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A Bird in a Gilded Cage |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
(unknown) |
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After the Ball Is Over |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
George J. Gaskin REL, Sam Doctor PRF |
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A Good Man Is Hard to Find |
Beatrice Kay with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Ernest Hare |
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Bicycle Built For Two (Daisy Bell) / While Strolling Through The Park One Day / The Sidewalks Of Ne… |
Beatrice Kay & the The Eligibles (Beatrice Kay, The Eligibles) |
1962 |
Unverified |
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Bill Bailey |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
Arthur Collins |
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Comes A-Long A-Love |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Kay Starr with Orchestra conducted by Harold Mooney |
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Don't Go in the Lion's Cage Tonight |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
(unknown) |
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Hello Ma Baby |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
Arthur Collins |
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(Ho Ho, Ha Ha) Me Too |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Gene Austin REL, Monarch Orchestra REC |
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I Don't Care |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Eva Tanguay PRF, Cyclonic Eva Tanguay REL |
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I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under the direction of Paul Baron |
1945 |
Bea Wain with Orchestra |
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Italian Street Song |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Lucy Isabelle Marsh with Victor Light Opera Company |
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Livin' in the Sunlight - Lovin' in the Moonlight |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Maurice Chevalier BRD, Ed. Loyd and His Orchestra (Ed Kirkeby) REC |
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Louisville Lou |
Beatrice Kay with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Original Indiana Syncopators (Original Indiana Five) |
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My Mother Was a Lady |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
Dan Quinn |
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My Mother Was a Lady (If Jack Were Only Here) |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Dan Quinn |
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No! No! A Thousand Times No! |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
(unknown) |
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Oceana Roll |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Eddie Morton |
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(Oh Yes) Take Another Guess |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus Beth Wilson |
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On the Beach at Bali-Bali |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Charles Chester |
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(Potatoes Are Cheaper – Tomatoes Are Cheaper) Now's the Time to Fall in Love |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Gene Kardos and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Dick Robertson |
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Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Collins and Harlan |
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Put Your Shoes On, Lucy |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under the Direction of Elliot Jacoby |
May 1949 |
Robert Clary |
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Red Hot Mama |
Beatrice Kay and Her Kay Jammers |
April 1950 |
Sophie Tucker with Ted Shapiro |
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Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow) |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Ben Litchfield |
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She Is More to Be Pitied Than Censured |
Beatrice Kay with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Marguerite Newton |
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Smarty |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
(unknown) |
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Spaghetti Rag |
Beatrice Kay and Her Kay Jammers |
April 1950 |
Lyons & Yosco PRF, Vess L. Ossman REC
Covered by (2 artists) |
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Steamboat Bill |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under the direction of Paul Baron |
1945 |
Arthur Collins |
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Strike Up the Band (Here Comes a Sailor) |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
(unknown) |
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The Band Played On |
Beatrice Kay with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra |
1951 |
Dan Quinn |
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The Band Played On |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
Dan Quinn |
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The Curse of an Aching Heart |
Beatrice Kay with The Elm City Four - Orchestra under the direction of Paul Baron |
1945 |
Will Oakland |
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The Old Piano Roll Blues |
Beatrice Kay and Her Kay Jammers |
1950 |
Unverified |
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Waiting at the Church |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Miss Ada Jones |
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Waiting for the Robert E. Lee |
Beatrice Kay and The Elm City Four - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
Al Jolson |
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(What Do We Do on a) Dew-Dew-Dewey Day |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
Vaughn De Leath - Guitar by Ed. Lang |
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What You Gonna Do When the Rent Comes 'Round (Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown) |
Beatrice Kay - Orchestra under direction of Ray Bloch |
1940 |
(unknown) |
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You Gotta Be a Football Hero |
Beatrice Kay featuring The Johnny Guarnieri Quartet |
1973 |
(unknown) |
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You Tell Me Your Dream and I'll Tell You Mine – In the Evening by the Moonlight – Sweet Rosie O'Gra… |
Beatrice Kay – Arranged and conducted by Gerald Dolin with The Eligibles |
February 1959 |
Chas. Winters and Elond Autry, (unknown), (unknown) |
