
Moonlight Saving Time- The High Hatters
Moonlight Saving Time- Scrappy Lambert
Moonlight SERENADE- Glenn Miller
Moon Love- Al Bowlly
Moon Love- Glenn Miller w/ Ray Eberle
Moon Over Miami/ A Million Dreams Ago/ Aloha- Glenn Miller
Moonray- Artie Shaw. w/ Helen Forrest
Moon song- Annette Hanshaw
Moonstruck- Bing Crosby
The More I See You- June Christy
The More I See You- DICK HAYMES
The More I See You- Beverly Kenney
The More I See You (Live)- Sarah Vaughan
More than you know- Benny Goodman
The Morning After- The Lennie Hayton Orchestra  w/ Paul Barry
Morning Fun- Al Cohn and Zoot Sims
The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year- Johnny Mathis
Moten Swing- Count Basie
Moten Swing-  Sam Donahue
Moten Swing- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Moulin Rouge- Georges Guetary
MOUNTAIN GREENERY- ROGER WOLFE KHAN ORCH
Movie Tonight- Rosemary Clooney & Tony Pastor
Mister Five By Five- Harry James & Helen Forrest
Mister Five By Five- ELLA MAE MORSE
MR MEADOWLARK- TED WEEMS w/ PERRY COMO
Mr Moon You've Got A Million Sweethearts- The Sky Rockets
Murderistic- Jimmy Dorsey
Music At Midnight- Benny Carter
Muskrat Ramble- Sidney Bechet
Muskrat Ramble- Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra
Muskrat Ramble- Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band
Musica Maestro Prego- Gorni Kramer
Musik im Herzen- Heinz Wehner
Music In The Moonlight- Jimmy Grier Orchestra w/ Donald Novis
Music Maestro Please- Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra w/ Edythe Wright
The Music Makers- Harry James Orchestra
Music, Music, Music- Teresa Brewer
Musique, musique- Guy Berry
Mutiny In The Parlor - Gene Krupa
My Baby- The Chicago Footwarmers
My Bluebird Was Caught in the Rain- Phil Spitalny Orch.
My Blue Heaven- Gene Austin
My Blue Heaven - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
My Blue Heaven- Paul Whiteman
My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes- Fifth Ave. Dance Band w/ Al Bowlly
My Cigarette Lady- Rudy Vallee
My Devotion- George Paxton
My Dream Christmas- Bob Chester & His Orchestra
My Dreams Are Getting Better all The Time- Les Brown w/ doris day
My Ideal- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
My flame is just a match for me- Debroy Somers
MY FOOLISH HEART- BILLY ECKSTINE
MY FUNNY VALENTINE- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
My Funny Valentine- Gerry Mulligan Quartet
My Funny Valentine- Anita O' Day
My Gal Sal- Red Nichols
My Heart Belongs To Only You- June Christy
My Heart Is Taking Lessons- Dick Stabile Orch w/ Paula Kelly
My Heart Stood Still- Melville Gideon
My Heart Tells Me- Al Hibbler
My Heart Tells Me- Joni James
My Heart Tells Me- Charlie Parker
My Ideal- Chet Baker
My Ideal- Kenny Dorham
My Kids a Crooner- Ambrose Orch w/ Elsie Carlisle
My Kinda Love- Bing Crosby
My Kinda Love- Claude Hopkins and his Orchestra
My Kind of Girl- Matt Monro
My Man- FANNY BRICE
My Melancholy Baby- Al Bowlly
My Melancholy Baby- Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band
MY MELANCHOLY BABY- Joe Marsala Sextet
My Miami Sweetheart- Al Alberts Orch.
My Monday Date- Muggsy Spanier
My Old Flame- Miles Davis
My One And Only Love- Art Tatum & Ben Webster
My Own- GERALDO & HIS ORCHESTRA w/ Al Bowlly
My Prayer- GLENN MILLER
My Reverie- Larry Clinton - Bea Wain
My Reverie- Paul Whiteman
My Romance- Jo Stafford
My Ship- June Christy
My Sister's A Little Bit Crazy- Unknown
My Strongest Weakness- Ipana Troubadours
My Sugar Is So Refined- Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers
My supressed desire- Lud Gluskin Orch.
My Troubles Are Over- Ted Weems
My Wild Irish Rose-Jan Garber Orchestra

Nagasaki- Don Redman
NAT GONELLA AND HIS GEORGIANS 1937- Performance clip
Nat meets June- The Metronome All Star Band (1946)
The Nearness Of You- Don Cherry
The Nearness Of You- GLENN MILLER
The Nearness of You- Jo Stafford
Near You- Francis Craig Orch (Bob Lamm, vocal)
Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volare)- Domenico Modugno
Nelly Kelly I Love You- WILLIAM REESE
Nessum Dorma- Jussi Bjorling
Never Gonna Dance- Fred Astaire
Never No Lament- Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra
NEVER NO MO' BLUES- Tommy Duncan
Nevertheless I'm In Love With You- PAT FLOWERS
Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)- Howard Godfrey & His Waldorfians
New Orleans Hop Scop Blues- Bessie Smith
New Pretty Blonde (New Jole Blon)- Moon Mullican
Nice girls don't stay for breakfast- Julie London
Nice "N" Easy- Frank Sinatra
Nice Work If You Can Get It- Caroll Gibbons
Nice work if you can get it- Peggy Lee and Frank Sinatra
Nice work if you can get it- Maxine Sullivan
Niebla De Riachuelo- RAFAEL MUÑOZ Y SU ORQUESTA
Night And Day- JOE SULLIVAN QUARTET
Night and Day- Art Tatum
Nightfall-Anson Weeks Orchestra
The Night Is Young- HENRY KING & HIS ORCHESTRA
The Night Love Was Born- Elsie Carlisle
Nightmare- Artie Shaw
Night Over Shanghai-Lennie Hayton Orchestra
Night Ride- Ambrose & His Orchestra
Night Song- Bunny Berigan
Night Time, Love And You- Herb Wiedoeft 's Orch.
NIGHT TRAIN- Jimmy Forrest
Night Wind- Benny Goodman Orchestra with Helen Ward
Nobody Cares If I'm Blue- Gene Austin
Nobody Cares If I'm Blue- Annette Hanshaw
Nobody's Sweetheart- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
Nobody's Sweetheart- McKenzie & Condon's Chicagoans
Nobody's Sweetheart- THE MILLS BROTHERS
Noche Criolla- Toña la Negra
Nocturne - Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
Noel Blanc- Tino Rossi
Nola- Victor Salon Orchestra, dir. Nathaniel Shilkret
NO LOVE, NO NOTHIN`- ELLA MAE MORSE
No Name Jive- Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orch.
Non Dimenticar- Dean Martin
Nonstop Flight- Artie Shaw
Nostalgias- Jaime Plana & l'Orchestre argentin Mario Melfi
Not My Girl- FRED ASTAIRE & AL STARITA BAND
Now is the Hour- Vera Lynn
Now That I Need You- Betty Hutton
NUBES DE HUMO- ALBERTO CASTILLO
Nuestro Juramento- Julio Jaramillo
Nuttin' For Christmas- Art Mooney & Orch

OBEY YOUR AIR RAID WARDEN- TONY PASTOR
The Object Of My Affection- Boswell Sisters
THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION- Jimmie Grier Orchestra w/ Pinky Tomlin
O Come All Ye Faithful- Deanna Durbin
Octoroon - Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
O Holy Night- Johnny Mathis
O Tannenbaum- Vince Guaraldi Trio
Oh Baby- Eddie Condon's Quartet
Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly, Im in love- Garber-Davis orchestra
Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning- arthur fields
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight- Les Brown
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny- The Andrews Sisters & the Glenn Miller Orchestra
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!- Billy Murray and the American Quartet
Oh, Katharina!- Eddie Condon
Oh, Lady be good!- Eddie Condon and his Orchestra
Oh Look At Me Now- Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra,Connie Haines
Oh look at me now- Benny Goodman w/ Helen Forrest
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning- Glenn Miller's AAF Band with Johnny Desmond
Oh! What A Lovely Dream- FREDDY MARTIN & HIS ORCHESTRA
OH! WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE ~ Frankie Carle & His Orchestra
(Oh You) Beautiful Doll- Bunk Johnson
Oh You Beautiful Doll - Billy Murray and the American Quartet
Oh you Crazy Moon- Peggy Lee
Okay, toots!- Patrick et son Orchestre de Danse
Old Cape Cod- Patti Page
OLD GREY MARE- Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band
Old Man Sunshine- Leo Reisman and his Orchestra
O Little Town of Bethlehem- Richard Crooks
Ol' Man River- Django Reinhardt
On a Little Street in Singapore- Harry James w/ Frank Sinatra
On A Slow Boat to China- Jimmy Buffett
On A Slow Boat To China- Benny Goodman w/ Al Hendrickson
On a slow boat to China- Kay Kyser and His Orchestra
On A Slow Boat to China- Guy Lombardo
On A Slow Boat To China- Freddy Martin's Orchestra w/ Glenn Hughes
Once In A Blue Moon- Bing Crosby
Once In Awhile- The Dinning Sisters
Once in a While- Tommy Dorsey
Once in A While- Benny Goodman w/ Martha Tilton
Once in A While- Horace Heidt & His Musical Knights
ONCE IN A WHILE- MAURICE WINNICK AND HIS SWEET MUSIC
Once Upon A Time- Chocolate Dandies
One dozen roses- Art Kassel Trio (with Gloria Hart)
One for my baby- Frank Sinatra
One For Prez (Take 2)- Wardell Gray Quartet
One Hour With You- Bert Ambrose
The One I Love- June Christy
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else- Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else (instrumental)- Isham Jones
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else- Isham Jones w/ Al Jolson
The One In The World- Rudy Vallee
One Meat Ball- The ANDREWS SISTERS
One Meat Ball - Josh White
ONE MINT JULEP - Buddy Morrow
One More Kiss Then Goodnight- Frank+Milt Britton Orchestra
One More Kiss, Then Goodnight- Phil Spitalny
One Never Knows,Does One- Mal Hallett Orchestra
One O' Clock Jump- Count Basie Orchestra
ONE SWEET LETTER FROM YOU- Lionel Hampton
Only Another Boy and Girl/Every Time We Say Goodbye- C. Spivak w/ Jimmy Saunders and Irene Daye
Only A Rose - Charlie Barnet
Only Forever- Bing Crosby
Only Forever- Anne Shelton & Ambrose Orchestra
ON REVIVAL DAY- RUBE BLOOM AND HIS BAYOU BOYS
On The Alamo- Isham Jones And His Orchestra, Curt Massey
On The Alamo- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
On the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe- Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers
On The Street Where You Live- Dean Martin
On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Tommy Dorsey
On The Sunny Side Of The Street- Benny Goodman Sextet w/  Peggy Lee
On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra
On The Sunny Side Of The Street- Frankie Laine
On The Sunny Side Of The Street- Tab Smith
Open The Door Richard- Louis Jordan & Tympani 5
Opus No. 1 - Tommy Dorsey
ORANGE COLORED SKY- Stan Kenton & Nat King Cole
Orchids in the Moonlight- Enric Madriguera & his Orchestra
Orchids In The Moonlight- Rudy Vallee
ORGAN GRINDER BLUES- Art Hodes
Organ Grinder's Swing- Jimmie Lunceford
Original Dixieland One Step- Miff Mole & His Little Molers
Original Dixieland One-Step- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
Ornithology- Charlie Parker Septet
O Tannenbaum- Vienna Boys Choir
OU ES - TU MON AMOUR (Wo bust Du mon amour)- LIANE Augustin
Our Love Is Here To Stay- Frank Sinatra
Our Very Own- Jo Stafford
Out For No Good- The Mills Brothers & Dick Powell
Out Of Nowhere- Bing Crosby
Out of This World- Jo Stafford
OVER MY SHOULDER- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
Over There- James Cagney
Over There- George M. Cohan

