Artist	Song
Doc Cheatham w. Nicholas Payton (Doc Cheatham & Nicholas Payton, 1997)	Jeepers Creepers (H. Warren/J. Mercer)
The Mills Brothers (Early Classics: 1931-1934, 1934)	Lazybones (H. Carmichael/J. Mercer)
Katharine Whalen (Jazz Squad, 1999)	Sugar (M. Pinkard/S. Mitchell/E. Alexander)
Dave Van Ronk (Sweet & Lowdown, 2001)	Comes Love (C. Tobias/S.H. Stept/L.Brown)
The Flying Neutrinos (I'd Rather Be In New Orleans, 1999)	Delta Bound (A. Hill)
Louis Armstrong & Oscar Peterson (Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson, 1957)	Moon Song (A. Johnston/S. Coslow)
Juanita Hall (Juanita Hall Sings The Blues, 1957)	Baby Won't You Please Come Home (C. Warfield/C. Williams)
Jay McShann (Hootie's Jumpin' Blues, 1997)	'Fore Day Rider (J. McShann)
Alex Pangman (They Say..., 1999)	Sing You Sinners (W.F. Harling/S. Caslow)
Amos Garrett (Acoustic Album, 2004)	Some Musician Was To Blame (C. Whiteley)
Madeleine Peyroux (Dreamland, 1996)	(Getting Some) Fun Out Of Life (J. Burke/E. Leslie)
Leon Redbone (Any Time, 2001)	Ain't Gonna Give You None Of My Jelly Roll (S. Williams/C. Williams)
Billie Holiday (Solitude, 1952)	I Only Have Eyes For You (H. Warren/A. Dubin)
Raul Malo & Friends (The Nashville Acoustic Sessions, 2004)	I Love You For Sentimental Reasons (D. Watson/W. Best)
Sarah Harmer & Jason Euringer (Songs For Clem, 1999)	Sentimental Journey (B. Green/L. Brown/B. Homer)
Sweet Papa Lowdown (Till Times Get Better, 1999)	When The Sun Goes Down In Harlem (trad.)
Glenn Miller w. Tex Beneke, vcl. (Essential Glenn Miller, 1942)	I've Got A Girl In Kalamazoo (H. Warren/M. Gordon)

Comment:

Good ol' breezy, bouncy, old-time pop from the 20s, 30s & 40s (save 10, which nonetheless fits perfectly). (There's no AotM genre title to best classify this music, so I put it under "jazz" because of its relative kinship. Most of these tracks aren't, of course, jazz, per se, but "mixed genre" is so bland and unimaginative, which this music, well, isn't.)

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