Three guys named Mike

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Fireside memories of 1909-1939 : song folio containing 31 complete songs--words and music--comprising the world's most popular hits of the above period

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Here's Lucy. Season three

Table of Contents: “…Lucy's wedding party -- Lucy cuts Vincent's Price -- Lucy and the diamond cutter -- Lucy and Jack Benny's biography -- Lucy and Rudy Vallee -- Lucy loses her cool -- Lucy, part-time wife -- Lucy and Ma Parker.…”


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How to succeed in business without really trying the original Broadway cast recording by Loesser, Frank, 1910-1969

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The Palm Beach story

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How to succeed in business without really trying

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Glorifying the American girl

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Greatest classic legends film collection. Cary Grant

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The golden age of musicals.

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Brother, can you spare a dime? American song during the Great Depression.

Table of Contents: “…Brother, can you spare a dime (Bing Crosby) -- The boulevard of broken dreams (Deane Janis; Hal Kemp) -- Life is just a bowl of cherries (Rudy Vallee) -- In the still of the night (Glen Gray) -- Love walked in (Kenny Baker) -- On the good ship Lollypop (Shirley Temple) -- Unemployment stomp (Big Bill Broonzy) -- The gold diggers' song [We're in the money] (Dick Powell) -- All in and down and out blues (Uncle Dave Macon) -- Fifteen miles from Birmingham (Delmore Brothers) -- The coal loading machine (Evening Breezes Sextet) -- NRA blues (Bill Cox) -- I ain't got no home in this world anymore (Woody Guthrie) -- The death of Mother Jones (Gene Autry) -- All I want (Pete Seeger & Almanac Singers) -- The white cliffs of Dover (Glenn Miller & orch.)…”


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Brother, can you spare a dime? : American song during the Great Depression.

Table of Contents: “…Brother, can you spare a dime (Bing Crosby) -- The boulevard of broken dreams (Deane Janis ; Hal Kemp) -- Life is just a bowl of cherries (Rudy Vallee) -- In the still of the night (Glen Gray) -- Love walked in (Kenny Baker) -- On the good ship Lollypop (Shirley Temple) -- Unemployment stomp (Big Bill Broonzy) -- The gold diggers' song [We're in the money] (Dick Powell) -- All in and down and out blues (Uncle Dave Macon) -- Fifteen miles from Birmingham (Delmore Brothers) -- The coal loading machine (Evening Breezes Sextet) -- NRA blues (Bill Cox) -- I ain't got no home in this world anymore (Woody Guthrie) -- The death of Mother Jones (Gene Autry) -- All I want (Pete Seeger & Almanac Singers) -- The white cliffs of Dover (Glenn Miller & orch.)…”


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Brother, can you spare a dime? : American song during the Great Depression.

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Mother is a freshman

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How to succeed in business without really trying

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The Palm Beach story

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Let's misbehave! : a Cole Porter collection 1927-1940. by Porter, Cole, 1891-1964

Table of Contents: “…Let's fall in love (Rudy Vallee, Orchestra).…”


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Richard Whiting. by Whiting, Richard A., 1891-1938

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Love songs.

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How to succeed in business without really trying

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Yes sir, that's my baby the golden years of Tin Pan Alley, 1920-1929.

Table of Contents: “…(Jack Smith) (3:10) -- 'Deed I do (Ruth Etting) (2:46) -- There'll be some changes made (Sophie Tucker) (2:57) -- Sunday (Cliff Edwards and his Hot Combination) (2:58) -- Yes sir, that's my baby (Blossom Seeley) (2:33) -- Mississippi mud (the Rhythm Boys, with Paul Whiteman and his orchestra) (3:34) -- My blue heaven (Gene Austin) (3:33) -- Deep night (Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees) (3:20) -- Ain't misbehavin' (Louis Armstrong and his orchestra) (3:23).…”


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