Pack Up Your Troubles- ANDREWS SISTERS & DICK HAYMES
Painting The Clouds With Sunshine- Jean Goldkette
Painting the Clouds with Sunshine- Johnny Marvin
Panassie Stomp- Count Basie
Panassie Stomp- Alix Combelle w/ Django
Paper Doll- The Mills Brothers
Paradiddle Joe- Tony Pastor
Paradise- Russ Columbo
Paramount Stomp- Quintette of the Hot Club of France
Pardon, Ich habe mich verspätet- Willy Berking
Paris In Black & White- Maurice Chevalier
Parkin' In The Moonlight- Dorsey Bros. Orch
Parlez-Moi D'Amour- Lucienne Boyer
Palm Beach- André Ekyan et son Orchestre
Partido Alto- MPB-4
P. D. Q. Blues- Fletcher Henderson
Peachtree Street- Frank Sinatra and Rosemary Clooney
The Peanut Vendor- Anita O'Day
Peggy- McKinney's Cotton Pickers
Peggy, the Pin Up Girl- Major Glenn Miller and the AAFTC Band
Peg O' My Heart- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
Pennies From Heaven- Frank Sinatra
Pennies From Heaven- Arthur Tracy
Pennsylvania 6-5000- Glenn MIller
People Like You And Me- Glenn Miller
People Will Say We're in Love- Doris Day
Perfidia- Billy May
Personality- Johnny Mercer
Pete Kelly's Blues- Ray Anthony
Peter Gunn- Henry Mancini
Pettin' In The Park-  Al Bowlly
Picadilly Stomp- Stephane Grappelli
Pick Yourself Up- Frank Sinatra
The Piccolino- Fred Astaire
Piel Canela- Bobby Capo
Pinetop's Blues- Pine Top Smith
Pink Elephants- Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
Pistol Packin' Mama- Al Dexter & His Troopers
Please Be Kind - Mildred Bailey
PLEASE BE KIND- Earl Hines
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone- Pete Daily & His Chicagoans
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone- Bert Lown's Orch.
Please, Mr. Sun- Johnnie Ray
POINCIANA- Booker Ervin
Polka Dots and Moonbeams- Beryl Booker 
Polka Dots and Moonbeams- Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra
Polonaise In A Flat- Jose Iturbi
Ponce- NORO MORALES Y SU ORQUESTA
Poor Butterfly- Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
Poor Little Rhode Island- Kay Kyser
Poor Little Rich Girl- Savoy Hotel Orpheans
Poor Papa- Irving Aaronson
Por Seguidora Y Por Fiel- Francisc Rotundo w/ Enrique Campos
Posin'- Jimmie Lunceford w/ Willie Smith
Potato Head Blues- Louis Armstrong
Pour danseurs seulement- Alix Combelle & Le Jazz de Paris
Powder Your Face With Sunshine- Doris Day and Buddy Clark
The Preacher- HORACE SILVER
PRELUDE TO A KISS- DUKE ELLINGTON
Premier rendez-vous - Danielle Darrieux
Près de vous, dans le soir- Ray Ventura & ses Collégiens
Pretty Baby- Billy Murray
Pretty Lil- Jelly Roll Morton 
Pretty Lips- Paul Whiteman Orchestra w/ Al Rinker & Bing Crosby
Pretty Trix- Joe Venuti & His Blue Four
Prisoner of Love- Russ Columbo
PUT THAT SUN BACK IN THE SKY- The Boswell Sisters
Put That Sun Back In The Sky- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
Put on an Old Pair of Shoes- Louis Prima
Puttin' On The Ritz- Fred Astaire
Puttin' on the Ritz- Jan Garber's Orchestra
PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY- DICK HAYMES

Quand Je Sors Du Cine- Lud Gluskin Orch.
Quand Madelon- Unknown
QUE BUENO BAILA USTED- Benny More
Que Corto Es El Amor- MYRTA SILVA LA SONORA MATANCERA
Quedémonos aquí- Jose Basso w/ Floreal Ruiz
Quel Temps Fait-Il A Paris- JACQUES TATI
Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir- Alberto Castillo
Que Sera Sera- Doris Day
Qu'est-ce qu'on attend pour être heureux? - Ray Ventura

The Raggle Taggle- Boots and his Buddies
Rainbow- Ada Jones & Billy Murray
Rainbow Rhapsody- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
The Ramble- Paul Howard's Quality Serenaders
RAMONA- Ruth Etting
RAPHAËL- Charles Trenet
Reaching For Someone- Paul Whiteman
Ready for the River- Emerson Gill Orch.
Real Gone! - Amos Milburn w/ Maxwell Davis
Rebecca- Big Joe Turner & The Pete Johnson Trio
Red & Struggie Song - nagasaki
Red Sails in the Sunset- Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians
Red Sails in the Sunset- Vera Lynn
Redskin Rhumba- Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra
Red Wagon- Jimmie Lunceford w/ the Dandridge Sisters
Redwing - Harry James Orchestra
Rehearsin' for a nervous breakdown- The John Kirby Sextet
RELAXIN' AT SUGAR RAYS- Errol Garner
Relaxin' At The Touro - Muggsy Spanier
Remember - Cliff Edwards
Remember- Al Jolson
Remember- HANK MOBLEY
Remember Me- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
Rendezvous- Herb Wiedoeft
Rhapsody in Blue- Glenn Miller
Rhythm Spasm- Mills Blue Rhythm Band
Ridin' High- Frankie Carle
Ridin' Home- Al Bowlly
Riffin' At The Ritz- Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
Riffin' The Scotch- Benny Goodman & His Orchestra
Right or Wrong- Bob Wills
Rika Jika Jack- Stan Kenton Orchestra with June Christy
Ring Dem Bells- Lionel Hampton & All Stars
Riverboat shuffle- Eddie Condon
Roadside Rag- Cliff Bruner And His Texas Wanderers 
The Roaring 20's- Dorothy Provine (songs from television show)
Rock-A-Bye Basie - Count Basie
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree- Brenda Lee
Rocking Chair- Sidney Bechet Trio
Rockin' Chair- Johnny Hamp and his Orchestra
Rockin' Chair- Gene Krupa Orch. w/ Roy Eldridge
Rock Daniel- Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Rockin' At Ryans- Hot Lips Page
Rockin' Rollin' Mama- Buddy Jones
Rock Island Rag- Ray Turner
Roll Along Prarie Moon- Al Bowlly
Roll 'em- Mary Lou Williams
Romance In The Dark- Lil Green
Roof Top Blues- Charlie Barnet
Rose Of Washington Square- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
ROSE ROOM- Barney Bigard Quintet
ROSE ROOM- The Benny Goodman Sextet
ROSE ROOM- Herb Wiedoeft & His Orchestra
Roses in December- Vera Lynn
Roses of Picardy- John McCormack
Rosetta- Teddy Wilson
Rosy Cheeks- Henry Halstead
'Round Evening- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
'Round Midnight- June Christy
'Round Midnight- Julie London
Royal Garden Blues- Bix Beiderbecke
Royal Garden Blues- John Kirby Sextet
Royal Roost- Kenny Dorham
Ruby, My Dear- Thelonius Monk
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer- Dean Martin
Rug Cutter's Swing - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Rum & Coca Cola- The Andrews Sisters
RUMORS ARE FLYING- FRANKIE CARLE
Rythme- Johnny Hess

