Artist	Song
Russ Morgan	I've Got A Pocketful of Dreams (live) (1938 #1)
Henry Busse, v. Bob Hannon	With Plenty Of Money And You (1937 #1)
Bing Crosby	You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (1938 #1)
Louis Armstrong	Jeepers Creepers (1939 #12)
Guy Lombardo	Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen (1938 #2)
Tommy Dorsey, v. Jack Leonard	Marie (1937 #1)
Ray Noble, v. Howard Phillips	I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (1937 #3)
Andrews Sisters	Says My Heart (1938 #10)
Artie Shaw	Begin the Beguine (Instrumental) (1938 #1)
Benny Goodman, v. the band	The Flat Foot Floogee (1938 #7)
Teddy Wilson with Billie Holiday	Nice Work If You Can Get It (1937 #20)
Andrews Sisters	Shortenin' Bread (1938 #16)
Bob Crosby	When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin Along (Instrumental) (1939)
Larry Clinton Orchestra & Ford Leary	Jeepers Creepers (1939 #12)
Benny Goodman	Don't Be That Way (Instrumental) (1938 #1)
Artie Shaw	Back Bay Shuffle (Instrumental) (1938 #8)
Russ Morgan, v. Jimmy Lewis	Lambeth Walk (1938 #4)
Billie Holiday	Carelessly (1937 #1)
Fats Waller & His Rhythm	Honey Hush (1939)
Bing Crosby & Johnny Mercer	Small Fry (1938 #3)
Bunny Berigan, v. Gail Reese	Ebb Tide (1937 #5)
Duke Ellington	Caravan (Instrumental) (1937 #4)
Louis Armstrong	Basin Street Blues (1938 #20)
Kay Kyser	Three Little Fishies (1939 #1)
Mary Martin with Eddy Duchin	My Heart Belongs to Daddy (1939 #9)
Hal Kemp & His Orchestra, v. Alice Faye	That Old Feeling (live) (1937)
Fred Astaire	They Can't Take that Away from Me (1937 #1)

Comment:

This mix contains tunes numbering ten for 1937, twelve for 1938, and five for 1939 (breakdown similar to my first mix).

For what was in the news in 1938: The March of Dimes was established by FDR, Benny Goodman & his Orchestra become the first jazz musicians to headline a concert at Carnegie Hall in NYC, Adolf Hitler gains direct control of the German military and removes political and military leaders who oppose him, oil discovered in Saudi Arabia, first Superman comic issued, Howard Hughes sets a new record by flying around the world in 91 hours, The New England Hurricane of 1938 kills 600, Winston Churchill calls upon America and Western Europe to prepare to resist Hitler militarily (the next year the US declares it's neutrality while Canada declares war), minimum wage established in the US, Orson Welles "The War of The Worlds" broadcast, Kate Smith sings "God Bless America" for the first time on radio, the Holocaust begins in Germany, and the ballpoint pen is patented.

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