| Tu prends plaisir à me voir souffrir =[enregistrement sonore] /"It made you happy when you made me cry"Beaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson. | Hercule Lavoie, baryton avec piano et violon. | Compo. |
| Un coin de ciel bleu :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "My blue heaven"Beaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson, musique. | Georges Beauchemin, baryton avec piano et violon. | Victor. |
| It made you happy when you made me cry :tu étais content de me faire pleurer /Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; Tom Waring, vocal refrain. | |
| Makin' whoopee /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Ernie Noble and his orchestra. | |
| Pour la dernière fois :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Just once again"Beaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson, musique ; Ash, paroles anglaises. | Odilon Rochon, baryton. | Compo. |
| Que puis-je dire :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "[What can I say] after I say I'm sorry"Donaldson, musique et paroles anglaises ; Lyman, musique et paroles anglaises ; Rohan, traducteur?. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | Victor. |
| Crépuscule :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Tell her at twilight"Nel, traducteur ; Donaldson. | Hector Pellerin, baryton français avec orchestre. | Victor. |
| Un coin de ciel bleu /Beaudry ; Donaldson. | Georges Beauchemin. | |
| Si tu vois Suzon :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "If you see Sally"Beaudry, paroles françaises ; [Egan, paroles anglaise] ; [Kahn, paroles anglaise] ; Donaldson, musique. | Odilon Rochon, baryton avec piano. | Compo. |
| Un coin du ciel bleu /George Whiting ; Walter Donaldson. | Norman Brooks. | |
| Au milieu de la nuit =[enregistrement sonore] /In the middle of the nightBeaudry, traducteur ; Rose, paroles anglaises ; Donaldson, musique. | Georges Beauchemin, baryton avec piano. | Compo. |
| Rencontre :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Carolina in the morning"Valhubert, traducteur? ; Donaldson, musique. | Hector Pellerin, baryton français avec orchestre. | Victor. |
| My blue heaven /Georges Whiting, paroles ; Walter Donaldson, musique. | Billy Munro et son trio. | Alouette. |
| La valse de minuit /Beaudry ; Kahn ; Donaldson. | C. E. Brodeur. | |
| Oh! sister, ain't that hot :Qué ardor, hermana, qué ardor! /Will Donaldson ; Harry White. | Charles Dornberger and his Orchestra. | |
| Un coin du ciel bleu /Walter Donaldson. | Yvon Goulet ; Henry Matthews et son orchestre. | |
| Un coin du ciel bleu =My blue heaven /George Whiting ; Walter Donaldson. | Norman Brooks, orchestre dirigé par Walter Eiger. | |
| No more worryin' :se acabaron pesares /Kahn ; Donaldson ; Mills. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Ah! viens![enregistrement sonore] /Gury, traducteur ; Donaldson, musique. | Hector Pellerin, baryton français avec orchestre. | Victor. |
| À l'ombre des Lilas =[enregistrement sonore] /A shady treeBeaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson. | Joseph Audet, ténor avec orchestre. | Compo. |
| Un coin de ciel bleu :sur l'air "My blue heaven" /Beaudry ; Donaldson. | Georges Beauchemin, baryton avec piano et violon. | |
| Tu prends plaisir à me voir souffrir =[enregistrement sonore] /"It made you happy when you made me cry"Beaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson. | Hercule Lavoie, baryton avec piano et violon. | Compo. |
| À l'ombre des Lilas :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "A shady tree"Beaudry, [traducteur?] ; Donaldson. | Georges Beauchemin, baryton avec piano. | Victor. |
| La valse de minuit :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Midnight waltz"Beaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson, musique. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | Victor. |
| Dixie vagabond /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Hew Sterling's Orchestra. | |
| When you're in love :cuando se quiere de veras /Walter Blaufass ; Walter Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Tu prends plaisir à me voir souffrir =[enregistrement sonore] /It made you happy when you made me cryBeaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson. | Hercule Lavoie, baryton avec piano et violon. | Compo. |
| That's why I love you =Por eso te quiero /Walter Donaldson, Paul Ash. Baby face = Carita de niño / Benny Davis, Harry Akst. | Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders, with vocal chorus (side A); Jan Garber and his orchestra, vocal refrain by Benny Davis (side B). | |
| Un coin de ciel bleu =[enregistrement sonore] /My blue heavenBeaudry, traducteur ; Donaldson, musique. | Jean Cartier, baryton avec orchestre. | Compo. |
| Il fallait des anges [au] paradis[Enregistrement sonore] /R. Beaudry ; [interprété par] Hercule Lavoie. Tu prends plaisir à me voir souffrir = "It mad you happy when you made me cry" / Beaudry-Donaldson ; [interprété par] Hercule Lavoie. | Hercule Lavoie, baryton avec piano et violon. | Compo. |
| Bonsoir, bonsoir ma chérie!: sur l'air "A thousand good nights"[enregistrement sonore] /Naud, paroles ; Donaldson, musique. | Albert Marier, baryton avec piano. | Compo. |
| Little White LiesWalter Donaldson. | Oscar Peterson; Major Holley; Norman Granz. | |
| That's why I love you /Donaldson ; Ash. | Al ; Bob. | |
| The slumber boat /Alice C. D. Riley ; Jessie Gaynor. | Cristine Miller, contralto with orchestra. | |