Sabor a mi- Lecuona Cuban Boys
Sack O' Woe- Ray Bryant Combo
Sahara- Esther Walker
Sailing at Midnight- Tommy Dorsey
St James Infirmary- King Oliver Jazz Band
St. James Infirmary- Hot Lips Page
St. Louis Blues- Benny Goodman
St. Louis Blues- Harry James
St Louis Gal- The Cotton Pickers
St Louis Shuffle- Fletcher Henderson
St Therese Of The Roses- Malcolm Vaughan
Same Old Moon- Smith Ballew
Sam's Song- Bing Crosby
Sancta Maria- Andrea Bocelli
Sandu- Clifford Brown
San Fernando Valley- Bing Crosby
Santa Baby- Eartha Kitt
Santa Catalina- Dorothy Collins
Santa Clause Came In The Spring- Benny Goodman
Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town- Bing Crosby w/ The Andrews Sisters
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town- Tommy Dorsey
Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town- Lena Horne
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town- Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers
Santa Claus, That's Me- Vernon Dalhart
SANTA IS ON HIS WAY- Bob Wills
SATANIC BLUES- THE NAPOLEON EMPERORS
Satin Doll- Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
Satin Doll- Nancy Wilson
SATURDAY NIGHT FISH FRY- LOUIS JORDAN and His Tympany Five
Save It, Pretty Mamma- Lionel Hampton
SAVE THE BONES FOR HENRY JONES- Nat King Cole Trio & Johnny Mercer
Save The Last Dance For Me- Al Bowlly
Savoyager's Stomp- Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers
Savoy Christmas Medley- Lloyd Shakespear's New Piccadilly Band
Say Arabella- George Olsen  w/ Billy Murray
Say Baby- Blind Willie Johnson
Say it isn`t so- Will Osborne w/ Annette Hanshaw & friends
Say It Isn't So- Dick Powell
Say It With Music - Jack Payne and his BBC Dance Orchestra
Say Si Si- Glenn Miller
Scotch And Soda - Charlie Barnet
Scrivimi- Aldo Visconti
Scufflin' Blues- Barrel House Five Orchestra
Second Balcony Jump- Earl 'Fatha' Hines
Second Hand Rose- FANNY BRICE
The Second Time Around- The New Glenn Miller Orchestra w/ Johnny Desmond
The Second Time Around- Frank Sinatra
Sentimental And Melancholy- Billie Holiday
Sentimental Journey- Les Brown & his Orchestra with Doris Day
SENTIMENTAL MOOD- ELLA FITZGERALD
September in the Rain- Guy Lombardo
September in the rain- Léo Marjane
The September Song- Jimmy Durante
September Song- Art Tatum
Serenade In Blue- Glenn Miller w/ Ray Eberle and The Modernaires
Shadow waltz- Tino Rossi
Shake Hands with Santa Claus- Louis Prima
Shake That Thing- Abe Lyman Orch
Shakin' The Blues Away- Ben Selvin Orchestra
Shall We Dance- Fred Astaire
Shanghai Lil- Gene Kardos & His Orch. w/ Dick Robertson
Shanghai Shuffle- Fletcher Henderson
Sha-Wa-Wa - Pat Flowers
Sh-boom- The Crew Cuts
She Didn't Say 'Yes'- The Radio Syncopators
She Had To Go And Lose It At The Astor- Harry Roy
The Sheik of Araby- Red Nichols and The Five Pennies
The Sheik of Araby- Django Reinhardt
SHE'S FUNNY THAT WAY-  Bill Harris Septet
She's No Trouble- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Shine On, Harvest Moon- Ruth Etting
Shine on Harvest Moon- Hal Kemp Orchestra
Shine On, Harvest Moon- Harry Macdonough and Elise Stevenson
Shiny Stockings- Count Basie and His Orchestra
Shipyard Social Function- Lucky Millinder & His Orch
Shirley Steps Out- Benny Goodman
Shivery Stomp- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
Shoo Fly Pie & Apple Pan Dowdy- Stan Kenton Orchestra with June Christy
Shoo Shoo Baby- Jan Garber Orch w/ Liz Tilton
Shoo Shoo Baby- ELLA MAE MORSE
Shuffle Off To Buffalo- The Boswell Sisters
Shuffle Your Feet- Don Redman Orch.
Shufflin'at the Hollywood- Lionel Hampton
SHUT EYE- Benny Goodman w/ Martha Tilton
Side by Side- Aileen Stanley and Johnny Marvin
The Sidewalks Of New York- Willie Walker & His Gang
Silent Night- Bing Crosby
Silent Night- Deanna Durbin
SILENT NIGHT- Ulla Katajavuori
Silly Heart- Dorothy Collins
Silver and Gold- Burl Ives
Silver Bells- Perry Como
Silver Bells- Johnny Mathis
SILVER WINGS IN THE MOONLIGHT- ANNE SHELTON
Since I Fell For You- Buddy & Ella Johnson
Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down- Bix Beiderbecke
Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down- Jan Garber's Orch.
Sing, Baby, Sing- TEDDY WILSON & His Orchestra
Singing In The Bathtub- High Hatters
Singin' In the Rain- The Dorsey Brothers
Singing in the rain- Annette Hanshaw, Cliff Edwards
Singing in the Rain- Gene Kelly
Singing In the Rain- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
Singin' the Blues- Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer
Sing, Sing, Sing - Benny Goodman
Sister Kate- Bunk Johnson and his New Orleans Band
Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers- Billy Murray
Sittin' On A Rubbish Can- Julia Gerity and her Orchestra
Si tu m'aimes- Jean Sablon
Six Feet of Papa- Annette Hanshaw
Sixty Seconds Every Minute- Jan Garber & His Orchestra
Skin Deep- Ted Heath And His Music
Skylark- Harry James Orch w/ Helen Forrest
Skylark- GLENN MILLER
Skylark- Maxine Sullivan
Skyliner- Charlie Barnet
Sleep- Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians
Sleepy Lagoon- Harry James
Sleepy Lagoon- Dinah Shore
Sleepy Time Gal- Gene Austin
SLEEPY TIME GAL- Edmond Hall Quartet
Sleepy Time Gal- Harry James
Sleigh Ride- Herb Alpert
Sleigh Ride- The Andrews Sisters
Sleigh Ride- Jo Stafford
Slick Chick- Barney Kessel & Dodo Marmarosa
Slip Horn Jive- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Slow Boat to China- Jimmy Buffett
Slow Boat To China- Benny Goodman w/ Al Hendrickson
Slow boat to China- Kay Kyser and His Orchestra
Slow Boat to China- Guy Lombardo
Slow Boat To China- Freddy Martin's Orchestra w/ Glenn Hughes
Slow 'Em Down Blues- Art Hodes' Chicagoans
Slumming on Park Avenue- Ray Noble w/ The Merry Macs 
Small Fry- Bunny Berigan
Smile- Nat King Cole
Smile, Darn Ya, Smile!- Billy Cotton
Smile, Darn Ya, Smile- Percival Mackey and his Kit Cat Band
Smiles- Charlie Barnet
Smilin' Through- Jo Stafford
Smoke Dreams- Mildred Bailey w/ Red Norvo
Smoke Dreams- Benny Goodman
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes- Fred Astaire
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes- Charlie Kunz and his Orchestra
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes- Dinah Washington
SMOKE ON THE WATER- Bob Wills
Smoke Rings- Glen Gray And The Casa Loma Orchestra
Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette- Tex Williams
Snootie Little Cutie- Tommy Dorsey w/ Connie Hasines & Frank Sinatra
Snowbound For Christmas- DeCastro Sisters
Snowfall- Claude Thornhill
Snowy Morning Blues- James P. Johnson
Snuggled On Your Shoulder- Sylvia Froos
Sobbin' Blues- Bunny Berigan
So Beats My Heart For You- Will Osborne Orchestra
Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise- June Christy
Soft Summer Breeze- Eddie Heywood
Soft Winds- Chet Baker Quartet
Solid Potato Salad- Ross sisters
Solid Sam- Artie Shaw
SOLITUDE (1934)- Duke Ellington
Solitude (34-36)- Duke Ellington Orchestra 
So Madly In Love- Dorothy Collins and Raymond Scott
Somebody Done Stole My Cherry Red- Eddie Cleanhead Vinson
Somebody Else Is Taking My Place- Benny Goodman w/ Peggy Lee
Somebody Loves Me- Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
Somebody Loves Me- Lester Young, Nat King Cole and Buddy Rich
Somebody's Diggin' My Potatoes- Leadbelly
Somebody Stole My Gal- Benny Goodman
Somebody Stole My Gal- Ted Weems
Someday I'll Find You- Gertrude Lawrence
Someday I'll Meet You Again- The Ink Spots
Someday Sweetheart- Jelly Roll Morton
SOMEDAY YOU'LL WANT ME TO WANT YOU- VAUGHN MONROE
Some Enchanted Evening- Perry Como
Some Enchanted Evening- Jo Stafford
Some Of These Days- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
Someone To Watch Over Me- Blossom Dearie
Someone To Watch Over Me- Ella Fitzgerald
Someone To Watch Over Me- George Gershwin
Someone To Watch Over Me- Keely Smith
Someone to Watch Over Me- Art Tatum
Some Sweet Day- Bob Haring & His Orchestra
Something Cool- June Christy
Something I Dreamed Last Night- Teddy Wilson with Kay Penton
Something In The Night-Jacques Renard Orchestra
Something in the Wind- Deanna Durbin
Sometimes I'm Happy- Benny Goodman
Somewhere Along The Way- Jerry Gray & Orchestra
Somewhere along the way- Beverly Kenney
Somewhere In The Night- Ginny Simms
The Song Is Ended- Annette Hanshaw
The Song Is Ended-  Bob Haring
The Song Is You- Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra
The Song Is You- Frank Sinatra
The Song is You- Keely Smith
Song Of India - Tommy Dorsey
SONG OF THE DAWN- Jack Hylton & his Orchestra
Song Of The Volga Boatmen - Glenn Miller
Song Of The Wanderer- Annette Hanshaw
Songs My Mother Taught Me- Major Glenn Miller and the AAFTC Band
Song Without Words- Ray Noble Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
Sonny Boy - Al Jolson
Soon- Ella Fitzgerald
Sophisticated Lady - Duke Ellington and his orchestra
So Rare- Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Sorry To See You Go- June Christy
So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together- Rhythm Boys
So Tired- Roy Milton
So Tired- Russ Morgan and His Orchestra
Sous le lit de Lily- Johnny Hess
Southern Scandal- Stan Kenton
South Of The Border- Frank Sinatra
South Rampart Street Parade- Bob Crosby
South Sea Island Magic- Artie Shaw
Speak Low- Mary Martin & Kenny Baker
Speak Low- Sarah Vaughan
Special Delivery Stomp- Artie Shaw
Spiders Web- Tab Smith
Spin A Little Web Of Dreams- Freddy Martin
Spring Is Here- Chris Connor
Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year- Deanna Durbin
The Star Crossed Lovers- Duke Ellington
STARDREAMS- Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra
Stardust- Louis Armstrong
Stardust- Dave Brubeck & Paul Desmond
Stardust- Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/ Edythe Wright
Stardust- Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra & the Pied Pipers
Stardust- The Errol Garner Trio
Stardust (1935)- Coleman Hawkins w/ Django Reinhardt, S. Grappelli
Stardust (1937)- Coleman Hawkins
Stardust- Harry James w/ Frank Sinatra
Stardust- Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
Stardust- Artie Shaw
Stardust- Charlie Spivak
Starlight Souvenirs- Woody Herman Orchestra
Stay As Sweet As You Are - Little Jack Little & His Orchestra
Stairway To the Stars- Glenn Miller with Ray Eberle
STAIRWAY TO THE STARS- DINA WASHINGTON
Starlight And Tulips- Thelma Terry and Her Play Boys
Stars Fell On Alabama- Jimmy Buffett
Stars Fell On Alabama- Frankie Laine w/ Buck Clayton
Stars Fell On Alabama- Frank Sinatra
Static Strut- The Memphis Five
STAY OUT OF THE SOUTH- SYD ROY'S LYRICALS
Steamboat Stomp- Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers
Steam Heat- Patti Page
Steel Guitar Rag- Bob Wills
Stella by Starlight- Donald Byrd & Doug Watkins
Stella By Starlight- Anita O'Day
Steppin' Out with my Baby- Tony Bennett
Steps Steps Down- Barney Bigard Trio
STILLA NATT-  Ulla Katajavuori
Stop, Look And Listen- Tommy Dorsey
STOP, THE RED LIGHTS ON- GENE KRUPA W/ ANITA O`DAY
Stormy monday blues- earl hines and billy eckstine
Stormy Weather- DON BYAS QUARTET
Stormy Weather- Lena Horne
Stormy Weather- Frank Sinatra
Stormy Weather- KAY STARR
Stormy Weather- Ethel Waters
Story of a Starry Night- GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
Straighten Up and Fly Right- Nat King Cole
Straight From The Shoulder- Bing Crosby w/ Irving Aaronson
Stranger On The Shore- Acker Bilk
Street of Dreams- Stan Kenton Orchestra featuring Art Pepper
Street Scene- Stan Kenton
Strictly Instrumental- Harry James
Strike Me Pink- Arden/Ohman Orch.
Struttin' With Some Barbecue- Louis Armstrong
Struttin' With Some Barbecue- Marian McPartland
Suddenly It's Spring- Charlie Spivak
Sugar- Fred Elizalde
Sugar- McKenzie & Condon's Chicagoans
Sugar Blues- Clyde McCoy
Sugar Blues Boogie- Clyde McCoy
Sugar Foot Stomp-- Benny Goodman and his orch.
Sugar Foot Stomp- Fletcher Henderson
Sugar Foot Strut- Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
Sugar Foot Strut- The Charleston Chasers
Sugar Foot Strut- Bob Crosby and his Orchestra
Summer's End- Al Bowlly w/ Geraldo and his Orchestra
Summertime- Sidney Bechet
Summertime- Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Summertime- Dizzy Reece
Summit Ridge Drive- Artie Shaw and his Gramercy 5
The Sun has Got His Hat On- Ambrose & his Orchestra
Sunday- Jean Goldkette Orchestra w/ The Keller Sisters & Al Lynch
Sunny Disposish (Take 3)- Jean Goldkette & His Orchestra
Sunny Side Up- Ben Selvin & His Orchestra
Sunrise- Ferde Grofe
Sun Valley Jump- Glenn Miller
Sur deux notes- Ray Ventura et son Orchestre w/ Paul Misraki
Sur le pont d'avignon- Jean Sablon
Sway- Rosemary Clooney & Perez Prado Orchestra
Sweepin' The Clouds Away- Charles Buddy Rogers
Sweet And Lovely- Gus Arnheim & his Cocoanut Grove Orch.
SWEET AND LOVELY- Claude Thornhill & His Orchestra & The Snowflakes
Sweet Ella May- Earl Hines
Sweet Georgia Brown- Isham Jones & his orchestra w/ Bing Crosby
Sweet Georgia Brown- Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France
Sweet Georgia Brown- Oliver Naylor's Orchestra
Sweetheart darlin`- Annette Hanshaw
Sweetheart Of All My Dreams- JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCH
Sweetheart Of All My Dreams- Thelonious Monk
Sweet Kisses- Esther Walker
Sweet Lorraine- Nat King Cole
Sweet Lorraine- Benny Goodman
Sweet Lorraine- Wardell Gray
Sweet Mama, Papa's Getting Mad- Joe Marsala and his Chosen Seven
Sweet Man- Ethel Waters
Sweet Potato Piper- Glenn Miller
Sweet Slumber- Lucky Millinder
Sweet Sue, Just You- The Bechet-Spanier Big Four
Sweet Sue, Just You- The Mills Brothers
Sweet Sue- Fats Waller
Swing Guitars- Quintette Of The Hot Club Of France
Swing High- Tommy Dorsey
Swingin' at the Seance - Johnny Long Orchestra
Swingin' Down The Lane- Frank Sinatra
Swingin' in a Hammock- Guy Lombardo
Swinging On Nothing- Louis Armstrong
SWINGIN ON 'C'- Earl Hines
Swing Mister Charlie- Judy Garland
Swing That Music- Jimmy Dorsey's Orch. w/ Louis Armstrong
Swingtime in the Rockies- Benny Goodman
S'Wonderful- Count Basie Orchestra w/ Joe Williams
S'Wonderful- Maurice Chevalier
'S Wonderful!- Whispering' Jack Smith

