Inventory of the Eugene Earle Collection, 1939-1980s

Collection Number 20376

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Descriptive Summary

Repository
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.
Creator
Earle, Eugene.
Title
Eugene Earle Collection, 1939-1980s
Call Number
20376
Language of Materials
Materials in English
Extent
Items: 544
Linear Feet: 5.0
Abstract
Eugene Earle was born in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, on 2 November 1926. Earle's interest in country music began at age eleven. In addition to amassing a large collection of country and western, blues, and jazz sound recordings, he also became a discographer and a founder and president of the John Edwards Memorial Foundation (JEMF). Earle is also responsible for rediscovering and recording a number of country musicians, including Doc Watson, Jimmie Tarlton, and the Carolina Tarheels.
The collection consists of commercial and non-commercial transcription discs documenting a wide array of radio programs and performers of blues, country music, jazz, popular music, swing, and other types of music from 1939 through the early 1980s. A significant portion of the collection is government-sponsored Army V-Discs and Navy V-Discs from World War II. These discs were issued, October 1943-May 1949, and feature material from a variety of sources, including special recording sessions, radio broadcasts, broadcast rehearsals, film soundtracks, and issued and unissued commercial recordings. Along with the Armed Forces Radio Service, the V-Disc group was a morale-building unit that addressed the need for current music by the troops overseas. As V-Discs were produced exclusively for use by military personnel and the many artists who volunteered to perform on the recordings were adamant about the discs not being commercially sold or used, many of the V-Disc metal pressing parts were destroyed by the United States Army. Consequently, the V-Discs that survived document performances by artists unavailable on any other recordings. Other transcription discs are of the Ralph Emery Show, which aired on WSM radio in Nashville, Tenn., 1971-1974, and showcased some of the leading country music performers of the day; the Lawrence Welk Show; and various government-sponsored radio shows, such as Country Roads, Navy Hoedown, Sounds of Solid Country, The Veterans Administration Presents Here's to Veterans, The United States Army Presents Country Express, The United States Air Force Presents Country Music Time, and Country Cookin'. Performers significant in the collection appear as online catalog terms below.

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Administrative Information

Restrictions to Access
This collection has restrictions to access. Please see details below or contact the Manuscripts Department for more information.
Usage Restrictions
Use of materials in this collection may require production of listening copies.
Acquisitions Information
Received from Eugene Earle of Nipomo, Calif., on 19 September 2003 (Acc. 99512).
Processing Information
Processed by: Kirston Johnson, April 2006
Encoded by: Kirston Johnson, May 2006
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Eugene Earle Collection #20376, Southern Folklife Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Copyright Notice
Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
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Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Acuff, Roy.
Andrews Sisters.
Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971.
Atkins, Chet.
Autry, Gene, 1907-1998.
Bailey, Mildred.
Bailey, Pearl.
Barnet, Charlie.
Basie, Count, 1904-1984.
Baxter, Les, 1922-
Bechet, Sydney, 1897-1959.
Benny Goodman Orchestra.
Berigan, Bunny, 1908-1942.
Big band music.
Blues (Music)
Boone, Pat.
Brown, Ruth, 1928-
Calloway, Cab, 1907-1994.
Campbell, Glen, 1936-
Carmichael, Hoagy, 1899-1981.
Carter Family (Musical group)
Carter, Anita.
Cash, Johnny.
Cash, June Carter, 1929-2003.
Catlett, Sid, 1910-1951.
Charles, Ray, 1918-
City Slickers.
Cline, Patsy, 1932-1963.
Como, Perry, 1912-2001.
Condon, Eddie, 1905-1973.
Count Basie Orchestra.
Country music.
Crosby, Bing, 1904-1977.
Cugat, Xavier, 1900-1990.
Dance orchestra music.
Dean, Jimmy.
Denver, John.
Dorsey, Jimmy, 1904-1957.
Dorsey, Tommy, 1905-1956.
Duke Ellington Orchestra.
Duncan, Johnny.
Earle, Eugene.
Eddy, Nelson, 1901-1967.
Eldridge, Roy, 1911-1989.
Ellington, Duke, 1899-1974.
Elman, Mischa, 1891-1967.
Fitzgerald, Ella.
Folk music.
Frizzell, Lefty, 1928-1975.
Gatlin, Larry.
Goodman, Benny, 1909-1986.
Hackett, Bobby.
Haggard, Merle.
Hamilton, George, 1937-
Hampton, Lionel.
Harris, Emmylou.
Hawkins, Coleman.
Herman, Woody, 1913-1987.
Hines, Earl, 1903-1983.
Hodges, Johnny.
Holiday, Billie, 1915-1959.
Husky, Ferlin.
Ink Spots (Musical group)
James, Harry, 1916-1983.
James, Sonny.
Jazz.
Jennings, Waylon.
Jones, Spike, 1911-1965.
Jordan, Louis, 1908-1952.
Kerr, Anita.
King Cole Trio.
King, Pee Wee, 1914-
Kirby, John, 1908-1952.
Kitt, Eartha.
Kristofferson, Kris.
Krupa, Gene, 1909-1973.
Kyser, Kay.
Lewis, Jerry Lee.
Lombardo, Guy, 1902-1977.
Lunceford, Jimmie.
Lynn, Loretta.
Maddox, Rose.
Mandrell, Barbara.
Martin, Freddy, 1906-1983.
McIntyre, Hal, d. 1959.
Mills Brothers.
Monroe, Vaughn, 1912-1973.
Morse, Ella Mae.
Motion picture soundtracks.
Nelson, Willie, 1933-
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
Norvo, Red.
Overstreet, Tommy.
Owens, Buck, 1929-2006.
Page, Patti.
Parton, Dolly.
Pastor, Tony.
Paul, Les.
Paycheck, Johnny.
Popular music.
Presley, Elvis, 1935-1977.
Pride, Charley.
Prima, Louis, 1910-1978.
Radio broadcasting.
Radio programs.
Radio--History.
Rawls, Lou.
Ray Charles Singers.
Ritter, Tex.
Robbins, Marty.
Robinson, Carson Jay, 1890-1957.
Rock music.
Rogers, Kenny.
Rogers, Roy, 1911-
Scott, Hazel.
Shavers, Charlie, 1917-1971.
Shaw, Artie, 1910-2004.
Shore, Dinah, 1917-1994.
Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998.
Smith, Sammi.
Smoky Mountain Boys.
Snow, Hank.
Southern Sons (Musical group)
Spanier, Muggsy, 1906-1967.
Stuckey, Nat.
Tatum, Art, 1910-1956.
Thompson, Hank.
Tillotson, Johnny.
Tubb, Ernest, 1914-
Twitty, Conway.
United States. Armed Forces Radio Service.
United States. Army--Songs and music.
United States. Navy--Songs and music.
United States--Armed Forces--Songs and music.
Wagoner, Porter.
Waller, Fats, 1904-1943.
Welk, Lawrence, 1903-1992.
Wells, Kitty.
Whitman, Slim, 1924-
Wilburn Brothers.
Williams, Hank, 1949-
Wilson, Teddy, 1912-
World War, 1939-1945--Music and the war.
World War, 1939-1945--Songs and music.
World War, 1939-1945--United States.
WSM (Radio station : Nashville, Tenn.)
Wynette, Tammy.
Young, Faron.
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Biographical Note