| My Sahara rose /Donaldson, music ; [Clarke, lyrics]. | Coleman's Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Reaching for some one and not finding anyone there /Leslie ; Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| In the evening /Donaldson. | Jean Goldkette and his orchestra. | |
| Blue Kentucky moon /Donaldson. | Gene Austin and his Orchestra ; Gene Austin, chorus. | |
| After I say I'm sorry (what can I say?) /Lyman ; Donaldson. | Tom Waring, Tenor with cornet and piano. | |
| Jungle Fever.Dietz; Donaldson. | Glen Gray; The Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| When you see another sweetie hanging around /Lewis, [lyrics] ; Young, [lyrics]; Donaldson, [music]. Mammy o' mine / William Tracey, [lyrics] ; Maceo Pinkard, [music]. | Adele Rowland, soprano, with orchestra. | |
| That melody of love /Dietz ; Donaldson. | Pelham Inn Orchestra ; Bobby Dixon, vocal chorus. | |
| Come on Papa :Medley one-step, introducing How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm /Leslie ; Ruby ; Donaldson. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| I promise you /Lerner-Oakland-Faye, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra with vocal chorus by Clyde Burke. Gotta get some shut eye / Walter Donaldson-Johnny Mercer, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra with vocal chorus by Pee Wee Hunt. | Glen Gray ; Clyde Burke ; Pee Wee Hunt ; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| Just like a melody out of the sky /Donaldson. | Rounders ; George Beaver, vocal chorus. | |
| My best girl /Donaldson. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orch[estra]. | |
| Where the bamboo babies grow /Donaldson, music ; [Brown, lyrics]. | Bailey's Lucky Seven ; [Sam Lanin, director]. | Compo. |
| If I can't have you (I want to be lonesome, I want to be blue) /Donaldson. | Sleepy Hall's Melody Boys. | Victor. |
| The Daughter Of Rosie O'gradyW Donaldson. | Henry Burr. | |
| At sundown :when love is calling me home /Donaldson. | George Olsen and his Music ; Bob Borger ; Fran Frey ; Bob Rice, vocla refrain. | |
| Rock-a-bye lullaby mammy and jinga - bula /Donaldson ; Jerome ; Evans. | Mario Perri (Accordion solo). | |
| My ohio home /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Willie Eckstein. | |
| Blue Kentucky MoonDonaldson. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians. | |
| Was there ever a pal like you /Irving Berlin. You're a million miles from nowhere / Lewis, Young, Donaldson. | [Side A] Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra ; [Side B] Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | |
| That melody of love /Diets ; Donaldson. | Pelham Inn Orchestra ; Bobby Dixon, vocal chorus. | |
| You're driving me crazy! (what did I do?) (Me estas volvienda loco!) /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| My Ohio HomeGus Kahn; Walter Donaldson. | Harold Yates; Cooper Lawley. | |
| Some of these days ;How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm /Brooks ; Young ; Lewis ; Donaldson. | Sophie Tucker ; Eddie Cantor ; Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra. | |
| Reaching for someone (and not finding anyone there) :buscando a alguien /Donaldson ; Leslie. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| You're Driving Me CrazyWalter Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Kenny Gardner. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians, hawaiian guitars ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Seven or eleven (My Dixie pair o'dice) /Donaldson. | Glantz and his Orchestra. | |
| Rock-a-bye lullaby mammy /Grant Clark ; Walter Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet (male quartet with orchestra). | |
| Alcoholic blues :medley : Everybody's crazy over Dixie /A. Von Tilzer ; Donaldson Cowan. | All Star Trio. | |
| What did I tell Ya? (That's her - that's her) /B.G. De Sylva ; Walter Donalson. Some other bird whistled a tune / Bryan ; Schafer ; Fisher. | Jack Smith (The whispering baritone) ; Carson Robinson, whistling. | |
| Just once again /Ash ; Donaldson. | Jack Carroll, tenor with orchestra. | |
| That certain party /Donaldson ; Kahn. | The Varsity Orchestra (with vocal chorus). | |
| Little hunka love /Donaldson. | Sleppy Hall and His Collegians. | |
| But I do -- you know I do /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Jack Denny and His Orchestra. | |
| I've had my moments :from "Hollywood party" /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| Sing me a baby song =Arrúllame con tu canto /Gus Kahn ; Walter Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; Tom Waring, vocal refrain ; [George Culley, trumpet]. | Victor. |
| A thousand good nights. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians; Lebert Lombardo, vocalist. | |
| Just try to picture me back home in Tennessee /Wm. Jerome ; Walter Donaldson. | Collins ; Harlan, comic duet with orchestra. | |
| My mammy /Donaldson, music ; Young, lyrics ; Lewis, lyrics. | Diamond Trio. | Berliner. |
| My Blue HeavenWhiting; Donaldson. | Fred Rich's Dance Orchestra. | |
| Hortense /Donaldson. | All Star Trio and Their Orchestra. | |
| My papa doesn't two-time no time :fox trot /Donaldson. Charley, my boy : fox trot / Kahn, lyrics ; Fiorito, music | Six Black Diamonds (My papa doesn't two-time no time) ; Fletcher Henderson and his band (Charley, my boy) | |
| What's to-day got to do with tomorrow /Donaldson. | Broadway Quartet. | |
| Little Rover /Donaldson. | Irving Kaufman. | |