Tabu- Artie Shaw and his Orchestra
'Tain't So, Honey, 'Tain't So- Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
T'aint What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It)- Chick Webb w/ Ella Fitzgerald
Take It!- Leo Reisman
Take It From Me- Leo Reisman w/ Lee Wiley
Take Me- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
Take Me- Lloyd Huntley and his Isle Of Blues Orchestra
Take The "A" Train- Anita O'Day
Take The 'A' Train- The Delta Rhythm Boys
Take the 'A' Train (1941)- Duke Ellington
Take the A Train (1943)- Duke Ellington
Take Your Finger Out Of Your Mouth- Fred Rich's Dance Band
Take Your Tomorrow- Edwin J. McEnelly Orch.
Taking A Chance On Love- June Christy
Taking A Chance On Love- Patti Page
TALE OF AN AFRICAN LOBSTER- Shorty Rogers
Tammy- Debbie Reynolds
Tampico- Stan Kenton
Tangeringe- Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra
TCTB- LEO PARKER 
Teach Me Tonight- Count Basie w/ Joe Williams
Teach Me Tonight- Jo Stafford
Tea For Two- Blossom Dearie
Tea for Two- Art Tatum
Tea For Two - Charlie Venturo Sextet
Teddy The Toad- Count Basie
Tell me are you from Georgia?- Roy Fox and his Band
TELL ME TONIGHT- OSCAR JOOST AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Tell Me Who- Albert Brunies & His Halfway House Orchestra
TEMPTATION- Bing Crosby
Ten Cents a Dance- Ruth Etting
Ten Cents A Dance- High Hatters
TENDERLY- Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown
Tęskno mi (I'm Longing)- Tadeusz Faliszewski
Thank Heaven For You- Rudy Vallee
Thanks - Bing Crosby
Thank You Most Sincerely- Al Bowlly
That Certain Motion- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
That Chick's Too Young To Fry- Louis Jordan
That Dada Strain- Bob Crosby and his Bobcats
THAT FOOLISH FEELING- Bunny Berigan
That Hypnotizing Man- American Quartet
That Old Black Magic- Margaret Whiting & Freddie Slack Orch
That Old Devil Called Love- Zoot Sims
That Old Feeling -Lennie Hayton Orchestra w/ Paul Barry
That old gang of mine- Bobby Hackett featuring the Tempo Twisters
That's All- Jimmy Forrest
That's Amore- Dean Martin
That's A Plenty- Ray Miller & His Orch.
That's A Plenty- New Orleans Rhythm Kings
That's for Me- Mary Martin & Oscar Levant
That's My Desire- Helen Forrest
That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch- Stan Kenton w/ June Christy
That's The Way It Goes- Benny Goodman w/ Peggy Lee
That's What I like About The South- Phil Harris
That's What I Like About You- Roy Fox & His Orchestra w/ Al Bowlly
That's What I'm Talking About- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Th' Bop Hop- Maxwell Davis & The All Stars
Th' Ego Song- Ray Charles and his Orchestra
Theme From Three Penny Opera (Mack the Knife)- Louis Armstrong
There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland To Me- Broadway Bell-Hops
There Ain't No Maybe In My Baby's Eyes- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
There Are Such Things - Tommy Dorsey w/ Frank Sinatra
There Goes My Heart- Nat King Cole
THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN- DOROTHY CARLESS
THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN- Bob Chester & His Orchestra
There Is No Greater Love- Billie Holiday
There is no greater love-  Sonny Rollins
(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover- Kay Kyser
(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover- GLENN MILLER
THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE- Bunny Berigan
There'll Be Some Changes Made- Chicago Rhythm Kings
THERE'LL COME A TIME- BIX BEIDERBECKE
There's A Fellow Waiting In Poughkeepsie-  June Hutton & Pied Pipers
There's a Long Long Trail- John McCormack
There's a Long, Long Trail- James Reed and J. F. Harrison
There's A Man Goin' Around Taking Names- Josh White
There's a rainbow 'round my shoulder- Al Jolson
There's a ring around the moon- Ray Noble Orch w/ Al Bowlly
There's a Small Hotel- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra w/ Helen Ward
THERE'S A SMALL HOTEL- Claude Thornhill & The Snowflakes
There's a Small Hotel- Jack Whiting
There Shall Be No Night- Duke Ellington
There's No Place Like Home For The Holidays- Perry Como
There's Nothing Too Good For My Baby- Eddie Kirkeby Orchestra w/ Elmer Feldkamp
There's No You- Jo Stafford
There's Somebody New- Ray Starita
There's Yes Yes In Your Eyes- Roy B. Carson
There Will Never Be Another You- Chet Baker
There Will Never Be Another You- Keely Smith
These Foolish Things- Chet Baker Sextet
These Foolish Things- Carroll Gibbons
These Foolish Things- The Benny Goodman Sextet (instrumental)
These Foolish Things- Benny Goodman w/ Helen Ward
These Foolish Things- Martha Tilton
They All Laughed- Fred Astaire
They can't take that away from me- Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald
They Didn't Believe Me- Walter Van Brunt and Gladys Rice
They Raided The Joint- Helen Humes
They're Either Too Young or Too Old- Bette Davis
They're Either Too Young Or too Old- Jan Garber Orch w/ Liz Tilton
They Say- Artie Shaw & his Orchestra with Helen Forrest
Things Ain't What They Used To Be- Duke Ellington
The Things We Did Last Summer- Dean Martin
The Things We Did Last Summer- Fats Navarro
THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER- Jo Stafford
THINKING OF YOU- DON CHERRY
Thinking of You- Annette Hanshaw
Thinking of You - Jack Hylton & His Orchestra
Think of You - Jane Powell, Jose Iturbi
This Cant Be Love- Mel Tormé
This is heaven- Julius La Rosa
This Is Romance- ROY FOX & His Band
This is the Army- Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra
This Love of Mine- Frank Sinatra
This Year's Kisses- Benny Goodman w/ Margaret McCrae
Thou Swell- Lennie Niehaus Sextet
Thou Swell- Joe Williams with Count Basie Orchestra
Three At A Table For Two- Doris Day
Three Blind Mice- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra With Bix & Lang
Three Little Fishies- Kay Kyser & Orchestra
Three Little Sisters- The Andrews Sisters
Three Little Words- The Rhythm Boys
THREE O' CLOCK JUMP- Joe Marsala and his Delta Four
Three Wishes- Jessie Matthews
Throw Another Log On The Fire- Albert Taylor Orchestra
Through- Phil Spitalny Orch.
Tiens, tiens, tiens! - Ray Ventura et ses Collégiens
Tiger Rag- Phil Spitalny and His All-Girl Orchestra
Till The End of Time- Perry Como
Till Tomorrow- Carroll Gibbons w/ Matty Malnack
Till We Meet- Bing Crosby
Till We Meet Again- Patricia Hammond
Till We Meet Again- Patti Page
Time after Time- Margaret Whiting
Time On My Hands-Russ Columbo
Time Waits For No One- Helen Forrest
Tipitipitipso- Caterina Valente 
Tiptoe Through the Tulips- Annette Hanshaw
'Tis Autumn- Beverly Kenney
'Tis Autumn- The Four King Sisters
TO EACH HIS OWN (Live)- EDDY HOWARD
Together- Ray Starita
TONIGHT- Marek Weber & His Orchestra
Too Late- King Oliver & His Orch.
Too Many Tears- Ambrose & His Orch.
Too Marvelous For Words- Jo Stafford
Too Marvelous For Words- Lester Young
Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ra- Bing Crosby
Toot Toot Tootsie- Al Jolson
Too Young For the Blues- Ella Fitzgerald
Top 'N' Bottom- Tab Smith
The Touch of Your Lips- AL BOWLLY
The Touch of Your Lips- George Paxton
Toujours L'amour- Barnabas von Geczy Orch.
Tout le Jour, Toute la Nuit- Léon MONOSSON
Toyland- Jo Stafford
Traffic Jam - Artie Shaw
The Train And The River- The Jimmy Giuffre 3
Trav'lin' light- Anita O'Day
Trickeration- Cab Calloway
The Trolley Song- The Pied Pipers with Jo Stafford
TROMBONEOLOGY- Tommy Dorsey
Trouble in Mind- Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Trouble in Mind- Bob Wills
Truckin'- Fats Waller
True Love- Don Azpiazu & His Havana Casino Orchestra
Trumpet Blues- Harry James
Trusting My Luck- Jessie Matthews
Trust in Me- MILDRED BAILEY
Try a little Tenderness- Ray Noble
Try Me One More Time- Ernest Tubb
Tumba Mabo- Conjunto Niagara
Turkey In The Straw- Louis Jordan
Turk's Blues- Turk Murphy's Jazz Band
Turn Back the Universe and Give Me Yesterday- Harry Macdonough & Orpheus Quartet
Turn Off The Moon- Mal Hallett Orchestra
Turn On the Heat- The Charleston Chasers
Turn On The Heat- Eddie Harding's Nightclub Boys
Tuxedo Junction - Erskine Hawkins
Tuxedo Junction- Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
'Twas The Night Before Christmas- Fred Waring
Twelfth Street Rag- Fletcher Henderson
Two Blind Loves- Helen Forrest & Artie Shaw Orch
Two Cigarettes In The Dark- BING CROSBY
Two Sleepy People- Kay Kyser and his Orchestra
Two Sleepy People- Artie Shaw w/ Helen Forrest

