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CDVS 1959
FriederikeSK EH : Love, Golden Dream; Oh How Wonderful
O Maiden, My Maiden; A Youth Espied a Rose
The Tinker (Der Rastelbinder) SK EH : When two are in
LoveCV Merry Widow (Lustige Witwe): Vilia SongOK EH ; Waltz
OK EH
Song sung in French; Waltz Song
The Child of the Prince (Das Fürstenkind) OK FS :
Long, Unhappy Years; Be Still, Timorous Heart
The Count of Luxembourg (Der Graf von Luxemburg):
Waltz Song sung in French
Gypsy Love (Zigeunerliebe): I Hear the Clash of
CymbalsDKTB EH ; Love – The Only JoySK EH ; In the Blue
SK FW VS
Distance
RICHARD TAUBER
TAUBER SINGS lEHÁR
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA
HORS D’OEUVRES
Plain Jane (Phillips)
Early morning blues (Phillips)
A Burmese ballet (Phillips)
Hullabaloo (Phillips)
Deep Henderson (Rose)
Message from Mars (Phillips)
Swinganola (Meskill; Flatow; White)
Hick stomp (Phillips)
Embassy stomp (Barnes)
Memphis blues (Handy) RS
Champagne cocktail (Phillips)
Fire dance (Danse rituelle du feu) (De Falla)
B’wanga (Phillips)
Recorded between 1935-45
Vocalist: RS The Rhythm Sisters
Soloists: CB Carl Barriteau (clarinet), RK Reginald Kell (clarinet)
Land of Smiles (Das Land des Lächelns):
SK FL
Patiently Smiling
SK FL VS
A Cup of Tea with You
SK FL
A Garland of Apple Blossom
SK FL VS
Who gave us Heartfelt Love?
SK FL VSS
Permit a Woman
I must see my Homeland once moreVSS You are my Heart’s DelightSK FL SK FL
; Can it be Possible?
The Great Attraction (Die grosse Attraktion):
OK FW
What would I be without You?
Grand Duchess Alexandra (Grossfürstin Alexandra): You
and I are made for one Another
All sung in German except where stated, recorded between 1927-33, with orchestra unless stated:
SK Staatskapelle Orchestra, OK Odeon Künstler Orchestra, DKTB Orchestra of the Deutscher Künstler-Theaters Berlin
Conductors: EH Ernst Hauke, FS Franz Schönbaumsfeld, FW Frieder Weissman, FL Franz Lehár
Singers: Richard Tauber (tenor) with CV Carlotta Vanconti (soprano), VS Vera Schwarz (soprano),
VSS Vera Schwarz (soprano solo)
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The night ride (Phillips)
Wood and ivory (Phillips)
Cotton pickers’ congregation (Phillips)
Caravan (Tizol; Ellington)
Streamline strut (Phillips)
Hors d’oeuvres (Comer)
Tarantula (Phillips)
Copenhagen (Davis; Melrose)
Dardanella (Fisher; Bernard; Black)
Rose of Washington Square (McDonald; Hanley)
Dance of the potted puppet (Mourant) CB
Swing low, sweet clarinet (Mourant) RK
CDVS 1912
PAUl wHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
VOlUME 2 • MAKIN’ wHOOPEE
BC JF CG AY
Makin’ whoopee
I’m bringing a red, red roseJF BC AR HB
Your mother and mine
Orange blossom timeBC BC AR HB
Side by side
You brought a new kind of love to meBC Livin’ in the sunlight, lovin’ in the moonlight BC
A big bouquet for youJF In my heart it’s youKJ Ah! But is it love? JF
It’s only a paper moonPH Night owlTRB Sittin’ on a backyard fenceTRB Shanghai LilBL When I grow too old to dreamKM The night is youngBL Au revoir, l’amour (Goodbye to love) JH
Singing a happy songRD I get a kick out of youRD PH JH
You’re the top
All through the nightBL Anything goesRD Sugar plumDA Thanks a million JH
Recorded between 1927-35
Vocalists: BC Bing Crosby; JF Jack Fulton; CG Charles Gaylord; AY Austin Young; AR Al Rinker;
HB Harry Barris; KJ King’s Jesters; PH Peggy Healy; TRB The Rhythm Boys; BL Bob Lawrence;
JH John Hauser; RD Ramona Davies; DA Durelle Alexander; KM The King’s Men
lEw STONE & HIS BAND
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 3 • wHAT MORE CAN I ASK?
