Glenn Miller--Ronnie Harris--Gracie Fields--Eddie Fisher--Jay Wilbur--Ted Heath

Three Instrumentals with Vocals !.....Plus a Story with Humpty Dumpty & A Mocking Bird Riding On A Rainbow sipping a Hot Toddy.

1. This Is No Laughing Matter......Glenn Miller & His Orchestra..vocal Ray Eberle

2. Humpty Dumpty Heart.....Glenn Miller & His Orchestra..vocal Ray Eberle

3. The Story Of Tina.....Ronnie Harris

4. Guiding Star.....Ronnie Harris

5. The Mocking Bird Went Cuckoo......Gracie Fields

6. Just One More Chance......Gracie Fields

7. Downhearted......Eddie Fisher

8. Am I Wasing My Time Over You......Eddie Fisher

9. We'll All Go Riding On A Rainbow.......Jay Wilbur & His Band

10. The Wind's in the West......Jay Wilbur & His Band

11. Hot Toddy......Ted Heath & His Music

12. Strike Up The Band......Ted Heath & His Music

Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, on the set of Sun Valley Serenade, 1941

 6. Just One More Chance

Maxine Sullivan--The Ames Brothers--Jay Wilbur--Lee Lawrence--Geraldo--Victor Silvester

If your sweetheart's name is Jeanie then get her on the dance floor for a Waltz or a Quickstep and even a Beguine while the Moon is Glowing !....and don't forget to whistle !..and mind the River !

1. I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair......Maxine Sullivan

2. Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes......Maxine Sullivan

3. You You You......The Ames Brothers

4. My Love My Life My Happiness......The Ames Brothers

5. I Love To Whistle......Jay Wilbur And His Band

6. So Long Sweetheart......Jay Wilbur & His Band

7. Waltzing The Blues......Lee Lawrence

8. The Good Book Says......lee Lawrence

9. Sand In My Shoes......Geraldo & His Orchestra..vocal Dorothy Carless

10. Russian Rose......Geraldo & His Orchestra..vocal Dorothy Careless

11. Moonglow......Victor Silvester & His Ballroom Orchestra

12. The Banks Of The Seine......Victor Silvester & His Ballroom Orchestra

Maxine Sullivan (May 13, 1911 – April 7, 1987), born Marietta Williams in Homestead, Pennsylvania, United States, was an American jazz vocalist and performer.

Early recording sessions in 1937 yielded a hit recording of a swing version of the Scottish folk song "Loch Lomond" featuring Sullivan on vocals. This early success "branded" Sullivan's style, leading her to sing similar swing arrangements of traditional folk tunes mostly arranged by Thornhill, such as "If I Had a Ribbon Bow" and "I Dream of Jeanie". Her early popularity also led to a brief appearance in the 1938 film Going Places with Louis Armstrong.

The Ames Brothers were an American singing quartet, consisting of four siblings from Malden, Massachusetts, who were particularly famous in the 1950s for their traditional pop hits.

The brothers were swept into national top billing with their first hit record, "Rag Mop", in January 1950. Doing radio shows for free at times, just for the experience, they later became regulars on such shows as Arthur Godfrey and His Friends. One of the first acts to appear on the original The Ed Sullivan Show when it was known as Toast of the Town, the foursome made their debut with him when the show was telecast live from Wanamaker's Department Store.

          5. I Love To Whistle

Layton & Johnstone--Jay Wilber--Woody Herman--Bing Crosby--Reginald Dixon--Jack Simpson Sextet

Bouncing along Broadway doing the tango could be interesting !!

1. Broadway Melody.......Layton & Johnstone

2. You Were Meant For Me......Layton & Johnstone

3. The Donkey's Serenade......Jay Wilber & His Band (vocals Cavendish Three)

4. The Down & Out Blues.....Jay Wilber & His Band (vocals Cavendish Three)

5. Woody Herman's Apple Honey......Woody Herman & His Orchestra

6. Northwest Passage.....Woody Herman & His Orchestra

7. Amor Amor.....Bing Crosby

8. I'll Be Seeing You......Bing Crosby

9. Blue Tango......Reginald Dixon

10. Blackpool Bounce......Reginald Dixon

11. There's No One But You......Jack Simpson Sextet (vocal Maureen Morton)

12. Are You Coming Out Tonight Mary...Jack Simpson Sextet (vocal Maureen Morton)

          9. Blue Tango

Jay Wilbur & His Band--The Rhythm Rascals--The King Brothers--David Hughes--P.T.Kirpinchek & P.S. Sellinik--Krasovsky--Vera Lynn--Perry Como,

 It seem like we might be on an Island with a Cossack in the corner in his rockin' shoes holding a letter to his Mother and son and it could be rain in the valley !!!

1. Wheezy Anna//A Letter To My Mother......Jay Wilber And His Band

2. Just an Echo In The Valley//Standing On The Corner......The Rhythm Rascals (Jay Wilbur) ??

3. In The Middle Of An Island......The King Brothers

4. Rockin' Shoes......The King Brothers

5. Love Is a Many Splendoured Thing.......David Hughes

6. Bella Notte......David Hughes

7. Cossack Song.......P.T. Kirpinchek & P.S. Sellinik with Orch Bolshoi Theatre Moscow

8. From Border To Border......Krasovsky with Orch Bolshoi Theatre Moscow

9. My Son My Son......Vera Lynn

10. Our Heaven On Earth......Vera Lynn

11. More Than You know......Perry Como

12. A Garden In the Rain......Perry Como

James Edward Wilbur (1898–1968) was a British bandleader and prolifically recorded musician identified with and influential in the era of Big Band and British dance band music.With his own name and under many pseudonyms, his recordings appeared on a variety of labels, including Imperial, Eclipse, Rex and Crown.

Jay Wilbur and His Band performed extensively for Allied military servicemembers during World War II. He is known for recording established tunes while rendering them in foxtrot style.

          4. Rockin' Shoes