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The Ziegfeld Follies Ziegfeld Follies of 1927 Medley (Irving Berlin) Shaking The Blues Away; Ooh! Maybe It's You; Jungle Jingle; Rainbow Of Girls; Shaking The Blues Away; It All Belongs To Me; Tickling The Ivories; Ooh! Maybe It's You; It's Up To The Band; ![]() A Pretty Girl is like a Melody (Irving Berlin) (1910) John Steel with Joseph Pasternak & orchestra Has anybody here seen Kelly? (Murphy & Letters) (1909) Nora Bayes with Walter Rogers & orchestra Nobody (1913) Bert Williams with Charles Prince & orchestra Go-zin-to (Ponce & Gene Buck) 1917 Frances White with Walter Rogers & orchestra Mandy (Irving Berlin) (1919) Van & Schenck with Charles Prince & his Orchestra You'd be Surprised (Irving Berlin) (1919) Eddie Cantor with studio orchestra The Moon shines on the Moonshine (Bowers & Die Witt) (1919) Bert Williams with Charles Prince & orchestra My Man (Mon homme) (Yvain & Pollack) (1921) Fanny Brice with Rosario Bourdon & studio orchestra Second-Hand Rose (Hanley & Clarke) (1921) Fanny Brice with Rosario Bourdon & studio orchestra It's getting Dark on old Broadway (Stamper & Buck) (1922) Gilda Gray's shimmy dance, Bennie Krueger & his Orchestra Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean (Ed Gallagher & AI Shean) (1922) A new Slant on War (Will Rogers) (1923) Will Rogers So this is Venice! (Warren & Clarke) (1924) Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra Follow the Swallow (Henderson & Rose; Dixon) (1924) George Olsen & his Music If you knew Susie (Meyer & De Sylva) (1925) Eddie Cantor with Columbia Studio Orchestra Valentine (Christine & Reynolds) (1920) Maurice Chevalier with Tom Griselle & orchestra What wouldn't I do for that Man? (Gorney & Harburg) (1929) Helen Morgan with Leonard Joy & orchestra You're Baby Minded Now (Jurmann & Dubin) (1931) Leon Errol, Ben Lyon? & Marilyn Miller Film soundtrack, Hollywood The day I drank a Glass of Water (Bill Morrow) (1915) W.C. Fields with Les Paul –guitar, unknown voices Shine on, Harvest Moon (Bayes & Norworth) (1931) Ruth Etting with studio orchestra Shaking the Blues away (Irving Berlin) (1927) Ruth Etting with Rube Bloom (piano) Mono ![]() |
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