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• "Rumors Are Flying"/"I Left My Heart In Mississippi" - The Two Tones - Cosmo 504 - 1946 (Detailed Benjamin-Weiss information with much additional audio) COMPLETE UPGRADE JANUARY 27, 2018
• "Why Do You Cry" - Zilla Mays And The Blues Caravan Featuring The Boy Friends And John Peek And His Band - Brunswick 84031 - 1954 (also "Triple Eight" - Zilla Mays And John Peek [The Blues Caravan] - Coral 65088 - 1952 and "Come Back To Me" - Zilla Mays And The Four Students - Groove 0127 - 1955) COMPLETE UPGRADE FEBRUARY 10, 2018
• "Good Man" - Todd Rhodes Orchestra (Vocal by Kitty Stevenson and The Band) - King 4486 - 1951 (also "It Ain't Right" - Kitty Stevenson With Todd Rhodes And His Toddlers - Sensation 32 - 1950, "Rocket 69" - Todd Rhodes Orchestra (Vocal by Connie Allen and the Band) - King 4528 - 1952 and "Blues For The Red Boy" - Todd Rhodes Orchestra - King 4240-B - 1948) COMPLETE UPGRADE FEBRUARY 10, 2018
• "Lift Up The Latch"/"Be Mine" - The Four Of Us - Modern 222 - 1951 COMPLETE UPGRADE JUNE 30, 2018
• "Just Walkin' In The Rain/Baby Please" - The Prisonaires - Sun 186 - 1953 (also "A Prisoner's Prayer"/"I Know" - The Prisonaires - Sun 191 - 1953) COMPLETE UPGRADE NOVEMBER 4, 2017
• "Home In The Sky"/"At Last" - Herb Lance - Sittin' in 603 - 1951 UPGRADED AUGUST 26, 2017
• "Your Not Worth My Tears"/"Be Anything (But Be Mine)" - Dolly Dawn And The C-Notes - Jubilee 6002 - 1952 UPGRADED JANUARY 16, 2017
• "I Know We Will Never Meet Again"/"After All" - The Dixiaires with Muriel Gaines - Queen 4111 - 1946 UPGRADED JULY 29, 2017
• "Those Magic Words"/"I Wonder What It Takes To Make Me Happy" - Ann Nichols And The Bluebirds - Sittin' in with 561 - 1950 (also "Lover I'm Waiting For You"/"I'm Sixteen Years" - Ann Nichols And The Sentimentals - Tuxedo 926 - 1958) UPGRADED OCTOBER 7, 2017
• "Maybe Some Rainy Day"/"Be Fair With Me" - Bixie Crawford (With Buddy Banks And His Notes) - King 4309 - 1949 UPGRADED DECEMBER 30, 2017
• "Peckin"/"Bartender Blues" - The Chocolateers - Parrot 781 - 1953 (also Aircheck "Swing And Sway Radio Show" - Al Benson - WGES 1390 AM - 1955) COMPLETE UPGRADE MARCH 24, 2018
• "Your Wig Is Gone" - Cee Pee Johnson And Orchestra - Black & White 758 - 1946 UPGRADED OCTOBER 7, 2017
• "You Gave Your Love"/"What'll I Do" - The Park Avenue Jesters - 20th Century 2028 - 1947 (also "Don't Turn Your Back On Me" - The Park Avenue Jesters - Claude 1A - 1947) UPGRADED JUNE 28, 2017
• "Little Jackie Horner"/"Great Moon God"/"My Dreams Of You"/"Go Find Somebody New" - The Four Toppers - KBS 62 Transcription Disc - 1941
• "Thursday Nite In Harlem"/"Jump, The Water's Fine"/"Jivin'"/"You Drove The Gloom Away" - The Four Toppers - KBS 76 Transcription Disc - 1941
• "Thirty-One Miles For A Nickel" - Deek Watson And His Brown Dots - Manor 1005- 1945 (also "Well Natch" - Deek Watson And His Brown Dots - Manor 1032 - 1946 and "I Don't Know From Nothin', Baby" - The Brown Dots - Manor 1057 - 1947)
• "Have A Heart"/"My Darling" - The Premiers - Dig 113 - 1956
• "Young Girl"/"Rock Me Baby" - The Johnny Otis Orchestra (The Peacocks/Otis) - Peacock 1625 - 1953
• "If I Had My Life To Live Over"/"Managua, Nicaragua" - The Chickering Four (Floyd Sherman/Julie Conway) - Signature 15086 - 1947
• "Mr. Moon"/"Let It Rain" - The Five Pennies - Savoy 1182 - 1955
• "I Wonder Why"/"Get Lost" - The Rhythm Aces - Vee-Jay VJ-124 - 1954
• "To Be Yours Forever"/"I'll Always Love You Some" - The Top Notes - Jubilee 6021 - 1952
• "I'm Crying"/"Rack 'Em Back" - Bobby Mitchell And The Toppers - Imperial 5236 - 1953
• "Strange Land Blues"/"Cryin' For My Baby" - The Flames - Spin 101 - 1952
• "Fla-Ga-La-Pa" - Timmie Rogers With The Palmer Brothers - Majestic 9000 - 1946 (also "Fla-Ga-La-Pa" - Timmie Rogers With The Al Russell Trio - Excelsior TR-136 - 1945)
• "It Ain't Right"/"Red Sails In The Sunset" - The Balladeers - Jubilee 5021 - 1950
• "Broken Hearted"/"If I Cry You'll Never Know" - Flora Washington And The Candy Makers - United Artist UA-504 - 1946
• "Soldier Man Blues"/"New That Ain't Right" - Inez Washington And The Four Kings Of Rhythm - Cincinnati 2301 - 1946
• "I Thought You'd Care"/"Don't Cry" - The Skyscrapers - Mercury 70795 - 1956
• "(Take My Money) Take My Love"/"If I Didn't Love You" - Teddy Williams And The Federalites - Federal 12017 - 1951
• "I'm Just A Dancing Partner" - The Platters - Mercury 70753 - 1955
• "I've Kept Everything The Same For You"/"I Wish I Had A Dime" - The Beale Street Boys - M-G-M 10505 - 1949
• "My Heart's Desire"/"Let's Have A Ball" - The Wheels - Premium 405 - 1956
• "I Don't Know"/"A Star" - The Keynotes - Apollo 484 - 1955
• "Where Do I Go From Here"/"Please Baby Please" - The Swallows - King 4579 - 1952
• "Come Back My Love"/"Beggin' For Love" - The Wrens - Rama RR-65 - 1955
• "Sing To Me"/"I Swear By All The Stars Above" - The Griffins - Mercury 70558 - 1955
• "Well All Right" - Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Atlantic 1040- 1954 (also "Poor Lover's Blues"/"Don't You Cry" - Joe Turner With Van Walls Orch. - Atlantic 970 - 1952 and "Still In Love" - Joe Turner With Van Walls Orch. - Atlantic 982 - 1952)
• "All I Need Is You"/"Sleepy Little Cowboy" - The Deep River Boys - Beacon 9146 - 1952
• "I Wish I'd Never Learned To Read" - The Five Keys - Capitol 3185 - 1955
• "I'll Be Forever Loving You"/"I Began To Realize" - The El Dorados - Vee-Jay 165 - 1955
• "So Wrong"/"How Soon" - The Jacks - RPM 454 - 1956
• "Earth Angel"/"Hey Senorita" - The Penguins - DooTone 348 - 1954 (also "Memories Of El Monte" - The Penguins - Original Sound OS-27 - 1963)
• "Sugar-Sugar"/"About That Gal Named Lou" - The Cadillacs - Josie 812 - 1957 (also "Speedoo" - The Cadillacs - Josie 785 - 1955)
• "Milky White Way" - The Trumpeteers - Score 5001 - 1947
• "Don't Play Around With Love!"/"You'll Never Be Mine Again" - The Blenders - Jay-Dee 780 - 1953
• "That's What Makes My Baby Fat" - Joe Morris Blues Calvacade (Fay Scruggs And Joe Morris) - Atlantic 985 - 1953 (also "Shake A Hand" - Faye Adams - Herald 416 - 1953 and "Somebody Somewhere" - Faye Adams - Herald 429 - 1954)
• "Study War No Mo'"/"Noah And The Ark" - The Four Blues - DeLuxe 1005 - 1945
• "I'm Gonna Ride Tillie Tonight"/"My Muchacha" - The Four Tunes - Manor 1154 - 1948 (also "Mister Sun"/"The Sheik Of Araby" - The Four Tunes - Manor 1173 - 1949)
• "Everybody's Got Troubles" - Charles Brown (With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers And The Song Stylists) - Aladdin 3220 - 1953
• "A Study In Blue" - Savannah Churchill - Manor 1161 - 1948 (also "Don't Cry Darling"/"Don't Take Your Love From Me" - Savannah Churchill - Arco 1236 - 1950 and "Don't Blame My Dream"/"You're My Love" - The Four Tunes - Arco 1246 - 1950)
• "My Baby's Gone"/"Feel So Good" - The Five Thrills - Parrot 796 - 1954
• "Once And For All"/"Bye Bye Baby Blues" - The Ravens - Hub 3033 - 1946 (also "Two Wings"/"Trouble Not The Woman" - The Sunset Jubilee Singers - Hub 3020 - 1946 and "Waitin' For The Train To Come In"/"If I Didn't Have You" - Celestine Stewart And The Charmers - Hub 3006 - 1945)
• "I Promise"/"Do You Love Me" - Sonny Woods And The Four Winds - Middle-Tone 008 - 1956
• "Amazin' Willie Mays"/"Basin Street Blues" - The King Odom Quartette - Perspective PR-5001 - 1954 (also "Quit Hanging Around" - Betty Ann With Artones - Ci-Sum A-1154 - 1955)
• "Jumpin' Jive" - Larry Breese And His Orchestra (Vocal by The Four Toppers) - Ammor 101B - 1940
• "Life Of Ease"/"It Won't Be Very Long" - The Imperials - Great Lakes 1201 - 1954
• "It's That Feeling" - Buddy Baer With The Jud Conlon Rhythmaires - Vito VO-110 - 1954
• "Dearest Dream"/"He's My Guy" - Mabel Lee (And Vocal Group) - Hull H-712 - 1956
• "Will You Be Mine"/"Dearest" - The Swallows - King 4458 - 1951
• "Strong Red Whiskey"/"*If You Let Me" - John Greer And The Rhythm Rockers (*With Dolores Brown) - RCA Victor 4484 - 1952
• "It's Like Taking Candy From A Baby"/"Within Your Heart" - The Caldwells - RCA Victor 20-3179 - 1948 (also "My Man Friday (On A Saturday Night)"/"I Wanna Do What I Wanna Do (When I Wanna Do It)" - The Caldwells - RCA Victor 20-2906 - 1948)
• "At Last"/"Bye, Bye" - The Dreamers (Featuring Richard Berry) - Flair 1052 - 1954 (also "Do Not Forget"/"Since You've Been Gone" - The Dreamers - Flip 319 - 1957)
• "I'm Gonna Hate Myself In The Morning"/"Ain't Gonna Worry No More" - The Dreamers - Mercury 5843 - 1952 (also "Walkin' My Blues Away"/"Please Don't Leave Me" - The Dreamers - Mercury 70019 - 1952 )
• "If I Didn't Love You So" - The Robins - Savoy 726 - 1949 (also "Our Romance Is Gone"/"There Ain't No Use Beggin'" - The Robins - Savoy 738 - 1950 and "I'm Living O.K."/"There's Rain In My Eyes" - The Robins - Savoy 752 - 1950)
• "Come Back To Me"/"Sweet Lovin' Daddy-O" - The Teardrops - Sampson 634 - 1954
• "Tell Me Now"/"How Can I Help It" - The Cabineers - Abbey 3001 - 1949
• "Found Me A Sugar Daddy"/"Gonna Have A Merry Xmas" - The Nic Nacs - RPM 342 - 1951 (also "I Made A Vow"/"Double Crossin Baby" - The Robins - Crown 106 - 1954)
• "Mr. Blues"/"Don't Cry, Darling" - The Masterkeys - Abbey 3017 - 1950
• "Lonely Mood"/"Baby, Come Back To Me" - The Five Echoes - Sabre 102 - 1953
• "The Window Washer Man"/"Delilah" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 0.3304 (India) - 1941
• "Me And My Shadow"/"Kentucky Babe" - Bing Crosby And The Charioteers - NBC Transcription Discs - 1943 (also "Who"/"Don't Ever Leave Me" - Pearl Bailey And The Charioteers - Harmony 1059 - 1949)
• "Paint A Sky For Me" - Viola Watkins (And The Crows) - Jubilee 5095 - 1952
• "I Will Be Home Again"/"The General Jumped At Dawn" - The Golden Gate Quartet - Okeh 6741 - 1945
• "Someday We'll Meet Again"/"I Want You To Be My Baby" - The Royals - Venus 103 - 1954
• "Didn't It Rain"/"He Never Said A Mumblin' Word" - The Golden Gate Quartet - Okeh 6529 - 1941
• "Are You With It?" - June Richmond And The Reveliers - Mercury 2009 - 1946
• "My Heart Is Cryin'"/"You Were Lyin' To Me" - Percy Mayfield With His Maytones - Specialty 537 - 1954
• "Heaven And Paradise"/"Embarrassing Moments" - Don Julian And The Meadowlarks - DooTone 359 - 1955
• "You Didn't Sign Your Letter With Love"/"Bake That Chicken Pie" - The Four Blades - Alert 422 - 1948 (also "If I Was A Itty Bitty Girl, Part 1" - Grace Smith With Bill Johnson's Orchestra - Alert 202 - 1946)
• "I Know She's Gone"/"Baby Don't Want Me No More" - Bill Robinson And The Quails - DeLuxe 6047 - 1954 (also "Somewhere Somebody Cares"/"A Little Bit Of Love" - Bill Robinson And The Quails - DeLuxe 6057 - 1954)
• "Cindy"/"Do-Be-Do-Be-Wop-Wop" - The Squires - Mambo 105 - 1955
• "Goin' Home"/"You've Got My Heart Talkin' Double Talk" - The Mello-Larks - Melodisc M 1014[sic]/M 1015 - 1946
• "Down The Road A Piece" - Al (Stomp) Russell Trio - Sapphire HR-FA 706 - 1947 (also "She Would Not Yield"/"I'm Used To You" - Do-Ray-Me Trio - Rainbow No. 181 - 1952)
• "Blanche"/"Baby I'll Cry" - The Three Friends - Lido 500 - 1956
• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket"/"The Highland Swing" - The Three Peters Sisters - Decca (England) F.6794 - 1938
• Lucky Millinder Orchestra: "The Spider And The Fly" - Annisteen Allen - Decca 23949 - 1947 (also "Fare-Thee-Well Deacon Jones" - Lucky Millinder - Decca 24495 - 1948, "I Ain't Got Nothin' To Lose" - Big John Greer - RCA Victor 20-3495 - 1949 and "I'll Never Be Free" - Annisteen Allen And Big John Greer - RCA Victor 20-3622 - 1950)
• "Boogie Woogie Time Down South" - Lillette And Her Escorts (Lillette Thomas And Ensemble) - Sterling SR 108 - 1946
• "Great Day"/"Diane" - Orville “Baggie” Hardimon And His Kings - Mercury 8108 - 1948 (also "All I Need Is A Lucky Break"/"Shoo Shoo Baby" - Four Kings And A Queen - Comet 1301 - 1944)
• "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby"/"Ol' Man River" - The Tune Weavers - Casa Grande 4037 - 1957 (also "I Remember Dear"/"Pamela Jean" - The Tune Weavers - Casa Grande C-4038 - 1957)
• "It Must Be Love" - Sally Gooding And The Three Peppers - Vocalion v4169 - 1938 (also "Yours All Yours"/"Smile Up At The Sun" - Sally Gooding And The Three Peppers - Variety VA 554 - 1937 and "The Midnight Ride Of Paul Revere" - The Three Peppers - Variety 650 - 1937) UPGRADED OCTOBER 7, 2017
• "In Every Man’s Life"/"He’s Got Her And Gone" - Andy Tibbs And The Dozier Boys - Aristocrat 1106 - 1949 (also "Linger Awhile" - The Dozier Boys - United U-143 - 1953)
• "God Gave Us Christmas"/"Dig That Crazy Santa Claus" - Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers - Modern 943 - 1954
• "Junk Man"/"Dr. Watson And Mr. Holmes" - The Spirits Of Rhythm - Brunswick 01944 (Decca 160) - 1934
• "Bewildered"/"Juke Box Boogie" - Hadda Brooks With The Ebonaires/Hadda Brooks Trio - Modern 20-662A - 1949
• "Uptown Jive" - The Variety Boys - Decca 8564 - 1941 (also "I'm Gonna Dry Ev'ry Tear With A Kiss"/"Wanted" - The Variety Boys - Oscar 103 - 1952)
• "Early Sunday Morning"/"No One To Love Me" - The Sha-Weez - Aladdin 3170 - 1952
