Large Box Of 164 Old Records (Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Doris Day)

	£		175
	$		232

I’m looking to sell a large box of 164 old records that I recently had given to me. There are a mixture of all sorts of artists and styles, primarily being jazz.

Some major artists include:

Louis Armstrong

Doris Day

Bing Crosby

Glenn Miller

Harry James

Records included in the box -

I Will! - RUBY WINTERS

“Warsaw” concerto - PIANOFORTE with the LSO

Rhapsody in blue (part 1, 2, 3 and 4)- OSCAR LEVANT with the PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

These foolish things - FREDDY GARDNER with PETER YORKE AND HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA

How can you buy Killarney? - Lee Lawrence

Song of Songs - Webster Booth

Symphony in riffs (Fox-Trot) - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra

At Last (Fox-Trot) - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Stardust - Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra

Artistry in Rhythm - Stan Kenton and his Orchestra

“Spreadin’ Rhythm Around” Fun and Rhythm with - “Fats” Waller and his rhythm.

Clair De Lune - The Melachrino Orchestra

Music for the fireside (Full Album) - Paul Weston and his orchestra

I’ve got you under my skin - Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra

Autumn - The Melachrino orchestra

Kokomo, Indiana - Dinah Shore

Woodman, spare that tree - Phil Harris and his orchestra

Danny Boy (fox-trot) - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Concerto for clarinet - Artie Shaw and his Orchestra

Ten Guitars - Engelbert Humperdinck

Beware of the dog - Georgie Fame

Ragtime Cowboy Joe - David Seville and The Chipmunks

Madame butterball (fox-trot) - Peanut Holland’s with Charlie Barnet and his orchestra

Cigarettes, Whuskey and wild, wild women - Red Ingle & The Natural Seven

Blues In The Night - Harry James and his orchestra

Autumn Serenade (Fox-trot) - Harry James and his orchestra

My Guy’s Come Back - Ted Heath and His Music

Ain’t that a shame - Roy Eldridge and his orchestra

Wot Cher! - Ted Heath and his music

Opus no. 1 - Gene Krupa and his orchestra

Somewhere in the night (Fox-trot) - Dick James with Geraldo and his orchestra

Lero Lero - Bem Te Vi Atrevido - Ethel Smith Organ with his orchestra

In a little spanish town - Rafael Mendez, his trumpet & his all-star jazz orchestra

You, just you - Anna Ziegler and Webster Booth with orchestra

What’s wrong with me - Kathryn Grayson

Drip, drip, drip (sloppy Lagoon) - Spike Jones and his city slickers

Taint what you do - Harry James and his orchestra - Jack Berg

Make mine music (Fox-Trot) - Denny Vaughan with Frank Weir and his orchestra

When Your lover has gone - Vic Lewis and His Orchestra

Oh baby, sweet baby (Fox-Trot) - “Fats” Waller and his Rhythm

Song Of India - Ted Heath and his music

The Carnival of Venice - Harry James and his orchestra

Indian Summer - The Melachrino Strings

That’s what I like ‘bout the south - Phil Harris and his orchestra

Jodie Man (Fox-trot) - Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra

Melody in F (fox-Trot) - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra

Three Little words - Charlie Spivak and his orchestra

Narcissus - Ted Heath and his music with Reggie Goff

Going my way - Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra

I’ll buy that dream (fox-trot) - Geraldo and His orchestra

Fan It - Joe Loss and his orchestra

Begin the Beguine - Tony Martin with Earl Hagen and his orchestra

Slow freight (fox-trot) - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra

Do you love me (fox-trot) - Harry James and his orchestra

Starlight Souvenirs - Monica Liter and his Serenaders

Listen to my music - Ted Heath and his music

American Patrol (quick-step) - Joe Loss and his Orchestra

At the woodchopper’s ball (fox-trot) - Woody Herman and his orchestra

The wonder of you (fox-trot) - Kitty Kaplan with Harry James and his orchestra

Once upon a winter-time (Slow Fox-Trot) - Paul Fenoulhet and his orchestra

Velvet moon (fox-trot) - Harry James and his orchestra

Super Swing Music no. 38 - Jesse - Harry James and the Boogie Woogie Trio

Longer in my arms a little longer, baby - Woody Herman and his orchestra

Trumpet Rhapsody (Part 1) - Harry James and his orchestra

Start off each day with a song - Jimmy Durante with Eddie Jackson

Keep a knockin’ (fox-trot) - Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra

I’ll do the strut-away in my cutaway - Jimmy Durante with orchestra

What’ll I do? - Anne Shelton

A Voice In the night - Mantovani and his orchestra

“A hundred years from today” AND “tea for two” - Harry Parry and his radio sextet

“Kalamazoo” AND “Serenade in blue” (fox-trot) - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

