Side A
Artist	Song
J. Goldkette w/ Joe Venuti	On Sunday (1926)
Rudy Vallee	Stein Song (1930)
Al Bowlly w/ New Mayfair Orch.	Is It a Sin? (1931)
Leo Reisman w/ Fred Astaire	My Temptation (1933)
Joe Venuti's Blue 5	Ragging The Scale (1933)
Joe Venuti's Orch.	Some Day Sweetheart (1931)
Russ Columbo	Auf Wiedersehen (1932)
Russ Columbo	Let's Reminisce (1933)
I. Aaronson's Commanders	Bo Do Deo (1926)
Paul Whiteman	Love & Kisses (1927)
B. Crosby and Gus Arnheim	Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (1931)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
R. McKenzie	Dark Town Strutter's Ball (1931)
Ozzie Nelson	Beautiful Girl (1933)
Connee Boswell w/ Duke Ellington	I Let a Song Go... (1938)
Connee Boswell	Until The Real Thing Comes Along (1936)
Connee Boswell	Should I Be Sorry? (1931)
Connee Boswell, Bing & Bob Crosby	Yes, Indeed (1940)
Cab Calloway	Moonglow (1934)
Gus Arnheim	Moan, You Moaners (1931)
Harry James	Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (1938)
W. Hudson	Sophisticated Swing (1937)
Fletcher Henderson	Mittenberg Joys (1931)

Comment:

This is Walter's Dad speaking! I've had it up to here with you young whipper-snappers and your gangster rap, your trance-dance and your ecstasy raving! Flibberty Jibbets! Now in my day, we had REAL singers and REAL songs, so that your Grandma and Grandpa could keep their chins up while takin' on the Nazis. Death Cab For Cutie?!? Call that a singin' group?!? Dag Nabbit!!! Gimme that Connee Boswell, any day. She had a great set o' gams, I tell ya! -Walter here: My dad actually has excellent taste, and though it was cause for much sport in my tempestuous youth, I now regard his music highly. These songs were all lovingly culled from WFUV's "Big Broadcast", so mad props go out to Rich Conaty and his objectively beautiful bride, Manhattan Mary/Conaty. For the old and the old at heart!

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