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A Good Man Is Hard to Find |
Peggy English |
1927 |
Ernest Hare |
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A Guy What Takes His Time |
The High Hatters - Vocal Refrain by Peggy English |
1933 |
Mae West |
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Ain't That a Grand and Glorious Feeling? |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Johnny Marvin |
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Are You Happy? |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Unverified |
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'Deed I Do |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Al Lentz's Dance Orchestra |
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Don't Take That Black Bottom Away |
Jessie Shaw (Peggy English) |
1926 |
Miss Annette Hanshaw and The Red Heads |
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Easy Rider - I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone |
The High Hatters - Vocal Refrain by Peggy English |
1933 |
The Dixie Rhythm Kings (Under direction of Omer Simeon) |
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Everything's Gonna Be All Right |
Jane Gray – Piano Accomp. by Rube Bloom |
1926 |
Mike Speciale and His Orchestra (Vocal Chorus, Frank Nichols) |
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Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue |
Jane Gray – Piano Accomp. by Rube Bloom |
1926 |
Sam Lanin and His Orchestra |
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Good News |
Peggy English |
1927 |
Zelma O'Neal PRF, George Olsen and His Music - Vocal Refrain by Bob Borger, Fran Frey, Bob Rice REC |
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Gorgeous |
Peggy English |
1927 |
Howard Lanin and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Scrappy Lambert |
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Hello Bluebird |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1926 |
Original Dixie Rag Pickers |
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Hello Bluebird |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1926 |
Unverified |
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Hello Cutie |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
(unknown) |
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Hoosier Sweetheart (Say Who) |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra |
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How Many Times? |
Peggy English |
1926 |
The Buffalodians |
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I'd Love to Call You My Sweetheart |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Ford and Glenn |
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I Love My Baby |
Peggy English - Piano by Rube Bloom |
March 1926 |
Johnny Marvin "The Ukulele Ace" REL, Aileen Stanley REC |
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I'm Tellin' the Birds - Tellin' the Bees How I Love You |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Hollywood Dance Orchestra [Adrian Schubert] |
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It Made You Happy When You Made Me Cry |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Isham Jones Orchestra |
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I've Got Somebody Now |
Peggy English |
1926 |
Rosa Henderson with The Four Black Diamonds |
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I've Never Seen a Straight Banana |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Percival Mackey's Band |
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Just a Little Longer |
Peggy English |
1926 |
Philip Spitalny and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Charles Hart REC, Honey Duke and His Uke (Johnny Marvin) REL |
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Just Like a Butterfly (That's Caught in the Rain) |
Peggy English |
1927 |
Annette Hanshaw |
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Looking at the World Thru Rose Colored Glasses |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1926 |
Waring's Pennsylvanians - Vocal Refrain by Fred and Tom Waring |
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Mine—All Mine |
Peggy English |
1928 |
Ed Lowry |
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My Handy Man |
Harlem Hannah and Her Hot Boys (Peggy English) |
May 1933 |
Ethel Waters - Piano Accomp. by James P. Johnson |
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My Little Bunch of Happiness |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Lou Gold and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Irving Kaufman REC, Tom and Jerry [US2] REL |
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No One but You Knows How to Love |
Peggy English |
1926 |
Bennie Krueger's Orchestra |
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Right or Wrong |
Peggy English |
1928 |
Markel's Orchestra |
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Sam, the Old Accordion Man |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Williams Sisters |
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Sunday |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1926 |
Abe Lyman's California Orchestra |
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Sweet Man |
Peggy English |
November 1925 |
Sam Lanin and His Orchestra (Vocal Chorus, Arthur Hall) REL, Raderman's Roysterers REC |
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Then I'll Be Happy |
Peggy English - Piano by Rube Bloom |
March 1926 |
Hall and Ryan |
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What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry? |
Jane Gray – Piano Accomp. by Rube Bloom |
1926 |
(unknown) |
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What Do We Do on a Dew-Dew-Dewy Day |
Winnie Smith (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Ruth Etting |
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What'll You Do |
Peggy English |
1928 |
Sophie Tucker |
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(Who's Wonderful, Who's Marvelous?) Miss Annabelle Lee |
Jane Gray (Peggy English) |
1927 |
Unverified |
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Ya Gotta Know How to Love |
Peggy English |
1926 |
Gene Austin |
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You Went Away Too Far (And Stayed Away Too Long) |
Peggy Britton (Peggy English) |
1927 |
The Florida Four |