“Wilhelmina” AND “sugarfoot rag” - Art Lund with Orchestra

When your hair has turned to silver - Archie Lewis with Geraldo Strings

He’s his own grandpa - Phil Harris and his orchestra

Experiment - Ted Heath and his music

Somebody else, not me - Pee Wee Hunt and his orchestra

I still get thrill - Betty Rhodes

“Bounce me, brother, with a solid four” AND “Boogie Woogie bugle boy” - The Andrews sisters

The woody woodpecker - Danny Kaye and the Andrews Sisters

Canadian Capers - Doris Day

My Heart Sings - Kathryn Grayson

Polonaise (fox-trot) - Carmen Cavallardo and his orchestra

Concerto to end all concerto (two sides) - Stan Kenton and his orchestra

Another copy of “concerto to end all concertos” - Stan Kenton and his orchestra

Basin Street Blues - Louis Armstrong

The three bells - Lés Compagnons De La Chanson

Blues (American Concertette) - Jose Iturbi

Blue Skies (Fox-Trot) - Joe Daniels and his Hotshots.

The donkey serenade - The Melachrino strings

Where does it get you in the end? (Slow fox-trot) - Phil Harris and his orchestra

Inka Dinka Doo - Jimmy Durante with six hits and miss

Hora Staccato - Larry Adler

All of me (fox-trot) - Geraldo and his Orchestra

Wait till the sun shines, Nellie (fox-trot) - Harry James and his orchestra

Ah, but it happens - Archie Lewis with the Geraldo Strings

Turkey in the straw (fox-trot) - Andre Kostelanetz

The sunshine of your smile - Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

Everybody knew but me (fox-trot) - Geraldo and his orchestra

Swing high (fox-trot) - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra

Belleville - the quintet of the hot club of France

Opus in pastels (slow fox-trot) - Oscar Rabin and his band with Harry Davis

I wonder who’s missing her now - Danny Kaye

Lassus Trombone - spike jones & his orchestra

Falling leaves - Ted Beneke with the Glenn Miller orchestra

I’m beginning to see the light (fox-trot) - Kitty kallen with Harry James and his orchestra.

Beautiful dreamer - Bing Crosby

Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen - Harry James and his orchestra

Baby it’s cold outside - Dinah Shore and Buddy Clark

The dark town stutters’ ball - Harry Gold and his pieces of eight (vocalist: Jane Lee)

On the sunny side of the street - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra

May I Call you sweetheart (waltz) - Howard Jones with Joe Loss and his orchestra

Hot lips - Henry Busse and his Orchestra

St Louis Blues - Danny Kaye

East of the sun - Ted Heath and his music

Stormy Weather - Tex Beneke with the Glenn Miller orchestra

The kiss in your eyes - Bing Crosby

You made me love you - Harry James and his orchestra

Take the “A” train - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Back beat boogie - Harry James and his orchestra

Pray for the lights to go out - Phil Harris and his orchestra

By the sleepy lagoon - Harry James and his orchestra

Loaded pistols, loaded dice - Phil Harris and his orchestra

“Tara ta-Lara ta-lar” - Bing Crosby

Cool Water - Sons of the pioneers

Beautiful Dreamer - Bing Crosby

Tell it to a star - Charlie Barnet and his orchestra

Red roses for a blue lady - Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra

Boogie Woogie Bash - Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye

Skyliner - Joe Loss and his orchestra

Mule Train - Bing Crosby

I love you - Lauritz Melchoir

As lib frolic - Ted Heath and his music

Concerto for drums - The Royal Air Force Dance orchestra

The nick nack song - The Merry macs

Do it again - Billy Ward and his dominoes

Put em in a box, tie em with a ribbon - Danny Kaye and the Andrews sisters

Powder your face with sunshine - Evelyn Knight with the stardusters

Nice to know you care - the radio revellers

We all have a song in our hearts - Geraldo and his orchestra

Beyond the blue horizon - Artie Shaw and his orchestra

The man I love - Tex Beneke and his orchestra

House hop - Benny Goodman and his orchestra

Bumble boogie - Freddy Martin and his orchestra

They didn’t believe me - Vic Lewis and his orchestra

Heartaches (fox-trot) - Harry James and his orchestra

Leap Here - metronome all stars

Sleepy time gal - Harry James

I know why - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Symphony - Paul Fenoulhet with the skyrockets dance orchestra

Wonderful one - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Bouncing at the beacon - Lionel Hampton and his sextet

Sunset at sea - Bob Crosby and his orchestra

Eli-Eli - Harry James and his orchestra

Drummin man - The cutie Feldman trio

Sleepy town train - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

High Society Calypso - Louis Armstrong (Bing Crosby)

If I only had a match - Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra

Tea for two - Johnnie stiles and his band

I’m in the mood for love - Freddie Gardner

Heartbreaker - the Andrews sisters

Traffic Jam - Artie Shaw and his orchestra

Me and my girl - Ronnie Munro and his orchestra

American Patrol - Glenn Miller and his orchestra

Cinderella Selection - Gracie Fields