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Record Releases Be Honest With Me Blue Garden Blues Trotter) Cootie Williams Bing Crosby (John Scott 7148 Decca 18767 Majestic Be My Little Pet RECORD RELEASES Blue Horizon Brothers Sidney Bechet's Blue Note Jazz Delmore (Continued from page 318) Men King 518 Blue Note 43 Be Ready When He Comes Behind Closed Doors Diane Courtney (Robert Trendier Blue Lights Royal Chanters Manhattan Paul Ork Ork and Chorus) Suzy Belle Wagon Savoy 1017 Pilotone 5177 (Covered Hub 3027 Frances Langford and Kenny Jubilee Ork) Superior 109 Beale Street Blues Behind the 8 Bar Baker Eddie Lang -Joe Venuti and Their Trummie Young and His Lucky Decca 18765 Blue Lou All -Star Ork Seven Eddie Heywood Ork Decca 80078 Billet D'Amour Commodore 570 Cosmo 901 Rizzi, Eddie Lang -Joe Venuti Standard Symphonietta-A. Blue Love (In My Heart) Album Decca B-1021 Bella, the Belle With the Belt Line director Standard International F-1002 Texas Ruby -Curly Fox and His Bear in Mind Dwight Fiske Fox Hunters Curt Barrett and The Trailsmen Gala 187 Billie's Bounce Columbia 37075 Memo 5006 Belle of the Old Barn Dance Charlie Parker Mexico Savoy 573 Blue Skies Beat Out Dat Rhythm on a Drum Betsy Gay (Covered Wagon Zeke Clements Kitty Carlisle -Russ Morgan Jubilee Ork) Billy the Kid Liberty 5 Decca 23542 Superior 107 Billy Butterfield Ork Blue Moods Beaty Steel Blues Beloved Comrade Capitol 265 Illinois Jacquet Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Kenneth Spencer Biricchina (Mischievous) Savoy 593 Ramblers Stinson 600 Colonial Troubadours Joe Llggins Victor 20-1874 Bird) Standard International F-6012 Exclusive 210 Bern -Te -Vi-Atrevido (Daring Blue Moon Beaty Steel Guitar Camilo Lentini Ork Black and Blue The Tennessee Ramblers Pan-American Pan -059 Georgie Auld Super Disc 1004 Nat Jaffe Musicraft 15060 Benny's Coming Home on Satur- Signature 28111 Three Flames Beautiful Love Gotham 106 Bing Crosby (Victor Young Ork) day Black Maria's Blues Decca 18735 Ella Fitzgerald-Randy Brooks Walter Thomas and Ilis All Stars Blue Prelude Decca 18713 Joe Davis 8131 Helen Humes (Bill Doggett Octet) Beautiful Moons Ago Black Blues Philo PV -105 King Cole Trio (King Cole) Berlioz: The Roman Carnival; Market Excelsior MC -106 Overture, Op. 9 Wingy Manone Ork Blue Rhumba Serge Koussevitzky .Boston 4 Star 1125 Cuban Ork Be -Ba Ba-Leba Continental C-1132 Charlie Barnet (Peanuts Holland) Symphony Ork) Blackberry Blossoms Victor 11-9008 (12") O'Brien's Dublin Ork Blue Skies Decca 18761 Davis 3604 Be-Baba -Luba Berry's Blues Count Basie (Jimmie Rushing) Helen Humes (Bill Doggett Octet) Emmett Berry Blazer's Boogie Columbia 37070 Philo PV -106 Savoy 594 Johnny Moore's Three Blazes Benny Goodman (Art Lund) Because Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) Philo P-111 Columbia 37053 Fred Waring Bless the Lord The Smoothies (Henry "Hot Continental Dance Ork (Don Lips" Levine) Baker Decca 18773 Brother Henry Lee Williams Continental C-1170 Bessie Polka Haven 505 Apollo 1015 Felix Knight -Russ Morgan Jerry Mazanec Ork Bless Your Heart, Little Girl Perry Como -The Satisfiers (Russ Decca 23476 Columbia 12272-F Case Ork) Hank 'Penny Victor 20-1917 Because You're You Better Late Than Never King 521 Morton Downey Eileen Farrell -Felix Knight (Jay Tex Grande Bless Your Little Heart Majestic 1046 Black'on Ork) De Luxe 5008 Buddy Starcher and His All -Star John Hardee's Swingtet Decca 23479 Better Let My Gal Alone Round Up Blue Note 513 Bed Rock Tampa Red 4 Star 1111 Kaye Brothers Ork Dicky Wells' Big Seven Bluebird 34-0740 Blitzkrieg Stork ST -1014 HRS 1019 Between the Devil and the Deep Hal Mitchell Ork .Mamie Miller) Les Paul Trio Regis 6001 Decca 23553 Bedroom Blues Blue Sea Maurice Rocco Al