• "I Thought You Told Your Mother"/"Fireflies In The Night" - Gloria Van And The Four Vagabonds - VRT 102 - 1949
• "False Love"/"Do You Really?" - The Spaniels - Vee-Jay 178 - 1956 (also "Dear Heart"/"Why Won't You Dance" - The Spaniels - Vee-Jay 189 - 1956 and "Painted Picture" - The Spaniels - Vee-Jay 154 - 1955)
• "Three O'Clock In The Morning" - Floyd Ray And His Orchestra - Decca 2337 - 1939 (also "3 O'Clock In The Morning" - The Miltones - Miltone 213 - 1947)
• "Is It A Dream"/"Hurry Home" - The Vocaleers - Red Robin 114 - 1953
• "Somewhere In Korea"/"Please Don't Leave Me" - The Kalvin Brothers - Royal Roost 549 - 1952 (also "Till I Waltz Again With You"/"Can't Wait For Tomorrow" - The Five Bills - Brunswick 84002 - 1953, "Waiting, Wanting"/"Till Dawn And Tomorrow" - The Five Bills - Brunswick 84004 - 1953, "Trust In Me"/"Whistle Stop Blues" - Four Brothers And A Cousin - Jaguar 3003 - 1954, and "Whispering Wind"/"Can It Be" - Four Brothers And A Cousin - Jaguar 3005 - 1954)
• "What Is A Teen-Ager's Prayer"/"Bang Goes My Heart" - The Moroccos - United U-204 - 1956 (also "Pardon My Tears" - The Moroccos - United U-188 - 1955 and "Sad Sad Hours" - The Moroccos - United U-207 - 1956)
• "Goodnight Mother"/"Let's Put Our Cards On The Table" - The Cap-Tans - DC 8064 - 1949 (also "My Mother's Eyes"/"Basin Street Blues" - Jerry Strong With The Progressive Four - Paragon 8047 - 1948, "My, My, My, Ain't She Pretty" - The Cap Tans - Gotham G-233 - 1950, and several selections by Mae Gooch and her Gospel Stars on DC from 1948/49, including "Jesus Gave Me Water" and "In That Beautiful Land")
• "I Was Such A Fool"/"Midnight" - The Five Budds - Rama RR-1 - 1953 (also "I Guess It's All Over Now" - The Five Budds - Rama RR-2 - 1953)
• "Come Back To Me"/"Mambo Oongh" - The Dappers - Peacock 1651 - 1955 (also "Aint That Good News" - The Tempo Toppers - Peacock 5-1616 - 1953)
• "Malena"/"I'll Never Tire Of You" - The Bombers - Orpheus A1101 - 1955 (also "Never Again"/"Grandpa Can Boogie Too" - Lil Greenwood And The Four Jacks - Federal 12093 - 1952)
• "When The Saints Go Marching In" - Day, Dawn And Dusk - Destiny 1109 - 1953 (also "Let The Tears Fall"/"Miss Petunia" - Day, Dawn & Dusk - Apollo 476 - 1955 and "All Thru The Years"/"The Kiss" - Day, Dawn, Dusk Trio - Herald 1000 - 1954)
• "Everyone Is Saying Hello Again (Why Must We Say Goodbye?)" - The Ink Spots - Decca 18817 - 1946 (also "When You Come To The End Of The Day" - The Ink Spots - Decca 24261 - 1947, "I'm Lucky I Have You" - The Ink Spots - Decca 27742 - 1951 and "Driftwood" - The Ink Spots - Decca 29957 - 1956)
• "I Like Barbecue" - The Guy Brothers - States S-101 - 1952 (also "Put Your Arms Around Me" - The Pastels - United U-196 - 1955, "Please Send Her Back To Me" - The Four Blazes - United U-127 - 1952 and "When You Love" - Cliff Butler And His Doves - States S-123 - 1953)
• "Grandfathers Clock" - The Victorians - Mero M-7471 - 1948 (also "You'll Always Be My Sweetheart"/"Dreaming Of You" - Bob Stewart And The Victorians - Metro M-7465 - 1948, "I Guess You're Satisfied"/"Don't Break My Heart Again" - The Victorians - Specialty SP-411 - 1951 and "Naturally Too Weak For You"/"Part-Time Sweetheart" - The Victorians - Specialty SP-420 - 1951)
• "Mood Indigo" - The Three Keys - Parlophone R1431 - 1932 (also "Oh By Jingo!"/"Rasputin" - The Three Keys - Brunswick 6567 - 1933, and "Somebody Loses - Somebody Wins" - The Three Keys - Columbia 2706-D - 1932)
• "Jig Time"/"Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn" - The Three Keys - Brunswick 6388 - 1932 (also "Wah-Dee-Dah"/"Basin Street Blues" - The Three Keys - Brunswick 1381 - 1932, "(I Would Do) Anything For You"/"That Doggone Dog Of Mine" - The Three Keys - Brunswick 6522 - 1933, and "Heebie Jeebies" - The Three Keys - Vocalion 2523 - 1933)
• "I'm Not That Way Any More" - The Grooveneers - Decca 7883 - 1942
• "You Left Me Lonely"/"So Disappointed With Love" - La Cille Watkins With The Volumes - Jaguar 3006 - 1954 (also "Jesus, Jesus, Jesus"/"I Can Call Him Anytime" - Watkins-Bell Singers - Bandwagon 513 - 1948, "Dry Bones" - La Cille Watkins' All City Chorus - Cecil C-002 - 1957 and "Maybe You'll Be There/His Hand In Mine" - LaCille Watkins And The Belltones - Kapp K-145X - 1956)
• "Beat It Out Bumpin' Boy"/"In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town" - Royal Rhythm Boys - Decca 2830 - 1939 (also "Harlem After Midnight" - Boyce’s Harlem Serenaders - Decca 8602 - 1942, "Hurry Sundown"/"The Blues Boogie Woogie" - Richard Huey And His Sundown Singers - Decca 8656 - 1944 and "Get In The Groove" - Boyce's Harlem Serenaders - Decca 8585 - 1941)
• "It Must Be Jelly"/"Chippin' Rock Blues" - The Hipp Cats - Decca 7518 - 1938 (also "Romance In The Dark"/"Darling, You Can't Have Fifty" - The 4 Blackamoors - Decca 8512 - 1941, "From Hopewell Junction" - The Ministers Of Melody - Co-Ed 105-J - 1944/45, "Break It Up Charlie" - The 4 Blackamoors - Decca 7850 - 1941, "Search Your Heart And See" - The 4 Blackamoors - Decca 8568 - 1941, "You Don't Know My Mind" - The 4 Blackamoors - Decca 8580 - 1941, "Take It Easy" - Swanee Swingers - Decca 1022 - 1936, "I'm For It" - Boone's Jumping Jacks - Decca 8590 - 1941, "Messy" - Boone's Jumping Jacks - Decca 9644 - 1942, and "Sally Long"/"Boggy Bottom Blues" - Lloyd Phillips' Jumping Jacks - Decca 7860 - 1941)
• "In Bethlehem"/"When Was Jesus Born" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe With The Sy Oliver Singers - Decca 48328 - 1954 (also "Silent Night" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe With Rosette Gospel Singers - Decca 48119 - 1949)
• "Basin Street Blues"/" 'S Wonderful" - The Peters Sisters - Philips P.B. 227 (England) - 1954
• "Voot Nay On The Vot Nay" - The Basin Street Boys - Exclusive 39X - 1948 (also "Ain't Got No Loot" - The Basin Street Boys - Exclusive 245 - 1947, "Exactly Like You" - The Basin Street Boys - Exclusive 247 - 1947 and "Come To Me" - Ormond Wilson And The Basin Street Boys - Mercury 8106 - 1948)
• "Rock-A-Ma-Soul"/"Lonesome Road" - Paul Breckenridge And The Four Heavenly Knights - King 4182 - 1947 (also "I Shall Not Be Moved" - Paul Breckenridge And His Four Heavenly Knights - King 4192 - 1947, "Staff In My Hand" - Paul Breckenridge And The Four Heavenly Knights - King 4258 - 1948 and "Journey's End" - Paul Breckenridge And Choir (Lucky Millinder's Orchestra) - RCA Victor 20-3622 - 1949)
• "I See A Million People (But All I Can See Is You)" - Cab Calloway And The Palmer Brothers - Okeh 6341 - 1941 (also "Blues In The Night" - Cab Calloway And The Palmer Brothers - Okeh 6422 - 1941, "Let's Go Joe" - Cab Calloway And The Cabaliers - Okeh 6720 - 1944, "Lonely" - The Palmer Brothers - Varsity 8106 - 1939, and "C-I-N-C-I-N-N-A-T-I" - The Palmer Brothers - Queen 4122 - 1946)
• "Virginia, Georgia And Caroline"/"I'll Be Around" - Cab Calloway And The Cabaliers - Columbia 36611 - 1942 (also "Brown Boy"/"Shake Hands" - Al Sears And The Sparrows - Coral 65023 - 1950, "Brown Gal" - Lil Armstrong And Her Swing Orchestra - Decca 1092 - 1936, "Brown Boy" - Clarence Palmer And The Jive Bombers - Citation 1161 - 1952, and "Tweedle Dee" - Al Sears And His Rock 'N' Rollers - Herald H-448 - 1955)
• "The Lady's In Love With You"/"F.D.R. Jones" - The Dandridge Sisters - Parlophone F 1518 - 1939 and "If I Were Sure Of You"/"Undecided" - The Dandridge Sisters - Parlophone F 1541 - 1939 (includes video of "Mutiny In The Nursery" from movie "Going Places") UPGRADED DECEMBER 30, 2017
• "Night's Curtains"/"Let Me Come Back" - The Checkers - King 4581 - 1952 (also "Love Wasn't There"/"My Prayer Tonight" - The Checkers - King 4596 - 1953 and "House With No Windows"/"Don't Stop Dan" - The Checkers - King 4710 - 1954)
• "Just How Long"/"One More Time" - The Mel-O-Dots - Apollo 1192 - 1952
• "You Mean Everything To Me" - Rudy Greene And The Four Buddies - Club "51" 103 - 1955
• "The Shrimp Man"/"Tico-Tico" "Juke Box Joe"/"The Gang That Sang Heart Of My Heart" "I Left My Heart In Mississippi"/"Too Many Irons In The Fire" "There's A Big Rock In The Road"/"Turnpike Turn" - The Ginger Snaps - Victor/RCA Victor - 1945/47 (also "Muddy Water"/"You've Got My Heart" "Low Down River Blues"/"Grandfather's Clock" - The Ginger Snaps - University - 1947)
• "Fuzzy Wuzzy"/"Down By The Old Mill Stream" - The Three Peppers - Decca 2239 - 1939 (also "Mary Had A Little Lamb"/"Was That All I Meant To You?" - The Three Peppers - Decca 8508 - 1941 and includes Soundie Video of "Mary Had A Little Lamb")
• "The Jive Is Jumpin'" - The Four Clefs - Bluebird B-8297-B - 1939 (also "I Like Pie, I Like Cake" - The Four Clefs - Bluebird B-8884-A - 1941, "V-Day Stomp" - The Four Clefs - Victor 20-1656-A - 1945, and "Dig These Blues" - The Four Clefs - Bluebird B-8655-B - 1941)
• "Tabarin"/"W-I-N-E" - The Four Flames - Fidelity F 3001 - 1951 (also "Hey Now"/"My Love Grows Stronger" - The Voices - Cash 1014 - 1955 and "Wheel Of Fortune"/"Later" - The Four Flames - Specialty SP-423 - 1952)
• "Chapel Of Memories"/"Song Of India" - Sonny Woods With The Twigs (And Johnny Moore's Blazers) - Hollywood 1015 - 1954
• "Miss Mosey" - Johnny Moore's Blazers (With Rudy Toombs) - Blaze 101A - 1954 (also "Too Late"/"You're Gonna Be Sorry" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers Featuring Mari Jones - Modern 918 - 1953)
• "Honey"/"Lullaby" - The Ravens - Hub 3030 - 1946 (also "Ricky's Blues"/"The House I Live In" - The Ravens - National 9073 - 1949 and "Careless Love"/"There's Nothing Like A Woman In Love" - The Ravens - National 9085 - 1949)
• "Onion Breath Baby" - Elroy Peace - Swing Time 334A - 1953
• "I'll Be Waiting For You"/"I Never Was So Surprised" - Rita Moss And The Satisfiers - Glenn 1001/1002 - 1951
• "Tea For Two" - Joe Mooney Quartet - Decca 23842 - 1947
• "Time Takes Care Of Everything"/"Don't Look Now" - The Ravens - Columbia 39050 - 1950 (also "You Don't Have To Drop A Heart To Break It"/"Midnight Blues" - The Ravens - Columbia 39112 - 1951 and "There's No Use Pretending"/"Wagon Wheels" - The Ravens - Mercury 5764 - 1951)
• "Say You're Mine Again" - The Three Dons And Ginny Greer - Allied ARS-5000 - 1953
• "All Is Forgiven"/"Mercy Me" - Lil Greenwood And Quartet (The Lamplighters) - Federal 12165 - 1954 (also "Tell Me You Care"/"I Used To Cry Mercy, Mercy" - The Lamplighters - Federal 12176 - 1954 and "Part Of Me"/"Turn Me Loose" - The Lamplighters - Federal 12149 - 1953)
• "I Ain't Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares For Me)" - The Harlem Highlanders With Oran "Hot Lips" Page And His Band - Decca 7714 - 1940
• "A Game Of Broken Hearts"/"Tell Me How Long The Train's Been Gone" - Kay Starr With Vocal Group (The Jubalaires) - Capitol 792 - 1949 (also "The Game Of Broken Hearts"/"Cherry Tree" - The Magichords - Regal 3237 - 1949)
• "I'll Get Along Somehow"/"Dream" - The Harmonaires - Varsity 5025 - 1949 (also "Kentucky Babe" - The Harmonaires - Royale EP 228, "Barnacle Bill" - The Harmonaires - KayBee OTM 15-1 - 1950, and "Runnin' Wild" - The Harmonaires - Varsity 5009 - 1948)
• "Darling I Know"/"Christine" - The El Rays - Checker 794 - 1954 (also "Tell The World" - The Dells - Vee-Jay 134 - 1955, "Dreams Of Contentment" - The Dells - Vee-Jay 166 - 1955, and "Darling I Know" - The El Rays - Chess LP 50030 - 1972)
• "When You're Out With Me" - The Mack Sisters - Decca 7700 - 1940 (also "Swing Along With Me" - The Mack Sisters - Decca 8507 - 1941, "Jammin' In Georgia" - The Mack Sisters - Decca 7684 - 1939, and "Stop Pretending" - Buddy Johnson And The Mack Sisters - Decca 7684 - 1939)
• "All Alone" - Doles Dickens And His Quintet - Decca 48199 - 1951 (also "Find 'em, Fool 'em And Forget 'em" - Doles Dickens And His Quintet - Decca 48115 - 1949 and "Your Ever Lovin' Slick" - The Whispers - Apollo 1156 - 1950)
• "You Never Knew"/"Fire In My Heart" - Bobby Hall And The Kings - Harlem 2322 - 1954 (also "Why? Oh, Why?" - The Kings Featuring Bobby Hall - Jax 314 - 1953, "You Made Me Cry" - The Kings Featuring Bobby Hall - Jax 316 - 1953, "Love No One"/"Sunday Kind Of Love" - Bobby Hall And The Kings - Jax 320 - 1953, and "God Made You Mine!"/"The Good Book" - The Kings - Gotham 316 - 1955)
• "I Got Rhythm"/"Rhythm" - The Five Spirits Of Rhythm - Brunswick 01715 [England] - 1933 (also "I Got Rhythm" - The Five Cousins - Brunswick TO 1335-1 - Recorded 1933, "My Old Man" - The Nephews - Brunswick 6728 - 1933, "I'll Be Ready When That Great Day Comes" - The Nephews - Brunswick 6728 - 1933, "Shoutin' In That Amen Corner" - The Spirits Of Rhythm - Brunswick 02508 [England] - 1934, and "Tom Tom The Elevator Boy" - The Four Spirits Of Rhythm - Movie - 1941)
• "I'll Be True" - The Flennoy Trio - Excelsior FT-139A - 1945 (also "I Ain't Mad At You Pretty Baby" - The Flennoy Trio - Excelsior FT-116 - 1945, "The Induction Blues" - The Flennoy Trio - Excelsior FT-117 - 1945, "E-Bob-O-Le-Bob" - The Flennoy Trio (Vocal by Tina Dixon) - Excelsior FT-130 - 1945, and "Be-Baba-Leba" - Helen Humes (With Bill Doggett Octet) - Philo PV1063 - 1945.)
