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HMV VSG-Serien HMV VSG - Serien Udsendt i Danmark En Illustreret Diskografi Samlet af © René Aagaard 2018 Serien indeholder stort set kun amerikanske udgivelser med forholdsvis kendte musikere og sangere. Der blev bl.a. udgivet en lang række fine jazzoptagelser. Desværre er den ikke komplet. Tak til Druedahl/Lorentzen - samlingen for lån af plader. hilsen René Aagaard Allerød Påsken 2018 År Matrice Titel mv. Plademærke VSG 1 1952 Doodlet own fifers VSG 2 William Finegan - Edward Sauter Sauter - Finegan Orchestra 1952 Rain VSG 2 Eugene Ford Sauter - Finegan Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6140 Espanharlem VSG 3 William - J. Reddick Ralph Flanagan And his Orchestra Trommer: Jimmy Ca mpbell 1952 E2 - VB - 6141 The Balboa VSG 3 Nancy Reed - Moose Charlap Ralph Flanagan And his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6369 Strange Sensation VSG 4 Kay Twomey - Fred Wise - Ben Weisman June Valli with Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6370 So Ma dly in Love VSG 4 Kim Gannon - Mabel Wayne June Valli with Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6610 To K now Y ou (i s to L ove Y ou ) VSG 5 Allan Roberts - Robert Allen Perry Como & The Fontane Sisters with Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7280 My lady loves to dance VSG 5 Sammy Gallop - Milton DeLugg Perry Como with Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - XB - 6092 Gypsy S amba VSG 6 Garoto Fafa Lamos his violin and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - XB - 6093 Granfin o - Baiao VSG 6 Fafa Lamos Fafa Lamos his violin and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6958 Secret Kisses VSG 7 Robert Hawkins - Nat Stan Frankie Carle and His Orchestra Vocal refrain by The Skylarks 1952 E2 - VB - 6959 Strolling in Lovers’ Lane VSG 7 B en Raleigh – Guy Wood – Vincent Scotto Frankie Carle and His Orchestra Vocal refrain by The Skylarks 1952 E2 - VB - 7369 Blue Violins VSG 8 Ray Martin Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB 7370 Fandango VSG 8 Johnny Bradford – Frank Perskins Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra 1945.04.05. D5 - VB - 1046 Little jazz VSG 9 Harding - Eldridge Artie Shaw and his Orchestra 1939.05.30. OA 036268 Traffic jam VSG 9 Teddy McCrae, Artie Shaw Artie Shaw and his Orchestra 1938 .11.28. OA 030318 Ja - Da VSG 10 Bob Carlston Tommy Ladnier and Orchestra 1941 OA 030319 Really the Blues VSG 10 Mezz Mezzrow Tommy Ladnier and Orchestra 1927 . 06. 10. OA 38662 The P earls VSG 11 Jelly Roll Morton Jelly - Roll Morton and his R ed Hot Peppers 1927 . 06. 10. OA 38661 Beale Street B lues VSG 11 W.C. Handy Jelly - Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers 1952 E2 - VB - 7512 A shoulder to weep on VSG 12 Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss, Patricia Peale June Valli with orch. & male qu artet 1952 E2 - VB - 7513 Why don't Y ou B elieve me VSG 12 Lew Douglas, Roy Rodde, King Laney June Valli with orch. 1952 E2 - VB - 6908 Somebody Loves me VSG 13 fra filmen “Somebody Loves Me” De Silva – MacDonald – G. Gershwin Betty Hutton with Emil Newman and the Paramount Orchestra 1952 E2 - BV - 6913 Jealous VSG 13 fra filmen “Somebody Loves Me” Malle – Finch – Jack Little Betty Hutton with Emil Newman and the Paramount Orchestra 1948 D7 - VB - 74 (When your heart's on fire) VSG 14 Smoke gets in your eyes from "Roberta" Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach Art Tatum, Pianosolo 1948 D7 - VB - 75 Ain't misbehavin' VSG 14 Razaf, Waller, Brooks Art Tatum, Pianosolo VSG 15 1952 E2 - VB - 7235 You belong to me VSG 16 Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart, Chilton Price Tamara Hayes with Howard Biggs and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7237 That's what a song can do VSG 16 Bernie Wayne, Eve Jay Tamara Hayes with Howard Biggs and his Orchestra 1952 April in Paris VSG 17 E.Y. Harburg, Vernon Duke Sauter - Finegan Orchestra (Eddie Sauter – Bill Finegan ) Moonlight on the Ganges VSG 17 Sherman Myers, Chester Wallace