"Darling, You Can’t Have Fifty" by The Four Blackamoors, recorded 1940

"Headin’ Down The Wrong Highway" by Ted Daffan’s Texans, recorded 1945

"I Can’t Take It No More" by Wynonie Harris, recorded 1950

"Boogie Woogie Baby" by The Cecil Gant Trio, recorded 1947

"Yes, My Darling Daughter" by Gene Krupa & His Orchestra, recorded 1941

"Rockin’ In Rhythm" by Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra, recorded 1948

"Boogie No.1" by The Sepia Tones, recorded 1945

"Without You, Emaline" by The Three Jacks, recorded 1930

"Georgia Cabin Door" by The White Way Quartet, recorded 1923

"Football Boogie" by Wild Bill Moore, recorded 1949

"Help Me Mend A Broken Heart" by Pete Hanley, recorded 1953

"New Orleans Shuffle" by Johnny Otis & His Orchestra, recorded 1950

"Oh, Judge (He Treats Me Mean)" by Marion Harris, recorded 1920

"Jumpin’ With Judy" by Walter Thomas & His Jump Cats, recorded 1944

"Danny Boy" by Unknown Band, Recorded Date Unknown (Late 1940s?)

"Sunny" by George Olsen & His Music, recorded 1926

"Rain" by Arnold Frank & His Roger’s Cafe Orchestra, recorded 1927

"Stop Chasin’ Me Baby" by The Van Alexander Orchestra (The Lancers, Vocal), recorded 1954

"In The Barnyard" by Gilbert Girard, recorded date unknown

"Lazybones" by Chick Bullock, recorded 1933

"I’m Gonna Walk And Talk With My Lord" by Elton Britt & The Jordanaires, recorded 1952

"Green Eyes" by Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, recorded 1941

"Counting The Days" by Frankie Carle & His Orchestra, recorded 1945

"The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" by The ARC Studio Orchestra (as ‘Ed Loyd’), recorded 1934

"Bullets & Bayonets March" by Sousa’s Band, recorded 1919

"Back To The Harbor Of Home Sweet Home" by Parker & Dodd, recorded 1932

"Rusty Old Halo" by The Carlisles, recorded 1955

"Miami Beach Rhumba" by Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra, recorded 1947

"Daybreak" by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, recorded 1942 (DJ COPY)

"I’ll See You In My Dreams" by Jan Garber & His Orchestra, recorded 1939

"Snowfall" by Claude Thornhill & His Orchestra, recorded 1941

"Will Santy Come To Shanty-Town?" by Eddy Arnold The Tennessee Plowboy, recorded 1949

"Holy Night" by Harry Macdonough, recorded 1906 (REUPLOAD)

"Silent Night" by The Victor Salon Orchestra, recorded 1925

"Boogie Woogie Santa Claus" by Patti Page & Jack Rael’s Orchestra, recorded 1950 (REUPLOAD)

"Deep In The Heart Of Texas" by Horace Heidt & His Musical Knights, recorded 1942

"Joe Black Mambo" by the Joe Holiday Sextet, recorded 1952

"Tica-Tee Tica-Ta" by Horace Heidt & His Musical Knights, recorded 1941

"That Old Black Magic" by Bobby Rydell, recorded 1960

"Livery Stable Blues" by The Original Dixieland ‘Jass’ Band, recorded 1917

"Doing The Boom-Boom" by Leo Reisman & His Orchestra, recorded 1929

"One Hour With You" by Freddie Martin & His Orchestra (as "Bob Causer"), recorded 1932

"Hot Dogs & Sarsaparilla" by Tom Berwick & His Orchestra (As Sid Peltyn), recorded 1934

"Lonely Moments" by Benny Goodman & His Orchestra, recorded 1946

"Keep The Home-Fires Burning" by John McCormack, recorded 1917

"Why Do I Always Remember?" by Maurice J. Gunsky, recorded 1926

"Funny Little Pedro" by Tommy Dorsey & His Sentimentalists, recorded 1941

"It’s Been A Long, Long Time" by Harry James & His Orchestra, recorded 1945

"Riders In The Sky" by Jimmy Sanders, Ray Bloch’s Singers, & Bill Clifton’s Rhythm, recorded 1949

"Jingle Jangle Jingle" by Kay Kyser & His Orchestra, recorded 1942

"Cherokee" by Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra, recorded 1939 (1945 Repress)

"Show Me The Way" by Joe Samuels & His Orchestra (As "Halley & His Orchestra"), recorded 1925

"Roses Of Yesterday" by Irving Kaufman, recorded 1928

"Le Train De Cinq Heures" by Madame J. Béliveau and J.H. Germain, recorded 1921

"Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder For Somebody Else" by Bernie Cummins & His Orchestra, 1930

"My Baby Just Cares For Me" by Lou Gold & His Orchestra, recorded 1930

"Love Song Of A Half-Wit, Part 1" by The Hudson-DeLange Orchestra, recorded 1936

"China Night" by Hamako Watanabe & Orchestra, recorded 1938

"Heartaches" by Ted Weems & His Orchestra, recorded 1933

"Rose O’Day" by The Merry Macs, recorded 1941