• "Dream Street" - The Deep River Boys - RCA Victor 20-2305 - 1947 (also "I Left Myself Wide Open" - The Deep River Boys - RCA Victor 20-2397 - 1947, "I'm Sorry I Didn't Say I'm Sorry" - The Deep River Boys - RCA Victor 20-2610 - 1947, "I Wanna Sleep" - The Deep River Boys - RCA Victor 20-2808 - 1948, "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon" - "Fats" Waller With The Deep River Boys - Bluebird B-11569 - 1942, "My Guy's Come Back" - Thelma Carpenter/The Deep River Boys - Majestic 1017 - 1945, and "Hurry Home" - Thelma Carpenter/The Deep River Boys - Majestic 1023 - 1945.)
• "It Doesn't Make Sense To Me"/"Truthfully" - The Deep River Boys - Beacon 9143 - 1952 (also "I Still Love You"/"September Song" - The Deep River Boys - His Master's Voice B10012 - 1955, "My Castle On The Nile"/"Lucky Black Cat" - The Deep River Boys - His Master's Voice B10633 - 1955, "My Castle On The Nile" - The Deep River Boys - Pilotone 118-8 - 1946, and "My Old Home Town" - The Deep River Boys - Select R-177-S - 1952.)
• "Is It Too Late" - Savannah Churchill And The Four Tunes - Manor 1093 - 1947 (also "Time Out For Tears" - Savannah Churchill And The Four Tunes - Manor 1116 - 1948, "I Want To Cry" - Savannah Churchill And The Four Tunes - Manor 1129 - 1948, "I Understand" - The Four Tunes - Manor 1093 - 1947, "Fat Meat Is Good Meat"/"He's Commander-In-Chief Of My Heart" - Savannah Churchill - Beacon 104 - 1942, and "Two Faced Man"/"Tell Me Your Blues An' I'll Tell You Mine" - Savannah Churchill - Beacon 106 - 1942.)(includes Soundie video of "What To Do")
• "The Best Of Friends"/"The Things You Do To Me" - Savannah Churchill And The Four Tunes - Columbia 30146 - 1948 (also "I'll Never Belong To Anyone Else" - Savannah Churchill And The Four Tunes - Manor 1142 - 1948 and "Can Anyone Explain? (No, No, No)"/"The Devil Sat Down And Cried" - Savannah Churchill And The Striders - Arco 1259 - 1950.)
• "Once There Lived A Fool"/"When You Came Back To Me" - Savannah Churchill And The Striders - Regal 3309 - 1951 (also "And So I Cry"/"Wedding Bells Are Breaking Up That Old Gang Of Mine" - Savannah Churchill And The Striders - Regal 3313 - 1951 and "In Spite Of Everything You Do"/"Don't Grieve, Don't Sorrow, Don't Cry" - Savannah Churchill And The Striders - RCA Victor 20-4448 - 1951.)
• "I Don't Believe In Tomorrow"/"(It's No) Sin" - Savannah Churchill (And The Four Tunes) - RCA Victor 20-4280 - 1951 (also "Peace Of Mind" - Savannah Churchill With Ray Charles Singers - Decca 28899 - 1953, "Just Whisper" - Savannah Churchill With Quartet - Decca 29262 - 1954, "Shake A Hand"/"Shed A Tear" - Savannah Churchill - Decca 28836 - 1953, and "They Call Me A Fool"/"Let Me Be The First One To Know" - Savannah Churchill (And Vocal Group) - Argo 5251 - 1956.)
• "Little Old Lady From Baltimore" - Madeline Greene (With Vocal Ensemble) - Varsity 8136 - 1940 (also "The Boy With The Wistful Eyes" - Madeline Greene And The Three Varieties - Bluebird B-11394-B - 1941, "Ev'rything Depends On You" - Madeline Green And Boys - Bluebird B-11036-B - 1941, "It Had To Be You" - Madeline Greene And The Three Varieties - Bluebird B-11308-B - 1941, "Sally Won't You Come Back" - Madeline Greene And The Three Varieties - Bluebird B-11126-B - 1941, "Be Sure"/"I've Got A Right To Be Blue" - Madeline Greene And The Magichords - Domino D-310/D-311 - 1950, and "A Lover Is Blue" - Madeline Greene - Varsity 8136 - 1940)
• "A Neighborhood Affair"/"You Make Too Much Noise When We Kiss" - The James Quintet - Decca 48218 - 1951 (also "I'm Just A Fool"/"Paw's In The Kitchen" - The James Quintet - Derby 726 - 1949, "Wrong Again"/"What More Can I Ask?" - Austin Powell And The James Quintet - Atlantic 968 - 1952, "Have A Good Time" - Ruth Brown And The James Quintet - Atlantic 973 - 1952, "Don't Worry" - The James Quintet - Derby 732 - 1950, "Laughing On The Outside Crying On The Inside"/"Come On Up To My Room" - The Majors - Derby 779 - 1951, and "Tell Me Why" - The James Quintet - Coral 65016 - 1949)
• "Tell Them"/"Stingy Little Thing" - The Midnighters - Federal 12202 - 1954 (also "Ashamed Of Myself"/"Ring-A-Ling A-Ling" - The Midnighters - Federal 12210 - 1955, "Why Are We Apart"/"Switchie Witchie Titchie" - The Midnighters - Federal 12220 - 1955, "Partners For Life"/"Sweet Mama, Do Right" - The Midnighters - Federal 12251 - 1956, and "Do Something For Me" - The Dominoes - Federal 12001 - 1950)
• "Double Crossing Blues" - Little Esther And The Robins - Savoy 731 - 1950 (also "Just Can't Get Free" - Little Esther And The Beltones - Savoy 750 - 1950, "Cupid's Boogie" - Little Esther And Mel Walker - Savoy 750 - 1950, "I Gotta Guy" - Little Esther - Modern 20-715 - 1949, "Mistrustin' Blues" - Little Esther With Mel Walker - Savoy 735 - 1950, and "Misery" - Little Esther - Savoy 735 - 1950)
• "Wedding Boogie" - Johnny Otis' Congregation - Savoy 764 - 1950 (also "Far Away Blues (Xmas Blues)" - Little Esther And Mel Walker - Savoy 764 - 1950, "The Deacon Moves In" - Little Esther And The Dominoes - Federal 12016 - 1951, and "Heart To Heart" - Little Esther And The Dominoes - Federal 12036 - 1951)
• "Since You've Been Away"/"Wishing For You" - The Swallows - King 4466 - 1951 (also "Eternally"/"It Ain't The Meat" - The Swallows - King 4501 - 1951, "You Left Me"/"Beside You" - The Swallows - King 4525 - 1952, "You Walked In"/"I Only Have Eyes For You" - The Swallows - King 4533 - 1952, "Nobody's Lovin' Me"/"Bicycle Tillie" - The Swallows - King 4632 - 1953, and "Trust Me"/"Pleading Blues" - The Swallows - King 4656 - 1953)
• "Wonder Where My Baby's Gone"/"Ting-A-Ling" - The Clovers - Atlantic 969 - 1952 (also "Yes Sir That's My Baby"/"When You Come Back To Me" - The Clovers - Rainbow 11122 - 1950, "I Played The Fool"/"Hey, Miss Fannie" - The Clovers - Atlantic 977 - 1952, "Blue Velvet"/"If You Love Me" - The Clovers - Atlantic 1052 - 1954, "Love Bug"/"In The Morning Time" - The Clovers - Atlantic 1060 - 1954, and "Here Comes Romance"/"You Good Looking Woman" - The Clovers - Atlantic 1129 - 1957)
• "Dreams Of You"/"If You Love Me" - The Royals - Okeh 6832 - 1951 (also "I've Been Treated Wrong Too Long" - Chuck Willis With The Royals - Okeh 6985 - 1953, "My Story" - Chuck Willis - Okeh 6905 - 1952, "It's Too Late" - Chuck Willis And His Band - Atlantic 1098 - 1956, "Juanita" - Chuck Willis - Atlantic 1112 - 1956, "Betty And Dupree" - Chuck Willis - Atlantic 1168 - 1957, and "Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes"/"What Am I Living For" - Chuck Willis - Atlantic 1179 - 1958)
• "Troubles Of My Own"/"Stop Fooling Around" - Shirley Haven And The Four Jacks - Federal 12092 - 1952 (also "Sure Cure For The Blues" - Shirley Haven And The Four Jacks - Federal 12079 - 1952)
• "Do You Know Why" - Bette McLaurin (And Vocal Group) - Coral 60906 - 1953 (also "I May Hate Myself In The Morning" - Bette McLaurin And Her Friends - Derby 790 - 1952 and "I Won't Tell A Soul I Love You"/"My Heart Belongs To Only You" - Bette McLaurin With The Striders - Derby 804 - 1952)
• "Everything You Said Came True"/"Cling To Me, Baby" - Joe Alexander With Vocal Group - Capitol Americana A40023 - 1947 (also "Hold Me"/"When I Close My Eyes" - Joe Alexander With Vocal Group - Capitol Americana 40079 - 1948)
• "His Eye Is On The Sparrow"/"Low Down The Chariot" - The Coleman Brothers - Decca 8662 - 1944 (also "Get Away, Mr. Satan, Get Away"/"Raise A Rukus Tonight" - The Coleman Brothers - Decca 8673 - 1946, "Goodnight Irene" - The Coleman Brothers (With Paul Gayten Orch) - Regal 3281 - 1950, "The End Of My Journey" - The Coleman Brothers - Manor 100 - 1945, "Plenty Of Room In The Kingdom"/"I Can See Everybody's Mother But Mine" - The Coleman Brothers - Manor 102 - 1945, and "I Don't Mind Being All Alone"/"You Know I Love You, Baby" - The Colemans - Regal 3297 - 1950)
• "Please Give My Heart A Break"/"It Seems So Long Ago" - The Orioles - Jubilee 5002 - 1949 (also by The Orioles: "Forgive And Forget"/"So Much" - Jubilee 5016 - 1949, "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve"/"(It's Gonna Be A) Lonely Christmas" - Jubilee 5017 - 1949, "At Night"/"Every Dog-Gone Time" - Jubilee 5025 - 1950, "Moonlight"/"I Wonder When" - Jubilee 5026 - 1950, "It's Too Soon To Know"/"Barbra Lee" - Jubilee 5000 - 1948, and "To Be To You"/"Dare To Dream" - Jubilee 5001 - 1948)
• "Everything They Said Came True"/"You're Gone" - The Orioles - Jubilee 5028 - 1950 (also by The Orioles: "Don't Tell Her What's Happened To Me" - Jubilee 5065 - 1951, "It's Over Because We're Through" - Jubilee 5082 - 1952, "Don't Cry Baby"/"See See Rider" - Jubilee 5092 - 1952, and "Robe Of Calvary" - Jubilee 5134 - 1954)
• "Sleepy Time Gal"/"Song Of The Wanderer" - The Ebonaires - Modern 20-656 - 1949 (also "You Can't Lose A Broken Heart" - Johnnie Lee And The Ebonaires - Columbia 30172 - 1949, "Peace, Sister, Peace" - Monette Moore And The Ebonaires - Columbia 30173 - 1949, and "Three O'Clock In The Morning/Baby, You're The One" - The Ebonaires - Aladdin 3211 - 1953)
• "Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down" - Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra (With Vocal Trio) - Decca 453 - 1935 (also by Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra: "My Blue Heaven" - (With Vocal Trio) - Decca 712 - 1936, "'Taint Good" - (With Vocal Trio) - Decca 960 - 1936, "Slumming On Park Avenue" - (With The Lunceford Trio) - Decca 1128 - 1937, "'Taint What You Do" - (James "Trummy" Young/Ensemble) - Vocalion 4582 - 1939, and "Well, All Right Then" - (Ensemble) - Vocalion 4887 - 1939)
• "Water Faucet (Drip, Drip, Drip)" - Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra (With Quartet) - Majestic 1122 - 1947 (also "It Had To Be You" - Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra (With Lunceford Quartet) - Decca 18504 - 1942, "A Study In Blue" - Savannah Churchill - Manor 1161 - 1949, "Jackie" - Eddie Wilcox And Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra - Manor 1161 - 1949, "That's The Gal For Me" - Sy Oliver Orchestra (Vocal By Bob Marshall And The Aristokats) - Decca 24653 - 1949, "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes" - Sy Oliver Orchestra (Vocal By Jack Haskell And The Aristokats) - Decca 24807 - 1949, and "Aboard The Sentimental Train" - Sy Oliver Orchestra (Vocal By The Tune Timers) - Decca 27809 - 1951)
• "When I Grow Too Old To" - The Tempo Jazz Men - Dial 1004 - 1946 (also "Oop-Bop Sh-Bam" - Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra - Jivin' In Be-Bop Movie - 1946)
• "Near You"/"I'm Holding Tight To My Love For You" - Dolores Brown And The Auditones - Sterling 3001 - 1947 (also "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man"/"A Good Deal" - Dolores Brown And The Auditones - Sterling 3002 - 1947, "Near You"/"As Years Go By" - The Auditones - Rainbow 10025 - 1947, "Always" - Ace Harris And His Quartet - Sterling 3008 - 1948, and "Boogie Woogie Time Down South" - Lillette And Her Escorts - Sterling SR 108 - 1946)
• "Knock Kneed Sal (On The Mourner's Bench)" - The Ink Spots - Decca 2286 - 1939 (also "Hey Doc!" - The Ink Spots - Decca 3987 - 1941 and "Nothin'" - The Ink Spots - Decca 4045 - 1941)
• "Home Is Where The Heart Is" - The Ink Spots - Decca 24192 - 1947 (also "I'll Make Up For Everything"/"It's All Over But The Crying" - The Ink Spots - Decca 24286 - 1948, "I Woke Up With A Teardrop In My Eye"/"The Best Things In Life Are Free" - The Ink Spots - Decca 24327 - 1948, "A Fool Grows Wise" - The Ink Spots - Decca 27493 - 1951, "More Of The Same Old You"/"What Can You Do?" - The Ink Spots - Decca 27632 - 1951, and "You May Be The Sweetheart Of Somebody Else" - The Ink Spots - Decca 28164 - 1952)
• "Rockin Chair"/"Whiffenpoof Song" - The Four Notes - Paradise 115/116 - 1948 (also "Away"/"East Side, West Side" - Gotham's Four Notes - Gotham G-164 - 1948, "That's The Groovy Thing - Part A/B" - Earl Bostic And His Orchestra - Gotham 111 - 1946, "Jungle Twilight" - The Four Notes - Premier 29002 - 1945, "St. Louis Blues" - The Four Notes - International Record D-215 - 1946, "Eileen" - The Four Notes - International Record IRC-454 - 1946, and "Away" - Earl Bostic And His Orchestra - Gotham 144 B - 1947)
• "Camp Meeting Jamboree"/"When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" - Lucky Millinder And Mills Blue Rhythm Band - Variety VA 624 - 1937 (also "Hey Huss!"/"Ride, Red, Ride" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 4146 - 1942 and "The Stuff Is Here" - Mills Blue Rhythm Band - Bluebird B-5688 - 1934)
• "Fightin' Doug MacArthur"/"We're Gonna Have To Slap The Dirty Little Jap" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 4261 - 1942 (also "Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 18674 - 1944, "Shorty's Got To Go" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 18867 - 1946, "Oh Babe!"/"Silent George" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - King 4418 - 1950, "Shout, Sister, Shout!" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 48057 - 1942, "Dont Cry Baby" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Decca 18569 - 1943, "Who Said Shorty Wasn't Coming Back"/"Clap Your Hands" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - King 4398 - 1950, and "Bongo Boogie"/"I'm Waiting Just For You" - Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - King 4453 - 1951)
