Donald Voorhees

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Aliases: The Broadway Syncopators
Buddy Fields and His Orchestra
Buster Benson & His Band
Don Voorhees
Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra
Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra
Don Voorhees and His Orchestra
Don Voorhees Orchestra
Ideal Serenaders
Maxwell House Orchestra
Born: July 26, 1903
Died: January 10, 1989
Country: United States
Comments: Composer and conductor

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Originals

		Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
		Dancing the Devil Away	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Charles Kaley	1927	(3 artists)
		Oh! Doris! Where Do You Live?	Don Voorhees and His Orchestra	1927	(10 artists)
	i	Pardon the Glove	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra	1927	(8 artists)
		When the Morning Glories Wake Up in the Morning (Then I'll Kiss Your Two Lips Good-Night)	Don Voorhees & His Orch. – Vocal Chorus by Vincent Van Tuyl	1927	(10 artists)

Covers by Donald Voorhees

		Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
		A Shady Tree	Ideal Serenaders – Vocal Chorus by Lewis James	1927	W M C A Broadcasters
		Ay Ay Ay	Ferruccio Tagliavini - Orchestra Conducted by Donald Voorhees	January 1949	Duo Gardel - Razzano
		Baby's Blue	Don Voorhees and His Orch. - Vocal Chorus by Frank Harris	1927	Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Johnny Marvin
	i	Because I Love You	Don Voorhees	January 1927	Adrian Schubert's Salon Orchestra ‑ Vocal Chorus Arthur Hall
		Birmingham Bertha	Buddy Fields and His Orchestra	1929	Ethel Waters REC,REL,BRD
		Clementine (From New Orleans)	Don Voorhees and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Frank Harris	1927	Jay C. Flippen and His Gang
		Dancing the Devil Away	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra with Vocal Refrain by Vaughn De Leath	1927	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Charles Kaley
	i	For My Sweetheart	Don Voorhees	January 1927	Sam Lanin's Troubadours - Vocal Chorus Irving Kaufman
		Go Home and Tell Your Mother	Don Voorhees Orchestra	1930	Johnny Marvin REC, Dorothy Jordan and Robert Montgomery BRD
		Highways Are Happy Ways (When They Lead the Way to Home)	Don Voorhees & His Orch. – Vocal Chorus by Vincent Van Tuyl	1927	Irving Kaufman
		I'd Love to Call You My Sweetheart	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Harold Lambert	November 1926	Ford and Glenn
	i	Many Happy Returns Of The Day	Maxwell House Orchestra	1931	Unverified
		Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan)	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Charles Kaley	1927	Harold Leonard and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
		My Blue Heaven	Don Voorhees and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Lewis James	1927	Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra REL, "Kenn" Sisson and His Orchestra REC
		One Alone	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Charles Kaley	1927	Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra REC,REL, Robert Halliday PRF
		Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	Maxwell House Orchestra	July 30, 1931	Roy Evans
		The Riff Song	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra ‑ Vocal Chorus by Shannon Quartet	1927	Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra

Releases

Singles

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
	Ay Ay Ay	Ferruccio Tagliavini - Orchestra Conducted by Donald Voorhees	January 1949	V Disc
	Dancing the Devil Away – That Little Something	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra – The Columbians	1927	Columbia [US]
	Dawning	Ideal Serenaders	1927	Columbia [US]
	For My Sweetheart	Don Voorhees	January 1927	Edison
	Go Home and Tell Your Mother	Don Voorhees Orchestra	1930	Hit of the Week
	Highways Are Happy Ways (When They Lead the Way to Home)	Don Voorhees & His Orch. – Vocal Chorus by Vincent Van Tuyl	1927	Columbia [US]
	I'd Love to Call You My Sweetheart	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Harold Lambert	November 1926	Edison
	My Blue Heaven	Don Voorhees and His Orchestra	1927	Columbia [US]
	Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On	Maxwell House Orchestra	July 30, 1931	Hit of the Week
	Say It with a Red Red Rose – Oh! Doris! Where Do You Live?	Green Bros. Novelty Band – Don Voorhees and His Orchestra	1927	Edison
	Somebody's Eyes – No One but You Knows How to Love	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra – B. A. Rolfe and His Palais d'Or Orchestra	1927	Edison
	The Calinda - Baby's Blue	The Radiolites - Don Voorhees & His Orch.	1927	Columbia [US]
	The Cat – Pardon the Glove	Phil Napoleon and His Orchestra – Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra	1927	Edison
	The Riff Song	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra	1927	Columbia [US]
	The Same Old Moon	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra	1927	Edison
	Where in the World (Is There Someone for Me) – Worryin'	The Cavaliers – Don Voorhees and His Orchestra	1928	Columbia [US]
	Where Is My Meyer? - Clementine (From New Orleans)	Eddie Thomas' Collegians - Don Voorhees and His Orchestra	1927	Columbia [US]
	Who Do You Love?	Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's Vanities Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Charles Kaley	1927	Columbia [US]

Performances also appear on

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
	My Sweetie Turned Sour on Me - Birmingham Bertha	The Caroliners - Buddy Fields and His Orchestra	1929	Cameo [US1]