Eugene Earle was born in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, on 02 November 1926. Earle's interest in country music began at age eleven. In addition to amassing a large collection of country and western, blues, and jazz sound recordings, he also became a dedicated discographer, as well as a founder and president of the John Edwards Memorial Foundation (JEMF).

During the mid-1950s, Eugene Earle began corresponding with other collectors and became acquainted with John Edwards of Australia. Edwards, one of the first collectors of early American country music and a pioneer of discographical research, encouraged Earle to begin his own research. This advice led Earle to create the first of many discographies related to American folk music and a friendship was forged between the two collectors. After a fatal 1960 car accident which ended Edwards's life, his will provided that Earle be made executor of his collection and that it be housed in the United States.

With the help of Archie Green, Eugene Earle donated Edwards's collection to establish the John Edwards Memorial Foundation, which aimed at furthering the study of American folk music of the 1920s-1940s. In addition to founding the JEMF, avid collecting, and extensive discographical research, Earle is also responsible for rediscovering and recording a number of country musicians, including Doc Watson, Jimmie Tarlton, and the Carolina Tarheels.

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Collection Overview

The Eugene Earle Collection consists of commercial and non-commercial transcription discs documenting a wide array of radio programs and individual performers from 1939 through the early 1980s. A significant portion of the collection consists of Army V-Discs and Navy V-Discs from World War II. Other transcriptions include the Ralph Emery Show; the Lawrence Welk Show; and various government-sponsored radio shows, such as Country Roads, Navy Hoedown, Sounds of Solid Country, Here's to Veterans, Country Music Time, Country Cookin', and Country Express.

Government-sponsored V-Discs were issued from October 1943 to May 1949 and feature material from a variety of sources, including special recording sessions, radio broadcasts, broadcast rehearsals, film soundtracks, and both issued and unissued commercial recordings. Along with the Armed Forces Radio Service, the V-Disc group was a morale-building unit that addressed a need for current music by the troops overseas. As V-Discs were produced exclusively for use by military personnel and the many artists who volunteered to perform on the recordings were adamant about the discs not being commercially sold or used, many of the V-Disc metal pressing parts were destroyed by the United States Army. Consequently, the V-Discs that survived document performances by artists unavailable on any other recordings. Performers include Roy Acuff, the Andrew Sisters, Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway, Count Basie, Roy Eldridge, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Lionel Hampton, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday, Louis Jordan, Jimmie Lunceford, Roy Rogers, Hazel Scott, Artie Shaw, Muggsy Spanier, Art Tatum, Fats Waller, and others.

The Ralph Emery Show aired on WSM radio in Nashville, Tenn., 1971-1974, and showcased some of the leading performers in country music during that time. Performers include Chet Atkins, Gene Autry, Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Ferlin Husky, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Loretta Lynn, Rose Maddox, Willie Nelson, Buck Owens, Dolly Parton, Johnny Paycheck, Charley Pride, Hank Thompson, Johnny Tillotson, Conway Twitty, Hank Williams Jr., Tammy Wynette, Faron Young, and others.

Many of the same performers represented in the Ralph Emery Show appear in Country Roads, Navy Hoedown, Sounds of Solid Country, and the Lawrence Welk Show. Additional performers include Patsy Cline, John Denver, Lefty Frizzell, Larry Gatlin, Emmylou Harris, Pee Wee King, Patti Page, Lou Rawls, Kenny Rogers, Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb, and Kitty Wells.

Miscellaneous transcriptions represent radio programs such as Forward in Faith: Radio Voice of the Church of God; Armed Forces Records; Show of the Month: Treasury Department, U.S. Savings and Bonds Division; Country Cookin'; Christmas Seal Campaign 1976; The Veterans Administration Presents "Here's to Veterans"; The United States Army Presents Country Express; and The United States Air Force Presents Country Music Time. Additional performers include Les Baxter and His Orchestra, Pat Boone, Ruth Brown, Xavier Cugat, Anita Kerr, Eartha Kitt, Ella Mae Morse, the Ray Charles Singers, and others.