The world is so small MB
Nightfall MDO
Ich liebe dich, my dear MB
In the still of the night MDO
Mediterranean madness MB
What more can I ask? MB
Someone to care for MB
Adorable MB
Won’t you stay for tea? MB
The day you came along MB
Thanks MB
Close your eyes
Pick yourself upBY In Santa Margherita
By an old pagoda
The down and out blues
Flat foot floogie SC
The red maple leaves
Ti-pi-tin
Music, maestro, please
Now it can be told
You couldn’t be cuter
On the sentimental side
Just let me look at you
Recorded between 1932-38
Orchestras: Lew Stone & His Band, except
MB Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band; MDO Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra
Vocalists: all Al Bowlly except BY Bert Yarlett; AB SC Al Bowlly and Sid Colin; SC Sid Colin
AB SC
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Oh, lady be goodDS Fascinating rhythm DS
Hang on to meDS So am IDS RN RNV
He left her behind before
RN RNV
What about me?
On the road to Mandalay DS
I love the moonlight
The cat
Oh me, oh my
A lane in Spain; Charmaine RNV
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PERCIVAl MACKEY
A TINY FlAT NEAR SOHO SQUARE
I’ve never seen a straight bananaP P JM
A tiny flat near Soho Square
While the Sahara sleeps JM
Everything will happen for the best
Cross your heart
Tie a string around your finger P
I’m a little bit fonder of youP Kiss me quickHF A cup of coffee, a sandwich, and youHF I’ve found a bud among the roses
Cutie
Oh! How I’ve waited for youJM Ukulele lullabyJM The half of it, dearie, bluesHG I’d rather charleston with youP Cecilia HG
John a’ dreams
I might have kissed one girl
Who cares? ME
I fell for youME Let’s be sentimental ME
I have no wordsME KCB PR
Song of happiness
KCB PR
This is the day of days
My heart is where the Mohawk
Recorded between 1925-31
KCB VR
flows tonight
Vocalists: JMJack Morrison; HFHarry Fay; HGHarry Glen; MEMaurice Elwin;
PR VR Phyllis Robins; Val Rosing
Legend: KCBPercival Mackey and His Kit-Cat Band, Pfeaturing Percival Mackey (piano solo)
CARROll GIBBONS
& THE SAVOY HOTEl ORPHEANS
VOlUME 7 • FASCINATING RHYTHM
Mimosa RB
Fidgety feet
In a shady nook by a babbling brook
’Varsity Yale blues
The girl friend
The blue room HSF
Me and my shadow
He’s the last word
There’s always a way into trouble RNV
Just like a butterfly
Vladivostock
Sheila O’Shay RN
Recorded between 1926-27
Orchestras: Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans, except RB Reg Batten directing the Savoy
Havana Band; DS Debroy Somers directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans; RN Ramon Newton directing the Savoy Hotel
Orpheans Vocalists: RNV Ramon Newton; HSF Hamilton Sisters & Fordyce
Flotsam & Jetsam signature tune
(Flotsam; Jetsam)
Move into my house (Wright)
The village blacksmith up-to-date (Hilliam)
What was the matter with Rachmaninoff?
(Hilliam)
Song of love (based on Liszt’s ‘Liebestraum’)
(arr Hilliam)
The businessman’s love song (Hilliam)
Optimist and pessimist (Hilliam)
Little Joan (Hilliam)
Maud Marie (Hilliam)
Little Betty Bouncer (Hilliam)
Must it always be so? (Hilliam)
The girl across the way (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Recorded between 1927-30
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lEw STONE & HIS BAND
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 4 • MElODY IN SPRING
LSMB AB CH2
I can’t write the words
LSMB AB
I lay me down to sleep
LSMB NG
Snowball
Experiment AB
Was my face red? JC
From me to youAB How could we be wrong? AB
Annie doesn’t live here anymore JC
So shyNG Unless JF
Ending with a kissAB Melody in spring AB
FlOTSAM & JETSAM
MUST IT AlwAYS BE SO?
Lonely feet AB
Hand in handAB Josephine JF
Wagon wheels AB
Straight from the shoulderAB Love in bloom AB
With my eyes wide open I’m dreaming AB
Rolling homeAB The girl in the alice blue gownAB Dark clouds AB
Let’s put out the lights and go to sleep
AB TJD CH1
Little drummer boy
Recorded between 1932-38
Vocals: AB Al Bowlly; NG Nat Gonella; JC Joe Crossman; JF Joe Ferrie; MC Mary Charles; TJD The Jackdaws
Chorus personnel: CH1 Miff Ferrie, George Crow, Teddy Prince; CH2 Joe Crossman, Joe Ferrie, Nat Gonella
Orchestras: Lew Stone & his Band, except LSMB Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band
Love and kisses (Hilliam)
Only a few of us left (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The Alsatian and the Pekinese (Flotsam; Jetsam)
We never know what to expect (Flotsam; Jetsam)
When I grow old, Dad (Flotsam; Jetsam)
P.C. Lamb (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The modern diver (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Simon the bootlegger (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Song of the air (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Polonaise in the mall (Chopin arr Flotsam; Jetsam)
Schubert’s toyshop (arr Flotsam; Jetsam)
Our war book (Flotsam; Jetsam)
A British spelling song (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The postscript (Flotsam; Jetsam)
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LSMB AB MC