| Sittin' in a corner /[Gus] Kahn, [lyrics] ; [George W.], Meyer, [music]. Lou'siana / [Gus] Kahn, [lyrics] ; [Walter] Donaldson, [music]. | Elliott Shaw, baritone, with orchestra [Sittin' in a corner] ; Lewis James and Elliott Shaw with orchestra [Lou'siana]. | |
| Tired of me /Grant Clarke ; Walter Donaldson. | Henry Burr. | |
| Makin' whoopee!/ Gus Kahn, lyrics ; Walter Donaldson, music. The lady is a tramp : from the musical "Babes in arms" / Lorenz Hart, lyrics ; Richard Rodgers, music. | Calvin Jackson Trio, piano with bass and drums. | |
| Doo wacka doo /Gaskill, Donaldson and Horther. Nobody knows what a red-head mamma can do / Mills, Dubin and Fain. | The Original Memphis Five. | |
| You look good to me /Billy Rose ; Walter Donaldson. | Dick Todd with orchestra. | |
| Starlight bay /Donaldson. | Lanin and his Orchestra. | |
| Blue Kentucky moon /Donaldson. | Gene Austin And His Orchestra, chorus by Gene Austin. | |
| Georgia /Howard Johnson ; Walter Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet, male Quartet with orchestra. | |
| Was it a dream? =Fué acaso un sueño /Coslow ; Spier ; Britt. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; Tom Waring, vocal refrain ; [George Culley, trumpet] ; [Fred Culley, violin]. | Victor. |
| That melody of love :theme song from the motion picture production "Love" = Esa melodia de amor /Howard Dietz. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; Tom Waring, vocal refrain ; Fred Waring, vocal refrain; [George Culley, trumpet] ; [Fred Culley, violin]. | Victor. |
| Out Of The DawnDonaldson. | Henry Burr; Novelty Accomp. | |
| My Ohio home /Kahn, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Harrington and Bersch with Sleepy Hall's Banjo, duet with banjo and piano. | Victor. |
| My mammy /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet ; Fred Van Eps. | |
| Starlight Bay /Walter Donaldson. | Lanin's Famous Players. | |
| At sundown (love is calling me home) /Donaldson. | Jack Carroll, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Don't Cry Frenchy, Don't CryWalter Donaldson. | Lewis James; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Don't cry, Frenchy, don't cry /Donaldson ; Lewis ; Young. | Charles Hart ; Elliott Shaw with orchestra. | |
| The last little mile is the longest /Young, lyrics ; Lewis, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Lewis James, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Beside a babbling brook /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Georgie Price, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Chili bom bom /Friend ; Donaldson. | The Master Players. | |
| La valse de minuit :sur l'air "Midnight waltz" /Beaudry ; Donaldson. | Hector Pellerin, ténor avec orchestre. | |
| Seven or eleven /Donaldson. | Glantz and his orchestra. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Seven or eleven :my Dixie pair o'dice /Donaldson. | Glantz and his Orchestra. | |
| My baby just cares for me /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Somethin' Smith ; Redheads. | |
| My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Ken Griffin. | |
| Chili bom bom /Friend, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Jos. C. Smith and His Mount Royal Orchestra. | Victor. |
| If you see Sally /Kahn ; Egan ; Donaldson. | Lou Gold and his orch[estra] ; Scrappy Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Hiawatha's melody of love ; Tired of me /Bryan ; Meyer ; Clarke ; Donaldson. | Raderman's Novelty Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| How ya gonna keep 'Em down on the farm? (After they've seen paree) /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. How are you goin' to wet you whistle? (When the whole darn world goes dry) / Byrne ; Mclntyre ; Wenrich. | Arthur Fields ; Billy Murray. | |
| How do I know it's Sunday? :from "Harold Teen" /Kahal ; Fain. Riptide / Kahn ; Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; with Carmen Lombardo and trio, vocals. | |
| Riptide /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| B-I-BI /S.K. Russell -J. and B. Freeland [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. You're driving me crazy / Walter Donaldson [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo ; Kenny Gardner ; Royal Canadians. | |
| My little bimbo down on the bamboo isle /Clarke, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Billy Jones, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I've had my moments :from "Hollywood Party" /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| There must be a silver lining (that's shining for me) (Debe haber para mi un rayito de esperanza) /Dolly Morse ; Walter Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians (with vocal by Fred Waring). | |
| Okay toots :from "Kid millions" /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Mal Hallet and his Orchestra (chorus by Charlie Blake). | |
| My BuddyWalter Donaldson; Gus Kahn. | Bing Crosby; With Orchestra; Victor Young. | |
| At SundownWalter Donaldson. | Eddie Fisher; Hugo Winterhalter; His Orchestra. | |
| My mammy /Donaldson ; Young ; Lewis. | Diamond Trio. | |
| You're driving me crazy (What did I do) /Donaldson. | Chick Bullock. | |
| Sweet Indiana home /Donaldson. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| For my sweetheart /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Sam Lanin's Troubadours, vocal chorus Irv. Kaufman. | |
| But I do :you know I do /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Hollywood Dance Orch. ; Irv. Kaufman, vocal chorus. | |
