Sleepy time gal /Loranzo ; Whiting ; Alden ; Egan. | Paul Chartrand. | |
Mon idéal =[enregistrement sonore] /[My ideal]Bataille [traducteur?] ; [Whiting, musique] ; [Chase, musique]. | Albert Marier, baryton, violon, violoncelle, et piano. | Compo. |
Un coin du ciel bleu /George Whiting ; Walter Donaldson. | Norman Brooks. | |
My blue heaven /Georges Whiting, paroles ; Walter Donaldson, musique. | Billy Munro et son trio. | Alouette. |
Au sommet du monde :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "High up on a hill-top"Beaudry, paroles ; Whiting, musique. | Georges Beauchemin, baryton avec violon, 'cello et piano. | Victor. |
Louise[enregistrement sonore] /Beaudry-Robin-Whiting ; [interprété par] Albert Marier. My dear / Beaudry-Kahn-Sanders ; [interprété par] Albert Marier. | Albert Marier, baryton avec piano. | Compo. |
Au revoir Mimi non pas adieu :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Till we meet again"Beaudry, traducteur ; Whiting. | Germain, baryton ; Lapierre, ténor, avec orchestre. | Starr. |
Un coin du ciel bleu =My blue heaven /George Whiting ; Walter Donaldson. | Norman Brooks, orchestre dirigé par Walter Eiger. | |
Ukulele lady /Kahn ; Whiting. | Moulin Rouge Orchestra. | |
Honey[enregistrement sonore] /Simons, paroles ; Gillespie, paroles ; Whiting, musique. | Léopold Delit. | Victor. |
Une heure près de toi ; Auf wiedersehen, chérie[enregistrement sonore] /Homez ; Robin ; Whiting (1) ; Nel ; Hoffman ; Nelson ; Goodhart ; Ager. | Albert Marier. | Starr. |
Honey[Enregistrement sonore] /Delit-Whiting ; [interprété par] Albert Marier. L'amour vagabond = The vagabond lover / Beaudry-Vallee-Zimmerman ; [interprété par] Albert Marier. | Albert Marier, baryton avec violon et piano. | Compo. |
Louise[enregistrement sonore] /Robin-Whiting ; [interprété par] Léopold Delit. Honey / Simon-Gillespie-Whiting ; [interprété par] Léopold Delit. | Chansons: Léopold Delit, baryton, avec violon, cello et piano. | Victor. |
Je ne sais pourquoi[enregistrement sonore] ;et Tes yeux /Albert Marier. | Albert Marier, baryton. | Starr |
Le marchand d'étoiles :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Japanese sandman"Beaudry, traducteur ; Whiting, musique. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | Starr. |
Le marchand d'étoiles =[enregistrement sonore] /The japanese sandmanWhiting, musique ; [Egan, paroles anglaises] ; Brisson, paroles françaises. | Hector Pellerin, baryton français avec orchestre. | Victor. |
Les yeux sans amour :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air "Till we meet again"[Egan, paroles anglaises] ; [Whiting, musique]. | Hector Pellerin, français baryton avec orchestre. | Victor. |
Coupable[enregistrement sonore] = Guilty ;et Il est une femme /Albert Marier. | Albert Marier, barytonc. | Starr |
Don't let your love go wrong /Whiting ; Schwartz ; Johnson. | Henry Allen and his orchestra ; Henry Allen, chorus. | |
Tea leaves /R.A. Whiting. | Ben Selvin, and his Novelty Orchestra. | |
C'est le Marchand d'Etoiles[enregistrement sonore] /Richard A. Whiting. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec orchestre. | |
Hand in hand again :in answer to "Till we meet again" /Whiting. My love song, my roses and you / Howard. | Albert Campbell, tenor, Henry Burr, tenor, with orchestra (1st work) ; Charles Harrison, tenor, with orchestra (2nd work). | Columbia |
While Miami dreams :fox trot /Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra. | |
Hand In Hand AgainRaymond B Egan; Richard A Whiting. | Albert Campbell; Henry Burr; Orchestra. | |
While Miami dreams /Richard A. Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith and his Orchestra. | |
While Miami Dreams /Richard A. Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra. | |
Horses /Richard A. Whiting ; Byron Gay ; Frank Skinner. I'm gonna let the bumble bee be / Jack Little ; Addy Brit. | Six Jumping Jacks. | |
Golden Gate ; Till we meet again, or, [Smile the while you kiss me sad adieu] /[Richard Whiting]. | Ben Hokea ; Al Nani, guitars. | Berliner. |
