1935 Henry King - Kiss Me Goodnight (Joe Sudy, vocal)

Here's a wonderful version of "Kiss Me Goodnight" from Henry King and His Orchestra with vocal by Joseph Sudy.



Recorded on May 23, 1935 and released on Columbia #3049-D.

1939 Kay Kyser - The Starlit Hour (Ginny Simms, vocal)

Time for music by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, "The Starlit Hour" from "Earl Carroll's Vanities," with vocal by Ginny Simms.



Recorded in Los Angeles on September 7, 1939 and released on Columbia #35343.

Henry Red Allen 1936 Mills Blue Rhythm Band - Algiers Stomp

Here's music by the Mills Blue Rhythm Band (under the direction of Lucky Millinder) with the Henry "Red" Allen-penned "Algiers Stomp"



Great swing music by Lucky and the boys.



Recorded in New York City on November 20, 1936 and released on Columbia #3158-D

"Love Is Love, Anywhere" Freddie Rich and His Orchestra with Vocal by Vera Van (Columbia-1933)

Here's Freddie Rich and his Orchestra with "Love Is Love, Anywhere," with vocal by the luscious Vera Van.  Recorded by Columbia Records on December 20, 1933.

Time For Some Music

Here's music by Art Kassel and his Kassels in the Air, with "Twenty Million People."

This song was used in the Paramount motion picture "Hello, Everybody!" which starred Kate Smith and had in the cast Randolph Scott and Sally Blane.

Vocal by Milton Antler and recorded in Chicago on January 13, 1933.

1934 Bennie Krueger - Goodnight Lovely Little Lady (George Beuler, vocal)

From 1934, here's Bennie (Don't Call Me Freddie) Kruger and his orchestra with "Good Night Lovely Little Lady."  This song is from the Paramount picture, "We're Not Dressing."

Vocal by George (Don't Call Me Ferris) Beuler.

Time For The Idol Of The Air Lanes

Here's a 1941 recording by Jan Garber and his orchestra, a tune entitled "Bedelia," with vocal by Lee Bennett.  This Columbia Records release is from 1948, when a strike by the American Federation of Musicians was taking place.

Time For Some Music, Boys and Girls

From 1934, we have music by Emil Coleman and his Palais Royal Orchestra. Here's  the title song from the Warner Brothers motion picture "Wonder Bar." 

Vocal by Jerry Cooper.

Ready To Swing And Sway?

From 1951, here's music by Sammy Kaye and his Swing and Sway orchestra with "I Love You Because" with vocal by The Kaydets.