| Artist |
Song |
Album |
Label |
Comments |
| Josephine Baker & Adrien Lamy |
J'ai Deux Amours |
Cocktail Hour |
Columbia River |
on Nov 30 Baker was inducted into the Pantheon, one of France's highest honors, in recognition of her work as a WWII resistance fighter and civil rights activist. This was her most successful recording |
|
| Josephine Baker |
After I Say I'm Sorry |
Josephine Baker - Grands Succes |
|
rec 1926 |
| Josephine Baker |
Blue Skies |
Cocktail Hour |
Columbia River |
rec 1927 |
| Josephine Baker |
C'est Lui |
Head over High Heels |
Trikont |
rec 1934 from the film ZOU ZOU |
| Josephine Baker |
Reves |
Josephine Baker - Grands Succes |
|
rec 1935 from the film PRINCESS TAM TAM |
| Josephine Baker w/ Lecuona Cuban Boys |
La Conga Blicoti |
Cocktail Hour |
Columbia River |
rec 1936 |
|
| Josephine Baker |
Voila Paris / Cha Cha Cha |
live performance |
|
rec 1955 |
| Josephine Baker |
Don't Touch My Tomatoes |
The Fabulous Josephine Baker |
RCA Victor |
rec 1960 |
| Josephine Baker |
La Seine |
The Fabulous Josephine Baker |
RCA Victor |
rec 1960 |
| Josephine Baker |
Speech at the March on Washington |
March on Washington |
|
rec 1963 Baker was one of only two women who spoke at the March on Washington |
|
| Ella Fitzgerald & Dizzy Gillespie |
How High the Moon |
It Happened One Night in Concert |
Black Label |
rec 1947 at Ella's first performance at Carnegie Hall |
| Nat King Cole |
Bop Kick |
The Forgotten 1949 Carnegie Hall Concert |
Hep |
|
| Billy Eckstine |
Jelly Jelly |
1946-47 |
Classics |
|
| Henri Salvador |
C'est le Be Bop |
Saint-Germain-Des-Pres |
RYM Musique |
|
| Sarah Vaughan |
Shulie A Bop |
Swingin' Easy |
EmArcy |
|
|
| Sarah Vaughan |
Perdido |
Perdido! Live at Birdland 1953 |
Natasha Imports |
|
| Taft Jordan & The Mob |
Louisiana Fairy Tale |
Sounds of Harlem Vol. 1 |
Hep |
|
| the Delta Rhythm Boys |
What Would It Take? |
the Trio's Complete Decca Recordings Plus (1936-47) |
MCA |
Les Paul Trio |
| the Cats & the Fiddle |
Nuts to You |
We Cats Will Sing For You, 1939-1940, vol. 1 |
ASV Living Era |
|
| Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five |
the Two Little Squirrels (Nuts to You) |
Let the Good Times Roll |
Decca |
|
|
| Cab Calloway |
Kickin' the Gong Around |
Jukebox Hits 1930-1950 |
Acrobat |
|
| Duke Ellington Orchestra |
the Mooche |
the Duke: The Columbia Years |
Columbia Legacy |
|
| Clarence Williams & his Blue Moaners |
You've Got to Be Modernistic |
the Clarence Williams Collection 1921-37 |
Collector's Classics |
|
| McKinney's Cotton Pickers |
Gee, Ain't I Good to You |
The Essential Sides Remastered, 1929-1933 |
JSP Records |
Coleman Hawkins |
| Louis Armstrong & his Orchestra |
When You're Smiling |
Satchmo: Louis Armstrong, Ambassador iof Jazz |
Universal |
|
| Libby Holman w/ the Brunswick Studio Orchestra |
Am I Blue? |
Flappers, Vamps, and Sweet Young Things |
ASV Living Era |
|
| Noel Coward |
World Weary |
the Revue and War Years, 1928-1952 |
JSP Records |
|
|
| Benny Goodman Sextet |
Rose Room |
Benny Goodman Sextet |
Columbia |
|
| Django Reinhardt |
My Melancholy Baby |
the Classic Early Recordings in Chronological Order |
JSP Records |
|
| Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra |
No Regrets |
Lady Day: the Master Takes & Singles |
Columbia Legacy |
|
| Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra |
You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me |
Classic Brunswick & Columbia Teddy Wilson Sessions, 1934-1942 |
Mosaic |
v/ Frances Hunt |
| Benny Carter & his Orchestra |
Somebody Loves Me |
The Essential Sides Remastered, 1936-1939 |
JSP Records |
Coleman Hawkins |
|
| Doris Day o/ Paul Weston |
Pillow Talk |
Golden Girl |
Columbia Legacy |
|
| Ella Fitzgerald |
Slap That Bass |
the Complete Ella Fitzgerald Songbook |
Verve |
|
| Julie London |
Warm December |
Christmas Belles |
Universal |
|
| Ethel Merman |
Everything's Coming Up Roses |
There's No Business Like Show Business |
Razor & Tie |
|
|
| Dinah Washington |
Don't Come Knocking' At My Door |
Complete Dinah Washington on Mercury |
Mercury |
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