• "I've Been Through The Mill With Bill"/"Always Mine" - Ann Cornell And The Rhythm Masters - Bandwagon 517 - 1948 (also "Until Now"/"I Was The Third On A Match" - The Rhythmasters - Bennett 401 - 1949, "I Shouldn't Have Passed Your House" - The Rhythmasters - Demonstration Record - 1949, "I Shouldn't Have Passed Your House"/"Night After Night" - The Rhythm Kings - Ivory 751 - 1949, "If I Can't Have The One I Love"/"How Do You Measure Love" - The Rhythm Kings - Ivory 755 - 1949, "If I Can't Have The One I Love" - The Four Pals - Royal Roost 610 - 1955, "I've Got It Bad And That Ain't Good"/"Why Is It So" - Ann Cornell - Sterling 3003 - 1947, and "When Your Lover Has Gone"/"Mad About You" - Ann Cornell - Sterling 3004 A - 1947) (includes video)
• "If I Could Just Make It In"/"Saviour, Don't Pass Me By" - Ernestine B. Washington And The Dixie Hummingbirds - Manor 104 - 1945 (also "The Lord Will Make A Way"/"I Thank You Lord" - Ernestine Washington And The Southern Sons - Manor 1084 - 1947, "My Record Will Be There" - The Dixie Hummingbirds - Apollo 108 - 1946, "When They Ring Them Golden Bells" - The Southern Sons - Bluebird 34-0734 - 1945, "Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition" - The Southern Sons - Bluebird 30-0806 - 1942, "Chattanooga Choo Choo"/"Baby Won't You Fall In Love" - The Knites Of Rhythm - Bluebird B-8882 - 1942, and "God's Amazing Grace"/"Where Could I Go But To The Lord" - Sister Ernestine B. Washington (Bunk Johnson Orchestra) - Disc Asch 6039A - 1947)
• "When That Man Is Dead And Gone"/"Jenny" - Mildred Bailey with The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 3661 - 1941 (also "I'm Afraid Of Myself"/"Georgia On My Mind" - Mildred Bailey with The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 3691 - 1941, "Rockin' Chair"/"Sometimes I'm Happy" - Mildred Bailey with The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 3755 - 1941, "Ev'rything Depends On You" - Mildred Bailey with The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 3888 - 1941, "It's So Peaceful In The Country" - Mildred Bailey With The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 3953 - 1941, "There'll Be Some Changes Made" - Mildred Bailey And The Delta Rhythm Boys - CBS Radio Transcription - 1943, and "Don't Dally With The Devil (Too Long)" - Mildred Bailey And The Charioteers - Vocalion 5209 - 1939)
• "I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome For You"/"When I Come Back Crying" - Ella Fitzgerald And Her Four Keys - Decca 4315 - 1942 (also "I'm Beginning To See The Light"/"That's The Way It Is" - Ella Fitzgerald And The Ink Spots - Decca 23399 - 1945, "It's Only A Paper Moon"/"Cry You Out Of My Heart" - Ella Fitzgerald And The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 23425 - 1945, "For Sentimental Reasons"/"It's A Pity To Say Goodnight" - Ella Fitzgerald And The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 23670 - 1946, "All I Need Is You"/"Mama Come Home" - Ella Fitzgerald And The Keys - Decca 18347 - 1942", "My Heart And I Decided" - Ella Fitzgerald And The Keys - Decca 18530 - 1942, "If I Ever Get My Feet In Indiana"/"Stairway To The Stars" - The Keys - Melody 1051 - 1947, and nine additional songs either by Ella Fitzgerald backed by vocal harmony or The Keys/Furness Men/Furness Brothers)
• "She Believed A Gypsy"/"Do You Care?" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 8561 - 1941 (also "Let Me Off Uptown"/"Take The 'A' Train" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 8578 - 1941, "Mad About Her, Sad Without Her, How Can I Be Glad Without Her Blues"/"Keep Smilin', Keep Laughin', Be Happy" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 4266 - 1942, "Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 4406 - 1942, "Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me"/"Trav'lin' Light" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 4440 - 1944, "That Old Black Magic"/"Knock Me A Kiss" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - AFRS 061 Jubilee - 1944, plus seven additional versions of "Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition") (includes two videos)
• "But She's My Buddy's Chick" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 18911 - 1946 (also "Just Squeeze Me"/"Hello, Goodbye, Forget It" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - Decca 23771 - 1946, "Jenny Kissed Me"/"Bye, Bye, Alibi Baby" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - RCA Victor 20-2183 - 1947, "I'm Awfully Strong For You" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - RCA Victor 20-2271 - 1947, "Dancin' With Someone" - The Delta Rhythm Boys - RCA Victor 20-5217 - 1953, and ten songs from the Amos 'N' Andy Radio Show, plus five additional selections)
• "Funny How You Get Along Without Me"/"Walkin' With My Shadow" - The Four Knights - Decca 48014 - 1946 (also "He'll Understand And Say Well Done"/"Lead Me To That Rock" - The Four Knights - Decca 48018 - 1947, "Just In Case You Change Your Mind"/"Don't Be Ashamed To Say I Love You" - The Four Knights - Decca 48026 - 1947, "I'm Falling For You"/"So Soon" - The Four Knights (Andy Kirk Orchestra) - Decca 24139 - 1947, "Wrapped Up In A Dream"/"Don't Cry, Cry Baby" - The Four Knights - Coral 60046 - 1949, "I Have Heard"/"I'm Gonna Walk Right In (And Make Myself At Home)" - The Southland Singers - Tru-Blue 201 - 1948, four versions of "Well Done/He'll Understand", ten songs from Lang-Worth transcription discs, and ten songs from the Red Skelton Radio Show)
• "In The Chapel In The Moonlight" - The Four Knights - Capitol 1840 - 1951 (also "I Wish I Had A Girl"/"The Way I Feel" - The Four Knights - Capitol 1930 - 1952, "Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely)"/"I Couldn't Stay Away From You" - The Four Knights - Capitol 2654 - 1953, "Walkin' And Whistlin' Blues"/"Who Am I?" - The Four Knights - Capitol 1707 - 1951, nine more songs on Capitol, and three songs with Nat "King" Cole) (includes video)
• "Before This Time Another Year"/"When It's All Over But The Shoutin'" - The Jubalaires - Decca 8666 - 1945 (also "Get Together With The Lord"/"I Know" - The Jubalaires - Decca 18782 - 1946, "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"/"I Don't Know What I'd Do Without You" - The Jubalaires (Andy Kirk Orchestra) - Decca 18916 - 1946, "Sunday Kind Of Love"/"Pray" - The Jubalaires - Queen 4163 - 1947, "St. Louis Blues"/"It Ain't What You Want That Does You Good" - The Jubalaires - Capitol 57-70040 - 1949, "Blue Ribbon Gal" - Johnny Smith And The Jubalaires - Capitol 821 - 1950, "That Old Piano Roll Blues"/"A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes" - The Jubalaires - Capitol 845 - 1950, "The Old Pianola"/"Little Mr. Big" - The Jubalaires - Capitol 1054 - 1950, "Well Done! Well Done!"/"Gabriel Sound Your Trumpet" - The Jubalaires - Harlem 1012 - 1947, and ten songs from the Amos 'N' Andy Radio Show) (includes video)
• "Keep Me With You"/"Things Got Tuff Again" - The Dixiaires - 20th Century 20-60 - 1948 (also "Just A Closer Walk With Thee"/"Handwriting On The Wall" - The Dixie-Aires - Exclusive 37x - 1948, "Go Long"/"Long, Lean And Lanky" - The Dixieaires - Gotham G-163 - 1948, "Joe Louis Is A Fightin' Man"/"I'm Going To Shoulder My Cross" - The Dixiaires - Sittin' in with 2012 - 1949, "Joshua"/"My Time Ain't Long" - The Dixiaires - Lenox L-514 - 1949, "Your Red Wagon"/"River Stay Away From My Door" - The Dixiaires - Continental C-1227 - 1948, "You Can't Cure The Blues"/"Until You Say You Are Mine" - The Dixiaires - Continental C-6067 - 1948, "I've Got Good News" - The Dixie-Aires - Columbia University Press VD 602 - 1949, "Casey Jones"/"Playing With Fire" - The Dixiaires - Exclusive 116x - 1949, and "Traveling All Alone"/"I'm Not Like I Used To Be" - The Dixieaires - Harlem 2326 - 1954)
• "Can't Do Sixty No More"/"Chain Me Baby" - The Du-Droppers - Red Robin 108 - 1952 (also "I Wanna Know"/"Laughing Blues" - The Du Droppers - RCA Victor 20-5229 - 1953, "Come On And Love Me Baby"/"Go Back" - The Du-Droppers - Red Robin 116 - 1953, "Somebody Work On My Baby's Mind"/"Whatever You're Doin'" - The Du Droppers - RCA Victor 20-5425 - 1953, "Dead Broke"/"Speed King" - The Du Droppers - Groove G-001 - 1953, "The Note In The Bottle"/"Mama's Gone, Goodbye" - Sunny Gale And The Du Droppers - RCA Victor 20-5543 - 1953, "Don't Cry Mama" - Sunny Gale And The Du Droppers - RCA Victor 20-5677 - 1954, "A Simple Prayer"/"Water Boy" - The Ravens - Argo 5261 - 1956, "I Found Out"/"Little Girl, Little Girl" - The Du Droppers - RCA Victor 20-5321 - 1953, and "Let Me Go, Lover" - The Valiants - Joy 235 - 1959)
• "The Green Grass Grows All Around" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 8605 - 1942 (also "Five Guys Named Moe" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 8653 - 1943, "Deacon Jones" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 8654 - 1943, "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (Ma' Baby)" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 8659 B - 1944, "Beans And Corn Bread" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 24673 - 1949, "Saturday Night Fish Fry - Part 1 And (Concluded)" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 24725 - 1949, "School Days" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 24815 - 1949, "Safe, Sane And Single" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 24587 - 1949, "Daddy-O"/"You're On The Right Track Baby" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five And Martha Davis - Decca 24502 - 1948, and several others)
• "Beware" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 23931 - 1947 (also "Buzz Me" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 18734 - 1945, "Caldonia" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 23932 A - 1947, Plus Six Additional Versions Of "Caldonia" and Two Additional Versions Of "Buzz Me", Plus Eight Videos) (includes videos)
• "Blue Light Boogie - Parts One & Two" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 27114 - 1950 (also "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby"/"You Will Always Have A Friend" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 27620 - 1951, "Oil Well, Texas" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 28225 - 1951, "Wake Up, Jacob" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 29263 - 1954, "Lollypop" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Decca 29018 - 1954, "Dad Gum Ya Hide, Boy" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Aladdin 3223 - 1954, "Time Is A Passin'" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Aladdin 3279 - 1955, "It's Been Said" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - 'X' X-0116 - 1955, "Ooo Wee" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Aladdin 3227 - 1954, "A Dollar Down" - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - Aladdin 3243 - 1954, "Chicken Back" - Louis Jordan And His Tympani Five - 'X' 0182 - 1955, "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do"/"I'll Never Be Free" - Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Jordan With The Tympany Five - Decca 27200 - 1950, and four selections with Chick Webb's Orchestra plus more)
• "Ace In The Hole"/"It's A Killer, Mr. Miller" - The Three Riffs - Decca 7634 - 1939 (also "I'm Glad For Your Sake"/"Bewildered"/"My Last Goodbye" - Joe Medlin With The Three Riffs - Atlantic 867 - 1948, "It's My Nerves, Baby" - Manhattan Paul With Paul Bascomb's Combo - Manor 1106 - 1948, "I Wish I Didn't Love You So"/"Hard Ridin' Mama" - Manhattan Paul With The Three Riffs - Atlantic 868 - 1949, "I'm Gone" - King Pleasure With The Three Riffs - Prestige 908 - 1954, "A Rough And Ready Man" - Cousin Ida - Asa 1002 - 1950, "I'll Always Be In Love With You" - The X-Rays (Vocal By Milton Larkin) - Savoy 681 A - 1948, "If I Ever Find You, Baby" - Buddy Johnson And Ensemble - Decca 24641 - 1949, "Easy Come, Easy Go Lover" - Joe Medlin With The Ray Charles Singers - Decca 29034 - 1954, "The Man With The Horn" - Chris Powell And The Five Blue Flames - Columbia 39272 - 1951, "Red Top" - King Pleasure With Betty Carter - Prestige 821 - 1953, "Got Cool Too Soon" - Paul Bascomb [And Ensemble] - States S-110 - 1952, plus three additional versions of "Ace In The Hole")
• LOUIS PRIMA - PART ONE:"Sing-A-Spell" - Louis Prima And His Gleeby Rhythm Orchestra - Varsity 8166 - 1940 (also "Angelina"/"Robin Hood" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra - Majestic 1016 - 1944, "It Takes A Long Tall Brown-Skin Gal" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra - Majestic 1037 - 1945, "The White Cliffs Of Dover" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra - Hit 7109 - 1944, "I Want To Go To Tokio" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra - Hit 7123 - 1944, "Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well " - Louis Prima And His Orchestra - Majestic 7151 - 1945, "Bell Bottom Trousers" - Louis Prima Orchestra (Vocal by Lily Ann Carol) - Majestic 7134 - 1945, "I Wanna Get Married " - Louis Prima Orchestra (Vocal by Lilyann Carol) - Hit 7125 - 1945, plus five more selections)
