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Helen O'Connell

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Born
May 23, 1920
Died
September 19, 1993
Country
United States
Comments
Singer, dancer, and actress
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Jimmy Dorsey O'Connell sang with Dorsey's band from 1939 to 1943.
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Releases

Singles

Title Performer Release date Label
Are You Havin' Any Fun? Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Helen O'Connell October 1939 Decca
Be Anything (But Be Mine) Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney March 1952 Capitol Records
Come What May Helen O'Connell with Cliffie Stone's Music January 1952 Capitol Records
Don't Play That Song Helen O'Connell and Bob Eberly with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney January 1952 Capitol Records
Gypsy Heart Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Dave Cavanaugh January 1951 Capitol Records
Hey, Good Lookin' Tennessee Ernie and Helen O'Connell October 8, 1951 Capitol Records
Hi Diddle Dee (My My) Helen O'Connell and Skeets McDonald with Dave Cavanaugh's Music August 1953 Capitol Records
How D'ya Like Your Eggs in the Morning Dean Martin and Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Dick Stabile March 1951 Capitol Records
If You're Gonna Love Me, Love Me Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney July 1951 Capitol Records
Inspiration Helen O'Connell - Orchestra conducted by George Siravo July 1955 Kapp Records
One, for the Wonder (Of Your Kisses) Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Les Baxter July 1952 Capitol Records
Rub-A-Dub-Dub Helen O'Connell with Cliffie Stone's Orchestra June 1953 Capitol Records
Slow Poke Helen O'Connell with Cliffie Stone's Music October 1951 Capitol Records
Tell Me (Tell Me Why) Helen O'Connell with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney May 1951 Capitol Records
Water Can't Quench the Fire of Love Gisele MacKenzie and Helen O'Connell with Dave Cavanaugh's Music October 1952 Capitol Records
You've Got Me This Way Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus by Helen O'Connell 1940 Decca

Performances also appear on

Title Performer Release date Label
1953 "Chesterfield" Shows Ray Anthony and His Orchestra 1998 Magic [GB]
All I Remember Is You Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra June 1939 Decca
A Man and His Dream Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1939 Decca
Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra February 1941 Decca
Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra January 1942 Decca
Aurora Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1941 Decca
Boog-It Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra May 1940 Decca
Comes Love Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1939 Decca
Daybreak Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra October 1942 Decca
Embraceable You Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1941 Decca
How Can I Ever Be Alone? Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1940 Decca
I Bought a Wooden Whistle Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1940 Decca
In the Middle of a Dream Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra July 1939 Decca
I Remember You Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra January 1942 Decca
It's Funny to Everyone but Me Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1939 Decca
Keep a Knockin' Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1940 Decca
La Rosita Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1941 Decca
Maria Elena Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1941 Decca
Sleepy Lagoon Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra May 1942 Decca
Someday, Sweetheart Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra June 1942 Decca
The Jumpin' Jive (Jim Jam Jump) Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra August 1939 Decca
The White Cliffs of Dover Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra January 1942 Decca
This Is No Laughing Matter Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra December 1941 Decca
Time Was Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra June 1941 Decca
Tomorrow Night Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1939 Decca
When the Sun Comes Out Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra March 1941 Decca
You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It) Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra February 1942 Decca
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