Ugly Child- Muggsy Spanier
Ultimissime- Trio Lescano
The Umbrella Man- Kay Kyser
Um Chorinho- Chico Buarque
Under a Blanket of Blue- Casa Loma Orchestra
Under a Blanket of Blue- Red Norvo's Nine
Under a Texas Moon- Bert Lown
Under The Moon- Annette Hanshaw
Under the Moon- Guy Lombardo
Under the moon it's you- Biltmore Rhytm Boys (Bert Lown)
Unforgettable- Nat 'King' Cole
Un grand amour qui s'acheve- Edith Piaf
Un Meneito Nama- Eddie Warner & sa Musique Tropicale
Until The Real Thing Comes Along- Valaida Snow
Un Violon Dans La Nuit- Tino Rossi
Up a Lazy River- Benny Goodman
Up and at 'em- Ben Bernie

Valse de l'ombre- Tino Rossi
Variety Stomp- Fletcher Henderson
The Varsity Drag- Jack Hylton
Velvet Moon- Harry James
Verde luna- Flo Sandon's
The Very Thought Of You- Dick Haymes
The Very Thought of You- RAY NOBLE ORCHESTRA
The Very Thought of You- Wynton Marsalis
Vieni Vieni- Tino Rossi
Violets For Your Furs- Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
Volare- Dean Martin
Voulez-vous danser Madame- Fred Adison et son Orchestre w/ Roger Toussaint
Vous, qui passez sans me voir- Jean Sablon

Wabash Blues- The Charleston Chasers
Wa-Da-Da- Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys
Wail Bait- Clifford Brown Sextet
Waitin' for a Call From You- Ted Wallace
Waitin' for the train to come in- Harry James w/ Kitty Kallen
Waiting For The Robert E Lee- AL JOLSON
Wait 'Til The Sun Shines Nellie- BING CROSBY & MARY MARTIN
Wait 'Til The Sun Shines Nellie- Dukes Of Dixieland
Wait Til You See Ma Cherie- Maurice Chevalier
Wake Up And Live- Cab Calloway
Walk 'Em- Buddy Johnson
Walking my baby back home- Al Bowlly w/ Jack Leon & his Band
Walkin' My Baby Back Home- Nat King Cole
Walking My Baby Back Home- Nick Lucas
Walkin' The Dog- Bunny Berigan
WALTZ OF MY HEART- RICHARD TAUBER
Wang-Wang Blues- Ben's Bad Boys
Wanna Hat With Cherries- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra w/ Marion Hutton
Warm December- Julie London
Washboard Blues- Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
Washington Whirligig- Charlie Barnet
Was it a Dream?- Dorsey Brothers w/ Smith Ballew
Wasting My Love On You- Joe Venuti 's Orch.
Watchin' The Clock- Tony Pastor Orchestra
Watch the Birdie- Anita O'Day
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans- the Kansas City Six
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans- Louis Prima
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra
The Wayward Wind - Gogi Grant
The Way You Look Tonight- Fred Astaire
The Way You Look Tonight- Stan Getz/Chet Baker Quartet
The Way You Look Tonight- Billie Holiday
Wear Your Sunday Smile- Fred Rich
Weary River- Jan Garber
Weather Man- Adrian and his Tap Room Gang
The Wedding of Lili Marlene- The Andrews Sisters
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye- Annette Hanshaw
We'll all go riding on a Rainbow- Jay Wilbur & His Band
We'll Gather Lilacs- Marion Grimaldi & The Williams Singers
Well git it- Tommy Dorsey
Well, Git It - Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey
We'll Meet Again- Vera Lynn
Well, You Needn't- Thelonius Monk Septet
We Need A Little Christmas- Johnny Mathis
Were You Sincere- Al Bowlly
West End Blues- Louis Armstrong
We Three Kings- Mario Lanza
We've Got the Moon and Sixpence- Ray Noble w/ Al Bowlly
What A Day- Ted Weems
What A Difference A Day Made- Dorothy Collins and Raymond Scott
What A Difference A Day Made- Dick Haymes
What Are You Doing New Year's Eve- Ella Fitzgerald
What Are You Doing New Year's Eve- The Orioles
What a Swell Party this is- Frank Sinatra & Bing Crosby
What-cha Gonna Do When There Ain't No Jazz- Esther Walker
Whatcha Know Joe?- Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra
What Child Is This- Johnny Mathis
What do I care what somebody said- Jan Garber and His Orchestra
What Do We Do On A Dew Dew Dewey Day- Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
What Do You Say- California Ramblers
What Good Is Good Morning?- Irving Aaronson
What Has Become Of Hinky Dinky Parlay Vou- Al Bernard & Chorus
What Is Life Without Love- Smith Ballew w/ The Columbia Photo Players
What Is This Thing Called Love- Tommy Dorsey w/ Connie Haines
What Is This Thing Called Love?- Leo Reisman
What'll I Do?- Bud Shank & Bob Cooper
What makes you so adorable?- Leslie Hutchinson
What's A Poor Girl Gonna Do- Blanche Calloway
What Shall I Say?- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra w/ Billie Holiday
What's New?- Helen Merrill
Whats New?- Artie Shaw and His Orchestra with Helen Forrest
What's Right For You- THE MARTY PAICH QUARTET
What's The Use- Phil Spitalny Orch.
What's the Use of Getting Sober (When You Gonna Get Drunk Again)- Louis Jordan
What Will I Tell My Heart?- Arthur Prysock & The Count Basie Orchestra
What Would You Do?- Maurice Chevalier
When A Woman Loves a Man- FANNY BRICE
When Day Is Done- MILDRED BAILEY
WHEN DAY IS DONE- Paul Whiteman, Henry Busse
When Did You Leave Heaven?- Guy Lombardo
When Did You Leave Heaven- Tony Martin
WHEN DID YOU LEAVE HEAVEN- Mel Powell Orch
When Eyes Of Blue Are Fooling You- BEN BERNIE
When I Fall In Love- Julie London
WHEN I GROW TO OLD TO DREAM- NAT KING COLE
When I learn French- Greta Keller 
When I'm Blue- Albert Brunies & His Halfway House Orchestra
When I'm Looking At You- Nat Shilkret
When I'm With You- Tony Martin and Shirley Temple
WHEN IT'S CHRISTMAS ON THE RANGE- Bob Wills
When It's Sleepy Time Down South- Louis Armstrong
When It's Sleepy Time Down South- Paul Robeson
When It's Sleepy Time Down South- Mel Tormé
WHEN JENNY DOES HER LOW DOWN DANCE- ELGAR'S CREOLE ORCH
When Sunny Gets Blue- Johnny Mathis
When The Day Is Done- Keely Smith
WHEN THE LEAVES COME TUMBLING DOWN- MIKE MARKEL'S ORCH.
When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World)- Dick Todd
When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World)- Vaughn Monroe
When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam'- Tommy Dorsey & His Clambake Seven
When The Morning Glories Wake Up In The Morning- Oreste's Queensland Orchestra
When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-bob-bobbin' Along- Whispering" Jack Smith
When The Saints Go Marching In- Dukes of Dixieland
When The Sun Bids the Moon Goodnight- The Victor Young Orchestra w/ Donald Novis
When We're Alone (Penthouse Serenade)- Ruth Etting
When We're Alone (Penthouse Serenade)- ROY FOX & HIS BAND w/ Al Bowlly
When You And I Were Young, Maggie- Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely
When You're Smiling (1929)- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
When You're Smiling- Duke Ellington
When Your Lover Has Gone- Keely Smith
When You Wish Upon A Star- Cliff Edwards
When You Wish Upon A Star- Vera Lynn
When You Wish Upon A Star- Glenn Miller
Where Are You? -Will Osborne Orchestra
Where Are You (Girl of My Dreams)- Al Bowlly and Anona Winn
Where in the World- Larry Clinton Orch w/ Bea Wain
Where Or When (Instrumental)- Benny Goodman Trio
Where Or When- Benny Goodman Trio with Peggy Lee
Where Or When- Harry James Orchestra w/ Helen Ward
WHERE THERE'S MUSIC- Tony Martin
Where The Shy Little Violets Grow- Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians
WHISKEY AND GIN- Johnnie Ray
Whispering- Benny Goodman Quartet
White Christmas- Bing Crosby
White Christmas- Harry James w/ Marion Morgan
White Christmas- Al Jolson
White Christmas- CLAUDIO VILLA
Who?- George Olsen
Who Cares?- Arden and Ohman Orchestra
The Whole World Is Singing My Song- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
Wholly Cats- Benny Goodman and his Sextet
WHOS BABY ARE YOU- RUTH ETTING
Who's Sorry Now?- Bob Crosby and the Bobcats
Who's That Knocking At My Door- Annette Hanshaw
Who Were You Kissing- Frankie Carle Orch w/ Marjorie Hughes
WHO WOULDN'T LOVE YOU- KAY KYSER
Why Am I So Romantic- Sam Lanin Orch.
Why Can't This Night Go On Forever- Isham Jones
Why do I love you?- Harry Hudson´s Melody Men
Why Don't You Believe Me- LIANE Augustin
WHY DON'T YOU BELIEVE ME- Patti Page
Why Don't You Do Right?- BENNY GOODMAN/ PEGGY LEE
Why Dream?- George Hall Taft Hotel Orchestra
Why Is The Bacon So Tough?- Ray Starita & His Ambassadors
Wien, Du Stadt Meiner Träume- Richard Tauber
Wild Cat- Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang
Wild Cat Blues- Clarence Williams Blue Five
Wildwood Flower- The Carter Family
Willow Weep For Me- Ambrose & His Orchestra
WILL YOU STILL BE MINE- Tommy Dorsey w/ Connie Haines
WININ' BOY BLUES - Jelly Roll Morton - Sidney Bechet
Winter Weather- Benny Goodman w/ Peggy Lee & Art Lund
Winter Weather- Jo Stafford
Winter Wonderland- Chet Baker
Winter Wonderland- Richard Himber and his Orch
Winter Wonderland- Johnny Mathis
Winter Wonderland- Johnny Mercer
Winter Wonderland- Lew Stone and His Band
Wire Brush Stomp- Gene Krupa
Wishing and Waiting for Love- Fred Rich Rollickers
Wish That I Wish Tonight- Trudy Irwin & Ray Noble Orch
Wish You Were Here- Eddie Fisher
Witchcraft- Donald Byrd Sextet
WITH A SONG IN MY HEART- JANE FROMAN
With Every Breath I Take- Connee Boswell
With my eyes wide open I'm dreaming--Patti Page
With My Guitar and You- Don Azpiazu
Without A Song - Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/ Frank Sinatra
Without You-Beguine - Desi Arnaz
With Plenty of Money and You- Henry Busse
With you dear, in Bombay- Fisbach's Charleston-Orchestra
Woke Up This Morning- Arthur Prysock
Wonderful One- Jerry Vale
The Wonder of You- Harry James & His Orchestra w/ Kitty Kallen
Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home- Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
Won'tcha- Ben Pollack & His Park Central Orchestra
THE WOODCHUCK SONG- TEX BENEKE
The World is Waiting for the Sunrise- Benny Goodman Quartet
Would You be Blue?- Willie Creager Orch.
WOW- Lennie Tristano　
WRAPPIN' IT UP- FLETCHER HENDERSEN
Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams(And Dream Your Troubles Away)- Ambrose Orchestra w/ Sam Browne
Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams(And Dream Your Troubles Away)- June Christy
Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams(And Dream Your Troubles Away)- Dean Martin
Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams(And Dream Your Troubles Away)- Charles Mingus
Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams(And Dream Your Troubles Away)- Sam Nichols Top-Notchers
Wrong Neighborhood- Cootie Williams

