Artist	Song
Andrews Sisters	The Jumpin' Jive (1939)
Bob Crosby	Between 18th And 19th On Chestnut (1939 #15)
Eddy Duchin	Ol' Man Mose (1938 #2)
Bob Crosby	The Big Noise From Winnetka (Instrumental) (1938)
Louis Jordan	You Ain't Nowhere (1939)
Tommy Dorsey	The Goona Goo (1937)
Benny Goodman	Don't Be That Way (Instrumental) (live, 1938)
Billie Holiday	Nice Work If You Can Get It (1937 #20)
Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra	Lambeth Walk (Instrumental) (1938 #7)
Shep Fields & His Rippling Rhythm, v. Bob Goday	Goodnight My Love (1937 #9)
Andrews Sisters	Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh (1939)
Django Reinhardt and Joe Venuti	Ch_arleston (Instrumental) (1937)
Benny Goodman	You're A Sweet Little Headache (1939 #6)
Mary Martin with Eddy Duchin	My Heart Belongs to Daddy (live) (1939 #9)
Glenn Miller	Moon Love (1939 #1)
Lionel Hampton (w Benny Carter)	I'm In The Mood For Swing (Instrumental) (1938)
Tommy Dorsey	Are You Having Any Fun (1939 #6)
Bob Crosby	Two Sleepy People (1938 #11)
Jimmy Dorsey	What's The Reason (I'm Not Pleasin' You) (Instrumental) (1936 #19)
Artie Shaw	Moonlight and Shadows (1937)
Billie Holiday	When a Woman Loves a Man (with Lester Young) (1938)
Bing Crosby	The Moon Got In My Eyes (1937 #1)
Louis Armstrong (w Frances Langford & Bing Crosby)	Pennies From Heaven Medley (1936)
Billie Holiday	This Year's Kisses (1937 #8)
Hoagy Carmichael & Ella Logan	Two Sleepy People (1938 #13)
Ink Spots	Address Unknown (1939 #1)

Comment:

My last mix covered mostly 1933-1936 (plus 1 from 1931 and 1 from 1937, the later mistakenly used because it had been used on a prior mix). After looking more closely at that last creation, I realized that I had to have misplaced a bunch of files for 1937-39. Doing a search I found them and this mix is the result. All of these files were left over from prior mixes, but not to be ignored (there are still many gems here). Of the songs sel_ected three each were chosen by Billie Holiday (pictured) and Bob Crosby. I also chose two each from other artists such as Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Bing Crosby, and The Andrews Sisters.

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