| Hello! beautiful! :que hay, preciousa! /Donaldson. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| Tell her at twilight /Will Donaldson. | Hackel-Bergè Orchestra. | |
| Where'd did you get those eyes? /Donaldson. | Mirth Makers. | |
| My buddy /Donaldson. | Paul Specht and his Hotel Astor Orchestra. | |
| Seven or eleven /Donaldson, music. | Melody King's [i.e. Kings] [i.e. Kings] Dance Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I wonder where my baby is to-night? /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Henry Burr ; Billy Murray ; Frank Banta, piano. | |
| Away Down East In MaineWalter Donaldson. | Miss Patricola; Virginians; Ross Gorman; With Orchestra. | |
| Ramona :theme of motion picture "Ramona" /Gilbert, Wayne ; [performed by] Dixie Marimba Players. That melody of love / Dietz, Donaldson ; [performed by] Pelham Inn Orchestra. | Dixie Marimba Players (side A) ; Harold Lambert, vocals (side A) ; Pelham Inn Orchestra (side B) ; Bobby Dixon, vocals (side B). | |
| Out Of The DawnDonaldson. | Henry Burr. | |
| I love the land of Old Black Joe /Clarke, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | American Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Sahara rose /Donaldson. I'd like to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms / Fred Ahlert. | Peerless Quartet [with] orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Carolina in the morning /Donaldson. | Natzy's Biltmore Orchestra. | |
| You Can Find A Little Bit Of Dixieland.Donaldson. | Campbell; Burr. | Columbia |
| You're a million miles from nowhere (when you're one little mile from home) /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Carroll Shannon, tenor with orchestra. | |
| I've got the girl /Donaldson. | George Olsen and his Music ; Fran Frey, vocal refrain. | |
| I love the land of old black Joe /Grant Clarke ; Walter Donaldson. | Billy Murray ; Peerless Quartet and orchestra. | |
| Oh, Joe, with your fiddle and bow (you stole my heart away) /William Tracey ; Walter Donaldson ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Arrah go on, I'm gonna go back to Oregon / Lewis, Young ; Grant ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Guilty! ;Blue Kentucky moon /Kahn ; Akat ; Whiting ; Donaldson. | Gene Austin and his Orchestra. | |
| At sundown (when love is calling me home) :fox trot = Au soleil couchant quand l'amour m'apelle au foyer /Donaldson. | George Olsen and his music ; B. Borger ; F. Frey ; B. Rice. | |
| I'll always keep a corner in my heart for Tennessee /Clarke ; Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Rock-a-bye lullay mammy /Grant Clarke ; Walter Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians, Hawaiian Guitars, vocal chorus Harold Lambert. | |
| How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm? (after they've seen paree) /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Arthur Fields (tenor with orchestra). | |
| NevadaDonaldson; Greene. | Donald Peers; With Orchestral Accompaniment; Jay Wilbur. | |
| Carolina in the morning /Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| She's the daughter of Rosie O'Grady /Brice, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Henry Burr, tenor. | Pathé. |
| My BuddyDonaldson. | Edwin Dale. | |
| My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Gene Austin ; Les Paul. | |
| No more worryin' :plus d'ennuis /Kahn ; Donaldson ; Mills. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| My Blue HeavenWalter Donaldson; George Whiting. | Fred Waring; His Pennsylavians; Orchestra; Joe Marine. | |
| Seven or eleven /Donaldson. | Glantz and his orchestra. | |
| If you see Sally /Kahn, Egan ; Donaldson ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Swanee River Trail / Al Jolson, Irving Caesar ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. | Peerless Quartet: Carl Mathieu, tenor; Henry Burr, tenor; Stanley Baughman, baritone; James Stanley, baritone; with instrumental ensemble; Rosario Bourdon, director. | |
| Where'd you get those eyes? /Donaldson. | Happiness Boys ; Billy Jones ; Ernest Hare. | |
| It made you happy (when you made me cry) /Donaldson. | Ernie Brooks and His Orchestra ; Jack Carroll, vocal chorus. | |
| Yock-a-hilo town /Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet [with] orchestra accomp[animent]. | |
| Without that gal /Donaldson. | Vincent Rose and his orchestra ; Scrappy Lambert. | |
| That certain party /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Ben Selvin & his Orchestra. | |
| Un coin de ciel bleu =[enregistrement sonore] /[My] blue heavenWalter Donaldson. | Louis Chartier, baritone [baryton] avec accompagnement d'orchestre. | Brunswick. |
| My Ohio home /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Lanin and his Orchestra ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Riptide /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal. | |
| Mindin' My BusinessDonaldson; Kahn. | Johnny Mercer; With Paul Weston; His Orchestra. | |
| Blue Kentucky moon /Donaldson. | Gene Austin and His Orchestra ; Gene Austin, chorus. | |
| Little white lies /Walter Donaldson. | Mel Torme ; Hal Mooney and his orchestra. | |
| Hiawatha's lullaby /Young ; Donaldson. | The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra ; Henry Hall, director. | |
| My buddy :fox trot /Donaldson. | International Novelty Orchestra. | |
| When you see another sweetie hanging around /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Sam Ash, tenor with orchestra. | |