Ya Gotta Know How To Love- Irving Aaronson's Orch.
Ya Gotta Know How To Love- Esther Walker
The Yankee Doodle Boy- Billy Murray
Yardbird Suite-  Charlie Parker　
YEAH YEAH YEAH- Joe Liggens
Yellow Dog Blues- Duke Ellington
Yes Indeed!- Tommy Dorsey
Yes Sir! That's My Baby- Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra
Yesterdays- Paul Gonsalves
Yip Roc Heresy- Slim Gaillard
Yo también soñé- Francisco Canaro w/ Charlo
You - Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra w/ Edythe Wright
You And The Night And The Music- Julie London
You and The Night and The Music- Leo Reisman & His Orchestra
You and The Night and The Music- Frank Sinatra
You Are My Lucky Star- Tony Martin
You Are My Sunshine- BING CROSBY
YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE (Live)- BING CROSBY
You Are Too Beautiful- Dick Haymes
You Belong To Me- Dean Martin
You Belong To Me- Jo Stafford
YOU BETCHA- STAN KENTON W/ ANITA O`DAY
You Broke My Heart to Pass the Time Away- Henry Burr
You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me- Maurice Chevalier
You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)- Nat King Cole
You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)- Freddy Rich Orch
You Came Along (From Out Of Nowhere)- The Squadronaires & Dorothy Carless
You came to my rescue- Teddy Wilson and his Orchestra w/ Helen Ward
You can depend on me- Dexter Gordon
YOU CAN'T PULL THE WOOL OVER MY EYES- Russ Morgan
You Can't Run Away From Love Tonight- Bunny Berigan & his Orch.
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To- Art Pepper
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To- Dinah Shore
You Don't Know Me- Jerry Vale
You Don't Know What Love Is- Billy Eckstine
You Don't Know What Love Is- Fran Warren
You Do Something To Me- Ella Fitzgerald
You Do Something To Me- Leo Reisman
You Do Something to Me- Lee Wiley
You Fascinate Me- Buddy Rogers
You Go To My Head- Lena Horne
You Go To My Head-Jan Savitt Orchestra
You Go to My Head- Zoot Sims
You'll Be Reminded of Me- Ginger Rogers
You'll Find Out- KAY KYSER ORCH.
You'll Never Know- Vera Lynn
You'll Never Know- Frank Sinatra
You Made Me Love You- Harry James
You Made Me Love You - Al Jolson
You Make Me Dream Too Much- Kay Kyser
You Make Me Feel So Young- Frank Sinatra
You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby- Tommy Dorsey w/ Edythe Wright
Young And Healthy- Bing Crosby w/ Guy Lombardo's Orchestra
Young at heart- Bing Crosby  (live version)
Young At Heart - Bing Crosby (studio version)
Younger Generation- Django Reinhardt
You Oughta Be in Pictures- the Boswell Sisters
You Oughta Be In Pictures- ROY FOX & HIS BAND
You Rascal you- Jimmie Noone
You're All I Want for Christmas- Frankie Laine
You're All The World To Me- Fred Astaire
You're an old smoothie- Debroy Somers Band
You're Breaking my Heart- Vic Damone
You're Driving Me Crazy- Jack Payne & His BBC Dance Orchestra
You're Getting to Be a Habit With Me- Buddy Rich & Harry "Sweets" Edison
You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me-  Frank Sinatra
You're In My Arms- Anne Shelton
You're Just In Love- Rosemary Clooney & Guy Mitchell
You're Just Too Sweet For Words- Annette Hanshaw
You're Looking For Romance- The Ink Spots
You're My Everything- Arden-Ohman Orch. w/ Frank Luther
You're My Everything- Russ Columbo
You're Nobody till Somebody Loves You- Dean Martin
You're Nobody till Somebody Loves You- Russ Morgan
You're Simply Delish- Bert Lown & His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra
You're the cream in my Coffee- Ray Ventura
You're the One I Care For- Belle Baker
You're the top - Ella Fitzgerald
Yours- Jimmy Dorsey
Yours Is My Heart Alone- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Yours Truly Is Truly Yours- Ted Fio Rito & His Orch.
You Said It- Ben Selvin & His Orchestra
You Say You Care- John Coltrane
You Send Me- Sam Cooke
You Showed Me The Way- Chick Webb w/ Ella Fitzgerald
You Stepped Out of a Dream- Nat King Cole
You Stepped Out Of a Dream- Glenn Miller
You and the Night and the Music- Al Bowlly
You Took Advantage Of Me- Miff Mole & His Little Molers
You Took My Love- Tommy Dorsey w/ Jo Stafford
You Turned The Tables On Me- Benny Goodman w/ Helen Ward
You've Got Me Crying Again- EDDY HOWARD
You've Got Me Crying Again- George Paxton
You've gotta eat your spinach, baby- mae questal
You've Got To See Mama Every Night- Kay Starr & Dave Cavanaugh
You've Made Me Happy Today- Joe Ryan and His Orch
You Went Away Too Far- Jane Green
You Win Again- Hank Williams Sr.
You,You Darlin'- Duke Ellington
Yo vendo unos ojos negros- Lucho Gatica
Y Sono el Despertador- Alberto Castillo

Zat you, Santa Claus?- Louis Armstrong
Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart- Lew Stone & his Band
Zonky- Freddie Frich
ZOOT SUIT- Kay Kyser & his Orchestra

Songs deleted by YouTube:

Helen Forrest with Benny Goodman-How High The Moon
In My Adobe Hacienda- Eddy Howard
I'M PLAYING WITH FIRE- Al Bowlly
Fontane Sisters - I Get The Blues When It Rains [1951]
Les yeux noirs- Emile Carrara
There's a Small Hotel- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra w/ Helen Ward
I'M MAKING BELIEVE- Les Brown Orch. w/ Doris Day
I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU- RAY NOBLE WITH TONY MARTIN
LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY- DICK HAYMES
'DEED I DO- CHARLIE BARNET
HERE- TONY MARTIN
WHO WOULDN'T LOVE YOU- KAY KYSER
PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY- DICK HAYMES
THE MORE I SEE YOU- DICK HAYMES
It Had To Be You- DICK HAYMES & HELEN FORREST
YOURS- Jimmy Dorsey
Here's That Rainy Day- Sue Raney
IT ISN'T FAIR - DON CORNELL - SAMMY KAYE
MR MEADOWLARK- TED WEEMS w/ PERRY COMO
En parlant un peu de Paris- Henry Garat
Nice work if you can get it- Maxine Sullivan
I wish I knew a bigger word than love- Melville Gideon
You're an old smoothie- Debroy Somers Band
Love Letters- DICK HAYMES
The Kerry Dance - Geraldo

The Times, Motives and Benedict the Man

The New York Times is back , and now they are speculating about motives, to be specific the motive behind then Cardinal Ratzinger's 2004 investigation of Legionaries of Christ founder Marcial Maciel Degollados.  Never you mind that we learned when young never to attempt to unravel anything so murky and therefore as difficult to ascertain as the inner workings of another man's heart, to say nothing even of one's own which is so often a mystery; for this exercise of The Times sounds interesting. Let us see how they proceed:

The story revolves around the now disgraced Fr. Maciel, founder of the Legionaries of Christ, which he built by the force of his will into one of the most powerful orders in the Catholic Church. Maciel was revered by his followers yet lived a double life as a sexual predator, molesting both boys and girls and fathering children with multiple women. Rumors began circling around him in the 1950's, but he was able to use the very nature of his order, which inculcated military style obedience and a cult-like allegiance to himself, to suppress all criticism.

The record shows, and the Times reports, that then Cardinal Ratzinger favored pursuing an investigation of Maciel when serious allegations broke through the Legionary code of silence in 1997. He was stymied, however, by Maciel's powerful defenders within the Curia who considered the accusations malicious and baseless, including several key advisers to the late John Paul II and the then Pope himself. In 2004, Ratzinger, having outmaneuvered Maciel's supporters, was finally able to launch a thorough investigation of Maciel and his Legionaries. As a result, Maciel was found to have led "a life devoid of scruples and of genuine religious feeling." He was forced to resign from the Legion, removed from active ministry and exiled to a monastery to live out his last days in shame. His order is facing a severe restructuring, with some doubt as to whether it can survive what will be a rigorous and traumatic process.

We pick up the story in 2002, when Cardinal Ratzinger has had to shelve his plans for an investigation. From the Times account: "In October 2002, Mr. Barba [a Maciel victim] said he had dinner with Ms. Wegan [his canon lawyer] at a restaurant near her apartment in Rome. She told him, he said, that Cardinal Sodano had pressed Cardinal Ratzinger, who was thought to favor proceeding with a case, to drop the investigation...

"But something changed. In December 2004, Cardinal Ratzinger opened a canonical investigation and sent Msgr. Charles J. Scicluna, a Maltese canon lawyer who in 2002 was appointed promoter of justice at the Congregation, to Mexico to question the plaintiffs."

What had changed?

"In 2001, all clerical sex abuse cases had been ordered sent to Cardinal Ratzinger’s Congregation. Mr. Magister [a veteran Vatican observer] said he believed that as the cardinal became increasingly aware of the problem’s magnitude, he ordered that old cases — including the Maciel matter — be re-examined."

All clerical sex abuse cases had been ordered sent to Cardinal Ratzinger’s Congregation on whose initiative? Is it possible Cardinal Ratzinger himself insisted on this? All accounts point directly to just that. But that is not the most important aspect of this passage. It is the way the Times presents Benedict's motivation in this case that I wish to examine. In this section, the discussion of Benedict's motives is unsatisfactorily opaque;  it leaves unclear whether Mr. Magister sees Ratzinger's interest in re-examining old cases and rooting out clergy sex abuse as coming from the depths of his heart out of shock at the suffering these cases represented, or whether his concerns were centered more around the Church's institutional health. Mr. Magister undoubtedly has an opinion on this, but we are not given it. We are given very little of Magister's perspective here. There is just enough of him for the Times to say that he was included in the story and he is only once quoted directly, when he observes that among Maciel's Vatican supporters “the accusations truly were seen as unfounded and a vendetta against him”. Furthermore, this potential motive is presented rather weakly ("Mr. Magister said he believed") so they must have other options.

And they do:

"And in late 2004... with the pope’s health and power waning, Cardinal Ratzinger may have felt a freer hand in acting against a figure protected by others in the Vatican — [1]possibly to clear the decks for the next pope, [2]possibly to remove a stain on John Paul’s record [3] or his own, should he be considered for the papacy."

Ah, well, that frames the decision in the calculating, bloodless light that the Times is bent on portraying the Pope in. And the source for these possibilities against that of Mr. Magister in the earlier paragraph? Why, the Times itself. No attribution is given to any of these novel surmises and no authority is rested on beyond the writers' own opinions.

It is impossible not to notice that while they were pulling motives out of the airy ether that they refused to state the obvious one, which was implied by Mr. Magister (whose positive assessment of Benedict is a matter of public record available to anyone who reads his website): that Cardinal Ratzinger simply did what he believed was right in moving against a powerful, well protected man when given the opportunity to do so. He was determined to investigate Maciel, had been constrained from investigating Maciel, and struck against Maciel when the moment presented itself.

Magister himself has made this case before by framing Benedict's response to sexual abuse as being driven by his moral and spiritual core. In an interview with Il Sussidiario he said of the Pope:

"Joseph Ratzinger, first as a Cardinal and later as Pope, has always clearly seen the essential element of these offenses and how they should be addressed. He spoke of 'filth' in the church. And as such it is even more serious if embodied by those in the sacred order of priesthood, who should be in persona Christi, the image of the living Christ. The answer to the filth is a great purification.

"...this Pope has long demonstrated the hard work required to combat these behaviors and recall the whole Church to the penitential approach where we are now. He is doing a very energetic job of awakening the national bishops conferences. They must become aware of the seriousness of these events, actions that are attributable to specific people, but which cast their shadow over the entire Church."

Magister has also spoken of the Pope as "the very man who has done more than anyone, in the Church hierarchy, to heal this scandal..." of clerical sexual abuse and "...the most prescient of all" in dealing with the Legionaries.

The record shows that Benedict, as both a Cardinal and as Pope, has been vigorous and instrumental in addressing the societal scourge of child sexual abuse as it has expressed itself within the Church. His concern began in the 90's when allegations against three powerful men surfaced: Maciel of the Legionaries; Cardinal Hans Hermann Groer, the Archbishop of Vienna ; and Fr. Gino Burresi, the charismatic founder of the Congregation of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Benedict was on the side of justice in all of these cases, taking on corrupt men of stature and influence and removing them from active service in the Church.

These experiences led him to lobby for control of sexual abuse cases to be shifted from the Congregation for the Clergy to his own Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2001. Once this was achieved, he streamlined the process for investigating, judging and punishing abusive priests, determined to remove what he often refers to as "filth" from the priesthood. His intervention was immediately felt.  Monica Applewhite, an expert on sexual abuse who has worked closely with several US Catholic organizations over the past sixteen years, relates that:

"From my perspective deep change in the culture of the Vatican began with Cardinal Ratzinger and has been solidified since he became Pope Benedict XVI.

[...]

"Today, clerical and religious sexual offenders recognize they can be laicized for their crimes or for a failure to adhere to obedience. This gives us much more leverage in terms of ensuring adherence to safety provisions.

"Several men I know have “tested” the CDF (Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith) and found no tolerance for sexual abuse in the priesthood and no sympathy for the cleric who disagrees with programs of prayer and penance.

[...]

"Since 2001, the system has become much more uniform. There is a “form” of how to write up the case so that all allegations and the outcomes of investigations are clearly documented. Many trials are held locally, and the process is much faster. Even more importantly, the CDF gives support and credibility to bishops and superiors who are involved in disciplinary procedures, from removal from ministry to laicization."

Reviewing the cases that passed his desk had a tremendous impact on Cardinal Ratzinger. Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, who spoke with Cardinal Ratzinger often during this period, relays in a 2008 interview with John Allen that Ratzinger "read all the case files, and he was profoundly affected by that. He has a deep sense of compassion for the victims, along with a deep sense of how the vocation of the priesthood has been betrayed by these crimes and sins."

Then, in 2002, Cardinal Ratzinger was instrumental in working with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in drawing up, and lobbying for approval of, their zero-tolerance standards for cases of abuse. Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta, who was president of the US Council of Catholic Bishops at that time, says of Ratzinger's role that he was:

"the one individual... who seemed to grasp the severity of the issue, to be most supportive of the direction that we were taking, and to encourage us to complete the work that we had begun... H[is] was, without a doubt, the most supportive voice at the table, and [he] always seemed to possess the greatest comprehension of the seriousness and the significance of reacting and responding with a strong action... Obviously, the details needed to be reviewed not merely by Cardinal Ratzinger, but by the other heads of the dicasteries, and so there were points of discussion – but in the long run, his was a voice of incredible importance to convince his confreres in the Curia. He gave us the kind of support and the kind of encouragement that allowed us to keep pushing forward." 

Having been decisive in getting the U.S. norms approved, he ensured that his Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith worked closely with the USCCB in administering them, his being the key Dicastery that the U.S. bishops looked to for support.

These standards have proven so effective that in the entire United States only six cases of abuse were reported in 2009. With the success of the U.S. norms having been demonstrated, work is now under way to make them the framework for universal standards throughout the Church. As well we cannot overlook that Benedict has met with and wept with victims of abuse on three separate occasions. Time and again Benedict has been in the lead on this issue, and has proven himself to be the key to the solution and not part of the problem.

But none of this registers with The Times. It is telling that the Times can not even offer as a possibility the idea that Benedict is a good and decent man motivated by a deep adherence to Christ and a corresponding sense of what is objectively right. The American newspaper of record is unwilling to even acknowledge the idea that Pope Benedict might be driven by considerations that are not merely self-serving or formed by institutional necessity. They refuse to ascribe any positive motive to the man. This is noteworthy. Now what is behind this oversight? Since they have seen fit to speculate on the motives of another I will hazard a guess about theirs. I will keep it short; Kenneth Woodward nailed them in "Church of the Times". They are culturally incapable of being fair to this Pope or to Catholicism in general. Their hermetic and opposing world-view will not allow it.