• LOUIS PRIMA - PART TWO:"I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Lilyann Carol And Jack Powers) - Majestic 1050 - 1946 (also "My Valentine" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Jack Powers And Ensemble) - Majestic 1058 - 1946, "A Flea And A Fly In A Flue" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Louis Prima And Tune-Timers) - Majestic 1076 - 1946, "Maria Mia" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Jack Powers And Ensemble) - Majestic 1157 - 1947, "Forsaking All Others" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Cathy Allen, Louis Prima and Chorus) - RCA Victor 20-2400 - 1947, "Voit Cowboy"/"Mary Lou" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra With Foy Willing And The Riders Of The Purple Sage - Majestic 5003 - 1946, plus four more selections)
• LOUIS PRIMA - PART THREE: "Nosy-Body" - Louis Prima And His Orchestra (Vocal by Louis Prima And Judy Lynn) - Majestic 1076 A - 1946 (also "Aren't I Your Sweetheart" - Judy Lynn And The Sweetland Singers - Coral 60757 - 1952, "Pretty Bride" - Judy Lynn And The Ray Charles Quartet - Coral 60757 - 1952, "Lover Be Careful" - Judy Lynn (Multiple Voice Backing) - Coral 60876 - 1952)
• BABS AND HER BROTHERS: "Let's Swing It"/"My Very Good Friend–The Milkman" - Babs And Her Brothers - Decca 505 - 1935 (also "You're So Darn Charming"/"Double Trouble" - Babs And Her Brothers - Decca 518 - 1935, "A Little Bit Independent"/"When A Great Love comes Along" - Babs And Her Brothers - Decca 634 - 1936, "No Other One"/"Yankee Doodle Never Went To Town" - Babs And Her Brothers - Decca 635 - 1936, "Let's Swing It" - Ray Noble And His Orchestra (Vocal by The Freshmen) - Victor 25070 - 1935, "Double Trouble" - Ray Noble And His Orchestra (Vocal by The Freshmen) - Victor 25105 - 1935, "My Very Good Friend–The Milkman" - Dorsey Brothers Orchestra (Vocal by Kay Weber, Bob Eberle And Trio) - Decca 519 - 1935, "(If I Had) Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes" - Joe Haymes Orchestra (Vocal by Cliff Weston And The Headliners) - Melotone 6-02-07 - 1936, "(If I Had) Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes" - Tommy Dorsey And His Clambake Seven (Vocal by Edythe Wright And Ensemble) - Victor 25201 - 1936, "(If I Had) Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes" - Wingy Mannone Orchestra (Vocal by Wingy Mannone And The Boys) - Vocalion 3158 - 1936, "All Through The Night" - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (Vocal by The Three Esquires And Edythe Wright) - Victor 25866 - 1938, plus two more selections by The Smoothies)
• THE SMOOTHIES: "Chew-Chew-Chew" - The Smoothies - Bluebird B-10295 - 1939 (also "Ain't She Sweet"/"Breezin' Along With The Breeze" - The Smoothies - Bluebird B-10310 - 1939, "Say 'Si' 'Si'" - The Smoothies - Bluebird B-10616 - 1940, "The Girl With The Pigtails In Her Hair" - The Smoothies (Hal Kemp Orchestra) - Victor 26385 - 1939, "Playmates" - Hal Kemp And His Orchestra (Vocal by The Smoothies) - Victor 26469 - 1940, "Jenny" - Mitchell Ayres And His Fashions-In-Music (Vocal by Mary Ann Mercer And Chorus) - Bluebird B-11035 - 1941, "Roll Me Over"/"Blue Skies" - The Smoothies - Apollo 1015 - 1946, plus six songs from radio broadcasts, and four more versions of "Playmates")
• THE SOFT WINDS: "They're Mine, They're Mine, They're Mine"/"I Told Ya I Love Ya Now Get Out" - The Soft Winds - Majestic 1180 - 1947 (also "To Be Continued"/"That's The Kind Of Gal I Dream Of" - The Soft Winds - Majestic 1182 - 1947, "Shave And A Haircut"/"My Sweet Patoot With The Bumbershoot" - The Soft Winds - Majestic 1221 - 1948, and "When You're Smiling"/"Pin Stripe Pants" - The Soft Winds - Majestic 1235 - 1948)
• THE MILLS BROTHERS - PART ONE: "Tiger Rag"/"Nobody's Sweetheart" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 1229 (England) - 1931 (also "Tiger Rag" - The Washboard Rhythm Kings - Bluebird B-6084 - 1932, "Wah-Dee-Dah" - The Washboard Rhythm Kings - Brunswick A 86018 (England) - 1933, "Wah-Dee-Dah" - The Three Keys - Brunswick 1381 Label (England) - 1932, "Nobody's Sweetheart" - The Foursome - Decca 1480 - 1937, "My Honey's Lovin' Arms" - Bing Crosby And The Mills Brothers - Columbia DB 1971 (England) - 1933, "My Honey's Lovin' Arms" - The Foursome - Decca 1867 - 1938, "Ida Sweet As Apple Cider" - Bing Crosby Assisted By The Foursome - Decca 2494 - 1939, "Baby Won't You Please Come Home" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6225 - 1932, "I Heard" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6269 - 1932, "Coney Island Washboard"/"It Don't Mean A Thing" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6377 - 1932, "It Don't Mean A Thing" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 2982 - 1939, "Fiddlin' Joe" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 1497 (England) - 1933, "Dinah" - Bing Crosby With The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6485 (6420) - 1933 (1932), "Shine" - Bing Crosby With The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6276 - 1932, and "Dinah" - Ted Lewis And The Four Dusty Travelers - Columbia 2181-D - 1930)
• THE MILLS BROTHERS - PART TWO: "Money In My Pockets"/"Swing It Sister" - The Mills Brothers - Columbia D0-1181 (Australia) - 1934 (also "Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet" - The Mills Brothers - Brunswick 6913 - 1934, "Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 2982 - 1939, "'Ida' Sweet As Apple Cider" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 165 - 1934, "Old Fashioned Love" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 166 - 1934, "Some Of These Days"/"I've Found A New Baby" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 228 - 1934, "I've Found A New Baby" - The Three Keys - Brunswick A 9772 (France) - 1933, "Sweet Georgia Brown"/"There Goes My Headache" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 380 - 1935, "Sweet Lucy Brown"/"Moanin' For You" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 497 - 1935,) (includes video of "Lulu's Back In Town" from movie "Broadway Gondolier")
• THE MILLS BROTHERS - PART THREE: "'Long About Midnight" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 1360 - 1937 (also "Since We Fell Out Of Love" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 1495 - 1937, "Julius Caesar" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 1964 - 1938, "Lambeth Walk" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 2008 - 1938, "Side Kick Joe" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 2599 - 1939, "A Bird In The Hand" - The Mills Brothers - Decca 3486 - 1940, "Darling Nellie Gray"/"Carry Me Back To Old Virginny" - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 1495 - 1937, "The Old Folks At Home" - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 1360 - 1937, "In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree" - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 1495 - 1937, "The Flat Foot Floogee" - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 1876 - 1938, "My Walking Stick"/"The Song Is Ended" - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 1892 - 1938, "W.P.A." - Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers - Decca 3151 - 1940, plus eight additional selections)
• RUTH BROWN - PART ONE: "So Long" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 879 - 1949 (also "I'll Get Along Somehow" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 887 - 1949, "Teardrops From My Eyes"/"Am I Making The Same Mistake Again?" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 919 - 1950, "I'll Wait For You"/"Standing On The Corner" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 930 - 1951, "Three Letters"/"Good-For-Nothin' Joe" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 978 - 1952, "Wine-O-Wine" - Willis 'Gator Tail' Jackson Orchestra (Vocal By The 4 'Gators) - Atlantic 957 - 1951, "Wee Wee Hours Parts 1 & 2" - Stick McGhee And His Buddies - Atlantic 955 - 1952, plus three more selections)
• RUTH BROWN - PART TWO: "Mend Your Ways"/"Wild Wild Young Men" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 993 - 1953 (also "I Would If I Could"/"The Tears Keep Tumbling Down" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1005 - 1953, "If You Don't Want Me"/"Love Contest" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1018 - 1954, "If I Had Any Sense"/"Hello Little Boy" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1027 - 1954, "Oh What A Dream"/"Please Don't Freeze" - Ruth Brown And Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1036 - 1954, "Mambo Baby"/"Somebody Touched Me" - Ruth Brown And Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1044 - 1954, "Ever Since My Baby's Been Gone"/"Bye Bye Young Men" - Ruth Brown And Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1051 - 1954, "Soul On Fire" - LaVerne Baker - Atlantic 1004 - 1953, "Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop Part 1" - Wynonie Harris With Hamp-Tone All Stars - Hamp-Tone 100 - 1946, plus six more selections)
• RUTH BROWN - PART THREE: "I Can See Everybody's Baby"/"As Long As I'm Moving" - Ruth Brown And Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1059 - 1955 (also "What'd I Say"/"It's Love Baby" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1072 - 1955, "It's Love Baby" - The Midnighters - Federal 12227 - 1955, "Corrine Corrina" - Art Tatum Band [Vocal By Joe Turner] - Decca 8563 B - 1941, "Corrine Corrina" - Joe Turner - Atlantic 1088 - 1956, "Shake It And Break It" - Varsity Seven [Vocal By Joe Turner] - Varsity 8179 - 1940, "Love Has Joined Us Together"/"I Gotta Have You" - Ruth Brown And Clyde McPhatter - Atlantic 1077 - 1955, "Old Man River"/"I Want To Do More" - Ruth Brown And Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1082 - 1955, "Sweet Baby Of Mine"/"I'm Getting Right" - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1091 - 1956, "Ol' Man River" - Snub Mosley And His Band - Decca 7768 A - 1941, "Ol' Man River" - Dusty Brooks And The Four Tones - Majestic 78-123 - 1950, "I Want To Be Loved"/"Mom Oh Mom" - Ruth Brown And Chorus - Atlantic 1102 - 1956, "I Want To Be Loved" - Savannah Churchill And The Sentimentalists - Manor 1046-B - 1946, "I Want To Be Loved" - The Golden Arrow Quartet - Continental C-6048-B - 1947, "I Want To Be Loved" - Lionel Hampton And His Hamptonians - Decca 23879 A - 1947, plus six more selections) (includes video)
• LOUMELL MORGAN TRIO: "What In The World Am I Goin' To Do" - Loumell Morgan Trio - Super Disc 1000A - 1945 (also "Lay It On The Line" - Jimmy Crawley's Musical Chips - Super Disc 1027 - 1947, "Keep Your Big Mouth Shut" - Bull Moose Jackson - Super Disc 1045 - 1947, "It's Right Here For You"/"You're In Love With Every One" - Viola Watkins - Super Disc 1047 - 1947, "Them There Eyes"/"Watcha Know, Joe?" - Loumell Morgan Trio - Melody Parade - 1943, "Blues In The Night"/"Bow Tie Jim" - Loumell Morgan Trio - Apollo 1019 - 1946, and "It Had To Be You" - Loumell Morgan Trio - AFRS Jubilee 106 - 3-10-45)
• LaVERN BAKER - PART ONE: "How Long"/"I've Tried" - Miss Sharecropper - National 9151 - 1951 (also "Take Out Some Time"/"I Want To Rock" - Miss Sharecropper - National 9153 - 1951, "I Want A Lavender Cadillac" - Maurice King And His Wolverines (Vocal By Bea Baker) - OKeh 6800 - 1951, "Pig Latin Blues"/"Lost Child" - Lavern Baker - King 4566 - 1952, "I Can't Hold Out Any Longer"/"I'm Living My Life For You" - LaVern Baker - Atlantic 1030 - 1954, "My Beat Is 125th St."/"Go To Work Pretty Daddy" - Eunice Davis - Atlantic 992 - 1953, "Open The Door"/"Big Leg Mama" - Vann Walls And The Rockets - Atlantic 988 - 1953, "I'll Live Again"/"Two Loves Have I" - The Diamonds - Atlantic 1003 - 1953, "Romance In The Dark"/"Cherry" - The Diamonds - Atlantic 1017 - 1953, "Lonesome And Blue" - Joan Shaw With Hal Singer And His Orchestra - Coral 65086 - 1952, plus seven more selections.)
• LaVERN BAKER - PART TWO: "Tweedle Dee"/"Tomorrow Night" - LaVern Baker And The Gliders - Atlantic 1047 - 1954 (also "That's All I Need"/"Bop-Ting-A-Ling" - LaVern Baker And The Gliders - Atlantic 1057 - 1955, "Play It Fair"/"That Lucky Old Sun" - LaVern Baker And The Gliders - Atlantic 1075 - 1955, "Tweedle Dee" - Al Sears And His Rock 'N' Rollers - Herald H-448 - 1955, "That's All I Need" - Lincoln Chase And The Sandmen - Columbia 40475 - 1955, "That's All I Need" - Rusty Draper And Vocal Group - Mercury 70619 - 1955, "That Lucky Old Sun" - Herb Lance And Vocal Group [The Beavers] - Sittin' in with 524 - 1949, "That Lucky Old Sun - Louis Armstrong And Chorus - Decca 24752 - 1949, "That Lucky Old Sun" - Jimmy Saunders And The Riddlers - Signature Hi-Tone 232 - 1949, "That Lucky Old Sun" - Frankie Laine And The Rhythmaires - Mercury 5316 - 1949, and "That Lucky Old Sun" - Chuck Foster Orhestra [Vocal By Lee Shearin And The Foster Foursome] - Vocalion 55035 - 1949.)