| My MammyDonaldson. | Columbia Stellar Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Come on papa ;Medley one-step (introducing "How ya gonna keep'em down on the farm) /Leslie ; Ruby ; Donaldson. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| I've got the girl! :ya la tengo /Walter Donaldson. | George Olsen and his Music ; Fran Frey, vocal refrain. | |
| A thousand good nights /Donaldson. | Roy Smeck and his quartette ; Paul Small. | |
| Little Rover (Don't Forget To Come Back HomeWalter Donaldson. | International Novelty Orchestra. | |
| You're driving me crazy /Donaldson, music and lyrics. | Victor Theremin ; Lennington H. Shewell, solo ; Allan McIver, piano accompaniment. | Victor. |
| That certain party /Donaldson. | The Varsity Orchestra. | |
| Love me or leave me :from "Whoopee" : amame o dejame /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| Love Me Or Leave Me.Donaldson; Kahn. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| In the evening =le soir /Donaldson. | Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. | |
| How the time can fly! =¡Cómo pasa el tiempo! ; Without that gal! = Sin aquella muchacha /Donaldson ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; vocal refrains by Carmen Lombardo. | |
| How the time can fly!, or, Come pasa el tiempo! /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| When he's all dolled up, he's the best dressed rube in town /Donaldson. | Sung by Byron G. Harlan. | Columbia |
| Yes sir, that's my baby /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Ace Brigode and his 14 Virginians. | |
| Sweet Indiana home /Donaldson. | Aileen Stanley (comedienne with orchestra). | |
| Oh baby (don't say no - say maybe) /Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra. In the evening / Roseland Dance Orchestra. | Billy Jones, tenor with orch[estra]. | |
| My Ohio HomeGus Kahn; Walter Donaldson. | Lewis; Clark; Novelty Acc. | |
| But I do you know I do /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Hollywood Dance Orch[estra] ; Irv. Kaufman, vocal chorus. | |
| Back home in Tennessee /Donaldson ; sung by Collins and Harlan. I'm all alone / Herman, Fox ; sung by Ethel Costello, Henry Burr. | Arthur Collins, baritone and Byron G. Harlan, tenor (as Collins and Harlan) (Side A) ; Ethel Costello, soprano (Side B) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| When you sit beside the fireside in winter /Harry Bunce, lyrics ; Will Donaldson, music. | George Ballard ; John Wilbur. | Victor. |
| At sundown, or, Love is calling me home /Donaldson. | Jimmy Andrews. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| The daughter of Rosie O'Grady /Donaldson ; [Brice, lyrics]. | Robert Lewis, tenor duet [i.e. tenor] with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| At sundown (love is calling me home) /Donaldson. | Willard Robison and His Orchestra. | |
| You're a million miles from nowhere /Donaldson ; Lewis ; Younge. | Elliott Shaw, baritone with orchestra. | |
| Doo wacka doo /Gaskil [Gaskill] ; Donaldson ; Horther. | Lew Gold's Orchestra. | Compo. |
| Suki san /Donaldson ; sung by George Wilson. I called you my sweetheart / Johnson, Clarke, Monaco ; sung by Henry Burr. | Lewis James (as George Wilson), tenor (Side A) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Carolina in the morning /Gus Kahn-Walter Donaldson. | Tony Martin with Earle Hagen and his orchestra. | |
| You're driving me crazy :what did I do? /Donaldson. | All Star Collegians. | |
| I don't want the world /Jesse Greer ; Benny Davis. But I do--you know I do / Walter Donaldson. | Jack Denny Orchestra. | |
| In the evening (Le soir) /Donaldson. | Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. | |
| Little Rover (Don't Forget To Come Back HomeWalter Donaldson. | International Novelty Orchestra. | |
| Oh! Sister, ain't that hot! =Que ardor, hermana, que ardor! : fox trot /Will Donaldson ; Harry White. Mean, mean mamma = Mala, mala, mama : fox trot / Eleanor Young ; Harry D. Squires. | Charles Dornberger and his orchestra [side a] ; The Benson Orchestra of Chicago under the direction of Don Bestor [side b]. | |
| You're driving me crazy /Donaldson, music and lyrics. | Victor Theremin ; Lennington H. Shewell, solo ; Allan McIver, piano accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Carolina in the morning :from "The passing show of 1922" /Donaldson. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| That certain party /Donaldson. | The Varsity Orchestra. | |
| Love me or leave me :from "Whoopee" : amame o dejame /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| You're a million miles from nowhere (when you're one little mile from home) /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Love Me Or Leave Me.Donaldson; Kahn. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| In the evening =le soir /Donaldson. | Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. | |
| If I can't have you (I want to be lonesome, I want to be blue) /Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians, vocal refrain by Tom Waring. | |
| How the time can fly! =¡Cómo pasa el tiempo! ; Without that gal! = Sin aquella muchacha /Donaldson ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; vocal refrains by Carmen Lombardo. | |
| How the time can fly!, or, Come pasa el tiempo! /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| When he's all dolled up, he's the best dressed rube in town /Donaldson. | Sung by Byron G. Harlan. | Columbia |