The Times has made a dogma of decrying all dogmas, and a religion of the liberal project with its emphasis on secularization of the political and cultural spheres, philosophical materialism, sexual libertinism and unlimited abortion. When the scribes of the Times survey the world with its variety of faiths and opinions, they reflexively look down long noses at any belief system that conflicts with their own. For this reason, The Times, in its religion coverage at least, is badly in need of real diversity: diversity of thought and belief. While they are scrutinizing others they should examine themselves. If they do so honestly and without undue defensiveness, improved coverage of Christianity is at least possible in their pages. Until that time we are guaranteed to see more of the same sneering treatment of faith for which the Times is becoming famous. As it stands now the Times is not presenting the world as it is, but strains constantly to present the world as it insists others should see it, with all of the distortion which that implies. Whatever else this can be called, the term "good journalism" does not apply.

THE BALLAD OF SANTA ZITA

Prayer in honor of Saint Zita

THE BALLAD OF SANTA ZITA

I.
 O Light of lights, Redeemer of mankind,
Whose glory most in mercy shines displayed,
Concede Thy favor to my humble mind,
Increase my feeble memory with Thine aid,
My heart to-day some fitting words would find,
To tell of Zita, Lucca's holy maid:
That Christians all may read her life, and how
She sleeps in old San Frediano now.



II.

So listen kindly, friends, and I will tell,
The story of our saint, now raised so high:
And first I pray you to remember well
Her birthplace . . . To our city it lies nigh.
She who doth in the eternal glory dwell,
With other virgin saints above the sky,
Was born, long since, in Lucca's happy state,
At Monsagrato, so old books relate.

III.
Twas in the year twelve hundred and eighteen
This noble flower blossomed first on earth:
And in a poor man's household was she seen,
A household poor in gold, but rich in worth.
Her elder sister led a life serene
Within a convent, ere Saint Zita's birth.
Giovan Lombardo was the father styled,
A worthy parent of a saintly child.

IV.
Her mother was so good, that every day
She loved her better, seeing how she grew
In fear of God, and walking in His way
From earliest childhood, with devotion true.
Prayer was her great delight, she loved to stay
In church alone, and dream of all she knew
Of how God lived on earth, and how He died;
Until her heart could hold no dream beside.

V.

Time passed, the girl grew older, well content
To do God's work, whate'er that work might be.
Her brightest hours on her knees were spent,
And little thought of worldly things had she.
One day to saddening care her mind was lent:
'I eat my father's bread, he works for me!'
She raised her heart in prayer: 'O Lord', she said,
'To Lucca let me go, and earn my bread'.

VI.
And He who hears in secret, heard that prayer:
For both her parents came, the selfsame day,
And asked her, 'Daughter, would'st thou now prepare
As servant in a noble house to stay?
For since to serve the Lord is all thy care,
In Lucca hath He marked thee out thy way.
There may'st thou live, there labor and there die'.
'Thank God! So be it!' Zita made reply.

VII.
They reached the house for Zita's home designed,
And Casa Fantinelli was its name.
A family of noble life and mind
Dwelt in it, when the saintly maiden came.
Just to their servants, - to the needy, kind.
With them her life could pass, almost the same
As with her parents. She, rejoiced indeed,
Gave thanks to God who did such grace concede.

VIII.

At twelve years old she did to service go,
And ever after in that house she stayed,
With love unwearied, which no change could know:
Her master's word she never disobeyed.
A humble mind her very looks might show,
So poor was all the dress of this poor maid!
The meanest garment pleased her best to wear,
And all the whole year round her feet were bare.

IX.
H er master and her mistress orders gave,
That Zita should in all things have her way;
Left all in Zita's hand to spend or save,
And told her, 'Do for us as best you may!'
And she, with care, and with attention grave,
Gave heed that nought were lost or thrown away;
But many things which wasted were before,
She gathered up, and gave them to the poor.

X.
T he noble family with whom she dwelt,
Did many garments give for Zita's wear:
For all within the house great kindness felt
For her who served them with such loving care.
She thanked them humbly, yet her heart would melt,
For longing with the poor such gifts to share.
And as she could, in secret, day by day,
For love of God she gave the best away.

XI.
And often through the country far she sought,
If any sick in lonely cottage pined;
She helped them in their need, and to them brought
Of her own food, the best her hand could find:
And clothed them with her garments, caring nought
For cold or hunger, but with willing mind
Gave all, and did her chiefest pleasure take,
In toil and hardship for the dear Lord's sake.

XII.
 So would she visit in her loving care,
The hospital, and all who in it lay;
Or those in prison would her kindness share;
Or to some church, it might be far away,
At times with thankful heart she would repair,
Where, all unseen, unnoticed, she could pray.
For more she loved to be with God alone,
Than have by others her devotions known.

XII.
And every morning, when but first awake,
To San Frediano straight her way she made,
For early matins, ere the day could break
('Twas near the house where she as servant stayed)
Her place there in a corner she would take,
And listen till the Service all was said.
In holy contemplation lost, until
'Twas time her morning duties to fulfill.

XIII.
It chanced one day, - and only one, 'tis said, -
That Zita lingered, being lost in prayer,
And quite forgot she had not made the bread,
Which on that morning should have been her care.
Till, service over, as she homeward sped,
She recollected and would now repair
Her error, so ran quickly all the way,
To make the bread , which must be baked that day.

XIV.
But on the table what did she behold?
The loaves all there, a cloth above them laid.
At sight of which was Zita much consoled,
Not doubting but her mistress had them made:
But no, the house was silent; young and old
Had slept, while Zita in the church delayed.
She could but thank her Lord, with heart content,
Who by His angels had this favor sent.

XV.
One fest, 'twas the day when Christ was born,
When most in church all Christians love to meet;
An ice-cold wind, that freezing winter morn,
Made all men go with heads down, in the street.
When Zita, with her garment poor and worn,
But heart all glowing with devotion sweet,
Set out for matins ere the break of day,
Her master called her back, and bade her stay.

XVI.
Full sad she was to lose the morning prayer,
On Christmas day of all days, and did so
Entreat her master, though the snow-filled air
Was piercing cold. At length he let her go.
But taking off the cloak himself did wear,
He did it kindly on her shoulder throw.
'Wear this', he said, 'what time thou wilt remain
In church, but bring it safe to me again'.

XVII.
S he thanked her master, and with heart content,
Set off for church amid the driving storm;
With soul uplifted, praying as she went;
And in these words her prayer at length took form.
'O Lord, behold the cloak my master lent;
Too fine it is for me, too soft and warm;
Forgive me if I wear it on the night
When Thou didst leave Thy glory and Thy light.

XVIII.
The night when Thou was born on earth so poor,
To give us peace; but, Lord, 'tis not my will,
Thou knowest I would willingly endure
More than this cold, Thy pleasure to fulfill!
So help me, keep me in Thy love secure!'
Just then the church she entered, praying still,
And by the door a beggar, weak and old,
In scanty garments stood, half dead with cold.

XIX.

She looked awhile, her heart with pity led,
Then called him, saying, 'Brother, come to me'
Come, take this cloak, and wear it in my stead;
It is not mine, or I would give it thee.
Then kneel beside me till the prayers be said;
Pray with me, and God's love shall with us be.
Then matins over, I would much desire
To lead thee home and warm thee by our fire'.

XX.

She said no more; her gown was old and thin,
Her feet were bare, but little did she heed:
And, praying fervently, did soon begin
To feel her heart and spirit warm indeed
For thinking how, when we were lost in sin,
The Lord Himself had pity on our need,
And how for us, on just so cold a day,
Himself on earth, a new-born infant lay.

XXI.

Till, matins over and the Mass as well,
As home from church the people turned once more,
She sought the beggar, but it now befell
The sacristan made haste to shut the door.
She waited, but he came not, strange to tell!
She sought him, as she never sought before;
For she would lead him to her fire, and then
Would give her master back his cloak again.

XXII.
The church was closed, she had not seen him pass,
She searched the street in trouble and dismay:
'No doubt while I was waiting at the Mass,
Some one who saw me' (thus did Zita say)
'Went home and told my master, and, alas!
He sent in haste and took the cloak away.
The beggar must have suffered much, and now
Has gone home cold and frightened, who knows how.

XXIII.
Then said she (while new terror filled her breast),
'O Lord, I pray Thee do not me forsake!
Perhaps 'tis lost, and all must be confessed,
And I shall have but poor excuse to make.
Oh, help me! I can have nor peace nor rest
Until I find, and to my master take,
The cloak which, wrongly, I the beggar lent!'
Thus saying, heavy-hearted, home she went.

XXIV.
But just as Zita, trembling, passed the door,
Her master met her, and with searching eye
He looked to see if still the cloak she wore:
'Twas gone! at which his anger rose so high,
With bitter words he did his rage outpour,
And sharp reproof, while she made no reply.
But while in loud and angry voice he spoke,
Behold appear the beggar with the cloak!

XXV.
Who thanking Zita kindly, as he might,
Gave back the cloak like one in haste to go-
His face all changed, and shone with heavenly light,
And lighted hers, with its reflected glow.
They tried to speak, but he had passed from sight.
No beggar he, of those that walk below!
Great comfort he left their hearts within,
An angel of the Lord had with them been.

(The ballad continues with a further episode where Zita draws water from the well for a pilgrim - and it is wine. Finally, after a long life in service, for which she came to be greatly honored, she lies dying, first receiving the Last Sacraments.)

XXVI.
That very hour in which her spirit fled,
Young children through the town began to say
(Before they heard), 'The blessed Zita's dead!'
And crowd about the house wherein she lay.
A star appeared, and did much radiance shed,
O'er Casa Fantinelli at mid-day;
Which was to all a clear and certain sign
Her soul had joined the company divine.

XXVII.
But hardly could they bear her to her grave,
The crowd of mourning people was so great;
Some thronged her chamber, one more look to crave,
While others did in San Frediano wait,
To kiss her hand, or some memorial save,
Their sorrow to console or consecrate.
Her very garments in the press were torn
That each might have some fragment she had worn.

XXVIII.

And now to end my tale, I must relate,
'Twas April on the twenty-seventh day,
And in the year twelve hundred eighty-eight,
That she from earth to heaven was borne away.
Which day returning, still we celebrate;
And let each faithful soul due honor pay
To her whose life has made the way so plain,
The blessed country of our hope to gain.

And he commanded the multitude to sit down upon the ground. (Matthew 15:35)

If we are to receive the Lord's gifts we must follow His commands and adopt an attitude marked by humility, expectancy, hope and receptiveness.