1934 Gene Kardos - The Breeze (That’s Bringin’ My Honey Back To Me) (Joe...

Time for music as Gene Kardos and His Orchestra play "The Breeze (That's Bringin' My By Honey Back To Me)."


Joe Hostettler (under the nom de plume of "Joe Host") handles the vocal here.


Recorded in New York City on June 26, 1934 and released on Vocalion #2746.

"Georgia On My Mind" Gene Kardos and his Orchestra

Time for music by Gene and His Glorians (in reality Gene Kardos and His Orchestra) as the boys play "Georgia on My Mind."

Albert Julian does the vocal here.

Recorded in New York City on June 10, 1931 and released on Timely Tunes #C-1581.

The New Yorkers Orchestra "Crazy People" 1932

Here's a fun novelty by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra (under the nom de plume of the New Yorkers Orchestra), "Crazy People," with vocal by Dick Robertson.


Recorded on May 5, 1932.

1931 version: Gene Kardos - Business In “F” (Gene Kardos & chorus, vocal)

Time for some rug cutting.


Here's music by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra, the Archie Bleyer-penned "Business In 'F'."


Vocal by Gene and the chorus.


Recorded in New York City on December 18, 1931 and released on Victor #22899.

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.

Ah, But I've Learned! by Ed Loyd and his Orchestra (Gene Kardos Orch), 1932

Here's a wonderful recording by Gene Kardos and His Orchesta (under the nom de plume of Ed Loyd) entitled "Ah, But I've Learned."

Vocal by Chick Bullock.

Recorded in December of 1932 and released on Melotone records.

You Showed Me The Way by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra with Dick Roberts...

Here's more music by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra (also known as Gene's Merrymakers), "You Showed Me The Way," with vocal by Dick Robertson.



Recorded on March 4, 1937 and released on Conqueror #8800 and also on other American Record Corporation budget labels.

1938 Gene Kardos - Love Is Here To Stay (Lee Russell, vocal)

Here now is music by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra, "Love Is Here To Stay," from "The Goldwyn Follies," with vocal by Lee Russell.



Recorded in New York City on January 13, 1938 and released on Conqueror #8994.