35 vintage 78-toerenplaten – Jazz, Swing, Dance Band & Popular Music 1934–1952 o.a. Billie Holiday, - Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, The Andrews Sisters, The Mills Brothers, Paul Whiteman, Bing - 78 RPM shellac record - 1934





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Collection of 35 original 78 RPM shellac records dating from ca. 1934–1951, featuring jazz, swing, big band and popular music, including Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra and others.
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Beautiful and varied collection of 35 original 78 RPM shellac records, mainly from the period ca. 1934–1951. The collection includes a mix of jazz, swing, big band, dance-band, traditional pop, musical and Hawaiian music.
The collection contains recordings by major names in American and British music history, including Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, The Andrews Sisters, Vera Lynn, The Mills Brothers, Jan Garber, Claude Thornhill, Dean Martin, Ambrose, Jimmy Durante, Joe Loss, Roy Fox, Al Jolson, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, Paul Weston, Ken Griffin and Yma Sumac.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of use that fit records of this age.
1 ; Billie Holiday And Louis Armstrong – You Can't Lose A Broken Heart / My Sweet Hunk O' Trash
2 ; Frank Sinatra – Nature Boy (To Love And Be Loved In Return) / Why Was I Born
3 ; The Andrews Sisters – Says My Heart / Oh! Faithless Maid
4 ; Vera Lynn - Never break a promise / The same old story
5 ; Billy Cotton and his band - Tennessee waltz / Can i canoe you up the river
6 ; The Mills Brothers – The Glow-Worm / After All
7 ; Jan Garber And His Orchestra – You're Breaking My Heart / Now That I Need You
8 ; The Mills Brothers – Lazy Bones / Nagasaki
9 ; Claude Thornhill And His Orchestra – If You Were The Only Girl / It's A Pity To Say Goodnight
10 ; Dean Martin – Bonne Nuit / In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening
11 ; Norrie Paramor and his nitelites - Festival hop / Ivory rag
12 ; Ambrose And His Orchestra – The Donkey Serenade / Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life
13 ; Jimmy Durante – I'm The Guy Who Found The Lost Chord / Little Bit This, Little Bit That
14 ; Jan Garber And His Orchestra – It's A Sin / Easy Melody
15 ; Wallace Lupino, Lupino Lane, Teddie St. Denis – "Me And My Girl" - Vocal Selection
16 ; Julie Wilson – Kiss Me Kate
17 ; Joe loss and his band - Begine the beguine / My prayer
18 ; Roy Fox & his orchestra - Either it's love or it isn't / The richety rickshaw man
19 ; Al Jolson – My Mammy / Sonny Boy
20 ; Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – Money Is The Root Of All Evil / Johnny Fedora
21 ; Harry Owens & His Royal Hawaiians – Down On Ami Ami Oni Oni Isle / Farewell, Malihini
22 ; The Melachrino Strings – Diane / Faithfully Yours
23 ; Mel Rose - the lambeth walk / Cry, baby, cry
24 ; Hal Ross, The Les Morgan Orchestra / The Les Morgan Orchestra – I'm Yours / Delicado
25 ; Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – In A Little Book Shop / An Old Sombrero (And An Old Spanish Shawl)
26 ; Johnny Denis And His Ranchers – Down Where The Rainbow Ends
27 ; The Starlighters With Paul Weston And His Orchestra – Maria From Bahia / Night And Day
28 ; George Olsen And His Orchestra – Dreamer's Holiday / The Good Time Polka
29 ; Ken Griffin – You Can't Be True, Dear / Cuckoo Waltz
30 ; Bing Crosby With Lani McIntire And His Hawaiians – Sweet Leilani / Aloha Oe
31 ; Andrews Sisters with Russ Morgan– Now! Now! Now! Is The Time / Oh, You Sweet One
32 ; Billy Cotton And His Band – Hang On The Bell, Nellie / I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts
33 ; Yma Sumac – Virgin Of The Sun God / Lure Of The Unknown Love
34 ; Paul Whiteman and his orchestra - Singing a happy song / Au revoir l'amour
35 ; Frank Sinatra – Poinciana / I'm Sorry I Made You Cry
Beautiful and varied collection of 35 original 78 RPM shellac records, mainly from the period ca. 1934–1951. The collection includes a mix of jazz, swing, big band, dance-band, traditional pop, musical and Hawaiian music.