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Arrangement of Collection

1. Army V-Discs
2. Navy V-Discs
3. Ralph Emery Show
4. Country Roads
5. Navy Hoedown
6. Sounds of Solid Country
7. Lawrence Welk Show
8. Miscellaneous Transcriptions
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Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Army V-Discs, 1943-1949.

210 items.
Arrangement: chronological by issue number.
Transcription Disc TR/12-1
Army V-Disc 62: Music for Marching Men.
Side One:
1:1. "On the Mall,"  The Goldman Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "American Patrol," The Goldman Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-2
Army V-Disc 68.
Side One:
1:1. "Body and Soul," Hazel Scott.
Side Two:
2:1. "C Jam Blues," Hazel Scott and Sidney Catlett.
Transcription Disc TR/12-3
Army V-Disc 78: Army Hit Kit Tunes.
Side One:
1:1. "Beer Barrel Polka,"  Will Glahe and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Beer Barrel Polka," Will Glahe and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Poker Party Polka,"  Curly Hicks and His Boys.
2:2. "Jinny Lind Polka," Curly Hicks and His Boys.
Transcription Disc TR/12-4
Army V-Disc 85.
Side One:
1:1. "1-2-3-4 Jump," Red Norvo and His Overseas Spotlight Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "In a Mellow Tone," Red Norvo and His Overseas Spotlight Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-5
Army V-Disc 92: Music for Marching Men.
Side One:
1:1. "Victor's March,"  Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Band.
1:2. "Our Jackies," Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "Cheerio," Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Band.
2:2. "Bravura," Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-6
Army V-Disc 93: Music for Marching Men.
Side One:
1:1. "Onward, Brothers, March Still Onward,"  Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
1:2. "Dear Guardian of Mary," Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
1:3. "Onward Christian Soldiers," Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Church's One Foundation," Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
2:2. "Stand Up, Stand Up, for Jesus" Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
2:3. "God of Our Fathers," Fort Slocum Band: Captain Harry Salter, conducting.
Transcription Disc TR/12-7
Army V-Disc 94.
Side One:
1:1. "For the First Time," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra: vocal by Vaughn Monroe.
Side Two:
2:1. "Jealous," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra: vocal by Vaughn Monroe.
Transcription Disc TR/12-8
Army V-Disc 96.
Side One:
1:1. "Candlelight and Wine," Kay Kyser and His Orchestra: vocals by Georgia Carroll and Harry Babbitt.
1:2. "Do it Again," Kay Kyser and His Orchestra: vocal by Georgia Carroll.
Side Two:
2:1. "With My Head in the Clouds," Kay Kyser and His Orchestra: vocals by the Quartette.
2:2. "Victory Polka," Kay Kyser and His Orchestra: vocals by the Quartette.
Transcription Disc TR/12-9
Army V-Disc 101: Army Hit Kit Tune.
Side One:
1:1. "They're Either Too Young or Too Old," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra: vocal by Patti Powers.
Side Two:
2:1. "Making Whoopee," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra: vocal by Patti Powers.
Transcription Disc TR/12-10
Army V-Disc 102.
Side One:
1:1. "My Buddy,"  Ted Fiorito and His Orchestra: vocal by the Solidaires.
Side Two:
2:1. "I Dug a Ditch," Ted Fiorito and His Orchestra: vocal by the Solidaires.
Transcription Disc TR/12-11
Army V-Disc 105.
Side One:
1:1. "Rockin' Chair," Mildred Bailey with Teddy Wilson at the Piano.
Side Two:
2:1. "Sunday, Monday or Always," Mildred Bailey with Teddy Wilson at the Piano.
Transcription Disc TR/12-12
Army V-Disc 106.
Side One:
1:1. "Rockin' and Ridin'," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-13
Army V-Disc 108.
Side One:
1:1. "I've Had This Feeling Before,"  Phil Brito, with Criss Cross and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "My Ideal," Phil Brito, with Criss Cross and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-14
Army V-Disc 109.
Side One:
1:1. "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!," Harry James and His Orchestra: vocal by Buddy Moreno.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Sad Sack," Harry James and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-15
Army V-Disc 120.
Side One:
1:1. "The Dreamer," Johnny Long and His Orchestra: vocal by Gene Williams.
Side Two:
2:1. "Later Tonight," Johnny Long and His Orchestra: vocal by Gene Williams.
Transcription Disc TR/12-16
Army V-Disc 125.
Side One:
1:1. "As Time Goes By," Spike Jones and His City Slickers: vocals by the Nilson Twins.
1:2. "Barstool Cowboy from Old Barstow," Spike Jones and His City Slickers: vocal by Del Porter.
Side Two:
2:1. "Hotcha Cornia," Spike Jones and His City Slickers.
2:2. "Jungle Town," Spike Jones and His City Slickers: vocal by Del Porter.
Transcription Disc TR/12-17
Army V-Disc 142.
Side One:
1:1. "Russian Dance," Mischa Elman with Leopold Mittman at the piano: composer, Tchaikovsky.
Side Two:
2:1. "Old Irish Song and Dance," Mischa Elman with Leopold Mittman at the piano.
Transcription Disc TR/12-18
Army V-Disc 143.
Side One:
1:1. "N.R.C. Jump," Red Norvo and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "920 Special," John Kirby and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Crossroads," John Kirby and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-19
Army V-Disc 145.
Side One:
1:1. "1944 Nursery Rhymes," Carson Robinson with His Orchestra.
1:2. "The Charms of the City Ain't for Me," Carson Robinson and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Pins and Needles," Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys.
Transcription Disc TR/12-20
Army V-Disc 146.
Side One:
1:1. "American Overture,"  Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Over the Rainbow,"  David Rose and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-21
Army V-Disc 147.
Side One:
1:1. "Two Wings," The Southern Sons.
1:2. "We'll Anchor Bye and Bye," The Southern Sons.
Side Two:
2:1. "Dem Golden Bells," The Southern Sons.
Transcription Disc TR/12-22
Army V-Disc 167.
Side One:
1:1. "Trees," Nelson Eddy.
1:2. "Smilin' Through," Nelson Eddy.
Side Two:
2:1. "Goin' Home,"  John Charles Thomas.
Transcription Disc TR/12-23
Army V-Disc 171.
Side One:
1:1. "Can't Get Stuff in Your Cuff," Ted Fiorito and His Orchestra: featuring Quig Quigley on trumpet and vocal.
1:2. "I Said No," Candy (Two Voices) Candido with Ted Fiorito on the Piano.
Side Two:
2:1. "'Deed I Do," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-24
Army V-Disc 192.
Side One:
1:1. "Temptation," Artie Shaw and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "My Gal Sal," Freddy Martin and His Orchestra: vocal by the Martin Men.
2:2. "On the Banks of the Wabash," Freddy Martin and His Orchestra: vocal by Clyde Rogers, Stuart Wade, and the Martin Men.
Transcription Disc TR/12-25
Army V-Disc 194: Medley of Andrews Sisters' Hits.
Side One:
1:1. Medley of Andrews Sisters' Hits.
Side Two:
2:1. "Sing a Tropical Song," Andrew Sisters with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Rhumboogie," Andrew Sisters with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-26
Army V-Disc 195.
Side One:
1:1. "The Champ," Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
1:2. "I'd Do Anything for You," Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Hawaiian War Chant," Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
2:2. "March of the Toys," Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-27
Army V-Disc 198.
Side One:
1:1. "Nostalgia," David Rose and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Memories of You," David Rose and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Jeannine I Dream of Lilac Time,"  Victor Young and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," Victor Young and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-28
Army V-Disc 199.
Side One:
1:1. "Smoke Rings,"  Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "A Lover's Lullaby," Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-29
Army V-Disc 202.
Side One:
1:1. "More Than You Know," Mildred Bailey with Teddy Wilson at the Piano.
Side Two:
2:1. "Seven Come Eleven," Red Norvo and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-30
Army V-Disc 203.
Side One:
1:1. "Harmonica Boogie Woogie,"  Curtis Bay Coast Guard Philharmonicas.
1:2. "Dark Eyes and El Choclo," Curtis Bay Coast Guard Philharmonicas.
Side Two:
2:1. "Czardas," Curtis Bay Coast Guard Philharmonicas.
2:2. "Carioca," Curtis Bay and His Coast Guard Philharmonicas.
Transcription Disc TR/12-31
Army V-Disc 205.
Side One:
1:1. "We'll Meet Again," The Ink Spots.
Side Two:
2:1. "Down by the Old Mill Steam," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Jumpin' at the Woodside," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-32
Army V-Disc 209.
Side One:
1:1. "I've Got You Under My Skin," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "In Times Like These," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra.
2:2. "South Side," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-33
Army V-Disc 211.
Side One:
1:1. "Lonesome Road," Muggsy Spanier and His Orchestra.
1:2. "That Da Da Strain," Muggsy Spanier and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Tin Roof Blues," Eddie Condon and His Town Hall Jazz Orchestra.
2:2. "Ballin' the Jack," Eddie Condon and His Town Hall Jazz Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-34
Army V-Disc 212.
Side One:
1:1. "Take the A Train," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Sentimental Lady," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Flamingo," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-35
Army V-Disc 214.
Side One:
1:1. "V-Disc Blues," Sydney Bechet and His New Orleans Feet Warmers.
Side Two:
2:1. "Tiger Rag," Original Dixieland Jazz Band: featuring Brad Gowans, Bobby Hackett, Eddie Edwards, Frank Signorelli, and Tony Sbarbaro.
2:2. "Sensation,"  Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-36
Army V-Disc 215.
Side One:
1:1. "Pale Moon," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Confessin' That I Love You," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Braggin'," Tony Pastor and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-37
Army V-Disc 216.
Side One:
1:1. "Piano Concerto in B Minor," Sgt. Eugene List, pianist, with Symphony Orchestra of the First Service Command.
Side Two:
2:1. "Piano Concerto in A Minor," Sgt. Eugene List, pianist, with Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-38
Army V-Disc 218.
Side One:
1:1. "Gulf Coast Blues," Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Moon of Manakoora,"  Dorothy Lamour with Dick McIntire and His Harmony Hawaiians.
2:2. "My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua, Hawaii," Dorothy Lamour with Dick McIntire and His Harmony Hawaiians.
Transcription Disc TR/12-39
Army V-Disc 228.
Side One:
1:1. "Nocturne in F Sharp Major,"  Artur Rubinstein - Chopin.
Side Two:
2:1. "Ritual Fire Dance," Artur Rubinstein - De Falla.
Transcription Disc TR/12-40
Army V-Disc 229.
Side One:
1:1. "The Major and the Minor," Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "I Wonder Boogie," Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-41
Army V-Disc 231.
Side One:
1:1. "Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year,"  Eddie Howard and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "You're the Dream, I'm the Dreamer," Eddie Howard and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-42
Army V-Disc 239.
Side One:
1:1. "Leave Us Face It,"  Chuck Foster and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "She Don't Wanna," Chuck Foster and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Night Train to Memphis," Chuck Foster and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-43
Army V-Disc 241.
Side One:
1:1. "Amor," Bing Crosby.
1:2. "It Could Happen to You," Bing Crosby.
Side Two:
2:1. "Some Other Time," Frank Sinatra.
2:2. "Come Out Wherever You Are," Frank Sinatra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-44
Army V-Disc 243.
Side One:
1:1. "It's Love, Love, Love,"  Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians.
1:2. "Take it Easy," Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians.
Side Two:
2:1. "Frankie and Johnny," Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians: vocal by Jimmy Brown.
Transcription Disc TR/12-45
Army V-Disc 244.
Side One:
1:1. "Time Alone Will Tell," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Going My Way," Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-46
Army V-Disc 249.
Side One:
1:1. "You're Some Pretty Doll,"  Pat Flowers.
1:2. "Abdullah," Pat Flowers.
Side Two:
2:1. "Someday Sweetheart," Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band.
2:2. "At the Jazz Band Ball," Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-47
Army V-Disc 251.
Side One:
1:1. "Meditation from Thais,"  Nathan Milstein, violinist, with Arthur Balsam at the piano.
Side Two:
2:1. "Abenlied," Nathan Milstein, violinist, with Arthur Balsam at the piano.
2:2. "Flight of the Bumble Bee," Nathan Milstein, violinist, with Arthur Balsam at the piano.
Transcription Disc TR/12-48
Army V-Disc 252.
Side One:
1:1. "The Mood to Be Wooed," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "My Little Brown Book," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-49
Army V-Disc 256.
Side One:
1:1. "Tu Nombre," Chuchu Martinez and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Carinoso," Chuchu Martinez and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Noche De Ronda," Chuchu Martinez and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-50
Army V-Disc 257.
Side One:
1:1. "Blue Flame," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Fur Trapper's Ball," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Down in the Valley," The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Straighten Up and Fly Right," The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-51
Army V-Disc 258.
Side One:
1:1. "Beaver Junction," Count Basie and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Kansas City Stride," Count Basie and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-52
Army V-Disc 259.
Side One:
1:1. "Rock it for Me," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra: vocal, Willie Smith and Ensemble.
1:2. "Wham," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "St. James Infirmary," Cab Calloway and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Geechee Joe," Cab Calloway and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-53
Army V-Disc 261.
Side One:
1:1. "Someday I'll Meet You Again,"   Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra: vocal, Billie Williams.
Side Two:
2:1. "Kentucky," Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra: vocal, Nancy Norman.
Transcription Disc TR/12-54
Army V-Disc 262.
Side One:
1:1. "Put Your Dreams Away for Another Day," Frank Sinatra.
1:2. "And Then You Kissed Me," Frank Sinatra.
Side Two:
2:1. "I'll Be Seeing You,"  Jo Stafford.
2:2. "Someone to Love," Jo Stafford.
Transcription Disc TR/12-55
Army V-Disc 264.
Side One:
1:1. "Waltzing Matilda,"  Josh White.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Lass with the Delicate Air," Josh White.
2:2. "Blues in Berlin," Josh White.
Transcription Disc TR/12-56
Army V-Disc 268.
Side One:
1:1. "I'll Remember April,"  Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Lazy River," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
2:2. "There'll Be Some Changes Made," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-57
Army V-Disc 270.
Side One:
1:1. "That Old Gang of Mine," Bobby Hackett and His Jam Band.
1:2. "After I Say I'm Sorry," Bobby Hackett and His Jam Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "After You've Gone," Sidney Bechet and His New Orleans Feet Warmers.
Transcription Disc TR/12-58
Army V-Disc 271.
Side One:
1:1. "Rustle of Spring," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Snowfall," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Pop Goes the Weasel," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-59
Army V-Disc 274.
Side One:
1:1. "Poor Butterfly," Benny Goodman Trio.
1:2. "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise," Benny Goodman Trio.
Side Two:
2:1. "I Get the Blues When it Rains,"  Lee Castle and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-60
Army V-Disc 277.
Side One:
1:1. "I'm in the Market for You," Harry James and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Sharp as a Tack," Harry James and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling,"  Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra: vocal, Kenny Sargent.
2:2. "My Wild Irish Rose," Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-61
Army V-Disc 278.
Side One:
1:1. "Go Down Moses,"  Irving Szathmary and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "My Old Kentucky Home," Irving Szathmary and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-62
Army V-Disc 279.
Side One:
1:1. "Drummer's Band," Gene Krupa and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Drum Boogie," Gene Krupa and His Orchestra: vocal, Anita O'Day.
Side Two:
2:1. "Cielito Lindo,"  Larry Clinton and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Sahara," Larry Clinton and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-63
Army V-Disc 283.
Side One:
1:1. "The Great Lie," Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Flip Lid,"  Les Brown and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-64
