The V‐Disc All Stars

catch-all jazz band playing for V-Disc Records during WWII, goes by many names, United States, 1943 to 1949

EPs

Year	Title	Average	Ratings
1944	I Love My Man / My Man / When You’re Smiling
1944	Melody in A / Chicago / After You’ve Gone
1945	Somebody Loves Me / Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to Dry / Candy
1945	When Your Lover Has Gone / Falling in Love With Love / Baby Won’t You Please Come Home
1945	I Hope to Die If I Told a Lie / No, Baby, Nobody but You / I’m Confessin’ That I Love You
1945	Brahms’ Lullaby / I’ll Follow My Secret Heart / Good‐Night Sweetheart / Shine On, Harvest Moon
1945	When I Grow Too Old to Dream / Satchel‐Mouth Baby / Solid Potato Salad
1945	Jazz Me Blues / Dark Eyes / Wire Brush Stomp
1945	Sleepy Time Gal / Tired / Fifteen Years
1945	Can’t We Talk It Over / Almendra / Tra La La
1945	You’ll Never Walk Alone / The Charm of You / Bakery Blues
1945	Down by the River / Only Forever / It’s Easy to Remember / Seventh Avenue

13 more releases

1945	Stardust / Begin the Beguine / My Heart Stood Still / I’m an Old Cow‐Hand
1945	Shine / Tiger Rag / If I Had You
1946	Symphony / Fishin’ for the Moon / I’ll Be Yours / A Little Bit Independent
1946	Love Is Just Around the Corner / Tin Roof Blues / Cherry
1946	Solitude / I Know That You Know / There’s a Lull in My Life / What Goes Up Must Come Down
1946	A Door Will Open / The Moment I Met You / Old Rob Roy
1946	Night and Day / Sunrise on a Guinea Farm / Roy Meets Horn
1946	Personality / Helen of Troy / China Boy
1946	Strange Love / Penthouse Serenade / I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls / St. Louis Blues
1947	Five O’Clock Drag / Snarehead / Coquette
1947	Garden in the Rain / Girl of My Dreams / Lonesome Road
1947	Krakowiak Polka / Three Ring Polka / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Cajon Stomp
1947	That Old Black Magic / National Emblem March / Peanut Butter