• LaVERN BAKER - PART THREE: "Fee Fee Fi Fo Fum"/"I'll Do The Same For You" - LaVern Baker And The Gliders - Atlantic 1093 - 1956 (also "Still"/"I Can't Love You Enough" - LaVern Baker (With Vocal Group) - Atlantic 1104 - 1956, "Humpty Dumpty Heart"/"Love Me Right" - LaVern Baker (With Vocal Group) - Atlantic 1150 - 1957, "Rock Love" - Eddie Fontaine With The Excels - 'X' X-0096 - 1955, "I Miss You So"/"On Bended Knee" - Eddie Fontaine With The Excels - 'X' X-0108 - 1955, "40 Cups Of Coffee" - Danny Overbea - Checker 774 - 1953, "I Could, But I Won't" - Danny Overbea - Checker 784 - 1953, "Ebony Chant" - Danny Overbea - Checker 788 - 1954, and "Treasure Of Love"/"When You're Sincere" - Clyde McPhatter (With Vocal Group) - Atlantic 1092 - 1956) (includes video of "Love Me Right" by LaVern Baker from movie "Mister Rock And Roll")
• TETRA RECORDS STORY: "Angel Face"/"Kiss Me Quickly" - The Neons - Tetra 4444 - 1956 (also "Go Cat, Go"/"A Good Woman's Leavin'" - Bill Flagg - Tetra 4445 - 1956, "Evening Shadows Falling"/"I've Got Plenty Of Love" - The Seniors - Tetra 4446 - 1956, "So Good"/"One Question" - The Playboys - Tetra 4447 - 1956, "Guitar Rock"/"I'm So Lonely" - Bill Flagg And His Rockabillies - Tetra 4448 - 1956, "Road To Romance"/"My Chickadee" - The Neons - Tetra 4449 - 1957, "Good Morning, Captain"/"21 Years (It Takes A Worried Man)" - Joe D. Gibson - Tetra 4450 - 1957, "Doin' My Time" (From Tetra Master) - Bill Flagg - M-G-M 12637 - 1958, and "I Will Always Love You" (From Tetra Master) - Bill Flagg (With Vocal Group) - M-G-M 12637 - 1958)
• THE FOUR TONES - PART ONE: "Muggin' With A Swing" - The Four Tones - D & S 153 - 1939 (also "What A Fool I Was"/"Two Hearts To Beat Tonight" - The Four Tones - Ebony 100 - 1941, "Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat"/"Goodnight Baby, Goodnight" - The Four Tones And Eddie Beal Trio - Make Believe Ballroom A.M. 02357,8/Bluebird B-11408 - 1941/1942, "Beyond The Stars"/"Sweet Mint Julep Man" - The Four Tones And Eddie Beal Trio - Exclusive AM-02494,5 - 1944, "Here's Hoping" - Herb Jeffries And Homer Hall Chorus - Exclusive 103 - 1944, "At Least You Could Save Me A Dream" - Herb Jeffries, Eddie Beal Trio, Three Shades Of Rhythm - Excelsior 00100 - 1944, "Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat" - The Ink Spots - Decca 4045 - 1941, and "Jumpin' Jive" - Larry Breeze Orchestra, The Four Toppers - Ammor 101 - 1940) (includes video of "Pay Day Blues" by Herbert Jeffrey And The Four Tones from movie "The Bronze Buckaroo")
• THE FOUR TONES - PART TWO: "I'll Follow You"/"Do, Do, Baby" - The Four Tones With Sophia Nae - A-1 A-1001 - 1944 (also "Someone Over Here Loves Someone Over There"/"Hey, What You Say" - The Four Tones - Preview A-666 - 1945, "Two Tears Met"/"Satchel Mouth Baby" - The Four Tones - Preview A-668 - 1945, "Thank You For The Lies"/"Play Jackpot" - Dusty Brooks And His Four Tones - Memo 1001 - 1945, "Uptown Rhythm"/"Little Chum" - Dusty Brooks And His Four Tones - Memo 1002 - 1945, "Please Don't Rush Me"/"Seclusion" - Dusty Brooks And His Four Tones - Memo 1003 - 1945, "Put Your Cards On The Table" - Dusty Brooks And His Four Tones - Memo 7001-A - 1948, "From Twilight 'Till Dawn"/"Lovely Hannah" - Ceelle Burke Orchestra And Three Shades And Four Dreamers - Exclusive AM-02686 - 1944, and "Sleepy Time In Hawaii"/"Pickin' A Rib" - Otis Rene With The Jones Boys Sing Band - Decca 1439 A - 1937, plus seven more versions of "Satchel Mouth Baby") (includes videos of "Satchel Mouth Baby" by Deek Watson And His Brown Dots from movie "Boy! What A Girl" and "Pickin' A Rib" by The Jones Boys Sing Band from movie short "Hollywood Handicap")
• THE FOUR TONES - PART THREE: "Muse A While"/"Why Should I?" - Clarence Muse With Dusty Brooks And The Four Tones - Kangaroo KM-1300 - 1949 (also "Bag-Pipe Boogie"/"You Told A Lie" - Ruby Peters With Dusty Brooks And The Four Tones - Kangaroo K-1301 - 1949, "Genevieve"/"The World Wasn't Made That Way" - Sy Tabu Mike With Dusty Brooks And His Four Tones - Checker 700 - 1949, "I Didn't Cry"/"Shuffleboard Boogie" - Ray Wheaton With Dusty Brooks And The Four Tones - ABC-Eagle ABC 228 - 1950, "Ol' Man River"/"Cream O' Wheat" - Dusty Brooks And The Four Tones - Majestic 78-123 - 1950, "Once There Lived A Fool" - Dusty Brooks And His Tones - Columbia 30236 - 1951, "I Ain't Gonna Worry No More" - Dusty Brooks And His Tones - Columbia 30241 - 1951, "Heaven Or Fire" - Dusty Brooks And His Tones (Vocal By Juanita Brown) - Sun 182 - 1953, "Tears And Wine" - Dusty Brooks And His Tones (Vocal By Juanita Brown And Joe Alexander) - Sun 182 - 1953, and "Fat Boogie Woogie" - Ollie Jackson And Band - Juke Box JB-508 - 1946, plus eighteen more songs, and "Jessie Mae Robinson")
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART ONE: "Rhythm & Bugs" - Savoy Dictators - Savoy 100 - 1942 (also "Don't Stop Now"/"Moon Nocturne" - Bonnie Davis With The Bunny Banks Trio - Savoy 102 - 1943, "Why Don't You Do Right"/"He Knows How To Knock Me Out" - Bonnie Davis With The Bunny Banks Trio - Savoy 104 - 1943, "No Love Blues" - Bonnie Davis With The Bunny Banks Trio - Savoy 110 - 1943, "Get In Touch With Me" - Bonnie Davis With The Bunny Banks Trio - Savoy 112 - 1943, "Rock My Soul" - Johnson Jubilee Singers - King Solomon 1002 - 1943, "Sweet Man"/"Down Hearted Blues" - Miss Rhapsody - Savoy 534 - 1945, "If Money Grew On Trees"/"Palace Of Stone" - The Toppers - Savoy 559 - 1945, "The Chair Song" - Billy Moore And His Jumpin String Octette - Savoy 562 - 1945, "Weddin-Day Blues" - Cousin Joe - Savoy 5527 - 1946, "Upstairs" - Piccadilly-Pipers - Savoy 5517 - 1946, and "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" - The Piccadilly Pipers With Bonnie Davis - Savoy 5525 - 1946, plus two more versions of "Don't Stop Now")
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART TWO: "Sunny Side Of The Street" - King Cole - Savoy 600 - 1946 (also "I've Been Around" - Tiny Bradshaw And His Orchestra - Savoy 650 - 1947, "Why Don't You Do Me Right?" - Lil Green - Bluebird B-8714 - 1941, "I'll Always Be In Love With You" - The X-Rays - Savoy 681 - 1948, "Hot Dog" - The Ray-O-Vacs - Regent 1039 - 1951, "Grieving for You"/"Buzzin' Around" - Three B's And A Honey- Savoy 687 - 1949, "If I Didn't Love You So" - The Robins - Savoy 726 - 1949, "There Ain't No Use Beggin'"/"Our Romance Is Gone" - The Robins - Savoy 738 - 1950, "There's Rain In My Eyes"/"I'm Living O.K." - The Robins - Savoy 752 - 1950, "Double Crossing Blues" - Little Esther And The Robins - Savoy 731 - 1950, "Just Can't Get Free"/"Cupid's Boogie" - Little Esther And The Beltones/And Mel Walker - Savoy 750 - 1950, "Wedding Boogie" - Little Esther, Mel Walker, And Lee Graves - Savoy 764 - 1950, "Rockin' Blues" - Mel Walker - Savoy 766 - 1950, "Cry Baby" - Mel Walker And The Bluenotes - Regent 1016 - 1950, "I Dream" - Mel Walker And Little Esther - Regent 1036-B - 1951, and "All Nite Long" - Johnny Otis And Ensemble - Savoy 788 - 1951)
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART THREE: "I Will Wait"/"Just To See You Smile Again" - The Four Buds - Savoy 769 - 1950 (also "Sweet Slumber"/"Don't Leave Me Now" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 779 - 1951, "Sweet Slumber" - The Scamps - Modern Music 20-521 - 1947, "My Summer's Gone"/"Why, At A Time Like This" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 789 - 1951, "My Baby's Gone"/"Feel So Good" - The Five Thrills - Parrot 796 - 1954, "(It's No) Sin"/"Heart And Soul" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 817 - 1951, "(It's No) Sin" - Arthur Prysock With Vocal Quartet - Decca 27769 - 1951, "(It's No) Sin" - Savannah Churchill (And The Four Tunes) - RCA Victor 20-4280 - 1951, "(It's No) Sin" - The Four Knights - Capitol 1806 - 1951, "(It's No) Sin" - Billy Williams Quartet - M-G-M 11066 - 1951, "Window Eyes"/"Simply Say Goodbye" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 823 - 1951, "You're Part Of Me"/"Story Blues" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 845 - 1952, "What's The Matter With Me"/"Sweet Tooth For My Baby" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 866 - 1952, "Doggin Blues"/"Living And Loving You" - Linda Hopkins - Savoy 780 - 1951, "Keep Your Hands On Your Heart"/"Stacked Deck" - Billy Wright - Savoy 776 - 1950, "Little Boy"/"How Long Must I Be Blue" - Little Sylvia - Savoy 816 - 1951, "A Million Tears"/"Don't Blame My Heart" - Little Sylvia - Jubilee 5100 - 1952, "How Blind Can You Be"/"I Can't Tell You Now" - The Falcons [Featuring Goldie Boots] - Regent 1041 - 1951, and "Sunset To Dawn"/"Feel Like Cryin' Again" - Mel Walker - Savoy 821 - 1951)
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART FOUR: "Please Come Back To Me"/"Love And Wine" - Varetta Dillard - Savoy 822 - 1951 (also "Them There Eyes" - Varetta Dillard - Savoy 859 - 1952, "Johnny Has Gone" - Varetta Dillard - Savoy 1153 - 1955, "You're The Answer To My Prayer" - Varetta Dillard With The Roamers - Savoy 1160 - 1955, "I'm Gonna Tell My Daddy"/"Cherry Blossom" - Varetta Dillard With The Four Students - Groove G-0152 - 1956, "I'll Never Get Over You"/"Deep Freeze" - The Roamers - Savoy 1147 - 1954, "Believe In Me"/"Is It True" - Dolly Cooper - Savoy 877 - 1952, "I Wanna' Know" - Dolly Cooper - Savoy 891 - 1953, "I'd Climb The Highest Mountain" - Dolly Cooper And The Four Buddies - Savoy 891 - 1953, "Ay La Bah" - Dolly Cooper (And The Flairs) - Modern 965 - 1955, "My Man" - Dolly Cooper - Modern 965 - 1955, "Merry Christmas Baby"/"I Lost Everything Losing You" - Thelma Cooper - Palda 2001 - 1948, "Ooh Ow"/"My Mother's Eyes" - The Four Buddies - Savoy 888 - 1953, "By The Candleglow" - Ben Smith Quartet (Vocal By Band Ensemble) - Savoy 820 - 1951, "Mr. Santa's Boogie"/"Who'll Be The Fool From Now On" - The Marshall Brothers - Savoy 825 - 1951, "A Soldier's Prayer"/"Just Because" - William Cook With The Marshall Brothers - Savoy 828 - 1951, "Go On Baby"/"Get Mad Baby - The Gaylords - Savoy 852 - 1952, plus eleven bonus sides)
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART FIVE: "What If You"/"See What You Done" - Luther Bond And His Emeralds - Savoy 1124 - 1954 (also "You Were My Love"/"Starlight, Starbright" - Luther Bond And His Emeralds - Savoy 1131 - 1954, "I'm Losing My Mind"/"Under The Willow" - The Dreams - Savoy 1140 - 1954, "I'll Be Faithful"/"My Little Honeybun" - The Dreams - Savoy 1157 - 1955, "Mr. Moon"/"Let It Rain" - The Five Pennies - Savoy 1182 - 1955, "Juicin' And Goofin'"/"Cryin' My Heart Out" - Morris Fontain (And Vocal Group) - Savoy 1139 - 1954, "My Heart Tells Me"/"Hey Little Boy" - The Hampton Sisters - Savoy 1125 - 1954, "Don't Be Angry"/"It's Really You" - Nappy Brown - Savoy 1155 - 1955, "The Right Time"/"Oh, You Don't Know" - Nappy Brown (And Vocal Group) - Savoy 1525 - 1957, "Bad Boy" - The Jive Bombers (Featuring Clarence Palmer) - Savoy 1508 - 1956, "Cherry"/"You Took My Love" - Clarence Palmer And The Jive Bombers - Savoy 1515 - 1957, "Rockin' And Rollin' Again" - Annie Laurie - Savoy 1197 - 1956, "You Promised Love - Annie Laurie (And Vocal Group) - Savoy 1197 - 1956, plus ten bonus sides)
• SAVOY RECORDS - PART SIX: "Longing In My Heart"/"If It's News To You" - Little Esther - Savoy 1516 - 1956 (also "I Gotta Guy" - Little Esther With Johnny Otis Orchestra - Modern 20-715 - 1950, "Stop Cryin'"/"Please Don't Send Me" - Little Esther (With Quartet) - Decca 48305 - 1953, "Pack-Shack And Stack"/"Walk Along" - Billy Nelson With The Five Wings - Savoy 1183 - 1955, "Say You're Mine"/"You" - The Savoys (Featuring James Jones) - Savoy 1188 - 1956, "Exactly Like You"/"Forget About Me" - The Barons - Decca 29293 - 1954, "A Year And A Day"/"My Baby's Gone" - The Barons - Decca 48323 - 1954, "Walk The Lonesome Valley"/"Little Liza" - The Original Kings Of Harmony - King Solomon 1010 - 1945, "Joy, Joy, Joy"/"Let It Be Known" - The Royal Chanters - King Solomon 1015 - 1946, "Surely God Is Able" - The Ward Singers - Savoy 4017 - 1948, "God Will Take Care Of You"/"I'm Goin' To Walk Out In His Name" - The Gay Sisters - Savoy 4025 - 1951, "More Than All" - The Famous Davis Sisters - Savoy 4079 - 1957, "There's A Tree on Each Side Of The River" - The Famous Davis Sisters - Savoy 4085 - 1957, "Go Down, Go Down" - The Gospel Cleffs - Savoy 4089 - 1957, "Our God Is Real" - The Famous Ward Singers - Savoy 4092 - 1957, "Nobody Knows" - The Roberta Martin Singers - Savoy 4093 - 1957, "Lift Him Up"/"The Finishing Line" - The Original Gospel Harmonettes - Savoy 4122 - 1959, "I'm Sealed"/"Just To Behold His Face" - The Original Gospel Harmonettes - Specialty SP 811 - 1951, "Don't Blame The Children"/"The Wicked Race" - The Selah Singers - Gospel 1025 - 1959, "Mary Don't You Weep, Parts 1 & 2" - The Caravans - Gospel 1017 - 1959, and "Tell The Angels - The Caravans - States S-108 - 1952
• THE STORY OF SHIRLEY LLOYD: "A Little Bit Independent" - Herbie Kay Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd - Columbia 3100-D - 1935 (also "Za Zoo Za" - Herbie Kay Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd - Columbia 3126-D - 1936, "'Taint Good" - Ozzie Nelson Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd - Brunswick 7770 - 1936, "I'll Never Tell You I Love You" - Ozzie Nelson Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd - Bluebird B-6907-A - 1937, "The Whistler" - Sam Donahue Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd And Orchestra - Capitol 472 - 1947, "Red Wing" - Sam Donahue Orchestra, Vocal By Shirley Lloyd And Orchestra - Capitol 472 - 1947, and VIDEO of "Swing Cat's Jamboree" with Louis Prima)