Army V-Disc 285.
Side One:
1:1. "Hot Lips,"  Henry Busse and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Wang Wang Blues," Henry Busse and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Artistry in Rhythm,"  Stan Kenton and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Eager Beaver," Stan Kenton and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-65
Army V-Disc 286.
Side One:
1:1. "Trav'lin' Light,"  Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra: vocal, Billie Holiday.
Side Two:
2:1. "All for You,"  The King Cole Trio.
2:2. "I Can't See for Lookin'," The King Cole Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-66
Army V-Disc 288.
Side One:
1:1. "The First Noel," Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra.
1:2. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra.
1:3. "Silent Night, Holy Night," Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Jingle Bells," The Band of the Training Command of the AAF: with greetings from Shirley Temple.
2:2. "White Christmas," The Band of the Training Command of the AAF.
Transcription Disc TR/12-67
Army V-Disc 289.
Side One:
1:1. "Pretty Eyes," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Lunceford Special," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Circus in Rhythm," Count Basie and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-68
Army V-Disc 289. Duplicate of TR/12-67
Transcription Disc TR/12-69
Army V-Disc 293.
Side One:
1:1. "Come Back to Sorrento," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Bishop's Blues," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Uptown Express," Lee Castle and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-70
Army V-Disc 294.
Side One:
1:1. "Uptown Blues," Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Haunted Town," Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra: vocal, Lena Horne.
Side Two:
2:1. "Traumerei," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Where Has My Little Dog Gone?," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-71
Army V-Disc 300.
Side One:
1:1. "So Beats My Heart for You,"  Paul Weston and His Orchestra.
1:2. "I've Got You Under My Skin,"  Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Robin Hood,"  Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-72
Army V-Disc 303.
Side One:
1:1. "Janie," Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra: vocal, Billy Williams.
1:2. "There is No Greater Love," Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Just Kiddin' Around," Artie Shaw and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-73
Army V-Disc 315.
Side One:
1:1. "You Always Hurt the One You Love," Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra: vocal, Jimmy Saunders.
1:2. "Just Friends," Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Things Ain't What They Used to Be," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-74
Army V-Disc 316.
Side One:
1:1. "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles,"  June Hutton and the Pied Pipers.
1:2. "The Trolley Song,"  June Hutton and the Pied Pipers.
Side Two:
2:1. "Out of Nowhere," Paul Weston and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-75
Army V-Disc 322.
Side One:
1:1. "Melody in A," Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Chicago," Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "After You've Gone," Benny Goodman and His V-Disc All-Star Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-76
Army V-Disc 324.
Side One:
1:1. "Which Switch Witch," Red Norvo and His Quintet.
1:2. "The Bass on the Barroom Floor," Red Norvo and His Quintet.
Side Two:
2:1. "Begin the Beguine,"  Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-77
Army V-Disc 332.
Side One:
1:1. "The Very Thought of You," Gene Krupa and His New Orchestra: vocal, Lillian Lane.
Side Two:
2:1. "The White Star of Sigma Nu,"  Johnny Long and His Orchestra.
2:2. "In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town," Johnny Long and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-78
Army V-Disc 338.
Side One:
1:1. "I'm Making Believe," Cab Calloway and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Foo a Little Bally-hoo," Cab Calloway and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Summer Holiday,"  17 Skymen of the 718th AAF Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-79
Army V-Disc 343.
Side One:
1:1. "Three Little Messerschmitts,"  The United States Army Air Forces Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "American Doughboy," The United States Army Air Forces Band.
2:2. "There's Nothing in Front of the Infantry," The United States Army Air Forces Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-80
Army V-Disc 355.
Side One:
1:1. "Hop Skip Jump," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Main Stem," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "For Dancers Only," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra.
2:2. "White Heat," Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-81
Army V-Disc 365.
Side One:
1:1. "Into Each Life," Ella Fitzgerald and the Ink Spots.
1:2. "It Don't Mean a Thing," Mills Brothers.
Side Two:
2:1. "Embraceable You," King Cole Trio.
2:2. "What is This Thing Called Love," King Cole Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-82
Army V-Disc 373.
Side One:
1:1. "Am I Blue,"  Paul Baron and His Orchestra.
1:2. "The Baron Riffs," Paul Baron and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Angelina," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
2:2. "The White Cliffs of Dover," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-83
Army V-Disc 377.
Side One:
1:1. "Minuetto,"  AAFTAC (Army Air Force Tactical Center) Symphonette.
Side Two:
2:1. "Caribbean Fantasy," The United States Army Air Forces Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-84
