Hillbilly Holiday – Chuck Palmer and his Rangers with Peggy Diehl

Hilo Hattie – Princess Aloha with Andy Iona and his Orchestra

Hip Hip Hooray – Henry Nemo and Kay Penton

Ho Hum – The Dinning Sisters

Home on the Kitchen Range – Smith Ballew • Terry Shane

Honeysuckle Rose – Fats Waller

Hootin’ Nannie Annie – Texas Jim Lewis and his Lone Star Cowboys

Huckleberry Duck – The Martins

I Can’t Dance – Billie Haywood and Cliff Allen

I Dreamt I Dwelt in Harlem – Delta Rhythm Boys

I Got Her In the Mail – “Smoke” Wells

I May Be Wrong – Les Elgart and his Orchestra with the Tune Tellers

I Want To be Happy – Flo Petty and his All-Veteran Orchestra

I’m Just A Lucky So and So – Ray Bauduc and his Orchestra with Debby Claire

I’m Just Wild About Harry

I’m Making Believe – Warren Evans with Cecil Scott and his Orchestra

I’m the Secretary to the Sultan – Kay Starr with Snub Pollard • Recorded by Joe Reichman and his Orchestra

If I Didn’t Care – Joe Reichman and his Orchestra

If You Can’t Smile and Say Yes – Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five

If You Ever Come To Texas – Deuce Spriggins and his Orchestra with Carolina Cotton

In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room – Dave Schooler and his Twenty-One Swinghearts

It Must Be Jelly – Johnny Long and his Orchestra

Jam Session – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra

Jammin’ In the Panoram – Stan Kenton and his Orchestra with Helen Huntley

Jitterbug Senorita – Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra

Joint Is Jumpin’ – “Fats” Waller

Jolly Joe – The Balators • Jack and June Blair • Dorn and Delsa

Jose O’Neill, The Cuban Heel – Wini Shaw, Joseph Vitale and The Visionettes

Juke Box Saturday Night – Glenn Miller Modernaires

Jump Children – International Sweethearts of Rhythm

Jumpin’ Jack from Hackensack – The Chanticleers

Jungle Drums – Carmen D’Antonio

Lazy Lady – Phil Moore and the Phil Moore Four

Lazy River – The Shadrach Boys

Let Me Off Uptown – Gene Krupa and his Orchestra with Roy Eldridge and Anita O’Day

Let’s All Back the Attack – Al Trace and his Orchestra

Let’s Get Away From it All – The Martins

Little brown Jug – Emerson Mountaineers

Little Liza, I Love You – The Dreamers Quartette

Loads of Pretty Women – Red River Dave and the Red River Boys

Long and the Short of It – Johnny Long and his Orchestra

Love For Sale – Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Love Grows On. White Oak Tree – Little Four Quartette

Ma, he’s Making Eyes At Me – Ted Fio Rito and his Skylined Music featuring Candy Candido

Margie – Van Alexander and his Orchestra

Mexican Jumping Bean (Los Hijos de Beda) – Noro Morales and his Orchestra with Nino and Lenora, and Dolores

Millennium Jump – Joe Marsala Orchestra with Judy Bakay

Minnie the Moocher – Cab Calloway and his Orchestra

Missouri – Deuce Spriggins and his Orchestra with Hank Penny

Mistletoe – Henri Woode and his Orchestra with Tops and Wilda

Move It Over – Madeline Lee and Betty Bartley

Mr. Jackson from Jacksonville – June Richmond

Mr. X Blues -Cecil Scott and his Orchestra

Musical Stairs – Helene Tanza and the Stair-A-Tone Steppers

My Chickashay Gal – Spade Cooley and his Western Dance Gang featuring Smokey Rogers

My Sister and I – Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra with Bob Eberly

My Wubba Dolly – Spade Cooley and his Western Dance Gang with Carolina and Oakie Rogers

My, My, Ain’t That Somethin ‘ – Gene Rodgers and the Vs

Never Too Old To Swing – Tiny Grimes and his Orchestra

Night Train to Memphis – Jimmy Wakely and his Oklahoma Cowboys and Girls

Oh Marie – Ron Perry and his Orchestra

Oh, Susannah – The Charioteers

Oira Polka – Stanley Sielanski • Danced by the Matusz Polish Dance Group

Old Chisholm Trail – Merle Travis and the Bronco Busters

Our Teacher – Henny Youngman

Paddlin’ Madeline Home – Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) • Nedra Merle

Paper Doll – The Mills Brothers with Dorothy Dandridge

Paran Pan Pan – Maya’s Pan-American Orchestra with Carlos and Zedra

Pass the Biscuits, Mirandy – Spike Jones and his City Slickers

Penthouse Serenade -Johnny Downs and Gale Storm • Recorded by David Rose and his Orchestra

Pistol Packin’ Papa – Red River Dave and the Cowgirl Cuties

Poet and Peasant – Milt Britton and his Band