The Japanese sandman :fox trot /Whiting. | Max Fells' Della Robbia Orchestra. | Edison. |
Ain't we got fun /R. A. Whiting. | Erbody's Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. | |
She's Funny That WayMoret; Whiting. | Frank Sinatra; Orchestra; Axel Stordahl. | |
Ain't we got fun? /Kahn, lyrics ; Egan, lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Billy Jones, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Always In All WaysRobin; Whiting; Harling. | Jeanette Macdonald; With Orchestra. | |
It's tulip time in Holland, or, Two lips are calling me /Dave Radford ; Richard A. Whiting. | Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Song of Persia /Radford ; Egan ; Whiting. | Carl Fenton's Orchestra. | |
I love you more for losing you a while, or, [I'll love you more for losing you a while] /Whiting, music ; [Egan, lyrics]. | Hugh Donovan, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
Till we meet again /Richard A. Whiting. | Gladys Rice and Vernon Dalhart. | Edison. |
My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians, hawaiian guitars ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
Sleepy time gal /Ange Lorenzo ; Richard A. Whiting. Sometime / Ted Fiorito. | Fredric Fradkin, Fredric Fradkin ; Dan Lieberfeld. | |
Sleepy Time GalLorenzo; Whiting. | Ross Gorman And His Orchestra. | |
Adorable :from the picture "Adorable" /Marion, Jr. ; Whiting. | Hotel Bossert Orchestra ; Elmer Feldkamp, chorus. | |
Eternal Father, strong to save /[William Whiting, lyrics] ; [John Bacchus Dykes, music]. | Church Choir. | Berliner. |
Medley of popular songs :You're still an old sweetheart of mine ; Chong ; Till we meet again ; Mandy /[Whiting, music] ; [Egan, lyrics] ; [Weeks] ; [Whiting, music] ; [Egan, lyrics] ; [Berlin]. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet. | Berliner. |
My Blue HeavenWhiting; Donaldson. | Fred Rich's Dance Orchestra. | |
Mammy's little coal black rose /Raymond Egan ; Richard A. Whiting. | Orpheus Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
Dreaming of home, sweet home /Hanley ; sung by Sterling Trio. Till we meet again / Whiting ; sung by Campbell, Burr. | Sterling Trio (Side A) ; Albert Campbell, Henry Burr, tenors (Side B). | Columbia. |
Smile a while /Whiting ; Egan. | George Poole and his Dancemasters. | |
My future just passed :from "Safety in numbers" /Whiting ; Marion. | Rhythmic Troubadours. | |
Ain't we got fun /Richard A. Whiting. | Benson Orchestra of Chicago. | |
Ain't we got fun /Whiting. | Billy Jones. | Edison. |
Till we meet again /Richard A. Whiting. | Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra, for dancing with vocal chorus. | |
Cuban moon /Spencer and McKiernan ; [performed by] Raderman's Orchestra. The Japanese sandman / Whiting ; [performed by] Raderman's Orchestra. | Raderman's Orchestra. | |
The Japanese sandman ;Avalon /Whiting ; Jolson ; Rose. | Art Hickman's Orchestra. | |
The Whole World Loves A LoverWhiting. | Grace Nash; Henry Burr; Orchestra Accomp. | |
Who told you I cared =Quien te dijo qu me importaba : from "Kid nightingale" /Whiting ; Reisfeld. | Roy Eldridge and his orchestra ; Laurel Watson, vocal. | |
My sweeter than sweet /Marion, Jr. ; Whiting. | Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. | |
Some Sunday morning :medley fox trot ; ntroducing "Where the morning glories grow" /Richard A. Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith and his orchestra. | |
Ah yes, just so :from "Phoebus and Pan" /music, Bach ; arranged, Mottl ; words, English version, Diack. To music = An die musik / music, Schubert ; words, Schober ; English version, M.B. Whiting. | Isobel Baillie, soprano ; City of Birmingham Orchestra (Side A) ; Basil Cameron, conductor (Side A) ; Gerald Moore, piano (Side B). | |
Mr. Radio man (tell my mammy to come back home) /Schuster ; White ; Friend. Watchin' the moon rise / Kahn ; Egan ; Whiting. | Lewis James, tenor, with orchestra [side a] ; Peerless Quartet with orchestra [side b]. | |
My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