Army V-Disc 379.
Side One:
1:1. "Serenade,"  Wayne King and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Evening Star," Wayne King and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Sweet Leilani,"  Harry Owens and His Royal Hawaiians.
2:2. "Down on Ami Ami Oni Isle," Harry Owens and His Royal Hawaiians.
Transcription Disc TR/12-85
Army V-Disc 383.
Side One:
1:1. "Cotton Eyed Joe,"  Josh White.
1:2. "One Meat Ball," Josh White.
Side Two:
2:1. "Baltimore Oriole," Hoagy Carmichael.
2:2. "Hong Kong Blues," Hoagy Carmichael.
Transcription Disc TR/12-86
Army V-Disc 389.
Side One:
1:1. "I'm Beginning to See the Light," Harry James and His Orchestra: vocal, Kitty Kallen.
Side Two:
2:1. "A Good Man is Hard to Find," Les Brown and His Orchestra: vocal, Butch Stone.
2:2. "Nickel Serenade," Les Brown and His Orchestra: vocal, Betty Bonney.
Transcription Disc TR/12-87
Army V-Disc 398.
Side One:
1:1. "In the Dark of the Moon," Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra.
1:2. "I Wonder What's Become of Sally," Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Tabby the Cat," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Hymn to a Goat," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-88
Army V-Disc 415.
Side One:
1:1. "Creole Love Call," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Cool as a Fool in a Pool," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Singin' in the Rain," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-89
Army V-Disc 429.
Side One:
1:1. "The Last Rose of Summer,"  Bidú Sayão, soprano.
Side Two:
2:1. "Her Love Was Never Mine,"  Ezio Pinza. From the opera, Don Carlos.
Transcription Disc TR/12-90
Army V-Disc 431.
Side One:
1:1. "He Didn't Ask Me," Pearl Bailey.
1:2. "The Quicker I Gets to Where I'm Goin'," Pearl Bailey.
Side Two:
2:1. "Cancel the Flowers,"  The Charioteers.
2:2. "The Train Song," The Charioteers.
Transcription Disc TR/12-91
Army V-Disc 435.
Side One:
1:1. "How Little We Know,"  Buddy Clark.
1:2. "I Understand," Bob Eberly.
Side Two:
2:1. "Lonesome Road,"  344th Army Service Forces Orchestra.
2:2. "Swingtime in the Rockies," 344th Army Service Forces Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-92
Army V-Disc 437.
Side One:
1:1. "Oh, Lady Be Good,"  Yank Lawson and His Orchestra; featuring Will Bradley, trombone.
Side Two:
2:1. "If You Can't Smile and Say Yes, Please Don't Cry and Say No," The King Cole Trio.
2:2. "A Pile O' Cole," The King Cole Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-93
Army V-Disc 480.
Side One:
1:1. "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag,"  Bob Crosby and His V-Disc Bob Cats; featuring Martha Tilton.
Side Two:
2:1. "It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-94
Army V-Disc 505.
Side One:
1:1. "Hollywood Hangover," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra; featuring Cat Anderson on trumpet.
Side Two:
2:1. "C Jam Blues,"  Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-95
Army V-Disc 507.
Side One:
1:1. "Jazz Me Blues," Muggsy Spanier and His V-Disc All Stars: featuring Muggsy Spanier, cornet; Lou McGarity, trombone; Pee-Wee Russell, clarinet; Boomie Richmond, tenor sax; Jess Stacy, piano; Hy White, guitar; Bob Haggart, bass; George Wettling, drums.
Side Two:
2:1. "Dark Eyes," The Gene Krupa Trio.
2:2. "Wire Brush Stomp," The Gene Krupa Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-96
Army V-Disc 508.
Side One:
1:1. "When I Grow Too Old to Dream," Bob Crosby and His V-Disc Bob Cats.
Side Two:
2:1. "Satchel-Mouth Baby," King Cole Trio.
2:2. "Solid Potato Salad," King Cole Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-97
Army V-Disc 509.
Side One:
1:1. "Deep River," Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Wish That I Wish Tonight,"  Ray Noble and His Orchestra.
2:2. "So in Love," Ray Noble and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-98
Army V-Disc 510.
Side One:
1:1. "Can't You Read Between the Lines," Dinah Shore.
1:2. "June is Bustin' Out All Over,"  Ginny Simms.
Side Two:
2:1. "Velvet Moon,"  Marie Greene.
Transcription Disc TR/12-99
Army V-Disc 511.
Side One:
1:1. "Molly Malone,"  Morton Downey.
Side Two:
2:1. "Don't Apologize,"  The Three Suns.
2:2. "Limehouse Blues," The Three Suns.
Transcription Disc TR/12-100
Army V-Disc 513.
Side One:
1:1. "Gotta Be This or That," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Bahama Joe," Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five.
2:2. "Nobody But Me," Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five.
Transcription Disc TR/12-101
Army V-Disc 514.
Side One:
1:1. "Together," Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
1:2. "King Porter Stomp," Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Lily Belle," Freddy Martin and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-102
Army V-Disc 516.
Side One:
1:1. "Perfume Suite," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. Part One.
Side Two:
2:1. "Perfume Suite," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. Part Two.
Transcription Disc TR/12-103
Army V-Disc 523.
Side One:
1:1. "You're So Worth the Waiting For,"  George Paxton and His Orchestra; vocals by Allan Dale.
1:2. "While You're Away," George Paxton and His Orchestra; vocals by Allan Dale.
Side Two:
2:1. "To Beat or not to Beat,"  Randy Brooks and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-104
Army V-Disc 524.
Side One:
1:1. "Downhearted Blues," Mildred Bailey with Red Norvo and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Beyond the Blue Horizon," Martha Tilton and Her V-Disc Play-Fellows.
Transcription Disc TR/12-105
Army V-Disc 525.
Side One:
1:1. "Please Don't Squeeza Da Banana," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
1:2. "I'll Walk Alone," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
Side Two: Medley from "Waikiki Wedding" Bing Crosby.