The collection contains recordings by major names in American and British music history, including Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, The Andrews Sisters, Vera Lynn, The Mills Brothers, Jan Garber, Claude Thornhill, Dean Martin, Ambrose, Jimmy Durante, Joe Loss, Roy Fox, Al Jolson, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, Paul Weston, Ken Griffin and Yma Sumac.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of use that fit records of this age.
1 ; Billie Holiday And Louis Armstrong – You Can't Lose A Broken Heart / My Sweet Hunk O' Trash
2 ; Frank Sinatra – Nature Boy (To Love And Be Loved In Return) / Why Was I Born
3 ; The Andrews Sisters – Says My Heart / Oh! Faithless Maid
4 ; Vera Lynn - Never break a promise / The same old story
5 ; Billy Cotton and his band - Tennessee waltz / Can i canoe you up the river
6 ; The Mills Brothers – The Glow-Worm / After All
7 ; Jan Garber And His Orchestra – You're Breaking My Heart / Now That I Need You
8 ; The Mills Brothers – Lazy Bones / Nagasaki
9 ; Claude Thornhill And His Orchestra – If You Were The Only Girl / It's A Pity To Say Goodnight
10 ; Dean Martin – Bonne Nuit / In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening
11 ; Norrie Paramor and his nitelites - Festival hop / Ivory rag
12 ; Ambrose And His Orchestra – The Donkey Serenade / Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life
13 ; Jimmy Durante – I'm The Guy Who Found The Lost Chord / Little Bit This, Little Bit That
14 ; Jan Garber And His Orchestra – It's A Sin / Easy Melody
15 ; Wallace Lupino, Lupino Lane, Teddie St. Denis – "Me And My Girl" - Vocal Selection
16 ; Julie Wilson – Kiss Me Kate
17 ; Joe loss and his band - Begine the beguine / My prayer
18 ; Roy Fox & his orchestra - Either it's love or it isn't / The richety rickshaw man
19 ; Al Jolson – My Mammy / Sonny Boy
20 ; Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – Money Is The Root Of All Evil / Johnny Fedora
21 ; Harry Owens & His Royal Hawaiians – Down On Ami Ami Oni Oni Isle / Farewell, Malihini
22 ; The Melachrino Strings – Diane / Faithfully Yours
23 ; Mel Rose - the lambeth walk / Cry, baby, cry
24 ; Hal Ross, The Les Morgan Orchestra / The Les Morgan Orchestra – I'm Yours / Delicado
25 ; Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – In A Little Book Shop / An Old Sombrero (And An Old Spanish Shawl)
26 ; Johnny Denis And His Ranchers – Down Where The Rainbow Ends
27 ; The Starlighters With Paul Weston And His Orchestra – Maria From Bahia / Night And Day
28 ; George Olsen And His Orchestra – Dreamer's Holiday / The Good Time Polka
29 ; Ken Griffin – You Can't Be True, Dear / Cuckoo Waltz
30 ; Bing Crosby With Lani McIntire And His Hawaiians – Sweet Leilani / Aloha Oe
31 ; Andrews Sisters with Russ Morgan– Now! Now! Now! Is The Time / Oh, You Sweet One
32 ; Billy Cotton And His Band – Hang On The Bell, Nellie / I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts
33 ; Yma Sumac – Virgin Of The Sun God / Lure Of The Unknown Love
34 ; Paul Whiteman and his orchestra - Singing a happy song / Au revoir l'amour
35 ; Frank Sinatra – Poinciana / I'm Sorry I Made You Cry