| My mammy /Lewis, Young ; Donaldson ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Underneath Hawaiian skies / Ernie Erdman ; Fred Rose ; [performed by] Albert Campbell, Henry Burr. | (Side A) Peerless Quartet with banjo by Fred Van Eps ; (Side B) Albert Campbell and Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | |
| Yes sir, that's my baby /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Ace Brigode and his 14 Virginians. | |
| Makin' whoopee /Walter Donaldson ; Gus Kahn. | Mel Torme ; Hal Mooney, and his orchestra. | |
| Sweet Indiana home /Donaldson. | Aileen Stanley (comedienne with orchestra). | |
| Oh baby (don't say no - say maybe) /Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra. In the evening / Roseland Dance Orchestra. | Billy Jones, tenor with orch[estra]. | |
| My Ohio HomeGus Kahn; Walter Donaldson. | Lewis; Clark; Novelty Acc. | |
| But I do you know I do /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Hollywood Dance Orch[estra] ; Irv. Kaufman, vocal chorus. | |
| Back home in Tennessee /Donaldson ; sung by Collins and Harlan. I'm all alone / Herman, Fox ; sung by Ethel Costello, Henry Burr. | Arthur Collins, baritone and Byron G. Harlan, tenor (as Collins and Harlan) (Side A) ; Ethel Costello, soprano (Side B) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Chili bean ; My little bimbo down on the bamboo isle /[Albert] Von Tilzer ; [Walter] Donaldson. | Mario Perri, accordion solo. | Berliner. |
| When you sit beside the fireside in winter /Harry Bunce, lyrics ; Will Donaldson, music. | George Ballard ; John Wilbur. | Victor. |
| At sundown, or, Love is calling me home /Donaldson. | Jimmy Andrews. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| The daughter of Rosie O'Grady /Donaldson ; [Brice, lyrics]. | Robert Lewis, tenor duet [i.e. tenor] with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| At sundown (love is calling me home) /Donaldson. | Willard Robison and His Orchestra. | |
| You're a million miles from nowhere /Donaldson ; Lewis ; Younge. | Elliott Shaw, baritone with orchestra. | |
| Doo wacka doo /Gaskil [Gaskill] ; Donaldson ; Horther. | Lew Gold's Orchestra. | Compo. |
| Stealing to Virginia /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Marion Harris, comedienne with orchestra. | |
| Suki san /Donaldson ; sung by George Wilson. I called you my sweetheart / Johnson, Clarke, Monaco ; sung by Henry Burr. | Lewis James (as George Wilson), tenor (Side A) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Carolina in the morning /Gus Kahn-Walter Donaldson. | Tony Martin with Earle Hagen and his orchestra. | |
| Hortense, medley :When the corn is waving, Annie dear ; Turkey in the straw ; Jingle bells ; Wait for the wagon ; Wal I swan /Donaldson. | All Star Trio and Their Orchestra. | |
| You're driving me crazy :what did I do? /Donaldson. | All Star Collegians. | |
| I don't want the world /Jesse Greer ; Benny Davis. But I do--you know I do / Walter Donaldson. | Jack Denny Orchestra. | |
| In the evening (Le soir) /Donaldson. | Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. | |
| Try blue Sam :the traveling man /Donaldson. | Zez Confrey and his Orchestra ; Mr. Confrey, piano. | |
| Just another night =Solo una noche más /Walter Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; vocal chorus ; [George Culley, trumpet] ; [Fred Culley, violin]. | Victor. |
| If I don't have you (I want to be lonesome-I want to be blue) /Donaldson. | Ben Gates' Orchestra. | |
| My baby just cares for me /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Lou Gold's Orchestra. | |
| A shady tree :waltz /Walter Donaldson. | Mart Kenney and his Western Gentlemen ; Georgia Dey, vocal refrain. | Victor. |
| Blue Kentucky MoonDonaldson. | Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| I'll be happy when the preacher makes you mine /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Sterling Trio, male Trio with orch. | |
| You can find a little bit of Dixieland (no matter where you go) /Donaldson. | Campbell ; Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| At sundown (Love is calling me home) /Donaldson. | Palm Beach Serenaders. | |
| I've got the nicest little home in Dixie /Donaldson. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Fit to be tied /Walter Donaldson. | Will Osborne and his Side Music. | |
| You're The One For MeDonaldson; Ash. | Ross Gorman; Virginians; Irving Kaufman. | |
| Little white lies /Donaldson. | Rounders. | |
| Don't cry, Frenchy, don't cry /Lewis, Young, Donaldson. I know what it means to be lonesome / Kendis, Brockman, Vincent. | [Side A] Charles Hart and Elliot Shaw, duet with orchestra ; [Side B] Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | |
| I've got the nicest little home in D-I-X-I-E /Walter Donaldson. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Victor. |
| There's a lump of sugar down in Dixie /Gumble ; [performed] by Al Jolson. You can find a little bit of Dixieland : (no matter where you go) / Donaldson ; sung by Campbell, Burr. | Al Jolson, vocal, with orchestra [side A]; Campbell and Burr, tenor duet with orchestra [side B]. | Columbia |
| Bless my Swanee River home /Lewis, lyrics ; Young, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Let's talk about my sweetie /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Lanin and his orchestra (vocal chorus by Irving Kaufman. | |
| Sa-lu-ta! =Salud! /Gus Kahn ; Walter Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians, with vocal refrain ; [George Culley, trumpet]. | Victor. |