Sauter - Finegan Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7308 Midnight sleighri de VSG 18 from "The lietenaut Kij ie suite" Serge Prokofieff Sauter - Finegan Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7309 When hearts are young VSG 18 Sigmund Romberg, Alfred Goodman, Cyrus Wood Sauter - Finegan Orchestra 1951 E1 - VB - 665 1A Gimme a little kiss, will ya huh? VSG 19 Ro y Turk, Jack Smith, Maceo Pinkard April Stevens with Henri René and his Orchestra 1951 E1 - VB - 3818 - 1A Put me in your pocket VSG 19 Cochran April Stevens with Henri René and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 0311 Wild horses VSG 20 based on mu sic by R. Schumann K.C. Rogan Perry Como with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 0312 I confess VSG 20 Jack Lawrence, Gunnar Hoffsten, Tryggve Arnesson Perry Como with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7765 A nywhere I wander VSG 21 Fra fi lmen "Hans Christian Andersen" Frank Loesser Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and chorus soloist: Stuart Foster 1952 E2 - VB - 7767 Wonderful Copenhagen VSG 21 Fra f ilmen "Hans Christian Andersen" Frank Loesser Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and chorus 1952 E2 - VB - 7529 Downhearted VSG 22 Hilliard – Mann Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 7691 Lies VSG 22 Springer – Barria Perry Como with The Ramble rs 1953 E3 - VB - 0380 Till I waltz again with you VSG 23 Sidney Prosen The Three Suns 1953 E3 - VB - 0525 Wild horses VSG 23 based on music by R. Schumann K.C. Rogan The Three Suns 1953 E3 - VB - 0584 I’m in Love Again VSG 24 Cole Porter Henr i René and his Orchestra Featuring April Stevens 1953 E3 - VB - 0585 Roller Coaster VSG 24 Cole Porter Henri René and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 05852 - 1A Little Red Monkey VSG 25 Jack Jordan The Three Suns 1953 E3 - VB - 05853 - 1A Anna VSG 25 El N. Zumbon From the Film “Anna” F. Vatro – F. Giordano The Three Suns 1953 E3 - VB - 0015 - 1A Why come crying to me VSG 26 Carl Sigman, Edith Piaf Dinah Shore with Harry Zimmmerman and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 001 6 - 1A Sweet thing VSG 2 6 Kay Twomey, Fred Wise, Ben Weisman Dinah Shore with Harry Zimmerman's Orchestra and Chorus 1953 E3 - XB - 0788 A la Billy May VSG 27 D. Perez Prado Perez Prado "The king of mambo" and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - XB - 0789 Bea utiful VSG 27 D. Perez Prado Perez Prado "The king of mambo" and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 0547 Will - O' - the - Wisp R omance VSG 28 Gallop - Conn Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and chorus 1953 E3 - VB - 1030 Just another polka VSG 28 Milton De Lugg - Frank Loesser Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and chorus ? VSG 29 1952 E1 - VB - 0750 That naughty waltz VSG 30 Sol Levy, Edwin Stanley April Stevens and Henri René and his orchestra 1952 E1 - VB - 3717 I like to talk to myself VSG 30 Cy Coben April Stevens and Henri René and his orchestra 1952 E2 - VB - 6666 Boomerang VSG 31 Leon Pober - Bob Thompson Lisa Kirk with orch. 1953 E3 - VB - 1218 King size kisses VSG 31 Hal David - Leon Carr Lisa Kirk with orch. ? VSG 32 ? VSG 33 1953 E3 - VB - 0114 Blue Canary VSG 34 Vic Florino Dinah Shore with Vic Shoen and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 0115 Eternally VSG 35 Based on Terry’s Theme from “Limelight” Charlie Chaplin – Parsons Dinah Shore with Vic Shoen and his Orchestra ? VSG 36 1952 E2 - VB - 7743 Hot T oddy VSG 37 Ralph Flanagan Ralph Flanagan and his Orchestra 195 2 E2 - VB - 7745 Serenade VSG 37 from the musical production "The student prince" Dorothy Donnelly, Sigmun d Romberg Ralph Flanagan and his Orchestra 1953 E3 - VB - 0548 Suzanne VSG 38 (Every night when the sun goes down) from the M.G.M. film “Bright Road” Harry Belafonte – Mildred Thomas Harry Belafonte with Orchestra and Chorus 1953 E3 - VB - 1095 Matilda, Matilda VSG 38 Harry Thomas Harry Belafonte with Orchestra and Chorus .
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