Watchin' The Moon RiseKahn; Egan Whiting. | Peerless Quartet; With Orchestra. | |
My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Ken Griffin. | |
You've Got Something There.Richard A Whiting; Johnny Mercer. | Will Osborne; Orch; Dorothy Rogers. | |
Honey /Simons ; Gillespie ; Whiting. | Four Aces, vocal, hawaiian guitar accomp. | |
High Up On A Hill-top.Baer; Whiting; Campbell. | Waring's Pennsylvanians; Clare Hanion. | |
I'm just wild about animal crackers /Harry Link ; Fred Rich ; Sam Coslow ; the pump song / Buddy Fields ; Sammy Lerner ; Richard A. Whiting. | Six Jumping Jacks. | |
Is it gonna be long? ('till you belong to me) /Whiting ; Cowan ; Abbot. | Hew Sterling's Orchestra, with vocal chorus. | |
Moon deer /Egan, Whiting and Moret. | California Ramblers. | |
Louise :from the motion picture "Innocents of Paris" /Robin ; Whiting. | Harry Thomas, piano solo. | Victor. |
Got no time /Kahn ; Whiting. | Ernie Golden and his Hotel McAlpin Orch[estra] ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | Compo. |
Susan ; The Japanese sandman ; Avalon /Kaplan ; Whiting ; Jolson ; Rose. | Mario Perri, accordion solo. | Berliner. |
Till we meet again /Whiting ; Egan. That wonderful mother of mine / Goodwin. | Charles Hart [and] Lewis James, tenor duet, [with] orchestra accompaniment [Side A] ; Henry Burr, tenor solo, [with] orchestra accompaniment [Side B]. | |
Sleepy time gal ;Chloe /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting ; G. Kahn ; Moret. | Don Baker. | |
Creole serenade /Rae Eleanor Ball. Song of Persia / Richard A. Whiting. | Rae Eleanor Ball ; John F. Burckhardt. | |
Mighty blue /Whiting ; Egan. | Moulin Rouge Orchestra ; Art. Parks, vocal chorus. | |
The Japanese sandman /Egan, lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Raderman's Novelty Orchestra. | Berliner. |
That's How Rhythm Was BornWhiting; Schwartz; Johnson. | Glen Gray; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
I love the moonlight /Harry Akst ; Harry Richman ; Benny Davis. Song of Shanghai / Vincent Rose ; Richard A. Whiting. | Jack Denny Orchestra. | |
Horses /Whiting ; Gay. | Billy West, tenor with orchestra. | |
My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians, Hawaiian Guitars, vocal chorus Harold Lambert. | |
Sleepy time :l'heure du repos /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting. | Art Landry and his Orchestra ; Henry Burr, vocal refrain. | |
Sleepy time gal /Lorenzo ; Whiting ; Alden ; Egan. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Gene Austin ; Les Paul. | |
Song Of PersiaRichard A Whiting. | Rae Eleanor Ball; John F Burckhardt. | |
My Blue HeavenWalter Donaldson; George Whiting. | Fred Waring; His Pennsylavians; Orchestra; Joe Marine. | |
My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Burnie Peacock, and his orchestra, with vocal accompaniment. | |
She's Funny That WayNeil Moret; Richard A Whiting. | Frankie Laine; Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
Till we meet again /Egan-Whiting. | Ken Griffin, organ. | |
Sleepy time gal /Alden, lyrics ; Egan, lyrics ; Lorenzo, music ; Whiting, music. | Vera Guilaroff. | Compo. |
Whose little heart are you breaking now? /Berlin ; sung by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell. Some Sunday morning / Whiting ; sung by Ada Jones and M.J. O'Connell. | Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, tenor (Side A) ; Ada Jones, soprano (Side B) ; M.J. O'Connell, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
Sleepy time gal /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting. | Jesse Crawford. | |
Hand in hand again /Egan ; Whiting. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Eternal father, strong to save, or, [The navy hymn] /[William Whiting, lyrics] ; [John Bacchus Dykes, music]. | London Church Choir. | Berliner. |
I Got A Woman, Crazy For Me She's Funny That WayNeil Moret; Richard A Whiting. | Ted Lewis; His Orchestra. | Decca. |
Where the morning glories grow /Kahn, lyrics ; Egan, lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano ; Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra. | Victor. |
