Various – These Were Our Songs - The Early '40s (1985) 7 x LP Box Set, SEALED
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$ 45.00This classic box set brings the best of the 1940s directly to your home. Featuring carefully curated songs, These Were Our Songs - The Early '40s showcases the best of the era with a unique collection of renowned classics.
Style: Easy Listening, Swing, Big Band
Vinyl: Sealed
Cover: VG+ (some corner damage the worst on the bottom left corner, minor wear on the box spine, a few scattered tears in the shrink.)
Label: The Reader's Digest Association, Inc. – RBA-084/A
Country: US
Tracklist:
A1 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | Blueberry Hill | |
A2 | The Ink Spots | When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano | |
A3 | Jan Savitt And His Top Hatters | Make Believe Island | |
A4 | Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats | Down Argentina Way | |
A5 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Our Love Affair | |
A6 | The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen And His Orchestra | Ferry-Boat Serenade | |
B1 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | Call Of The Canyon | |
B2 | The Ink Spots | Whispering Grass (Don't Tell The Trees) | |
B3 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | We Three | |
B4 | Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra | Where Was I? | |
B5 | Bing Crosby with Dick McIntire And His Harmony Hawaiians | Trade Winds | |
B6 | Erskine Hawkins And His Orchestra | Dolemite | |
C1 | Wayne King And His Orchestra | Intermezzo | |
C2 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | My Sister And I | |
C3 | Tony Pastor And His Orchestra | Maria Elena | |
C4 | Woody Herman And His Orchestra | G'bye Now | |
C5 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | Ev'rything I Love | |
C6 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Let's Get Away From It All | |
D1 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | The Things I Love | |
D2 | The Four King Sisters with The Rhythm Reys | The Hut-Sut Song | |
D3 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | You and I | |
D4 | Tony Martin with Orchestra under the direction of David Rose | Tonight We Love | |
D5 | The Ink Spots | I Don't Want To Set the World on Fire | |
D6 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Two In Love | |
E1 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra / Skip Nelson and The Modernaires | Moonlight Becomes You | |
E2 | Johnny Mercer and His Orchestra | Strip Polka | |
E3 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | My Devotion | |
E4 | Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter And His Orchestra | I Don't Want To Walk Without You | |
E5 | Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra | One Dozen Roses | |
E6 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Just As Though You Were Here | |
F1 | Freddie Slack And His Orchestra with Ella Mae Morse | Mister Five by Five | |
F2 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | I Remember You | |
F3 | Dinah Shore | Miss You | |
F4 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | Dearly Beloved | |
F5 | Sammy Kaye And His Orchestra | I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen | |
F6 | Woody Herman And His Orchestra | Amen | |
G1 | Rudy Vallee And His Connecticut Yankees | As Time Goes By | |
G2 | Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra | Don't Get Around Much Anymore | |
G3 | Bing Crosby with Trudy Erwin and The Sportsmen Glee Club | People Will Say We're in Love | |
G4 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | They're Either Too Young Or Too Old | |
G5 | Dinah Shore | They're Either Too Young Or Too Old | |
G6 | The Song Spinners | Johnny Zero | |
H1 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | That Old Black Magic | |
H2 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | It Started All Over Again | |
H3 | Dick Haymes with The Song Spinners | Put Your Arms Around Me Honey | |
H4 | Dinah Shore | You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To | |
H5 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | It's Always You | |
H6 | Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen And His Orchestra | Pistol Packin' Mama | |
I1 | Vaughn Monroe with Marilyn Duke | The Trolley Song | |
I2 | Betty Hutton | The Rocking Horse Ran Away | |
I3 | Woody Herman And His Orchestra | Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me | |
I4 | Jo Stafford | I Love You | |
I5 | Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen And His Orchestra | Don't Fence Me In | |
I6 | Russ Morgan And His Orchestra | Goodnight, Wherever You Are | |
J1 | Ella Mae Morse | Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet | |
J2 | Mary Martin With Orchestra Conducted By Camarata | I'll Walk Alone | |
J3 | Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter And His Orchestra | Amor | |
J4 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | When They Ask About You | |
J5 | Andy Russell | I Dream Of You | |
J6 | Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest with Victor Young And His Orchestra | It Had To Be You | |
K1 | The Mills Brothers | You Always Hurt The One You Love | |
K2 | Perry Como | Long Ago (and Far Away) | |
K3 | Bing Crosby with Trudy Erwin and The Sportsmen Glee Club | Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' | |
K4 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Daybreak | |
K5 | Dick Haymes with The Song Spinners | In My Arms | |
K6 | Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra | When The Light Go On Again (All Over The World) | |
L1 | Jo Stafford | It Could Happen To You | |
L2 | Ella Mae Morse | No Love, No Nothin' | |
L3 | Evelyn Knight With Orchestra Directed By Camarata | Dance With a Dolly (With a Hole in Her Stockin') | |
L4 | Dinah Shore | I Hear a Rhapsody | |
L5 | Judy Garland With Orchestra Directed By Bobby Sherwood | I'm Nobody's Baby | |
L6 | Kate Smith | God Bless America | |
M1 | Russ Morgan And His Orchestra | There Goes That Song Again | |
M2 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Take Me | |
M3 | Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians | The Band Played On | |
M4 | Stan Kenton And His Orchestra | How Many Hearts Have You Broken? | |
M5 | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra | Blue Champagne | |
M6 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me) | |
N1 | Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | G.I. Jive | |
N2 | The Merry Macs | Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition | |
N3 | Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter And His Orchestra | 'Til Reveille | |
N4 | Glenn Miller And His Orchestra | The White Cliffs of Dover | |
N5 | Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians | Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Ireland | |
N6 | Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra | I'll Be Seeing You |
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