Ammons (Sipple Wallace) Marion Mann (Bob Haggart Ork) Blood on the Moon Guild 148 Mercury 2010 Vogue R-731 Mezzrow-Bechet Septet (Pappa Phil Spitalny All -Girl Ork Smokey Joe Whitfield-Wingy Snow White) Vogue Ork Beulah's Boogie R-733 Manone Lionel Hampton King Jazz 143 Gilt -Edge 539 Bloomer Girl Blue Texas Moonlight Decca 18719 Elton Britt Bedspread Beware Joseph Snihur Ork Victor 20-1873 Baron Mingus Octet Louis Jordan and His Tympany Sonart M-594 Hal Horton 4 Star 1107 Five (Louis Jordan) Blow, Forty -Seven, Blow Sonora H-7025 Beer Barrel Polka Decca 18818 The Buchanan Brothers (Chester Blueberry Lane Espe Musette Ork Bewitched and Lester) Elton Britt Standard International F-110 Mann Ork) Bluebird 33-0536 Victor 20-1789 Ork Marie Greene (Dave Lawrence Welk Signature 15030 Blow, Mr. Dexter Bluer Than Blue Decca 18865 Dexter Gordon Beethoven: Abscheulicher, Wo Beyond the Blue Horizon Sam Taylor and His Alabama Coleman Hawkins and His All- Savoy 576 Swingsters Ells! Du Hin From Act I of American Five Blowin' Up a Storm Queen 4126 'Tidelio" (Thou Monstrous Keynote K-622 Woody Herman Blues Fiend) (12") Fred Waring Columbia 37059 Russell Jacquet and His All Stars Artur Toscanini -NBC Symphony Decca 18775 Blowtop Blues Modern Music 129 Ork-Rose Bampton Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt Lil Green and Her Ork Blues A La King Victor 11-9110 Ted Daffan's Texans (Dick Victor 20-1957 Howard McGhee Ork Symphony No. 5 in C James) Melodist M-1002 Beethoven: Columbia 36917 Blue Minor, Op -67 Biddy Donahue Phil Brito (Walter Gross Ork) Blues Around the Clock (Parts 1 Victor Symphony Ork (Charles Musicraft 15051 and 2) The Cartons Five De Marco (Bud O'Connell) Celtic CI -1009 Sisters Willie Bryant (Tab Smith's Victor 41-5000 Freeman Ork) Septet) Big Butter and Egg Man Majestic 7166 Apollo Begin the Beguine "Wild Bill" Davison Ork Billy Eckstine 364 Bing Crosby (John Scott Trotter Commodore 563 National 9018 Blues at Dawn Ork) Big Fat Bill McCune Ork (Marshall Timmie Rosenkrantz and His Decca 18898 Joe Young) Barons Ken Billings Trio (Irene Wiley) C-6012 Cliff Lange & Orx 2038 Stork CR -1002 Continental Pan American 73 Diamond Big Fat Ma, Skinny Pa Blue and Melancholy Mood Blues at Sunrise Ray Manton -The Vagabonds Monica Lewis (Ray Bloch Ork) Ivory Joe Hunter (Three Blazes) Trilon 111 Bob Crosby Ork ARA 143 Signature 15028 Exclusive 209 Nino Morales and Sextet Big Foot Sam From Birmingham Blue and Sentimental Blues Before Sunrise Coda 5001 Sam Taylor and His Alabama Don Byas' All Stars "Pigmeat" Alamo Markham Frank Parker (Paul Baron Ork) Jamboree 905 (Oliver "Rev" Meshoux's Blue Mercury 2075 Swingsters Queen 4126 Blue Bird of Happiness Six) Les Paul and His Trio Ross Leonard Ork Blue Note 48 Decca 23444 Big Leg Mama Blues Wingy Manone and His "Jump" Savoy 8000 Blues Can Jump Maurice Rocco Jammers (Wingy Manone) Blue Champagne The Four Blues Musicraft 353 Gilt -Edge 535 Chris Cross Ork (Bob Johnson) De Luxe 1004 Frank Sinatra (Axel Stordahl -10 Blues Collins Ork) Big Road Blues Coronet Cor Big Maceo Freddy Martin Slam Stewart Quartet Columbia 37064 Victor 20-1878 396 Don Swan Ork Victor 20-1870 Musicraft World Wide W W 141 Bijou Blue Eyes Polka Blues for Fannie The Vagabonds (Raymond Woody Herman "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and Nappy Lamare Levee Loungers Manton) Columbia 36861 His Band Mercury 2071 Trilon 111 Bill Decca 45000 Blues for My Daddy Fred Waring and His Pennsyl- Thelma Carpenter (Carl Sheldon Blue Flame Lillette Thomas vanians (Donna Dae) Ork) Lennie Lewis Sterling 100 Decca 29196 Majestic 1028 Queen 4133 (Continued on page 322) Page 320 The Billboard 1946-'47 Encyclopedia, of Music Records .
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