Have you got any castles, baby? :from the Warner Bros. production "Varsity show" /Richard A. Whiting, Johnny Mercer ; [performed by] Will Osborne and his orchestra. Moonlight on the campus : from the Warner Bros. production "Varsity show" / Richard A. Whiting, Johnny Mercer ; [performed by] Will Osborne and his orchestra. | Dorothy Rogers (side A), chorus (side B), Will Osborne, vocal ; Will Osborne and his orchestra, performers. [Possibly: Will Osborne, director; John Dillard, Tom Murphy, Estes Monasco, trumpet; Yank Larson, trombone; Frank Salto, Harold Lawson, clarinet/alto sax; Tony Castellano, clarinet/tenor sax; Joe Denton, clarinet/tenor sax/baritone sax; Bruce Yantis, Alfonso del Aquila, string bass; Bill Gussak, drums]--Cf. The American dance band discography / Rust, 1975. | |
Hand in hand again :In answer to "Till we meet again" /Whiting. My love song, my roses and you / Howard. | Campbell and Burr [side a] and Charles Harrison [side b]. | Columbia |
Sleepy time gal /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting. | Art Landry and his Orchestra ; Henry Burr, vocal refrain. | |
The South will do her part :Parody on "They made it twice as nice as paradise and they called it Dixieland" /R.A. Whiting, music. | Geoffrey O'Hara. | Victor. |
Some Sunday MorningWhiting. | Ada Jones; M J O'connell; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
My ideal /Chase ; Robin ; arranged by Joe Leahy ; Whiting. | Juliana Larson ; Joe Leahy. | |
Some Sunday morning /Kahn ; Egan ; Whiting. | Ada Jones ; Billy Murray, duet with orchestra. | Victor. |
Along the way to Waikiki /Richard A. Whiting. | Ferera and Franchini, Hawaiian Guitar Duet. | |
Sleepy time gal =La nina de mis suenos /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting. | Art Landry and his orchestra ; Henry Burr. | |
Ukulele lady /Kahn ; Whiting. | Roseland Dance Orch[estra]. | Compo. |
My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Frank Ferera's Hawaiians ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
When shall we meet again :introducing "Before we say good-night" /Whiting ; Santly. | Hackel-Bergè Orchestra. | |
She's funny that way =I got a woman crazy for me /Neil Moret ; Richard A. Whiting. | Ted Lewis and his orchestra. | Decca. |
There's A Boatman On The Volga.Egan; Pasternacki; Whiting. | Paul Whiteman; His Orchestra; With Vocal Refrain. | |
Peter Pan :I love you /Robert King, Ray Henderson ; [performed by] Henry Burr. West of the great divide / George Whiting ; Ernest R. Ball ; [performed by] Henry Burr. | Side A: Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra ; Side B: Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra (Charles Adam Prince, conductor). | |
On With The Dance.Richard A Whiting; Johnny Mercer. | Will Osborne; Orch; Dorothy Rogers. | |
You're still an old sweetheart of mine /Whiting. | Sterling Trio, male Trio, orchestra accompaniment. | |
You're a great big lonesome baby /Kahn ; Cook ; Whiting. | M.J. O'Connell, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
Some Sunday mornings :medley fox trot, introducing "Where the morning glories grow" /Richard A. Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra. | |
Japanese sandman /Whiting ; Egan. | Leroy Holmes and his Orchestra. | |
My sweeter than sweet :from "Sweetie" /Marion, Jr. ; Whiting. | Vincent Lpoez & his Orch. | |
Louise :from picture "You can't ration love" /Whiting ; Robin. | Russ Morgan and his orchestra ; Russ Morgan, voc. cho. | |
You're still an old sweetheart of mine /Whiting. | Sterling Trio, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
The japanese sandman /Richard A. Whiting. | Regal Jazz Syncopaters. | |
While Miami dreams /Whiting. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
In San Domingo /Lewis, Young ; Snyder ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Some Sunday morning / Kahn, Egan ; Whiting ; [performed by] Ada Jones, Billy Murray. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra (side a) ; Ada Jones and Billy Murray with orchestra (side b). | Victor. |
