The Lady In Red by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra,1935

Time to swing with Joe Haymes and His Orchestra as the boys play "The Lady In Red."

Clifford Wetterau (a.k.a. Cliff Weston) handles the vocal here.

This 1935 recording was issued on Banner #33439 (and possibly on other ARC economy labels).

1935 Eddie Paul - With All My Heart (Johnny Hauser, vocal)

Here's Eddie Paul and His Paramount Orchestra performing "With All My Heart,"with vocal by Johnny Hauser.

Recorded in New York City on December 5, 1935 and released on Banner #6-02-05.

It was also released on fellow ARC budget label Melotone and it had the same number (6-02-05).

About A Quarter To Nine by Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers,

Time for music by Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers, "About A Quarter To Nine."

Chick does the vocal here.

Recorded in April of 1935 and released on Banner #33422 (and probably on other ARC budget labels).

Bam Bam Bamy Shore by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra, 1925

Time for Sam Lanin and His Dance Orchestra with "Bam Bam Bamy Shore," with vocal by Arthur Fields.


Recorded in September of 1925 and released on Banner #1619.

Hugo, I Go Where You Go by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra, 1925

With vocal by Arthur Fields and coronet solo by Red Nichols, here's music by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra, "Hugo, I Go Where You Go."


Recorded in September of 1925 and released on Banner #1619.


Banner was a label of the Plaza Music Company, which ultimately merged with the American Record Corporation (forerunner of CBS----now Sony----Records) in the early 1930s.

Forty Second Street by Art Kahn's Orchestra (Gene Kardos Orchestra), 1933

From the Warner Brothers film musical "Forty-Second Street," here's the title song cut by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra (under the nom de plume of "Art Kahn's Orchestra") with the vocal by Dick Robertson.

Recorded in January of 1933 and released on Banner #32676.

There's A Four Leaf Clover In My Pocket by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra, ...

Here's music by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra "There's A Four Leaf Clover In My Pocket," with vocal by Scrappy Lambert and some clarinet work from Jimmy Dorsey.

Recorded in March of 1929 and released on Banner #6326.

1935 Eddie Paul - With All My Heart (Johnny Hauser, vocal)

With vocal by Johnny Hauser, here's Eddie Paul and His Paramount Orchestra with "With All My Heart," from the Paramount picture "Her Master's Voice."

Recorded in New York City on December 5, 1935 and released on Banner #6-02-05 (and probably on other ARC budget labels as well).

The Lady In Red by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra,1935

Here's another fun recording from Joe Haymes and His Orchestra, "The Lady In Red" with vocal by Clifford Wetterau (a.k.a. Cliff Weston).



Recorded on April 11, 1935 and released on Banner #33439.



It may have also been released on other ARC budget labels.