Harry James and His Orchestra “Carnival” from Best of the Big Bands

Isham Jones and His Orchestra “With Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming” from The Best Loved Bands Of All Time

Bing Crosby “Someday Sweetheart” from King Of the Crooners

Fred Waring and His Orchestra “Holiday For Strings” from A String Of Pearls: Great Stars Of the ’40s

Nat King Cole “It’s Only A Paper Moon” from The Velvet Voice of Nat King Cole

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong “Can’t We Be Friends?” from Ella and Louis

Sarah Vaughan & George Treadwell & His All-Stars “Nice Work If You Can Get It” from Billie, Ella, Lena, Sarah

John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman “They Say It’s Wonderful” from John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman

George Shearing Quintet “Winter Wonderland” from Christmas With the George Shearing Quintet

Ted Weems and His Orchestra “Walking My Baby Back Home” from The Best Loved Bands Of All Time

Eddie Lang “Walkin’ the Dog” from The Quintessential Eddie Lang 1925-1932

Cab Calloway “The Jumpin’ Jive” from Cab Calloway

Jimmie Lunceford “Posin'” from Jukebox Hits 1935-1947

Eddie Cantor “Mandy” from Irving Berlin: A Hundred Years

Benny Goodman & His Orchestra “Stompin’ At the Savoy” from Top Hits Of the 1930s

Sam Cooke “Rome (Wasn’t Built In A Day)” from Spring Chicken, Vol. 3

Dean Martin “Carolina Moon” from Summer Is A Mixtape, Vol. V

Dinah Washington “Teach Me Tonight” from Compact Jazz

Acker Bilk “Stranger On the Shore” from Pop Memories Of the ’60s

Jon Batiste “What a Wonderful World” from Hollywood Africans

Ruth Etting “Just One More Chance” from Ruth Etting (1926-1935)

Jack Teagarden “If I Could Be With You” from Father of Jazz Trombone

Mildred Bailey “At Sundown” from Jazz Infusion: Mildred Bailey

Maxine Sullivan “Midnight” from Loch Lomond – The Essential Maxine Sullivan

Danny Kaye “The Best Things Happen While You’re Dancing” from Selections From Irving Berlin’s White Christmas

Frank Sinatra “With Every Breath I Take” from Nevertheless, I’m In Love With You

Erroll Garner “Misty” from Original Jazz, Vol. 2

Al Bowlly “By the Fireside” from Top Hits Of the 1930s