2:1. "Blue Hawaii," Bing Crosby.
2:2. "Little Hula Heaven," Bing Crosby.
2:3. "Sweet Leilani," Bing Crosby.
Transcription Disc TR/12-106
Army V-Disc 527.
Side One:
1:1. "Sleepy Time Gal,"  Jack Leonard and His V-Disc Friends: Jimmy Maxwell, trumpet; Billy Pritchard, trombone; Hank D'Amico, clarinet; Charlie Ventura, tenor sax; Billy Rowland, piano; Allen Hanlon, guitar; Al Hall, bass; Specs Powell, drums.
Side Two:
2:1. "Tired," Pearl Bailey.
2:2. "Fifteen Years," Pearl Bailey.
Transcription Disc TR/12-107
Army V-Disc 528.
Side One:
1:1. "Can't We Talk it Over,"  Red McKenzie and the V-Disc All Stars: Red McKenzie, vocals; Bobby Hackett, trumpet; Ernie Caceres, clarinet; Nick Caiazza, tenor sax; Bill Clifton, piano; Herb Ellis, guitar; Sid Weiss, Bass; Cozy Cole, drums.
Side Two:
2:1. "Almendra,"  Machito and His Afro-Cubans.
2:2. "Tra La La," Machito and His Afro-Cubans.
Transcription Disc TR/12-108
Army V-Disc 529.
Side One:
1:1. "The Man I Love,"  Coleman Hawkins' Swing Four.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Trouble with Me is You,"  Johnny Bothwell and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-109
Army V-Disc 534.
Side One:
1:1. "Diminuendo in Blue," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Crescendo in Blue," Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Sent for You Yesterday," Count Basie and HIs Orchestra.
2:2. "Jimmy's Boogie Woogie," Count Basie and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-110
Army V-Disc 535.
Side One:
1:1. "Autumn Serenade," Harry James and His Orchestra.
1:2. "It's Been a Long, Long Time," Harry James and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "I'm Gonna Love That Guy," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Clarinade," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-111
Army V-Disc 536.
Side One: Hoagy Carmichael Plays and Sings His Own Songs.
1:1. "Stardust," Hoagy Carmichael.
1:2. "No More Toujours L'Amour," Hoagy Carmichael.
1:3. "Billy A Dick," Hoagy Carmichael.
Side Two:
2:1. "Dancing in the Dark,"  Carmen Cavallaro.
2:2. "Just One More Chance," Carmen Cavallaro.
2:3. "Penthouse Serenade," Carmen Cavallaro.
2:4. "I Can't Get Started," Carmen Cavallaro.
Transcription Disc TR/12-112
Army V-Disc 541.
Side One:
1:1. "That Feeling in the Moonlight," Perry Como.
1:2. "I'd Do it All Over Again," Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Whistler and His Dog,"  The Milt Herth Trio.
2:2. "Mama Inez," The Milt Herth Trio.
Transcription Disc TR/12-113
Army V-Disc 544.
Side One:
1:1. "They Didn't Believe Me,"  Dick Haymes.
1:2. "Where or When," Dick Haymes.
Side Two:
2:1. "Let Him Go, Let Him Tarry,"  Evelyn Knight.
Transcription Disc TR/12-114
Army V-Disc .
Side One:
1:1. "The Devil is Afraid of Music,"  United States Maritime Service Training Station Band; vocal by Pee Wee Hunt.
1:2. "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," U.S. Maritime Service Training Station Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "Cradle Song," Army Service Forces Dance Band.
2:2. "I Know That You Know," Army Services Forces Dance Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-115
Army V-Disc 546.
Side One:
1:1. "Daphnis and Chloé,"  CBS Symphony Orchestra. Part One.
Side Two:
2:1. "Daphnis and Chloe," CBS Symphony Orchestra. Part Three.
Transcription Disc TR/12-116
Army V-Disc 548.
Side One:
1:1. "Polonaise in A Flat,"  Jose Iturbi. Part One.
Side Two:
2:1. "Polonaise in A Flat," Jose Iturbi. Part Two.
Transcription Disc TR/12-117
Army V-Disc 553.
Side One:
1:1. "Moten Swing," Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band.
1:2. "Just You, Just Me," Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band.
Side Two:
2:1. "The Touch of Your Lips," George Paxton and His Orchestra.
2:2. "My Devotion," George Paxton and His Orchestra.
2:3. "You've Got Me Crying Again," George Paxton and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-118
Army V-Disc 556.
Side One:
1:1. "Shine," Benny Goodman Sextet.
1:2. "Tiger Rag," Benny Goodman Sextet.
Side Two:
2:1. "If I Had You," Martha Tilton and Her V-Disc Play-Fellows.
Transcription Disc TR/12-119
Army V-Disc 564.
Side One:
1:1. "Homesick, That's All," Frank Sinatra.
1:2. "The Night is Young and You're So Beautiful," Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore with Axel Stordahl and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "For Musicians Only (A Musical Treatise on Jazz),"  Bud Freeman and the V-Disc Jumpers: Bud Freeman, narrator and tenor sax; Yank Lawson, trumpet; Bill Mustarde, trombone; Peanuts Hucko, clarinet; Buddy Weed, piano; Carmen Mastren, guitar; Trigger Alpert, bass; Ray McKinley, drums.
Transcription Disc TR/12-120
Army V-Disc 565.
Side One:
1:1. "Adios Muchachos,"  Morton Gould and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Jarabe Tapatio," Morton Gould and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Flamingo," Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra.
Transcription Disc TR/12-121
Army V-Disc 571.
Side One:
1:1. "Felicia No Capicia," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
1:2. "Ya Gotta See Baby Tonight," Louis Prima and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "I'm in a Romantic Mood," The Three Suns.
2:2. "Sing Sing Sing," The Three Suns.
Transcription Disc TR/12-122
Army V-Disc 583.
Side One:
1:1. "125th Street Prophet," Woody Herman and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Deep Night," Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band.
2:2. "I Found a New Baby," Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band.
Transcription Disc TR/12-123
Army V-Disc 585.
Side One:
1:1. "Give Me the Simple Life," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
1:2. "My Guy's Come Back," Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.
Side Two:
2:1. "Just a Little Fond Affection," Gene Krupa and His Orchestra.
2:2. "Here I Go