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12th Street Rag |
Whoopee Makers [Jack Teagarden] |
1929 |
Perfect [US1] |
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A Hundred Years from Today |
Jack Teagarden |
1934 |
Brunswick |
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A Peach of a Pair – You're Simply Delish |
The Clevelanders – Jack Teagarden and His Orch. |
1930 |
Perfect [US1] |
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A Table in a Corner |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Kitty Kallen |
1939 |
Columbia [US] |
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At Least You Could Say Hello |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
October 1939 |
Columbia [US] |
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Basin Street Blues |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
May 1946 |
(self-released) |
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Can't We Talk It Over |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Varsity |
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Casa Loma Stomp – Junk Man |
Casa Loma Orchestra – Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
May 1936 |
Brunswick |
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Cinderella, Stay in My Arms |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Brunswick |
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Dark Eyes |
Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra |
1941 |
Decca |
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Emaline |
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Jack Teagarden |
1934 |
Brunswick |
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Fare-Thee-Well to Harlem |
Jack Teagarden – Assisted by Hilton Lamare |
1934 |
Brunswick |
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If I Could Be with You (One Hour To-night) |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Varsity |
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If I Could Be with You One Hour Tonight - Sheik of Araby |
Jack Teagarden and The V-Disc All Stars - Hot Lips Page and The V-Disc All Stars |
April 1945 |
V Disc |
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Junk Man |
Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra |
1938 |
Parlophone |
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Love for Sale |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra - Vocal by Kitty Kallen |
1940 |
Varsity |
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Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland - Diane |
Eddie Condon & His Windy City Seven - Jack Teagarden & His Trombone |
May 1938 |
Commodore |
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Muddy River Blues |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Columbia [US] |
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Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1942 |
Decca |
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On the Road to Mandalay |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1946 |
(self-released) |
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Rippling Waters |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Columbia [US] |
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Rockin' Chair |
Jack Teagarden and His Band |
1931 |
Crown [US-NY] |
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Somebody Loves Me |
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra - Vocal by Jack Teagarden |
1936 |
Brunswick |
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Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn |
Jack Teagarden and His Chicagoans |
September 1933 |
Columbia [US] |
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Somewhere a Voice Is Calling |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1940 |
Columbia [US] |
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Stars Fell on Alabama |
Jack Teagarden |
1934 |
Brunswick |
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St. James Infirmary |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
June 1941 |
Decca |
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St. James Infirmary |
Jack Teagarden's Big Eight |
1941 |
H.R.S. |
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The Sheik of Araby |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
May 1939 |
Brunswick |
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The Waiter and the Porter and the Upstairs Maid |
Bing Crosby with Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
August 1941 |
Decca |
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The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise |
Jack Teagarden's Big Eight |
1941 |
H.R.S. |
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Two Blind Loves |
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra |
1939 |
Columbia [US] |
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You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me |
George Wettling's New Yorkers featuring Jack Teagarden |
1946 |
Keynote Recordings |
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You Rascal You |
Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra |
November 1931 |
Columbia [US] |
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You're Simply Delish |
Imperial Dance Orchestra [Jack Teagarden] |
1930 |
Vocalion [US] |
