⁣1-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Sentimental Journey /Ben Homer, Bud Green–Les Brown
2-Barney Rapp And His New Englanders – Little Sir Echo
3-Barney Rapp And His New Englanders – I'm Happy About The Whole Thing /Johnny Mercer– Harry Warren
4-Doris Day – The Joint Is Really Jumpin' Down at Carnegie Hall
Songwriter – Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane, Roger Edens
5-Les Brown And His Duke University Blue Devils – Salt Water Cowboy (A United States Marine)/Redd Evans
6-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Take Me In Your Arms /Mitchell Parish–Fred Markush
7-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Easy Street /Alan Rankin Jones
8-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – A Wonderful Winter
9-Les Brown And His Duke University Blue Devils – Along The Navajo Trail
10-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – I Wish I Knew /Mack Gordon–Harry Warren
11-Bob Hope – Sunshine Cake /Jimmy Van Heusen-Johnny Burke
12-Jimmy Wakely, Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Slippin' Around /Floyd Tillman
13-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – My Darling, My Darling /Frank Loesser
14-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue /Sunny Skylar
15-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – A Little Bird Told Me /Harvey Brooks
16-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – It's Too Soon To Know /Deborah Chessler
17-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Buttons And Bows /Jay Livingston-Ray Evans
18-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Havin' A Wonderful Wish (Time You Were Here) /Jay Livingston-Ray Evans
19-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Dear Hearts And Gentle People /Bob Hilliard-Sammy Fain
20-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Happy Times /Sylvia Fine
21-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – Never Again /Alfred Urbano-Tom Pryor
22-Les Brown And His Band Of Renown – I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine /Mack David
23-Doris Day – Savings Bond Promotional Spot4
24-Doris Day – Ain"t MIsbehavin' (Fragment) /Andy Razaf–Fats Waller-Harry Brooks

Much of the material in this set are unreleased recordings from radio transcriptions with tracks 2-3 from her first radio broadcast in 1939 from NBC station WLW in Cincinnati with the Barney Rapp orchestra, 4 from the MGM series "The Lion's Roar" in 1943 also on WLW, track 5's 1944 performance is from an unknown radio broadcast, 7-10 from AFRS "One Night Stand" broadcasts from 1943 and tracks 11-22 from NBC's "The Bob Hope Show" broadcasts between 1948-1950. Tracks 1 & 6 are from previously unreleased V-Discs. Track 24 is a fragment from Doris Day's audition for radio station WLW in 1942, according to the notes in the booklet.

Замечательный архив. Спасибо.