Where the morning glories grow /Kahn, lyrics ; Egan, lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano ; Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra. | Berliner. |
The old apple tree :from Warner Bros. production "Swing your lady" /Jack Scholl, M.K. Jerome. You better change your tune / Frank Weldon, George Whiting. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, with vocal chorus by Pee Wee Hunt. | |
It's tulip time in Holland :Two lips are calling me /Dave Radford, Richard A. Whiting. When I leave the world behind / Irving Berlin. | Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra ; [side b] Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | |
Honey /Simons ; Whiting ; Gillespie. | George Auld and his Orchestra ; Georgie Auld, vocal. | |
Beyond The Blue HorizonWhiting; Harling; Leo Robin. | Robert Russell Bennett; Rca Victor Orch ; Jeanette Macdonald. | |
LouiseLeo Robins; Richard A Whiting. | Oscar Peterson; With Bass And Drums. | |
Tea leaves /Eager [i.e. Egan], lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Emile Coleman and His Castles by the Sea Orchestra. | Berliner. |
My wife's gone to the country! hurray! hurray! /[Berlin, lyrics] ; [Whiting, lyrics] ; [Snyder, music]. | Collins and Harlan with chorus. | Berliner. |
The Japanese sandman /Whiting ; [Egan]. | Nora Bayes with orchestra. | Columbia. |
Some Sunday morning /Whiting. | Ada Jones, soprano ; M.J. O'Connell, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
They made it twice as nice as paradise (and they called it Dixieland) /Raymond Egan ; Richard A. Whiting. | Geoffrey O'Hara. | Victor. |
On The Good Ship LollipopSidney Clare; Richard A Whiting. | Rosemary Clooney; Percy Faith. | |
My future just passed by :theme song, "Safety In Numbers" /Whiting ; Marion Jnr. | Columbia Photo Players. | |
Where the black-eyed susans grow /Dave Radford ; Richard A. Whiting ; [performed by] Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr. Tho' I'm not the first to call you "sweetheart" please let me be the last / Bernie Grossman ; Arthur Lange ; [performed by] Orpheus Quartet. | Albert Campbell and Henry Burr with orchestra [side a] ; Orpheus Quartet with orchestra [side b]. | Victor. |
Ain't we got fun /R. A. Whiting. | Erdody's Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. | |
My Blue HeavenGeorge Whiting; Walter Donaldson. | Don Rogers; Novelty Acc. | |
Little black buddie =Le petit camarade noir /Egan, lyrics ; Whiting, music. | Windsor Hotel Orchestra ; Harold Leonard and his Red Jackets. | Victor. |
Till we meet again /Raymond B. Egan-Richard A. Whiting. | Tony Martin and Fran Warren with orchestra conducted by Henri Rene. | |
When shall we meet again :medley waltz ; Before we say good-night /Whiting ; Santly. | Hackel-Bergè Orchestra. | |
Honey :fox trot /Simons ; Gillespie ; Whiting. | Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees. | |
Mammy's little coal black rose /Whtiing. Love me at twilight / Grant. | Broadway Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment (1st work) ; Charles Harrison and Inez Barbour, tenor and soprano duet with orchestra accompaniment (2nd work). | Columbia. |
Sleepy time :la nina de mis suenos /Alden ; Egan ; Lorenzo ; Whiting. | Art Landry and his Orchestra ; Henry Burr, vocal refrain. | |
Along the way to Waikiki /Gus Kahn ; Richard A. Whiting ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. My Hawaii : you're calling me / Launa Mai ; L.W. Lewis ; [performed by] Orpheus Quartet. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra [side a] ; Orpheus Quartet with orchestra [side b]. | Victor. |
Where the black-eyed Susans grow /Dave Radford ; Richard A. Whiting. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
When shall we meet again? /Richard A. Whiting. | Gladys Rice and Lewis James. | Edison. |
Along the way to Waikiki :Introducing: Hawaii I'm lonesome for you /Whiting ; Gumble. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, hawaiian guitar duet. | Columbia |