| Popular medley :That's my weakness ; Constantinople ; Just like a melody ; My baby don't mean maybe /Green ; Stept ; Carlton ; Donaldson ; Donaldson. | Willie Eckstein, piano solo. | |
| You Didn't Have To Tell Me.Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home /Coleman Goetz, lyrics ; Walter Donaldson, music. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Without that gal! /Donaldson. | Ruth Etting. | |
| If you see Sally /Kahn ; Egan ; Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet with orch. | |
| Yes sir, that's my baby /Walter Donaldson ; Gus Kahn. | Calvin Jackson Trio. | |
| Tell Her At TwilightWill Donaldson. | Hackel-berge Orchestra. | |
| Back Home In TennesseeDonaldson. | Collins; Harlan; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| The midnight waltz /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Rex Battle and his Dance Orch. | |
| Come on Papa ;How ya goona keep 'em down on the farm /Leslie ; Ruby ; Donaldson. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| My Blue HeavenGeorge Whiting; Walter Donaldson. | Don Rogers; Novelty Acc. | |
| Little rover :don't forget to come back home /Donaldson. | International Novelty Orchestra. | |
| Tired of me /Grant Clarke, Walter Donaldson. I'd love to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms / Lewis, Young, Ahlert. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra [side a] ; Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra [side b]. | |
| Just like a melody out of the sky /Donaldson. | Jack Arthur and his Serenaders. | |
| Love me or leave me /Donaldson. | Benny Goodman and his Orchetra. | |
| A faded summer love ;Lucille /Baxter ; Donaldson. | Johnny Marvin and his orchestra. | |
| Write and tell you mammy (I'm coming) /W. Donaldson ; B. Grossman ; B. Frisch. | Aileen Stanley, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Without a gal! =Sin aquella muchacha /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| Mindin' my business /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| Japanese mammy :mamita japonesa /Donaldson ; Kahn. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Sip sip sippy shore :medley one step /Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (for dancing). | |
| Mary :what are you waiting for? /Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman & his Orch. ; Big Beiderbecke, cnt. ; Bing Crosby, vocal refrain. | |
| What's to-day got to do with tomorrow /Donaldson. | Broadway Quartet. | |
| Tes jolis mensonges, ou, Little white lies /Beaudry ; Donaldson. | Odilon Rochon, tenor avec piano. | |
| Tired Of MeDonaldson. | Lewis James; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| How'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm /Lewis ; Young ; Donaldson. | Ellen Sutton ; sir Hubert Pimm and his Aeolians. | |
| Yes, sir, that's my baby /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Ken Griffin ; Karen Ford ; Johnny Hill. | |
| Carolina in the morning :from the Winter Garden "Passing Show of 1922" /Donaldson. | Natzy's Biltmore Orchestra ; Jack Green, director. | |
| Let it rain, let it pour /Donaldson. | Ben Selvin's Orchestra. | Compo. |
| Lazy Lou'siana moon /Donaldson. | George Epstein, pipe organ ; Wee Willie Robyn, voc. cho. | |
| Let it rain, let it pour /Friend, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orchestra. | Compo. |
| Little White LiesWalter Donaldson. | Johnny Marvin. | |
| My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson;. | Fred Rich's Orchestra ; Joyboys, vocal chorus. | |
| My BuddyGus Kahn; Donaldson. | Kate Smith; Orchestra; Jack Miller. | |
| My buddy /Gus Kahn ; Walter Donaldson. Down old Virginia way / Yellen ; Olman ; Gillette. | Edna Brown ; Henry Burr. | |
| There must be a silver lining :that's shining for me /Morse ; Donaldson. | Waring's Pennsylvanians ; Fred Waring, vocal refrain. | |
| At sundown :love is calling me home /Donaldson. | Albert Rich, pipe organ. | |
| My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Oscar Peterson, piano solo with bass and drums. | |
| Oh, my sweet Hortense /Young, lyrics ; Lewis, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Billy Jones, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Rock-a-bye lullaby mammy ; Jinga-bula [jing jing] /Donaldson ; Jerome ; Evans. | Mario Perri, accordion solo. | Berliner. |
| Mary :what are you waiting for? /Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra. | |
| Pretty lips =Beau bec /Donaldson ; Straight. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| I've got the girl /Donaldson. | Meloto Vocal Quartette, with piano accompaniment. | |
| Georgia /Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. | |
| There Ain't No Maybe In My Baby's EyesDonaldson; Kahn; Egan. | Jane Gray; Piano Accomp. | |
| My mom =Mi mamá : fox trot /Donaldson. I'm so alone with the crowd = Ya nadie me conoce : fox trot / Little ; Young. | Morton Downey, vocalist ; unidentified orchestra ; dance tempo supervised by Arthur Murray, America's foremost dance authority. | |
| A thousand good nights /Donaldson. | Paul Small and his orchestra ; Paul Small. | |
| Changes /Walter Donaldson. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra. | |
| If I can't have you (I want to be lonesome - I want to be blue) /Donaldson. | Frank Gilbert, tenor solo. | |
| My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Don Benton, tenor with novelty accompaniment. | |