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART ONE: "My Lips Remember Your Kisses" - King Cole Trio - Atlas KC 100 - 1944 (also "I Can't Make Up My Mind"/"Oh, What A Polka" - The Four Vagabonds - Atlas VA 111 - 1945, "Voo-It! Voo-It!"/"Cryin' Blues" - The Blues Woman - Juke Box JB 502 - 1945, "R. M. Blues" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders - Juke Box JB504 - 1945, "Not On The First Night"/"The Laziest Gal In Town" - Frankie And Her Boys - Juke Box JB 505 - 1945, "Fat Boogie Woogie" - Ollie Jackson And His Band - Juke Box JB-508 - 1946, "Abernathy's Voo-it Voo-it" - George's Dukes And Duchess (Vocal Marion Abernathy) - MeloDisc M-1001 - 1946, "Scroogli-Oli-Re-Bos" - Marion Abernathy - King 4183 - 1947, "Stormy Mood" - Bob Mosely And All Stars (Vocal By Marion Abernathy) - Bel-Tone BTJ 35-1 - 1946, "Laziest Gal In Town" - Helen Humes - Modern 846 - 1951, "Hey Lawdy Mama" - Andy Kirk And His Clouds Of Joy (Vocal By June Richmond) - Decca 4405 - 1943, "It Never Should Have Been This Way"/"Red Light" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders - Roy Milton 101/102 - 1946, "Rainey Day Confession Blues - Roy Milton - Roy Milton 1-10 - 1946, "Them There Eyes" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders - Miltone 201 - 1947, "Do As I Say"/"When I Grow Too Old To Dream" - Jimmy Grissom - Miltone 202 - 1947, "Answer To R.M. Blues" - Effie Smith (Jimmie Grissom Orchestra) - Miltone 210 - July 1947, "Get Out" - Maxwell Davis And His Blenders (Vocal By Jimmie Grissom) - Miltone 225 - 1947, "Welcome Home Baby" - Jimmie Grissom - Miltone 225 - 1947, "Hip Shakin' Mama" - Chubby 'Hip Shakin' Newsom - Miltone 3199 - 1948, "I'm In The Groove Tonight" - Effie Smith - Gem 7 - 1945, "Haunted By The Blues" - Effie Smith - Aladdin 152 - 1946, "Go Ahead With Your Lucky Self" - Effie Smith - Aladdin 153 - 1946, and VIDEO of "Hey Lawdy Mama" with June Richmond and Roy Milton Band)
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART TWO: "Mr. Fine"/"Rainy Day Confession Blues" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders (Vocal By Camille Howard) - Specialty 515 - 1947 (also "My Blue Heaven"/"Run Roy Run" - Roy Milton Solid Senders (Vocal By Roy Milton And His Solid Senders) - Special CH 1001, "When I Grow Too Old To Dream"/"Pack Your Sack Jack" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders (Vocal By Roy Milton And Ensemble) - Specialty 517 - 1947, "New Year's Resolution"/"Porter's Love Song" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders - Specialty SP 317 - 1948, "Rainy Day Blues"/"Red Light" - Jump Jackson And His Band (Vocal By Bob Carter) - Specialty SP 506 - 1946, "Burma Road Blues (Part 1 & 2)" - Roy Milton's Sextet - Hamp-Tone 104 - 1946, "I'll Always Be In Love With You"/"Sunny Side Of The Street" - Roy Milton (And His Band) - Roy Milton 104 - 1946, "Rainy Day Blues"/"Red Light" - Jump Jackson And His Band (Vocal By Bob Carter) - Specialty SP 506 - 1946, "Rock That Voot" - Nelson Alexander Trio (Vocal By Nelson Alexander And Ensemble) - Specialty SP 308 - 1948, "You Don't Love Me"/"X-Temperaneous Boogie" - Camille Howard And Her Trio - Specialty SP 307 - 1948, "Has Your Love Grown Cold" - Camille Howard - Specialty SP 309 - 1948, "Try Try Again"/"Widow Jenkins Blues" - Camille Howard - Pan-American PAN 141 - 1946, "You Don't Have To Treat Me Like A Stranger" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers (Vocal By Nelson Alexander) - Aladdin 3106 - 1951, "Do As I Say"/"Red Light" - Red Callender Trio (Vocal by The Trio) - Black & White 781 - 1946, "Red Light" - Johnny Alston's Orchestra (Vocal By Johnny Alston, Jean De Metz, And Ensemble) - Modern Music 144A - 1946, "Boogie Woogie Time Down South" - Lillette And Her Escorts (Vocal By Lillette Thomas And Ensemble) - Sterling SR 108 - 1946, "I Need It Bad" - Buddy Banks Sextette (Vocal By Ensemble) - Sterling SR102A - 1946, "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" - Dolores Brown And The Auditones - Sterling 3002 - 1947, "Always" - Ace Harris (Vocal By Ace Harris And Ensemble) - Sterling 3008 - 1947, "Sweet Thing"/"Not Now Baby" - Jump Jackson Orchestra (Vocal By Melrose Colbert) - Aristocrat 401 - 1947, and four more versions of "When I Grow Too Old To Dream")
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART THREE: "True Blues"/"Camille's Boogie" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders [Vocal By Roy Milton] - Specialty SP 510 - 1947 (also "I've Had My Moments"/"Train Blues" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders - Specialty SP 524 - 1948, "Rockin' Boogie"/"Blues For Sale" - Joe Lutcher And His Society Cats - Specialty SP 303 - 1948, "There Is Something Missing" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders [Vocal By Roy Milton And Band] - Specialty SP 330 - 1949, "Happy Home Blues"/"The Nite Is Fading Too Soon" - Buddy Banks And His Buddies [Vocal By Baby Davis And Band] - Specialty 336 - 1949, "Love Is A Fortune"/"The Walkin' Blues" - Jesse Powell Orchestra [Vocal By Fluffy Hunter] - Federal 12056 - 1952, "That's The One For Me"/"Bye, Bye Baby Blues" - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders [Vocal By Roy Milton And Camille Howard] - Specialty SP 386 - 1950, "I've Got A Right To Cry"/"The Honeydripper [Part 2]" - Joe Liggins And His Honeydrippers - Specialty SP 338 - 1950, "Pink Champagne" - Joe Liggins And His Honeydrippers - Specialty Sp 355 - 1950, "Pink Champagne" - Lionel Hampton Orchestra [Vocal By The Hamptones] - Decca 27164 - 1950, "Tabarin"/"W-I-N-E" - The Four Flames - Fidelity F 3001 - 1951, "Lonesome Old Feeling"/"Ida Red" - Bumble Bee Slim - Fidelity F 3004 - 1952, "Strange Land Blues"/"Cryin' For My Baby" - The Flames - Spin 101 - 1952, "I Guess You're Satisfied"/"Don't Break My Heart Again" - The Victorians - Specialty SP 411 - 1951, "Naturally Too Weak For You"/"Part Time Sweetheart" - The Victorians - Specialty SP 420 - 1951, "You'll Always Be My Sweetheart"/"Dreaming Of You" - Bob Stewart And The Victorians - Metro M-7465 - 1948, and four more versions of "The Honeydripper")
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART FOUR: "The Huckle-Buck" by Roy Milton And His Solid Senders plus four more versions of the song from 1949 (also "Oh Babe!" by Roy Milton And His Solid Senders plus four more versions of the song from 1950, "Night And Day"/"Am I Wasting My Time?" - Roy Milton And Orchestra - Specialty 438 - 1952, "Blue Turning Grey" - Roy Milton And Orchestra [Vocal By Roy Milton And Ensemble] - Specialty 446 - 1952, "Blue And Lonesome"/"Natural Born Lover" - King Perry And His Pied Pipers - Specialty 398 - 1951, "The Ice Man" - King Perry Orchestra [Vocal By King Perry And Ensemble] - Excelsior 524 - 1948, "Back To Kansas City"/"Pitching A Party" - King Perry And His Band [Vocal By King Perry And Band] - Hollywood 1030 - 1955, "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" - Lloyd Price - Specialty 428 - 1952, "Ain't It A Shame" - Lloyd Price - Specialty 452 - 1952, "What's The Matter Now?" - Lloyd Price [Vocal By Lloyd Price And Band] - Specialty 457 - 1952, "I Wish Your Picture Was You" - Lloyd Price - Specialty 471 - 1953, "OO-EE Baby"/"Chee Koo Baby" - Lloyd Price And The Dukes - Specialty 535 - 1954, "Trying To Find Someone To Love" - Lloyd Price [Vocal By Lloyd Price And Band] - Specialty 540 - 1955, "Rent Man Blues"/"Fall Guy" - Mercy Dee - Specialty 466 - 1953, "Come Back Maybelline" - John Greer - Groove 0119 - 1955, "Come Back Maybelline" - Mercy Dee - Flair 1077 - 1955, "True Love" - Mercy Dee [Vocal By Band Ensemble] - Flair 1077 - 1955, "Have You Ever" - Mercy Dee - Flair 1078 - 1955, and "I'm Beggin' You Baby"/"My Baby's Gone Again" - Kenzie Moore With Joe Dyson's Band - Specialty 462 - 1953)
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART FIVE: "Hole In The Wall"/"Old Memories" - Floyd Dixon - Specialty SP/XSP-477 - 1953 (also "You Need Me Now"/"Prairie Dog Hole" - Floyd Dixon With Eddie Williams And His Brown Buddies - Supreme 1546-A - 1949, "Broken-Hearted Traveler"/"You Played Me For A Fool" - Floyd Dixon With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - Aladdin 3166 - 1950, "Answer To Tear Drop Blues"/"That Song Is Gone" - Jimmy Liggins And His Drops Of Joy - Specialty SP 362 - 1950, "Down & Out Blues"/"Lonely Nights Blues" - Jimmy Liggins And His Drops Of Joy - Specialty SP 397 - 1951, "A Mother's Love"/"I'm Your Best Bet, Baby" - Earl King And His Band - Specialty XSP/SP-495 - 1954, "My Heart Is Cryin'"/"You Were Lyin' To Me" - Percy Mayfield With His Maytones - Specialty SP-537 - 1954, "Please Believe Me"/"Diggin' The Moonglow" - Percy Mayfield (With Vocal Group) - Specialty 607 - 1957, "Say Baby"/"That Night" - Willie Johnson And His Band - Specialty XSP/SP-493 - 1954, "Don't Tell Mama" - Willie Johnson With Thelma - Savoy 881 - 1952, "The Things That I Used To Do" - Guitar Slim And His Band - Specialty XSP-482 - 1953, "Standin' At The Station" - Guitar Slim & His Playboys - Imperial 5310 - 1955, "A Bird In The Hand"/"Make Me Know It" - Roy Milton And Band (Vocal By The Band) - Specialty SP/XSP-489 - 1954, "How Can I Live Without You" - Roy Milton And The Meltones - Specialty XSP-538 - 1954, "Nite Owl/" I " - Tony Allen And The Champs - Specialty SP-560 - 1955, "Especially"/"Check Yourself, Baby" - Tony Allen And The Chimes - Specialty XSP/SP-570 - 1956, "Tears On My Pillow"/"Zindy Lou" - The Chimes - Specialty SP-555 - 1955, "Ding Dong Baby" - Marvin & Johnny (Vocal By Marvin Phillips And His Band) - Specialty XSP-554 - 1954, "Let Me Know"/"Ain't That Right" - Marvin And Johnny (Vocal By Marvin Phillips, Jesse Belvin, and Emory Perry) - Modern 974 - 1955, "All That Wine Is Gone"/"Don't Cry Baby - Jesse Belvin And Three Dots And A Dash (Jay McNeeley And His Orchestra) - Imperial 5115 - 1951, and "Sad Story" - Jesse Belvin (Jay McNeeley And His Orchestra) - Imperial 5130 - 1951, plus more)
• SPECIALTY RECORDS - PART SIX: "The Old Willow Tree"/" Sweet Breeze"- Vernon Green And The Phantoms - Specialty SP/XSP-581 - 1956 (also "Edna"/"Speedin'" - The Medallions - DooTone 364 - 1955, "Long Tall Sally"/"Slippin' And Slidin'" - Little Richard - Specialty XSP/SP-572 - 1956, "Jenny Jenny"/"Miss Ann" - Little Richard - Specialty 606 - 1956, "Ain't That Good News"/"Fool At The Wheel" - Duces Of Rhythm & Tempo Toppers (Lead By Little Richard) - Peacock 1616 - 1953, "I Love My Baby"/"Maybe I'm Right" - Little Richard - Peacock 1673 - 1957, "Hurt Me"/"Jump Jack, Jump!" - Wynona Carr (With Vocal Group) - Specialty XSP/SP-580 - 1956, "Should I Ever Love Again"/"Till The Well Runs Dry" - Wynona Carr (With Vocal Group) Specialty 589 - 1956, "Nursery Rhyme Rock" - Wynona Carr - Specialty SP-575 - 1956, "Heartbreak Melody" - Wynona Carr (And Vocal Group) - Specialty 600 - 1957, "Short Fat Fannie"/"High School Dance" - Larry Williams And His Band - Specialty 608 - 1957, "Bony Moronie"/"You Bug Me, Baby" - Larry Williams - Specialty 615 - 1957, "Leavin' It All Up To You"/"Jelly Bean" - Don And Dewey - Specialty 610 - 1957, "I'll Come Running Back To You"/"Forever" - Sam Cooke (With Vocal Group) - Delta 3016 (Specialty 619) - 1957, plus twenty-seven Gospel selections by The Southern Harmonizers, The Soul Stirrers, Sister Wynona Carr, The Meditation Singers, The Original Gospel Harmonettes, The Pilgrim Travelers, and Alex Bradford And The Bradford Specials)
• THE STORY OF "I CHALLENGE YOUR KISS" (WITH SPOTLIGHTS ON THE FOUR JACKS AND COMPOSER STEPHEN PAUL):: "I Challenge Your Kiss"/"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" - The Four Jacks - Allen 21000-A - 1949 (also "Careless Love" - The Four Jacks - Allen 21001-A - 1949, "I Cry My Heart Out"/"Take Me" - The Four Jacks - Gotham G-219-A - 1950, "I Challenge Your Kiss" - The Orioles - Jubilee 5008 - 1949, and "I Challenge Your Kiss" - Dinah Washington - Mercury 8150 - 1949)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART ONE: "Romance In The Dark" - Hadda Brooks Trio - Modern 150 - 1947 (also "Rockin' The Boogie"/"The Man I Love" - Hadda Brooks - Modern Music 113 - 1945, "Bluesin' The Boogie" - Hadda Brooks - Modern Music 114 - 1945, "Daddy Somebody's Got To Go"/"The Pawnshop Man" - Pearl Traylor - Modern Music 114 - 1945, "I Used To Work In Chicago"/"That's The Boogie" - The Three Bits Of Rhythm - Modern Music MM118 - 1945, "Yas, Yas, Yas"/"I'll Be True" - The Three Bits Of Rhythm - Modern Music MM137 - 1946, "Big Fat Mama" - Gene Phillips And His Rhythm Aces - Modern 20-519 - 1947, "Big Legs" - Gene Phillips And His Rhythm Aces - Modern 20-527A - 1947, "Fatso"/"Rock Bottom" - Gene Phillips And His Rhythm Aces - Modern 20-546 - 1947, "58th Street Jump"/"On The Sunny Side Of The Stree" - Little Willie Jackson - Modern 20-547A - 1947, "Lonesome Road"/"I'd Like To Know You Better Than I Do" - The Commanders - Modern 20-567 - 1948, "Don't Cry Baby"/"More Than You Know" - The Scamps - Modern Music 20-512 - 1947, "I'm Falling For You"/"Sweet Slumber" - The Scamps - Modern Music 20-521 - 1947, plus twenty-two additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART TWO: "Disatisfied Blues"/"I'm Goin' Crazy" - Lillie Greenwood - Modern 20-771 - 1950 (also "Little Willie's Boogie (Instrumental)/"My Best Wishes" - Little Willie Littlefield - Eddie's Records 1202 - 1948, "The Moon Is Risin'"/"Frightened" - Little Willie Littlefield - Modern 20-726 - 1949, "Rockin' Chair Mama"/"Your Love Wasn't So" - Little Willie Littlefield - Modern 20-729 - 1950, "K. C. Loving"/"Pleading At Midnight" - Little Willie Littlefield - Federal 12110 - 1952, "Long After Hours (Instrumental)"/"Brand New Woman" - Pee Wee Crayton - Modern 20-707 - 1949, "Dedicating The Blues"/"Good Little Woman" - Pee Wee Crayton - Modern 20-774 - 1950, "I Got News For You"/"My Idea About You" - Pee Wee Crayton - Imperial 5338 - 1955, "I Found My Peace Of Mind"/"I Don't Care" - Pee Wee Crayton (And Vocal Group) - Vee-Jay VJ 252 - 1957, "Thinkin' And Thinkin'"/"We're In Love" - The Ebonaires - Colonial 117 - 1949, "Unemployment Blues"/"Skinny Leg'd Woman" - Smokey Hogg - Modern 20-556 - 1948, "In This World Alone"/"Need My Help" - Smokey Hogg - Colony C103 - 1951, "When Did You Leave Heaven"/"Didn't You Get The Letter I Wrote" - George Bledsoe And His Metrotones With The Moon Mists - Modern 201 - 1950, "Blow Gabriel Blow"/"How About You" - Smith Jubilee Singers - Modern 20-544 - 1947, plus ten additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART THREE: "Bewildered" - Hadda Brooks With The Ebonaires - Modern 20-662 - 1949 (also "He's Coming Home"/"I Don't Mind" - Hadda Brooks (And Vocal Group) - Okeh 7031 - 1954, "Bewildered" - The Vocalaiers - Sensation 10 - 1949, "Bewildered" - Joe Medlin And The Three Riffs - Atlantic 867 - 1948, "Song Of The Wanderer"/"Sleepy Time Gal" - The Ebonaires - Modern 20-656 - 1949, "Bye Bye, Bye Bye"/"Come In Mr. Blues" - The Ebonaires - M-G-M 10361 - 1949, "Three O'Clock In The Morning"/"Baby, You're The One" - The Ebonaires - Aladdin 3211 - 1953, "3 O'Clock In