Popular medley no. 5 :Hand in hand again ; Tell me ; Someone is waiting for someone /[Egan] ; [Whiting] ; [Kortlander]. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet. | Berliner. |
Tin pan parade /Gillespie ; Whiting. | Rounders ; Tom Stacks, vocal chorus. | |
You're just as beautiful at sixty as you were at sweet sixteen /Edwards ; sung by Nora Bayes. The Japanese sandman / Whiting ; sung by Nora Bayes. | Sung by Nora Bayes. | Columbia. |
You're Still An Old Sweetheart Of MineRaymond B Egan; Richard A Whiting. | Elizabeth Spencer; Henry Burr; With Orchestra. | |
Sweet and low, or, [The lullaby of long ago] /[Richard Whiting ; Bud De Sylva, music]. | Pryor's Trombone Quartet. | Berliner. |
My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson;. | Fred Rich's Orchestra ; Joyboys, vocal chorus. | |
It goes like this (that funny meoldy) /Caesar ; Friend. High up on a hill top / Baer ; Campbell ; Whiting. | Lou Gold and his orchestra, vocal chorus [by] George Beaver (It goes like this (that funny meoldy)) ; Lou Gold and his orchestra, vocal chorus [by] George Beaver (High up on a hill top) | |
On top of the world, alone /Whiting ; Robin. | Willie Creager and his orchestra (vocal chorus by Tom Frawley). | |
The whole world loves a lover /Whiting. Ireland must be heaven / McCarthy, Johnson and Fischer. | Grace Nash, soprano, Henry Burr, tenor, with orch. (1st work); De Los Becker, tenor, with orch. (2nd work). | Columbia. |
My blue heaven /Whiting ; Donaldson. | Oscar Peterson, piano solo with bass and drums. | |
Ain't we got fun /Richard A. Whiting. | Benson Orchestra of Chicago ; Roy Bargy, director. | |
Honey /Gillespie ; Whiting ; Simons. | Four Aces. | |
Without a shadow of a doubt /George Whiting ; Nat Schwartz. | Jan Garber and his Orchestra ; Russ Brown, vocal chorus. | |
My blue heaven /Donaldson ; Whiting. | Don Benton, tenor with novelty accompaniment. | |
Till We Meet AgainWhiting. | Campbell; Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
Dreamy Melody.Koehler; Magine; Naset; Marshall; Whiting. | The Troubadours. | |
Mammy's little coal black rose /Raymond Egan ; Richard A. Whiting ; [performed by] Orpheus Quartet. When evening shadows fall / Jeff Branen ; William Polla ; [performed by] Orpheus Quartet. | Orpheus Quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
My Blue HeavenWhiting; Donaodson. | Oscar Peterson; With Bass And Drums. | |
They made it twice as nice as paradise (and they called it Dixieland) /Raymond Egan ; Richard A. Whiting. | Geoffrey O'Hara. | Victor. |
Honey /Gillespie ; Simons ; Whiting. | Those Harmonic Gentlemen (S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A.). | |
Celia /Whiting ; Robin. | Bar Harbor Society Orchestra (vocal chorus by Lester Cortes). | |
Mighty blue /Whiting ; Egan. | Moulin Rouge Orchestra (vocal chorus by Art. Parks). | |
Japanese sandman /Richard A. Whiting - Raymond B. Egan. [performed by] Quintet of the Hot Club of France with Django Reinhardt, guitar and Stephane Grappelly, violin. Love letters (billets doux) / Reinhardt - Grappelly. [performed by] Quintet of the Hot Club of France with Django Reinhardt, guitar and Stephane Grappelly, violin. | Quintet of the Hot Club of France ; Django Reinhardt ; Stephane Grappelly. | |
Till we meet again /Whiting, music ; [Raymond Egan, lyrics]. | Campbell ; Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
The South will do her part :Parody on "They made it twice as nice as paradise and they called it Dixieland" /R.A. Whiting, music. | Geoffrey O'Hara. | Berliner. |
Sleepy time gal /Alden ; Egan ; Whiting ; Lorenzo. | Johnny Richards, and his orchestra ; featuring saxes. A. Ceesario, E. Aiello, C. LeRoy, J. Siauson, J. Richards ; trumpets, J. Roma, T. DiNardi, C. Kusten, M. Arnett ; trombones, F. Mann, L. Sesma, B. Pratt ; piano, R. Roffer ; bass, S. Brock ; drums, B. Stuart. | |
'Till we meet again /Whiting ; Egan. | Hart ; James, tenor duet, orchestra accompaniment. | |
When Miami dreams /Richard A. Whiting. | Markels' Orchestra. | |
Louise /Whiting ; Robin. | Frankie Carle. | |
Till we meet again /Whiting. | Kalaluki Hawaiian Orchestra. | |