| I wonder where my baby is to-night? /Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson ; Henry Burr, Billy Murray. I never knew / Gus Kahn, Ted Fiorito ; Gene Austin. | Henry Burr and Billy Murray, duet with piano, assisted by Carl Mathieu, Frank Banta at the piano (side A); Gene Austin, tenor with violin, saxophone and piano (side B). | |
| I'm Fit To Be Tied.Walter Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Love me or leave me /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra (Eddie Heywood, piano ; Doc Cheatham, trumpet ; Vic Dickenson, trombone ; Lam Davis, alto sax ; Al Lucas, bass ; Jack Parker, drums). | |
| My MammyLewis Donaldson. | Ernest Hare; With Orch Acc. | |
| You'd never know that old home town of mine /Donaldson. | Arthur Collins, baritone ; Byron G. Harlan, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| At sundown /Walter Donaldson. | Oscar Peterson Trio. | |
| Just the same /Donaldson ; Burke. | Honey Duke. | |
| Rock - a - bye lullaby mammy and jinga - bula /Donaldson ; Jerome ; Evans. | Mario Perri (Accordion solo). | |
| Never a day goes by /Derose ; Parish ; Donaldson. | Larry Cross, baritone. | |
| I've got sweetest girl in Maryland /Walter Donaldson. | American Quartet. | |
| My baby just cares for me /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Mel Torme ; Hal Mooney and his orchestra. | |
| Yock-a-hilo Town /Donaldson. | Peerless Quartet, with orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Tired of me /Donaldson. | Henry Burr, tenor with orch. | |
| Sahara rose medley :intr[ducing] Cuba /Clarke ; Donaldson. | Paradise Novelty Orchestra. | |
| Without That Gal!Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| My Blue HeavenWhiting; Donaodson. | Oscar Peterson; With Bass And Drums. | |
| Until The Stars Fall DownWalter Donaldson. | Glen Gray; The Casa Loma Orchestra; Kenny Sargent. | |
| Goodnight moon /Donaldson. | Jack Denny and his Orchestra. | |
| Beside the babbling brook /Donaldson. | The Great White Way Orchestra. | |
| What do you mean, you didn't want to do it? /Donaldson. | Ada Jones, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Bless My Swanee River HomeLewis; Young; Donaldson. | Henry Burr. | |
| Seven or eleven :my Dixie pair o'dice /Donaldson. | Glantz and his Orchestra. | |
| NevadaWalter Donaldson; Mort Greene. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians. | |
| You're driving me crazy! (What did I do?) /Donaldson. | Dick Sparling and his orchestra. | |
| I'm fit to be tied /Walter Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Mein blauer himmel (My blue heaven) /Donaldson. | Gesangsquintett Comedian Harmonists. | |
| Changes :cambios /Walter Donaldson. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra (featuring B. Goodman, clarinet ; H. Schertzer ; A. Rollini ; G. Koening ; V. Musso, saxophones ; H. James ; G. Griffin ; Z. Elman, trumpets ; M. McEachern ; S. Ballard, trombones ; H. Goodman, string bass ; J. Stacey, piano ; A. Reuss, guitar ; G. Kruppa, drums). | |
| Sweet Jennie Lee! =Dulce Juanita Lee : fox trot /Donaldson. | Reser's Radio Band. | |
| Sweet Jennie Lee! /Donaldson. | Hal Swain and his band. | |
| GeorgiaWalter Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman; His Orchestra. | |
| That's why I love you /Donaldson ; Ash. | Lanin and his orchestra ; Irv. Kaufman, vocal chorus. | |
| Did I remember :from M-G-M production "Suzy" /Harold Adamson ; Walter Donaldson. | Jan Garber and his Orchestra ; Russ Brown, vocal chorus. | |
| You're Driving Me CrazyWalter Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians; Kenny Gardner. | |
| Chili bom bom /Friend, lyrics ; Donaldson, music. | Jos. C. Smith and His Mount Royal Orchestra. | Victor. |
| You're driving me crazy! (what did I do?) (Me estas volvienda loco!) /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| Way down home /Walter ; Donaldson. | Shannon Four, male quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Lazy Lou'siana moon /Donaldson. | Criterion Dance Orchestra. | |
| Tell her at twilight :fox trot /Donaldson. | Hackel -- Berge Orchestra. | |
| A Shady Tree.Walter Donaldson. | Paul Whiteman; His Orchestra; With Vocal Refrain. | |
| My baby just cares for me :from "Whoopee" /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Lou Gold's Orchestra. | |
| Stealing to Virginia /Kahn ; Donaldson. | The Master Players. | |
| Little white lies /Donaldson. | Roy Smeck's Trio. | |
| A shady tree /Donaldson. | Don Rogers, tenor solo with novelty accompaniment. | Compo |
| La valse de minuit /Beaudry ; Donaldson. | Hector Pellerin. | |
| Little white lies /Donaldson. | Irving Kaufman. | |
| Laughing vamp ; The vamp /[Vincent] ; [Baskette] ; [Frisch] ; [Grossman] ; [Donaldson] ; [Ehrlich] ; [Flatow] ; [Jones] ; [Siegal] ; [Brown] ; [Gay]. | Simone Martucci's Venetian Garden Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| My sweetie turned me down /Kahn ; Donaldson. | Glantz and his orchestra ; Elliott Shaw, vocal chorus. | |
| You're driving me crazy! (what did I do?) /Donaldson. | Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadians (Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain). | |
| Love me or leave me /G. Kahn ; W. Donaldson. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra ; B. Goodman, clarinet ; H. Schertzer ; A. Rollini ; W. De Pew ; R. Clark, saxophones ; S. Boze ; G. Irwin ; G. Griffin, trumpets ; S. Ballard ; M. McEachern, trombones ; J. Stacey, piano ; H. Goodman, bass ; A. Ruess, guitar ; G. Krupa, drums ; Vida Musso, tenor saxophone solo. | |
| There aint't no maybe in my baby's eyes /Kahn : Egan ; Donaldson. | Harry Archer, and orchestra. | |