The Morning" - The Miltones (Floyd Ray And The Blenders) - Miltone 213 - 1947, "Three O'Clock In The Morning" - Gene Phillips And His Rhythm Aces (Vocal By Ensemble) - Modern Music 20-519 - 1947, "Hard Workin' Blues" - Jimmy Witherspoon - Modern 20-737 - 1950, "There Ain't Nothing Better" - Jimmy Witherspoon And His Gal Friday - Modern 20-782 - 1950, "Ain't Nobody's Business Part 1 & 2" - Jimmy Witherspoon - Swing Time 263 - 1951, "Nobody’s Business If I Do" - Bob Geddins' Cavaliers - Gilt-Edge GE-5022 - 1950, "Hey, Hey, Baby" - Helen Humes (With Vocal Group) - Modern 846 - 1951, "I Ain't In The Mood"/"Living My Life My Way" - Helen Humes - Modern 851 - 1951, "Be-Baba-Leba" - Helen Humes With Bill Doggett Octet - Philo PV106 - 1945, "E-Bob-O-Le-Bob" - The Flennoy Trio (Vocal By Tina Dixon) - Excelsior FT-130 - 1945, "I Just Refuse To Sing The Blues"/"They Raided The Joint" - Helen Humes - Mercury 8056 - 1947, "They Raided The Joint" - Dallas Barkley And The Band That Comes On - Cosmo 476 - 1946, "You're The Sweetest Thing"/"I Walk Alone" - Roy Hawkins - Modern 812 - 1950, "Moonrise Blues"/"Charley's Boogie Woogie" - Charley Booker - Modern 878 - 1952, "Drifting From Town To Town"/"Good Lovin'" - Robert Bland - Modern 868 - 1952, "Everybody's Talking"/"Love Is A Gamble" - Mary Sue - Modern 880 - 1952, plus twelve additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART FOUR: "Lonesome Train"/"Johnny Johnny" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers With Mari Jones - Modern 888 - 1952 (also "My Song" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers Featuring Mari Jones - Modern 881 - 1952, "Playing Numbers" - Johhny Moore's Three Blazers Featuring Frankie Ervin - Modern 910 - 1953, "C.O.D." - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers (Vocal Group) - Exclusive 214 - 1946, "Drifting Blues" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - Philo P112A - 1946, "Drifting Blues" - Amos Milburn And His Aladdin Chicken Shackers - Aladdin 3038 - 1949, "How Could You Be So Mean" - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers Featuring Mari Jones - Aladdin 3139 - 1950, "C.O.D." - Skeets Tolbert And His Gentlemen Of Swing - Decca 8641 - 1942, "Be Cool My Heart"/"All That Oil In Texas" - Oscar McLollie And His Honeyjumpers (Vocal Group) - Modern 915 - 1953, "Lolly Pop" - Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers (Vocal By The Honey Jumpers) - Modern 920 - 1953, "Pretty Girl" - Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers (Vocal Group) - Modern 950 - 1955, "Rain" - Oscar McLollie And His Orchestra (Vocal Group) - Class 503 - 1953, "God Gave Us Christmas" - Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers (Vocal Group) - Modern 943 - 1954, "Lift Up The Latch"/"Be Mine" - The Four Of Us - Modern 222 - 1951, "It's Stormin' And Rainin'" - John Lee Hooker - Modern 901 - 1953, "Taxi Driver" - John Lee Hooker - Modern 958 - 1955, "Burnin' Hell"/"Miss Sadie Mae" - John Lee Hooker - Sensation 21 - 1949, "The Panic's On" - Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters - Modern 926 - 1954, "I Am Tired" - Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters - JMC 209 - 1951, "My Days Are Limited"/"She's Gone" - Jimmy McCracklin - Peacock 1605 - 1952, "I Smell A Rat"/"Lonesome Desert" - Young Jessie - Modern 921 - 1954, "Mary Lou"/"Don't Think I Will" - Young Jessie (With Vocal Group) - Modern 961 - 1955, "Nothing Seems Right" - Young Jessie - Modern 973 - 1955, "I Smell A Rat - Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton - Peacock 1632 - 1954, plus four other versions of "My Song")
• MODERN RECORDS - PART FIVE: "The Wallflower"/"Hold Me Squeeze Me" - Etta James And The Peaches - Modern 947 - 1954 (also "Hey Henry" - Etta James (With Richard Berry) - Modern 957 - 1955, "W-O-M-A-N"/"That's All" - Etta James - Modern 972 - 1955, "I Need You So"/"Senorita" - Jesse Belvin (With Vocal Group) - Modern 1013 - 1957, "The Girl In My Dreams"/"I Wanna Know Why" - The Cliques - Modern 987 - 1956, "My Happiness"/"Jambalaya" - Jimmy Beasley - Modern 1009 - 1956, "Near You"/"I'm So Blue" - Jimmy Beasley - Modern 1014 - 1957, "Cindy"/"I Will Return" - The Cobras - Modern 964 - 1955, "Cindy" - The Squires - Mambo 105 - 1955, "Rollin' Stone" - The Cadets - Modern 960 - 1955, "Rollin' Stone" - The Marigolds - Excello 2057 - 1955, "Stranded In The Jungle" - The Cadets - Modern 994 - 1956, "Stranded In The Jungle"/"My Only Darling" - The Jayhawks - Flash FL-109 - 1956, "Dancin' Dan"/"I Got Loaded" - The Cadets - Modern 1000 - 1956, "Sixty Minute Man" - The Dominoes - Federal 12022 - 1951, "I Got Loaded" - 'Peppermint' Harris - Aladdin 3097 - 1951, "Why Don't You Write Me?"/"My Darling" - The Jacks - RPM 428 - 1955, "I'm Confessin'" - The Jacks - RPM 433 - 1955, "So Wrong"/"How Soon" - The Jacks - RPM 454 - 1956, "Please Say You Love Me" - Fred Darian And The Dreamers - Modern 866 - 1952, "My Heart's Desire" - Jimmie Lee And Artis - Modern 870 - 1952 (plus two more by them), "So Unnecessary"/"Cold Chills" - The Sounds - Modern 975 - 1955, "You Are The First One"/"Be Lovey Dovey" - The Rockets - Modern 992 - 1956, "Johnny's House Party-(Pt. I And II)" - Jimmy Beasley And The Rockers - Modern 1021 - 1957, "Johnny's House Party (Part 1 And 2) - John Heartsman, The Rhythm Rocker And The Gaylarks - Music City 807 - 1957, plus two other versions of "Near You", and eight additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART SIX: "Hard Workin' Woman"/"She's A Mean Woman" - B.B. King - RPM 330 - 1951 (also "Blind Love"/"Why Did You Leave Me" - B.B. King And His Orchestra - RPM 395 - 1953, "Bim Bam"/"On My Word Of Honor" - B.B. King (With Vocal Group) - RPM 479 - 1956, "Found Me A Sugar Daddy"/"Gonna Have A Merry Christmas" - The Nic Nacs (With Mickey Champion) - RPM 342 - 1951, "Riot In Cell Block No. 9" - The Robins - Spark 103 - 1954, "I Made A Vow"/"Double Crossin Baby" - The Robins - Crown 106 - 1954, "Mama Oh Mama"/"Rompin' The Boogie" - Luke Jones And Orchestra - RPM 303 - 1950, "Cold, Cold Winter" - Roscoe Gordon And His Orchestra - RPM 344 - 1951, "Lucile (Looking For My Baby)"/"Blues For My Baby" - Roscoe Gordon And His Orchestra - RPM 373 - 1952, "Too Many Women"/"Wise To You Baby" - Rosco Gordon - Duke R-109-A - 1952, "Lonesome Dog Blues" - Lightning Hopkins - RPM 346 - 1951, "Short Haired Woman"/"Big Mama Jump" - Sam 'Lightning' Hopkins - Modern 20-529A - 1947, "Little Mama Boogie" - 'Thunder' Smith - Aladdin 166 - 1947, "Shtiggy Boom" - 'The Fabulous' Joe Houston (With Vocal Group) - RPM 426 - 1955, "Come Back Baby" - Joe Houston - Modern 830 - 1951, "It's Really Wee Wee Hours" - Joe Houston Trio And Orchestra (Vocal By Trio) - Freedom F-1526 - 1950, "Road House Boogie" - Big Jay McNeely - Exclusive 96x - 1949, "Dog Gone It"/"Love Me Again" - Donna Hightower (With The Jacks) - RPM 432 - 1955, "Bob-O-Link"/"Since You" - Donna Hightower (With The Jacks) - RPM 439 - 1955, "Don't You Think I Ought To Know" - Hadda Brooks Trio - Modern 155 - 1947, "Truly"/"Oochie Pachie" - Arthur Lee Maye And The Crowns - RPM 424 - 1955, "Love Me Always"/"Loop, De Loop, De Loop" - Arthur Lee Maye And The Crowns - RPM 429 - 1955, plus nine additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART SEVEN: "I Had A Love"/"She Wants To Rock" - The Flairs - Flair 1012 - 1953 (also "Eddie My Love" - The Teen Queens - RPM 453 - 1956, "So All Alone" - The Teen Queens - RPM 460 - 1956, "Eddie, My Love" - Lillian Briggs (With Vocal Group) - Epic 9151 - 1956, "Big Eyed, Brown Eyed Girl Of Mine" - Jimmy Nelson And His Orchestra - RPM 353 - 1952, "Meet Me With Your Black Dress On" - Jimmy Nelson - RPM 385 - 1953, "She Wants To Mambo"/"Tell Me, Thrill Me" - The Chanters - RPM 415 - 1954, "Zerline"/"It's Hot" - Gene & Billy - Spark 120 - 1955, "Cheatin' On Me"/"Make A Little Love" - Curtis Irvin And The Sparks - RPM 417 - 1954, "O O Wah"/"I'm The Child" - Buddy Milton And The Twilighters - RPM 419 - 1954, "Telephone Blues" - Little George Smith - RPM 434 - 1955, "Blues Stay Away" - Little George Smith - RPM 442 - 1955, "Love Me, Love Me, Love Me"/"My Heart's Crying For You" - The Chimes - Flair 1051 - 1954, "True Love"/"Peek, Peek-A-Boo" - Cornel Gunter And The Ermines - Loma 701 - 1955, "Oop Shoop"/"It's You" - Shirley Gunter And The Queens - Flair 1050 - 1954, "Oop-Shoop" - Kay Brown (With Vocal Group) - Crown 127 - 1954, "Why"/"You're Mine" - Shirley Gunter And The Queens - Flair 1060 - 1954, "Headin' Home"/"I Want You" - Shirley Gunter And The Flairs - Modern 989 - 1956, "Adorable" - The Colts - Vita V-112 - 1955, "Headin' Home" - Della Reese - Jubilee 5247 - 1956, "Farewell"/"Yours Alone" - Bobby Relf And The Laurels - Flair 1063 - 1955, "Come Back Maybelline" - Mercy Dee - Flair 1077 - 1955, plus six additional selections)
• MODERN RECORDS - PART EIGHT: "At Last"/"Bye Bye" - The Dreamers Featuring Richard Berry - Flair 1052 - 1954 (also "Since You've Been Gone"/"Do Not Forget" - The Dreamers - Flip 319 - 1957, "Sad Fool" - The Rollettes - Class 201 - 1956, "The Big Break" - Richard Berry (With The Crowns) - Flair 1055 - 1954, "Please Tell Me" - Richard Berry (With Vocal Group) - Flair 1064 - 1955, "Jelly Roll" - Richard Berry (With Vocal Group) - Flair 1075 - 1955, "Rock Bottom"/"Sweet Thing" - The Rams - Flair 1066 - 1955, "Your Feet's Too Big"/"I'm Waiting For Ships That Never Come In" - Willard McDaniel And His Orchestra - Crown 101 - 1953, "The World Is Changing"/"Sacroiliac Swing" - The Drifters - Crown 108 - 1954, "Waiting All My Life For You"/"Dreaming Of The Ladies In The Moon" - The Original Jubalaires - Crown 111 - 1954, "Little Church Of Capistrano"/"You Won't Let Me Go" - The Original Jubalaires - Crown 118 - 1954, "I've Waited All My Life For You" - Orville Brooks (And The Jubalaires) - Coral 65000 - 1948, "You Won't Let Me Go" - The Four Dots - Dot 1043 - 1951, "Love Me" - Kay Brown (With Vocal Group) - Crown 127 - 1954, "Love Me" - Willy & Ruth - Spark 105 - 1954, "I Believe"/"I Held My Baby Last Night" - Elmore James - Meteor 5000 - 1952, "Baby What's Wrong"/"Sinful Woman" - Elmore James - Meteor 5003 - 1953, "Dumb Woman Blues" - J. T. (Big Boy) Brown With Elmo James Broom Dusters - Meteor 5016 - 1954, "Sax-Ony Boogie" - Sax Man Brown With Elmo James Broom Dusters - Meteor 5016 - 1954, "Early In The Morning" - Elmore James And The Broom Dusters - Flair 1011 - 1953, "Make A Little Love" - Elmore James And His Broom Dusters - Flair 1014 - 1953, "You Know I Go For You"/"Why Do Everything Happen To Me" - B. B. King - Kent 301 - 1958, plus eight additional selections)
• IMPERIAL RECORDS - PART ONE: "Hurricane Boogie"/"Eight O'Clock Stomp" - Dick Lewis And His Harlem Rhythm Boys - Imperial 5001 - 1947 (also "Old Crow Boogie"/"Harlem Blues" - Dick Lewis And His Harlem Rhythm Boys - Imperial 5002 - 1947, "Workingman's Blues"/"Lenox Avenue Boogie" - 'Fat Man' Hamilton With 'Poison' Gardner And His All Stars Stars - Imperial 5007 - 1947, "Big Leg Mama Blues"/"Mobile Boogie" - 'Poison' Gardner And His All Stars - Imperial 5008 - 1947, "House Rent Blues"/"Between Midnight And Day" - 'Fat Man' Hamilton With 'Poison' Gardner And His All Stars - Imperial 5009 - 1947, "My Baby's Gone Away" - Poison Gardner Trio - Juke Box JB 515 - 1946, "17 Million $ Baby"/"Ain't No Better For You" - Charlie 'Boogie Woogie' Davis - Imperial 5019 - 1948, "West Side Baby"/"You Fine And Healthy Thing" - Charlie 'Boogie Woogie' Davis And His Orchestra - Imperial 5033 - 1949, "Hey! Little Brownie"/"Should Have Rationed Myself" - King Porter And His Orchestra (Vocal Alton Redd) - Imperial 5018 - 1948, "That Early Morning Boogie"/"Goodbye Doretha" - King Porter And His Orchestra (Vocal Betty Jones) - Imperial 5032 - 1949, "Slowley Go Out Of Your Mind" - Jake Porter (Vocal Dorothy Ellis) - Combo 1 - 1951, "Story To Tell"/"Jumpin' Tonight" - Joe Turner - Imperial 5090 - 1950, "The Sun Is Shining"/"Blues Jump The Rabbit" - Joe Turner - Bayou 015 - 1953, "Shake Shake Baby"/"Ballin' With Archie" - Archibald - Imperial 5082 - 1950, "Great Big Eyes"/"Early Morning Blues" - Archibald - Imperial 5212 - 1952, "The Fat Man"/"Detroit City Blues" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5058 - 1950, "Boogie Woogie Baby"/"Little Bee" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5065 - 1950, "She's My Baby"/"Hide Away Blues" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5077 - 1950, "Hey! La Bas Boogie"/"Brand New Baby" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5085 - 1950, "Every Night About This Time" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5099 - 1950, plus six additional selections)
• IMPERIAL RECORDS - PART TWO: "Careless Love"/"Rockin' Chair" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5145 - 1951 (also "Goin' Home" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5180 - 1952, "Going To The River" - Fats Domino Imperial 5231 - 1953, "Please Don't Leave Me" - Fats Domino - Imperial 5240 - 1953, "Going To The River" - Chuck Willis - OKeh 6952 - 1953, "Come Home"/"Blues By Cecil" - Cecil Gant - Imperial 5112 - 1950, "I Wonder" - Cecil Gant - Gilt-Edge 5090 - 1944, "Time Changes Things"/"Mr. Blues" - Lil' Son Jackson - Imperial 5131 - 1951, "Aching Heart"/"Red Light" - Lil' Son Jackson - Imperial 5144 - 1951, "Homeless"/"Gambling Blues" - Little Son Jackson - Dot 1051-B - 1951, "Welcome Blues" - T-Bone Walker - Imperial 5147 - 1951, "Cold Cold Feeling" - T-Bone Walker - Imperial 5171 - 1952, "Strugglin' Blues" - T-Bone Walker - Imperial 5299 - 1954, "That Old Feelin' Is Gone"/"Description Blues" - T-Bone Walker And His Guitar - Comet T52 - 1949, "She Is Going To Ruin Me" - T-Bone Walker - Old Swing-Master 11B - 1949, "Tee-Nah-Nah" - Smiley Lewis And His Sextet - Imperial 5067 - 1950, "Tee Nah Nah" - Van 'Piano Man' Walls And His After Hour Session Boys - Atlantic 904 - 1950, "Lillie Mae"/"The Bells Are Ringing" - Smiley Lewis - Imperial 5194 - 1952, "I'm Hunched"/"Real Fine Daddy" - Mary Wallace - Imperial 5168 - 1952, "Deacon Rides Again"/"Blow, Blow, Blow" - Big Jay McNeeley - Imperial 5170 - 1952, "Hurricane"/"Bobby Sox Ramble" - Joe Houston - Imperial 5196 - 1952, "I Live My Life"/"Lavinia" - Tommy Ridgley - Imperial 5198 - 1952, "Jam Up"/"Wish I had Never" - Tommy Ridgley - Atlantic 1039 - 1954, plus five additional selections)